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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1903

Page

8

Doan's Kidney Pills Promised Cure for Kidney Ailments

A Sterling man testifies to lasting relief from backache and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills in 1897. He reports three years without needing to retract his claim and offers to mail a free trial to any U.S. address. Foster-Milburn Co. advertises the product at 50 cents per box.

Bright Doan A. W. Lutz 17Th Avenue Sterling Dean Mr. Lutz United States Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N.Y

Thousands of Americans Eye Western Canada Immigration

A Langdon North Dakota farmer in Winnipeg reports many Americans plan to move to Canada in spring. He notes higher wheat prices south of the border and cheaper, fertile land in Canada. Government agencies in multiple cities offer immigrant guidance and rates. General Booth jokes with U S politicians on discipline and exchequer roles.

Dakota Canada St. Paul Marquette Mich Toledo Ohio Watertown Grand Parks N. Dakota Great Falls Miont Booth Salvation Army Washingston Frye London Inet Wouth Alger Hanna Senator Hoar Senate

Tolstoi Exiled Rumor Denied By Russian Official

Paul B. Du Chaillu writes from Russia that Tolstoi is treated well by the government and that photographs and postcards of Tolstoi are for sale in St Petersburg. The czar reportedly laughed at a U.S. report that Tolstoi had been expelled with gendarmes. Du Chaillu says Tolstoi was not excommunicated by the synod.

Tolstoi Paul B. du Chailly Russia St. Petersburg du Chaillu America Tolstoi Hadeen

Monument to Ketteler Erected on Pekin Street

On Pekin’s busiest street a large monument to Baron von Ketteler is rising at the Chinese government’s expense. It forms a triumphal avenue extending along the street with a top stone ten feet by three feet by unknown thickness. One hundred thirty mules hauled the large stones and fifty-seven mules moved the smaller ones. The project cost about 160,000 dollars in gold.

Ketteler Pekin Baron von Ketteler China

Export Discounts Stirtariff Debate in Free Trade Britain

The Lewiston Journal examines export price cuts as a global norm and a foe to protection. It contrasts British railways offering lower export rates with American calls to lower tariffs to curb foreign competition. It cites Cammell & Co of Sheffield and argues free traders risk dumping surplus on the U.S. market, harming jobs and wages.

Gov Cummins Dollivar Mint Roberts Gov. Cummins Tawney Congressional United States Europe Charles Cammell & Co., Limited Sheffield England Cammell & Co

Debsism and Barrism in Tariff Debate

Opinion piece arguing against free trade and tariff reform critics tied to Debsism and Barrism. It cites a 67 cent per ton coal tariff, coal region cases, and the impact of Congress suspending duty on Welsh anthracite for a year. The author contends the move exposes price differentials between American, Canadian, and Welsh coal and warns of coal trust tactics and wage pressures if coal prices normalize.

Baerlam Congress Georges Creek Pennsylvania Coal Trust Nova Scotia Wales Power Ag

Free Coal Debate: Tariff Repeal Likely Fails to Help Consumers

The Cleveland Leader argues Congress cut coal duties for one year but foreign coal offers little relief to Eastern cities. It notes transportation costs keep prices high, predicting nine to ten dollars per ton in New York or Boston. It concludes the tariff repeal will likely have no lasting effect and the coal trust remains driven by monopoly rather than protection.

Congress New York Boston Pennsylvania Coal Trust Cleveland

Monster of Crime Confession of Alfred Knapp Revealed

Alfred Knapp, jailed in Hamilton Ohio, boasts of multiple murders with chilling detail. He describes killings from Cincinnati to Indianapolis and Hamilton, including his wives, and expresses pleasure in the acts. A detailed confession lists five victims and the method, while his wife Anna May Gamble resists belief in his monstrous guilt. Knapp’s appearance and demeanor are described as stark contrast to his claimed charm.

Alfred Knapp Hamilton Ohio Ida Gibbart West Indianapolis Knapp Indianapolis Anna May Gamble Emma Littleman Gest Street Cincinnati May Hebert Walnut Jennie Connors Knapp Canal Liberty Street Ida Gebhard Annie Knapp South Fourth Street Lindenwald

And Yet The Sheep Count Rises After Tariff Repeal

In Mora vian Falls North Carolina the Yellow Jacket reports that US sheep numbers have grown by twenty million since the Wilson tariff repeal. A Democratic prophecy claims that the protection coal powering our industrial engine leads to disaster with brakes off and throttle wide open.

United States Moravian Falls N. C Yellow Jacket

American interests push for reciprocity laws to avoid cheating

The Des Moines Capital notes that American interests in raw materials and manufactured goods must stand together or fall together and urges a strong use of reciprocity laws to prevent being cheated in transactions.

Des Moines

Knapp’s Criminous Career Chronology Through 1903

A compact record traces Knapp’s life from birth in 1862 in Greensburg through repeated imprisonments in Indiana and Ohio, multiple marriages, and a pattern of violent crimes. Major events include penitentiary terms at Joliet and Jeffersonville, killings in Cincinnati and Indianapolis, a 1903 confession, and a tangled sequence of marriages to Emma Stubbs, Jennie Conners, Hannah Goddard, and Anna May Gamble.

Greensburg Terre Haute Ind Cincinnati House of Refuge Chicago Joliet Maried Emma Stubbs Terra Haute Jeffersonville Lawrenceburg Jennie Conners Indy Cincinnati 1804 Dune Emma Blitleman

A Witty Lawyer Refutes Theft Claim in Town Falls Case

A year ago salt was brought against the esshier of the State Bank of Town Falls to recover a deposit the bank denied. In Dickiers trial the defendant's attorney argued for his client stressing high social and religious standing and public trust. Milner added humor noting Canada is full of such men.

State Bank of Town Falls Dickiers Pania T. G. Milner Canada

Taking Down Beerbohm Tree On StageMockery

London actor Beerbohm Tree, famed for pompous manners, clashes with a provincial aspirant who asks for a part. Tree offers a crowd walk on in the final act. The hopeful replies with a courteous jab about Tree’s Hamlet.

Beerbohm Tree London Metropolitan Mr. Tree

Hadn't Time for Squirming with King Edward Case

London physician Sir Richard Powell treated King Edward after an intake of excess. Powell announced a blunt prescription and left to see other patients. Sir Francis Laking protested the abrupt method but Powell replied he hadn’t time for squirming and to return if needed.

Richard Powell London Edward Sir Francis Laking Sir Richard Sir Francis Laking Powell

Large Wednesbury Charity Lands Grow Vast

A sixteenth century resident left 1000 to provide annual gowns and coats to the poor on St Thomas Day. The legacy was invested in minerals land and has grown to 30000. Charity commissioners now provide 200 gowns and 60 coats instead of the original three gowns and three coats.

Wednesbury England St. Thomas

Ulric Levasseur's Remarkable Recovery After Dodd's Kidney Pills

In New Bedford on March 2, Ulric Levasseur, once bedridden by general weakness and back pain, credits two months of Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring his strength. He reports walking and working again, calling the remedy a God sent cure and praising its impact on his health and vigor. An Irish student adds a humorous aside about definitions.

New Bedford Mass First Street Ulric Levasser Dodd

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