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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1902

Page

4

Record Run Breaks Milwaukee Chicago Rail Speed Record

A new Atlantic type engine No 921 powered from Chicago to Milwaukee covering eighty seven miles in eighty seven minutes with top speeds over 102 mph between Caledonia and Lakewood. The train left Chicago 10 15 p m arrived Milwaukee 11 42 p m with minor slowdowns and no water stops. Engine weighs 299 000 pounds drivers 444 inches diameter tender coal 19000 pounds water 7060 gallons.

Milwaukee Chicago Caledonia Lakewood Lato Western Avenue Edgebrook Stowell Wadsworth Western Union Junction

Land claims and weather from Saskatchewan letter

A missive from Prince Albert Saskatchewan by Henry Laughlin to Dr. C T Field in Chase Michigan exults in the land and crops of western Canada. Laughlin praises soil climate and stock, notes building a residence and plans for a wife, and mentions mild winter conditions and fog shanties amid ongoing land work. The piece also discusses freight classes and rail transport volumes in a broader context with examples from the Santa Fe.

Saskatchewan Western Canada Prince Albert Chase

Frontier posts in northern Nebraska under review

Northern Nebraska residents anxiously await the military commission decision on frontier posts maintenance or discontinuance. Rumors tied Fort Meade Niobrara and Robinson to potential abolition were unfounded after inquiries. Senator Millard lobbied the army officials since last summer, arguing to improve these forts, with officials hinting heavy cavalry detachments may be stationed at the three forts in the coming year.

Northern Nourdéka JoAra Alington Oid Aang Nebraska Military Commission Meade D. D Niobrara Robinson Neb Washington Millard War Office

Prince Henry Prepares Presents for American Visitors

Berlin dated January 24 reports Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia selecting about fifty gifts for Americans tied to his U S visit. The trove includes diamond encrusted boxes and cups, gold cigarette cases, compasses, and a jeweled bracelet for Miss Roosevelt. A hunting gun with interchangeable barrels is expected for the president.

Prince Henry Berlin Prince Henry of Prussia United States Robley D. Evans Alice Roosevelt

Opposed to Free Sugar at Cuban Reciprocity Hearing

At the Cuban reciprocity hearing in Washington on January 24 Nathan Stewart defended Michigan beet sugar investment now totaling 7.7 million dollars grown in three years. Michigan Farmers institute representative C D Smith and others opposed concessions to Cuba. A petition circulated urging Ways and Means to keep tariff laws unchanged to avoid harming beet sugar.

Washington Nathan Stewart Michigan Congress Cuba C. D. Smith Michigan Farmers” Institute F. P. Hathaway Herbert Myrick Massachusetts House Ways and Means Committee

Iowa Exposition Plans for St Louis Displays

Iowa aims to showcase its exhibits at the St Louis exposition as among the best with a proposed total of 258000 dollars. Main building 100000 dollars, manufacture exhibits 360000 dollars, administration and buildings 20000 dollars, music and art 40000 dollars. Senator Berry of Indianola will draft a bill for legislature after Governor Cummins reports on the expo matters.

Iowa St. Louis Des Moines Berry Indianola Cummins

McLeary Proposes Pay Rise for Rural Carriers

Washington January 24. Representative McLeary introduced a bill to raise rural tree delivery carriers pay from 500 to 600 dollars the first year 660 dollars the second year and 770 dollars the third year.

Washington, D. C McLeary Today

Dick Introduces Militia Bill in Congress

Washington January 24 Representative Dick of Ohio introduced a militia bill agreed by militia officers of several states to increase the efficiency of the militia.

Washington, D. C Ohio

Gunboat Ordered to Colon in Panama Crisis

Secretary Long ordered the gunboat Marietta to Colon on the gulf side to cooperate with the cruiser Philadelphia at Panama on the Pacific side. The action responds to renewed liberal activity in Colombia on the isthmus, aiming to safeguard United States rights and deter threats.

Washington Cuolombia Panama Long Marietta Colon Gulf Philadelphia Pouaima Pacific

Mystery Coffee Prices and a Hidden Java Secret

An old friend quotes the New York Press about coffee blends, noting Arabian Mocha and Mandeling Java at 40 cents a pound. A sharp observer reveals that much Java labeled coffee is actually Maracaibo, costing about 15 cents, exposing inflated prices and a market trick.

Victor Smith New York Java Maracaibo

Boothmakers On Broadway Amid Expensive Corner Display

A fragment describes Bobdmakers on Broadway as a costly corner occupation for bootmakers. Immense gold letters adorn windows and doors. The text quotes Victor Smith asserting English bias and notes differences between boots and shoes, contrasting American practice with Britain.

Broadway Béatiniberg Victor Smith England America

Diabetes Durable Halo Ind Jan 27 Patient Tells Cure

Mrs J L C Bowers of Halo Indiana recounts kidney trouble progressing to diabetes with rapid polyuria and weight loss. She credits Dodd's Kidney Pills after trying multiple doctors and medicines, reporting seven boxes removed all symptoms. The piece closes with a moral about hypocrisy and bachelorhood.

Halo Ind JL. C. Bowers Dodd

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