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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1915
Page
12
President William Howard Taft is welcomed by a large crowd in Bloomington as he visits the capital. The event draws notable local figures and extensive public interest during the tour.
Former president William Howard Taft addressed an audience at Bloomington Normal University on Our Preparedness. He argued a strong navy is needed to ensure equality with other nations, comparing preparedness to protecting a farmer with hay from wind and threats. Over 2,000 attended the address in Bloomington. Taft then stopped at Springfield to share a drink with Gov. Dunne before heading to Chicago.
New York report says Robert Pay and four others charged with conspiracy to blow up steamers aiding allies will be brought before the federal grand jury next Wednesday. U S District Attorney Marshall says the government will not rush the case but will continue full investigation of all ramifications. Pay’s arrest is tied to plans to disable merchant ships and British war vessels near New York.
Washington October 30 The American Commission for Relief in Belgium will undertake similar work in Poland.
In this old style notice a cosmetic claim outlines using sage tea with sulfur and alcohol to darken gray hair, reduce dandruff, and stop itching. It promotes a ready-made Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound at about 60 cents a bottle, with simple application for quick, natural looking results.
Description of the Nevada battleship detailing its eleven 14 inch and 45 caliber guns across three turrets, its secondary 5 inch battery, and thick armor. Remarks on trials to begin, amid Brooklyn approaches to the New York Navy Yard, highlighting armor belt and turret protections.
It was learned tonight that Germany requested and Russia and allies consent may be obtained. Russia is understood to approve the plan and steps will be taken to secure formal agreement. Relief commission representatives discussed the issue with Secretary Lansing and other officials. The United States is not officially connected with relief measures, but officials are sympathetic. Details of relief work remain unwritten, and it is estimated thirty million dollars monthly will be required to feed destitute millions in the eastern theater of war.
New York suffragists closed their vote campaign with a Madison Square Garden concert and 26 hours of oratory. Dr Anna Howard Shaw, president of the NAWSA, voiced certainty that the state constitutional amendment granting woman suffrage would pass in the Tuesday election. Anti suffragists, under the New York State Association opposed to woman suffrage, held a mass meeting at Carnegie Hall.
Miss Ilanche Walsh, seven in private ire is Mrs W Travers, Bann near death at Lussine hospital Cleveland. She had been in vaudeville, fell ill after a theater engagement, left hospital to fulfill another engagement in Youngstown, then returned to the hospital. Doctors say her death is imminent.
The Whig reminds readers to telephone a Lost advertisement when an item such as a watch or parasol goes missing. Prompt placement helps reunite owners with belongings.
Boston October 30 The four leading party candidates closed the final full week of the state campaign in Boston Former Congressman Samuel W McCall Republican ticket head urged national issues matter for state results and predicted a Republican victory Governor Walsh on multiple platforms in Boston argued the state will back its incumbent for a third term.
A promotional notice offers a 20 acre farm free in Southeast Missouri with coop and support for a development project. Purchasers pay $5 cash plus $5 monthly, no interest or taxes, and享 benefits like 90 days railway fare and a money loan for improvements. The ad cites multiple states’ banking department approvals and promises perfect title with immediate possession. It mentions a 16 page pamphlet and testimonials from over 1,000 customers, via Munger Securities Company, Kansas City.
President Wilson and Mrs Norman Galt toured Annapolis with secrecy, avoiding crowds as they visited the Naval Academy and Shadow Lawn. Officials denied any wedding date and noted plans to address the Manhattan Club on preparedness.
Viscount Milner sparked a dispute in the House of Lords by condemning wartime secrecy and the Gallipoli withdrawal. He accused government policy of grave faults and delaying shells supply, urging stronger effort to support Serbia and Greece while warning against lax conduct in the Balkans.
The American Norwegian Chamber of Commerce was organized in Chicago on Oct 30 to boost business ties between the United States and Norway after World War I. E H Lobe, Norwegian consul in St Paul, was elected president with a board drawn from major trade centers. Exports to Norway rose from 9.0 million in 1914 to 39.1 million last year.
Roberto Pesqueira, Carranza’s representative, assured Governor James E. Ferguson in Austin that the Carranza government stands ready to cooperate with federal and state authorities to restore order on the border. He conveyed Carranza’s good wishes and the possibility of renewed dialogue.
An article argues indigestion often stems from constipation and not stomach issues. It discourages harsh laxatives, endorses a mild laxative like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and notes a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W B Caldwell at Monticello TH. It cites Benj Bassin of Gary Indiana praising the remedy and urges homes to keep a bottle on hand.
Fort St James Importing Co offers Waw-Waw Sauce made from vegetable base with no water or preservatives. The 25 cent bottle claims to enhance flavor, aid digestion, and has wide use in homes, hotels, and railways worldwide.
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