23 Mar 1900
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Newspaper
Rock Island Argus
Location
Rock Island, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
1
A fragmented item lists city notices and local officials, naming ward representatives and supervisors in a mistyped 19th century style. The text references Sheriffs assistants, collectors, and ward leaders such as Beck, Waldersfeld, and Alter, with scattered street or city roles and no clear event.
A historic political argument urges an abolition of tariffs between the United States and Porto Rico. The author contends Spain restricts trade, Cuba gains no duty, and U S markets should open to Porto Rican products to curb protectionist measures and foster reciprocal access. Steps toward free intercommerce are urged as our plain duty.
A fragmented, OCR style excerpt cites leaders and senators debating the Port Rico tariff and its constitutional implications. It references Harrison, McKinley era policy, Secretary of War Roose, and Senator Hoar, with mentions of free trade, revenue, and the relationship of Porto Rico to the United States amid a broader populist indignation.
A collection of 19th century clippings notes republicans split over the Porto Rican tariff, naming New York papers the New York Tribune and New York Press as supporters. It quotes opinions on Dayo B. Hitt’s delegate bid, debates over Bryan versus Salisbury, and mentions political shifts and trials including Andrew Carnegie and Frick. The piece discusses the delicate tariff situation, court cases, and US political maneuvering in Washington.
The speaker argues governments derive power from the consent of the governed and denounces monarchic rule as contrary to republican principles. He warns against empire and colonial domination, urging the nation to remain true to liberty and public service. Dates listed include Wheawaoa Lead, Hot Springs, and engagements through April 14 across multiple Western states.
County Temple transfers list multiple Rock Island property transactions with buyers and sellers, including lots and blocks in Bailey Davenport's Second and Old Town lines, with prices ranging from 200 to 4,000 dollars. Mentions conservatorship transfer and a series of millinery business notices amid weather-related relief ads and patent remedy promotions.
Readers are informed that the British Medical Institute has opened a Rock Island branch at 1002 Second Avenue offering free consultations examinations and minor operations for three months through April 15. Dr E Valentine Heaston heads the staff with daily hours 9 am to 8 pm except Sundays.
An advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as a universal cure for severe threats and lung troubles. It claims the remedy heals tissues, stops inflammation, aids expectoration, and ensures a good night’s sleep. Sample bottles are offered at T H Thomas and druggists cited in Richmond and Davenport.
An excursion offer lists Feb 20 Mar 6 Mar 20 and Apr 17 with one fare plus $2. Destinations cover Northwestern Iowa Western Minnesota Northern Wisconsin Northern Michigan North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Colorado Utah Wyoming Idaho British Columbia Manitoba Montana Oregon Washington. Contacts Geo W Wood and J D Sperry in Rock Island Davenport for details.
Fragments describe a claimed cold cure with dubious efficacy. Mentions an advertised remedy named Grove and a box, price listed as 25 cents. Content is garbled OCR with unclear dates or organization.
A citizen profile praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney symptoms described near 2109 Third Avenue with relief after use. The ad cites a testimonial by W. H. Thompson, photographer, urging readers to buy Doan's Pills at Foster Shibara Co. in Bethlehem, Pa. Remember the name Doan's. Take no substitute.
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