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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1901
Page
6
Mildred declares engagement to Lord Lyndon after news of a fortune from Lady Eagleton. Denzil bitterly laments, wards off Lyndon’s fate on a dangerous ice run, and the party scatters with Mildred left amid the drama as the lake excursion ends unresolved.
Four years prior Seattle ships totaled under 1000 barrels to the east. The current year expects shipments around 50000 barrels signaling a sharp rise in salted salmon exports from Seattle to eastern markets.
Strong Russian forces have quietly concentrated near the Austro Hungarian and Romanian frontiers since June 1. Observers say the mobilization is precautionary due to an alliance between Austria Hungary and Romania. Officials in Vienna and Bucharest are informed of talks of a Russia led Slavonic federation and possible September arrivals of royal figures may advance such plans. A Budapest dispatch claims Austria orders Bosnia and Herzegovina garrisons on war footing amid Albania agitation with reports Italy and Montenegro stir Muslims there.
Vice President Theodore Roosevelt spoke to about ten thousand people in North Park Colorado Springs presenting a broad address on national strength and honesty. He urged fair dealing and equal justice at home and abroad and emphasized upholding the honor of the flag and the nation’s future welfare and greatness.
Washington August 2. The navy department declines Admiral Schley's plea to modify the fifth specification of the court of inquiry precept. The department says official records show Schley admitted disobeying orders, a fact established whether willful or not.
A Standerton dispatch dated July 5, received in London, reports Walter Kitchener meeting Louis Botha and De Wet near Platland. Kruger's reply to Bona surrender proposals is cited, urging continued resistance. De Wet, Delarey, Steyn promise to keep up the fight. relief to follow if needed.
Des Moines editor admits an interview with Minister Conger was written in the Capital office during his absence. Iowa veterinary registration suit may test rights of未registered practitioners. Port of Des Moines reports 23170.93 in duties and fines for year ended June 30. Counterfeit one dollar notes detected by a distinctive green stencil and small type warning word one dollar. Senator Tillman warns of another negro disfranchisement convulsion. Secretary Van Houten projects 40 percent merchantable corn yield and poor pastures. State control board shorthos on hospital in Cherokee with 200 workers and ample facilities.
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