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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1898
Page
21
Mrs Jexsie L Surry of Philadelphia testifies after four weeks in bed with ovarian inflammation and chronic discharge that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her and restored comfort. The note asserts the remedy as a blessing for women and cites prior medical expenses.
A garbled jumble reports frost bite and fever effects, a marketing note for Allen's Foot-Knee powder, and a fractured Philadelphia Record item about Marris Golembiewski and his son in a snow drift incident. The chaotic text mentions a clock, a bride or Sis, and a wrecked sleigh with a horse uninjured.
A Detroit woman, Mrs John Tansey of 130 Laker Street, Michigan, recounts her struggle with long illness and remedies. She describes ten children, past health crises, and how a doctor proposed a strange medicine that finally restored her strength after months of treatment. She praises pills from Dr Wille and associates their use with healing and renewed vigor.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a marketing or medicine drop sale tied to textile mill workers. Mentions price drops, sample bottles, a thirty day window, and legal actions or orders. Names and places are garbled, with references to Lowell and New Bedford mills and worker reactions.
New York markets heated as Standard Oil stock surges about 25 million dollars in value overnight. Analysts cite high quarterly dividends and perceived market dominance. insiders debate a planned capitalization change while authorities eye antitrust implications.
Disjointed excerpt notes a commander Blanco and others facing criticism over insurgent control and imminent removal. It mentions May return to Spain, a captain general losing command, and a formal gathering for a funeral in the afternoon.
In the senate a joint resolution was approved to study the feasibility of opening a navigable canal through the southwest pass of the Mississippi. Allen of Nebraska introduced a resolution asking foreign relations committees to determine whether the yacht Busenneer owned by Mr Hearst was seized and if so by whom.
Mrs Nobles, aged murderess, transported to Macon Georgia to await a third death sentence. En route she passed by her husband’s grave where a tombstone read Murdered by His Wife. The daughter laments her mother while the mother remains unprepared for the chilling inscription.
Susan B Anthony calls the thirtieth convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association to order in Washington. She speaks on justice achieved and outlines grievances women face, comparing them to early colonial struggles against tyranny. The text mentions Dublin and Waterford News founder C Redmand.
The market report indicates varied receipts and prices across cattle and sheep with steady demand. Heavy and light cattle show firm quotations, while sheep receipts remain strong with overall steady trends in Kanes City markets.
The report lists grain futures and cash prices across wheat corn oats rye and related commodities. It mentions bids for May July and September delivery with figures like 1.28 for corn and 4.34 for a later wheat contract, reflecting broad price activity and seasonal shifts.
The autonomist party in Spain plans formal negotiations with Cuban insurgents to grant limited autonomy. Proposals include a Cuban militia, recognition of insurgent leaders, a $10 million payment toward debt, local self rule, protected trade margins, and limited martial measures subject to cabinet approval.
A scrambled Madrid dispatch reports Spanish and U S officials denying knowledge of covert talks as warship movements and public notices raise tensions. The United States and Madrid exchange signals amid warnings and counterclaims as authorities seek to prevent further escalation.
The Journal reports a light amid tied dealings between Armour and Leiter last December over spring wheat shipments. Armour secured and mismanaged a large wheat consignment from Minneapolis to Chicago and Duluth, using a $1000 check as collateral. Wheat moved to Peavey’s Minneapolis hopper, draining stocks from hiding places and altering receipts.
Lineotota reports in New York on February 1 that Abrahim Tin coins Wrthlay were celebrated as a non legal holiday with banks and public offices closed.
Atlantic Georgia February 15 a second letter supplementing her first that caused a sensation is published by Mrs Joseph Kingsberry a prominent society woman with strong views on an tHasennation She says she will not retract her sentiments and believes there are periods when the fact has total possession of the south She says she has faced reproaches from Bright eyes who doubted she would expose their folly She notes the custom is not as prevalent as before confined to a few indiscreet people and occurring in both north and south but less reported in the south
Washington Feb 24 pensions granted Nebraska Iowa and Dakota lists show original, supplemental and restoration increases for numerous individuals with amounts ranging up to $12 and up to $41. Postmaster appointments and resignations are noted in various counties including Mitchell Calhoun and Cedar Rapids. Also mentions teacher appointment at Pine Ridge South Dakota and a Nebraska promotion.
The trial opens in London with Vladimir Jaurtantz editor and Weirabech printer facing charges for出版 inciting national disaffection. The defendants plead not guilty as the attorney general condemns their alleged lies and links the case to nihilist outrages at Winterportten in 1880.
The committee of the union government and related bodies reaches terms to settle debts. An agreement schedules payment of the amounts due to the government and outlines steps for the sale of assets.
News reports a new Santa Fe speed run achieving 50.7 miles per hour with a composite train and dining car covering 24 miles in three hours and one minute. The run, between Lakota and Buffalo, surpasses the prior express by 46.7 miles per hour, with towns, water, and route details noted.
New York February 15 The censorial action of the stock exchange governing committee is explained after White’s admonitory statements. The committee says members must not publish advertisements not strictly related to business and those who do will face discipline to protect exchange interests.
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