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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1904
Page
6
Chicago to Shansan City trains replace heavy wool blankets with lighter counterpanes on the Southwest Limited. The change aims to improve passenger comfort during hot weather and to present a neater, inviting sleeper experience.
A garbled OCR passage references a mix of items from ads and notices. It mentions a Dominion Exhibition in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada, with expected attendance from the United States and a possible opening by Minister Clifford Sefton. Also noted are various product mentions and a line on a piano with many keys often left unlocked.
Des Moines notes cover Dr. M L Bartlett securing Pfitzner engagement at the Des Moines Musical College, Iowa State Fair entertainments with Imperial Japanese acrobats and the Dunbar Troupe, and state lab plans for bacteriological work. Also report pay raises for Fifty fourth and Wifey smith regiments, property assessment progress, auto mobile law implications, and violent incident at Des Moines home involving the Schuri brothers.
Reports from St Petersburg say Russia plans a speedy, satisfactory settlement of the Malacca incident. The emperor directs restraint, seeking friendly terms with Britain. Russia will release the vessel if Great Britain confirms contraband status or provides clear manifests, and may refer further war questions to The Hague if pressed.
London July 22 reports from Associated Press and St Petersburg dispatches do not confirm a release of the Malacca. British papers show alarmist views and interpret Premier Balfour's remark as lack of confirmation, keeping the incident unsettled in the public mind.
Reports from St Petersburg dated July 23 describe the Malacca at Suda Bay Crete under a Britain Russia agreement. Consuls will inspect the ship for contraband with cargo. only contraband may be seized, British stores aboard not examined. Russia seeks to avoid protest and vows no repeat incidents.
This advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children used by a nurse in a New York Children’s Home to cure ailments and regulate bowels while destroying worms. Sold by all druggists with a free sample offer. The second line notes poker wisdom about eating.
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