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Newspaper

Townsend Messenger

Location

Townsend, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1898

Page

4

Market Prices and Commodities Report Summary

Wholesale quotes cover Wheat Oats Rye Flour and many produce items from Spokane and San Francisco markets. Also listed are beef and hog prices, poultry rates, vegetables, dairy and eggs, plus copper lead and silver prices. The piece notes Captain A. F. Mahan appearing at a New York pulpit as a naval expert now speaking publicly.

Bluestem Spokane Ole Binestem A. F. Mahan New York

Floods Ravage Multiple Cities Across Ohio and Indiana

The Ohio River region sees severe floods with Dayton under water in parts of the city and hundreds of homes at risk. Indianaplis and Richmond report extensive damage, while Pittsburgh and Canton face record rainfall and widespread flooding. Rail lines and bridges are blocked or destroyed, with evacuations and power losses reported.

Dayton Ohio Richmond Ind Whitewater City Star Piano Factory Nixon Paper Mills Allegheny Pittsburg Upper Allegheny Valley Amd Chestnut Street Carbon Engineer Lake Hradley Columbus Senate River Canton Fort Wayne

Testimony on Maine disaster sent to Congress in 1908

President McKinley transmits the naval court of inquiry findings on the destruction of the cruiser Maine in Havana harbor. The report concludes the explosion was caused by a submarine mine with no fault by crew, and calls for Spain to honor peaceful relations while avoiding hostilities. Negotiations remain unresolved with calls for prompt cessation of hostilities if Cuba’s future is to be left for later talks.

Washington Board of Inquiry Foreign Relations Committee Senate Congress Congress of the United States Maine Havana Cuban Madrid Thavana United States Alphonse XIII Ward Line City of Washington North Atlantic Spain William Mkinley Executive Mansion March Cuba

Edna G Johnson Seeks Circuit Clerk Seat in Macon

Miss Edna G Johnson announces as independent candidate for circuit court clerk in Macon Missouri. Born in LaSalle County Illinois, she highlights prior work in post office teaching and home ownership. She supports women’s ballot rights and cites lineage from Charles Carroll and the Supreme Court ruling allowing women to hold office.

Edna G. Johnson Macon Johnson la Salle County Illinois Charles Carroll Supreme Court

One of the Kaiser's Jokes Recalled by Bonn College Chums

The Tor onto Chronicle shares a witty anecdote from Bonn about Kaiser Wilhelm II and traveler Ehlers. In college times corps members toasted in a ritual glass emptying to Borussia and the youngest Hohenzollern, prompting the emperor to respond with a clever pun.

Toronto Chronicle Ehlers Emperor Bonn Palatio Corps Corp of Borussia Hatter Corps Hohenzollern Hohenzolfern

Brand new superstition warns against hat on bed

The Washington Post reports a new superstition from an informal gathering where a maid was told to keep guests from placing hats on the bed. The hostess explains the habit signals the death of a close house friend, while noting the practice preserves fresh bed coverings.

Washington Post

Why He Didn't Pay Up Judgment Test Sermon

A Boston Journal anecdote recalls a preacher using a debt honesty test. The crowd stands for paid debts and a single man sits for unpaid debts, explaining others cannot get what people owe him. The tale hinges on communal hypocrisy and personal finances.

Congregation of Brethren Parson Boston Journal

Spring Medicine Hood’s Sarsaparilla offers blood purification

An advertisement extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as the season's healing tonic for impure blood and dyspepsia. It cites testimonials from C J Hood & Co and various users like Mrs. S. Richardson of Seattle James Wilder of Oroville and Henry Jenkins of Port Angeles praising relief from catarrh indigestion scrofula and skin complaints.

Hood C. J. Hood & Co Lowell Mass H. Richardson Bush Street Seattle, Wash James Wilder Oroville Wash Henry Jenkins Port Angeles

US notes Spain on Cuba crisis to end suffering

Washington reports the United States has presented a note to Spain via Minister Woodford demanding action to end the Cuba crisis. Spain’s reply follows the American note as cabinet members discuss the president’s message and possible concessions to withdraw troops, aiming to avoid war.

Washington United States Spain Woodford Madrid Cuba Congress Capitol

Schillings Best Baking Powder Price Claim

A claim states Schillings Best baking powder should sell for twice the price of the next best brand. The source notes consumer expectations of premium value and market positioning.

Schillings

Troop relocations under General Miles commands

Major General Miles orders move of the Eleventh Infantry headquarters and six companies from Department of the Colorado to Jefferson Barracks Missouri. The Fifteenth Infantry staff and band move from Fort Bayard New Mexico to Fort Huachuca Arizona and one company to Fort Apache. Whipple Barracks post is to be discontinued. The orders may affect a planned concentration of troops for a possible emergency.

Washington Miles Eleventh Infantry Department of the Colorado Jefferson Barracks Missouri Fifteenth Infantry Fort Bayard N. M Fort Huachuca Arizona Fort Apache Whipple Barracks

Important cautions on cold and muscle care for horses and people

The piece warns against blanket cooling after exertion and the risks of chilling a horse into founder. It extols St. Jacobs Oil as a reliable cure for stiff muscles and joints in people, urging sports fans to keep a bottle handy. It also comments on Vice President Trotart’s democratized habits despite wealth, drawing a parallel to Adlai Stevenson.

St. Jacob's Or

Exclusive Rights Claim Over CASTORIA Trade Name

Dr Samuel Pitcher asserts rights to the word CASTORIA and PITCHER'S CASTORIA noting origin in Hyannis Massachusetts and alleging his signature on all wrappers. He forbids others from using his name except The Centaur Company with Charles H Fletcher signature on wrappers. March 8, 2%. He mentions a Boston sale of a 1622 history of New England settlement.

Samuel Pitcher Hyaanis Massachusetts Chas Centaur Company Chas. H. Pietcher Samuel Ptitcher M.D Boston Charles Deans New England

Allen's Foot-Fase advertised cure for feet and bunions

The ad touts Allen's Foot-Fase as a universal foot cure easing pain swelling stinging and corns. It claims instant relief for new shoes and ailments like chilblains sweating and tired feet with over 10 000 testimonials. Also includes a consumer offer and address for orders plus a stray social statistic about British women workers and unions.

Allen Alice Olmsted le Roy, N.Y

Painting a Bone of Contention Sparks Chicago Exchange

In the Chicago Record a playful exchange notes Williams' admiration for a painting and another character's careful call that Williams has not yet made an offer. The brief dialogue hints at growing interest without confirming a sale.

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with broad claims

An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. It includes testimonials, pricing, and notes it is sold by druggists, with other unrelated items mentioning Arctic travelers and a land gift to Burlington for a high school site.

Hall J. Cheney & CO Tolwto F. J. Cheney West & Truax Toledo Walding, Kinnan & Marvin All Druggiete Mall Geo. FP Bimunds Burlington, Vt

Great Battleships Kentucky and Kearsarge Launched at Newport News

Newport News Va March 25 1900 10000 spectators witness the launch of the battleships Kentucky and Kearsarge. Christine Bradley christens Kentucky with a bottle breaking water over the bow. The vessels feature a double storied 14 five inch rapid fire batteries and a seven and a half foot armor belt.

Newport News United States Kentucky Kearsarge Christine Bradley Blue Grass State Newport News Ship Building Company

McKinley Seeks Time for Diplomatic Cuba Peace Efforts

Washington reports indicate President McKinley favors extended negotiations with Spain and hopes for peaceful Cuba independence by diplomacy. Senators and representatives say he wants time and urges calm to avoid rushing Congress after the Maine disaster. A distant Himalayan plant story follows.

Washington Congress Spain

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