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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1902
Page
9
In Madison Wisconsin on Monday afternoon ts Sohn Davenport, owner of the Davenport club and a student boarding house, shot Charles Olmquist a student boarder, then attempted suicide with a revolver. He died almost instantly.
Father Odenbach of St Ignatius College in Cleveland invents an instrument to forecast distant thunderstorms using wireless telegraph principles. The setup includes a relay sounder Corhea etc, a choking coil recording chronograph and roof copper collector linked to observatory. It records electromagnetic rays from lightning as a warning up to three hours before storms reach Cleveland.
A bold plan backed by a $250,000 investment and Southern Pacific support aims to convert a stubborn Harris county area into a thriving rice hub powered by electricity. The project envisions a central power plant, electrified irrigation wells, and trolley links to move and process rice, with farmers gaining drought independence and potential vast regional supply.
The ceremony unites Charles Hsing Ling, second secretary at the Chinese embassy, and Miss Genevieve Denea of Soisy. Details mention a sky-blue rope with red war buttons, Catholic rites, Chinese register, and a family lineage linked to the embassy. The bride, 93, taught plane studies. the groom previously served as embassy attache in Japan.
Articles filed for The Vindicator and Republican Company to operate as a newspaper, book binding, lithography and printing house in Des Moines Iowa. Includes capital stock of 250 shares at 1000 each, board of seven directors, and 20 year existence with perpetual succession. Directors named Geo F. Schrand, Geo A Nichols, W. Ashford. Notary public witnessed October 4 1902.
Fragmented ad copy promotes remedies for digestive ailments and liver issues from companies like William & Andrews and Dean Dave Co. It mentions products such as Pepsia tonics, Meopric Bittery, and exclusive Honey and Yar offerings, with vague claims and sellers in Virginia and Alabama. The text also references impostor medical endorsements and noisy testimonials.
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