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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1901
Page
3
Try Grain-O the new drink that can replace coffee. Suitable for children and adults, it comes in rich brown tones like Mocha or Java but is made from pure grains. Easy on delicate stomachs. Packages cost 15c and 25c and are sold by grocers. The Crusade spreading references appear in accompanying quotes.
The catalog from John A. Salter Seed Company of La Crosse Wisconsin highlights Speltz, Bismarck og Food Pea, Billion Dollar Grass, Victoria Rape, and Bromus Inemus as worth $500 to farmers. It promotes Speltz as exceptionally productive for hay and grain. A stray note mentions Ram's Horn and nettles with no clear link.
Washington reports Gen. Aguinaldo was captured by Gen. Funston and delivered to Gen. MacArthur at Malacanan. Details recount the march from Casiguran, the run in with Aguinaldo’s guards, and the Americans’ seizure of the insurgent leader and his key staff.
Springfield March 22 Senate adjourned to 5 p m after a brief session. House opened with prayers. many bills advanced to second reading. March 25 Senate convened with no business. apportionment debates and bills on finance and governance moved forward. March 26 House passed public library site purchase and several appropriation bills. March 28 senate session dull with routine measures and library acts approved.
Gen Funston, interviewed privately, recounts the March 8 night embarkment on a United States gunboat and March 23 capture of Filipino leader Emilio Aguinaldo. He describes the daring operation and says no press representative witnessed the events.
Dayton police yesterday detained George W. Thatcher claim agent on forgery charges involving a note for 32000 dollars bearing the name of the late PSP. Mast, Springfield manufacturer, reportedly gained control of Mexican Central. In New York brokers W T L Stow & Co said they bought control of the Mexican Central railroad for southwest railroad interests but declined to name principals.
Pike's Peak cog road opened for the season with heavy snow on the mountain but the track clear. Daily trains will run to the summit from Manitou, Colorado, on March 29.
Readers are told of women suffering from nervous prostration due to womb disorders and praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Adele Williamson of Atlanta and Della Keiser of Marienville claim relief and improved health after using the remedy.
William C. Jemison, owner of the Tuscaloosa Times, died in Galveston Texas yesterday. He served as mayor of Tuscaloosa from 1880 to 1900.
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