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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1883

Page

2

Grant says we hold all territory and want no Mexico

A broad survey of early industry and politics notes General Grant stating the United States possesses the territory it desires and rejects expansion into Mexico. The report covers a legal settlement in New York, cattle ranching in Wyoming, a Boston home for working boys, Manitoba grain prospects, Colorado agriculture growth, synchronized clocks in New Haven, and time supply via Yale Observatory.

Boston Eiciais VPRO Startfices of Culture and Statistics Manitoba T Ime Company London New Haven Atlantic Standard Time Company Yale Observatory

Iowa News Items Highlight Drownings Fires and Died

A roundup of Iowa tragedies and events including drownings of Philip Alexander in Osceola and Freddie Langenberg in Iowa City, a boy killed by a horse in Muscatine, a sun strike death near Oskaloosa, and Bishop McMullen’s death in Davenport. Also notes postmaster reappointment in Cedar Rapids, a lightning strike at Atlantic distillery, and civic notices from New Market to Muscatine.

Pinkeye Dubuque William J. Smith Cedar Rapids Don Lynch Ookaloosa Philip Alexander Osceola Charles Hall Muscatine McMullen Davenport Freddie Langenberg Iowa City Oskaloosa Des Moines Swan Kale Angus Boonsboro Cleveland Centerville Lehigh Lucas Hickory Grove Excelsior Knoxville Junction Knoxville City van Meter Carver Kirkville Perlee James Price James Lamb Ringgold County Liberty Township Eugene Griffith Joseph Williams Creek Adams County Missouri Sons of Temperance Iowa Rend Lat S. D. Butters Prairie City L. W. Archer Grand Junction L. A. Findlay Grand Sentinel J. G. Redman Newson M. D. McHenry Ocean Grove N. J C. F. Clarkson M. D McHenry A. C. Grant Maquoketa C. H. Patterson Yda County Polk City Polk County R. L. Clingan Odd Fellows Stubbs Clingan Thomas McCullough SNR Semanascine Ly Ots Hte M. L. Tolbert Eldon Love Trimble Otters Ottumwa North Chicago Rolling Mill Co South Chicago John Hero John Hollingteen Juliet Mat Rogers John Bloomquist Kolama Oregon Broad Oak Point

Colorado Tragedy Shocks Grand County Officials

Derverr July 5 Grand County reels after two commissioners are shot dead and another and the county clerk fatally wounded by three attackers. Mills and Day suspected. Deputy and townsfolk frantically circulate in hot pursuit as news reaches Hot Sulphur Springs.

First bale of new cotton sold in Albany Georgia

Albany Georgia reports the first bale of new cotton sold at 254 cents per pound. The issue notes other 1882 events including a July 4th archbishop death in Cincinnati and large local weather and business disturbances across several states and cities.

Albany Georgia Archbishop Purcell Cincinnati Enoch Pratt Baltimore Bon Homme Hutchinson Dakota Illinois Missouri Valley James McPherson Tennessee State Prison Tennessee Railroad, Coal and Iron Company McRae Damietta Mansourah Mausourah Nile Egypt

Turbulent Foreign and Domestic Crises Reach Worldwide

Dispatches report volcanic eruptions in Central America and activity in South America. Panamanian and Egyptian cholera outbreaks prompt evacuations and travel restrictions. Labor unrest in England and imperial political moves unfold as courts handle a high profile Irish land act debate and Bradlaugh seating conflict.

Said Bey Khandell Alexandria Mansourah Semonaud Shirbths Damietta Cholers Damieta Sat Mansoura Ramouo d Constaltic Porte Turkey Kolera

Fatal Feud Rages as Three Grand County Officials Are Slain

Denver reports a fatal feud in Grand County where Commissioners Day Mills Webber and Clerk were shot. Mills wounded. Webber and Dean mortally wounded. suspect Mills killed one attacker. Desperadoes Bill Redman and Len Coffin suspected. twenty riders traveling to Grand Lake. News from Hot Sulphur Springs and Grand Lake scarce overnight amid mounting tension.

Derverr Grand County Grand Lake Frome Day Bill Redman Tae Coffin Grand Fauriers Denver Hot Sulphur Springs District Court Barney Day R. G. Mills E. Z. Webber Mills Webber Dean Young Len Coffin

Pineapple Pudding Mixes With Stale Cake Layers

A reader recalls a Sunday school tip to count to fifty when angry and avoid a fight. The reminiscence includes a doorway memory of restraint and a plan to run instead after counting. A recipe fragment describes buttering a pudding dish and layering stale sponge cake with pineapple slices before baking.

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Princess Victoria Delivers Heir to Frederick William

Germany reports Princess Victoria wife of Prince Frederick William has given birth to an heir, details indicating a royal birth in the imperial family. The event names Frederick William as father and Victoria as mother within the crown lineage.

Victoria Prince Frederick William

Treasury report on immigrants and public notices in 188?

A Washington summary notes Irish and Canadian immigration pressures to the U S through Quebec and Montreal. It cites destitution among newcomers, pauper passage subsidies, and leakage into western states. The Postmaster General weighs lotteries. threats to election law defendants are mentioned. appointments and crop data follow, including wheat and corn progress, land-entry reviews, and fiscal cautions on stamp cancellation.

York Treasury Department Quebec Montreal United States Nee Ee Ireland Buffalo Erie County Canada Forgrus Gresham Gresham Cone Tide Howell Platsburg Condh Ji Gi Jeffe Texas Hough Chas. K. Contantenateres Omaha Neb Thomas F.all Connecticut New York Virinia South Carolina Michigan Indiana Illinois Missouri Ineas Caliornia Virginia Mississippi Pennsylvania Kansas Nebraska Dakota Tennessee General Land Office Thity Fans Dulent Commissioner of Internal Revenue Congress

Greenback Party Holds Iowa Convention in Des Moines

The eighth state convention of the National Greenback Labor party met in Des Moines with Gen. Weaver nominated for Governor and Miss Abbie Canfield chosen for Superintendent. Resolutions urged currency reform, anti monopoly measures, and labor rights while a campaign fund was established and candidates for state offices were nominated.

National Greenback Labor Party Des Moines E. H. Gillette State Central Committee W. 8. Kenworthy Mahaska County J. W. Muffy Polk County Kenworthy Civil Service Os Ee Ball Blamel A Road Commission Guiating Railroad Union Congress National Bank Treasury Department T. H. Murch Brown Taylor Maxwell Adams Hon. L. H. Weller Fourth District Republican Party Iowa United States Gen. Weaver Crocker Gen. James B. Weaver Sanford Kirkpatrick Wapello Thomas Ballenger Mahaska W. J. Carpenter Polk Weller Chickasaw John Idle Weaver Greerock Canfield National Greenback Labor Party of Treasury

Unclear OCR: Man Claims Aggressive Home Improvements

Fragmentary text describes a man in his front yard claiming “intensive improvements” to his residence, but the garbled OCR yields no clear event, date, or attributed names. The record presents only vague assertions without verifiable details.

Peabody Urges Infamy of Drunkenness in Liquor Fight

In a letter on liquor sale Rev. Dr. Andrew P. Peabody argues that stigma and public disapproval of drunkenness are the true remedies. He says harsh branding of sellers will deter young offenders and reduce social drinking by making intoxication a deeply disesteemed vice.

Watertown Wis Henry van Siyke Cave Savannah Frank Garrett Mike Garrett Belle White Joseph Holt Philadelphia Dispensary Campbell Montgomery Arkansis Eerry Andrew P. Peabody Harvard University

Advice Is Seldom Welcome In Difficult Times

A reflective note suggests advice is rarely welcomed by those who need it most, implying that guidance often comes from those not in the most troubled position. The line echoes a common human dynamic about seeking help yet resisting it.

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