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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1892
Page
2
Fragmented account describes the Homestead strike where steel mills faced barricades and armed conflict. Pinkerton guards and state militia engaged strikers as violence escalated amid wage disputes and political tensions between parties.
The article recalls labor tensions and a heavy response by Pinkertons at Homestead, noting threats, guarded streets, and ongoing efforts to manage union actions. It also references political and social discourse about labor rights, public safety, and industrial conflict shaping the era.
The report comments on a Minneapolis convention with delegates from parties noting differences between Republicans and Democrats. It mentions perceptions of prohibition, finance schemes, and prominent types associated with money and rail interests, while contrasting northern and southern farmer alliances in a broad, satirical tone.
The Ossian post office was broken into Thursday night. Reports note various local incidents including drownings at Cedar Falls and Marengo, a Hillsdale car jump death, and a notable Clarke County courthouse cornerstone ceremony.
A July issue review surveys The Review of Reviews with portraits of President Harrison and other figures such as Governor McKinley and Chauncey Depew. It discusses the War and world events, Russia relief reports, and agricultural bulletin notes including sugar beet culture and feeding trials.
A report describes an Indiana dig near Kuckytas township where James Hash of Richland claims discovering an old woolen box containing Spanish coins dated as far back as 1810. Local authorities are investigating ownership and provenance, while Miss Eta and Scotland County observers weigh in on the unusual find.
Fragmented OCR text mentions dairy terms and farm items with unclear names and amounts. No clear persons, places, dates, or events emerge to form a definitive news item or notice.
Fragmentary OCR text references a claimed universal medicine called Dullam’s Sto Drug. It mentions liver and kidney health, blood purification, and selling by a person or outlet named M. Bos. The passage lacks coherent details and verifiable context.
In July 1888 the bonds and negotiable instruments were returned intact though accumulated interest raised their value to about 48 000. The package was sent to the city and the memory rests on the fact it was returned at all as negotiable property. Also notes a clock from a Union soldier evacuation, and a Mormon proselytizing event at Dixfield with four converts baptized.
A business notice extols longstanding sales of Dr King s New Discovery, Dr King s Arnica Salve, and other remedies. It asserts customer refunds for unsatisfactory products and highlights Consumen Life Pills and Buckeletric items as well regarded. The piece is written by L M Bosworth.
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