Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Ames Intelligencer in Ames, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1894

Page

8

The Great Coal Strike Across Nations and Its Aftermath

The article contrasts the British coal strike involving around 400000 workers with a major American strike led by the United Mine Workers began April 21 with about 140000 miners. It notes wage cuts from 45 to 40 to 35 cents and the strategic spread from Pennsylvania and Ohio westward, detailing regional mine distribution, leadership in Columbus Ohio, and the potential impact including southern vulnerabilities and coke and anthracite considerations.

England United Mine Workers America Great Britain Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Ilinois Missouri Kansas Alabama Tennessee Kentucky Virginia West Virginia Maryland Washington Wyoming Colorado Indian Territory Columbus John McBride McBride United States South

Navy progress dampened by defects in ships and plate frauds

The writer argues that examinations show most newer American vessels, from the Machias to the New York, have serious defects. Armor plate frauds compound the disappointment, casting doubt on naval progress and dampening patriotic pride.

Machias New York

Ex President Harrison on Coxeyites and public sympathy

The former president argued the public questioned whether Coxeyites were unemployed men or tramps. He noted the public cannot easily determine which army of the commonweal the movement represents and thus cannot gauge where sympathy should go.

Harrison Army of the Commonweal Coxeyites

Demonstrated torpedo boats sink rebel steamer Aquidaban

The sinking of the Brazilian rebel steamer Aquidaban shows torpedo boats’ effective use, outperforming the large Nictheroy with a small bomb. The note pivots to asking if Ohio women will pursue school suffrage and vote for the best citizens for school boards.

Ohio

Castoria and cures fill scattered health notes

A collage of medical ads and anecdotes notes Castoria for children, De Witt s Sarsaparilla for blood purification, Park s cough syrups and various tonics. It cites cures and health claims, mentions Dr. Bales in Ames and other locales, and cites a mix of testimonials and statistics on plants, herbs, and apparatus.

de Witt D. D. Bales C. D. Bales Dr T D. Bales Dreegist de Witt’s Buffalo Bill Panama Chamber of Deputies Maurice Barres Sandow Samuel Pitcher

Spring tonics and cures fill the coin of the day

An assortment of patent medicines and cures appear in a regional notice. Hood and DeWitt’s sarsaparilla claim to purify and vitalize blood while Hood’s Pills aid digestion. Park’s Sure Cure touted for liver and kidneys. Local anecdotes praise Vark’s Cough Syrup and a humorous remark on marriage from an Englishman.

Hood S. B. Basford Carthage S. Cp Sioux City Park L. M. Bosworth

Catharine Conway noted as Boston Pilot editor and writer

Catharine Conway is described as associate editor of the Boston Pilot and as an essayist and verse writer, highlighting her accomplishments in journalism and literature.

Catharine Conway The Boston Pilot

Hall's Catarrh Cure described as a blood remedy

Local applications cannot reach the disease so internal treatment is advised. Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to act on the blood and mucous surfaces and is presented as a legitimate prescription by reputable physicians. The ad notes testimonials, and lists Toledo Ohio as the company location with a 75 cent price.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Park's Tea Promises Clear Complexion Remedy

Advertiser L. M. Bosworth markets Park's Tea claiming improved complexion after using the tea three nights a week. The testimonial notes muddy skin disappearing and the user feeling elegant.

Park Jock L. M. Bosworth

June 1894 county board notes and a long legal roster

The Story County board of supervisors met to approve real estate and personal tax equalization for 1894, grant highway changes in La Fayette township, fund bridge work on Skunk River, and issue weekly relief payments. Minutes record appropriations, tax corrections, and routine office fees along with a concluding note on local journalism commentary.

Union Township Howard Township Franklio Richland Township Grant Township la Fayette C. J. Charlson Et al la Fayette Township T. T. Henryson Skunk River Story City Bridge Fund Towi Township M.C. Allen C. A. Nowlin Road A. P. King

Mrs Wilbur A Bloodgood Noted For Dainty Dresden Charm

Mrs. Wilbur A Bloodgood of New York is described as dainty and exquisite like Dresden china, petite and piquant in presence with chic manner and gracious address that make her popular and admired.

Wilbur A. Bloodgood New York

Chicago News: more marriages than divorces this week

A Washington Post note recalls Chicago’s trend of novelty with a weekly comparison: marriage licenses issued this week outnumber divorces granted, while $27 trains depart daily from there.

Chicago Washington Post

Terre Haute Fair of 1804 Noted for Big Wagering Card

The Terre Haute fair had a 90 500 wagering pool over six days of racing making it stand out among historic meetings. Charles Cochran, longtime Goldsmith Maid caretaker, remains active at Palo Alto with four decades in the horse world. Rev T C Stackhouse of Fayette County Kentucky owns a brood mare bought for 125 10 years ago and has earned 7 000 from her progeny.

Terre Haute Ind Charles Cochran Palo Alto Rev. T. C. Stackhouse Fayette County

Quips as Characters Speak In Odd Personified Tone

A New York Advertiser column ponders sayings where everyday roles speak to others. Humorous personifications include a clerk to a customer a dentist to a patient and a policeman to a thief.

New York Advertiser

Noted Authors and Artists Highlight Recent Renaissances

Eugene Field shows a taste for curios. Sara Jeannette Duncan is named the latest author. Aubrey Beardsley, about 90, is termed a fad among English bookmakers. Adolph Menzel is 78 and active daily in his studio, a leader in Berlin society. Walter Besant remains an incurable optimist, proud of his literary successes.

Eugene Field Sara Jeannette Duncan Aubrey Beardsley Adolph Menzel Berlin Walter Besant

Advance and Tax TELLIGENCER subscription offer

Advertises a one year subscription for this publication at 3.00. Promotes a combined access deal and urges reader to subscribe.

Subscriptions Offer and Old Papers for Sale

Renew your subscription to Tar TELLIGENCER and get the W Poultry Journal too for $1.50. Old papers for sale at this office, cents a hundred.

Tar Telligencer W Poultry Journal

Northwestern line offers reduced excursion tickets

On account of the Annual Event of the Department of Iowa the North Western line will sell excursion tickets to Council Bluffs and return at reduced rates with goods passage until June 22 inclusive. Full information from agents of Chicago and Northwestern.

Department of Lowa North-Western Council Bluffs Chicago & Northwestern

Also Mentioned on This Page

Read’s Market AMES Iowa Main Ames, Iowa the Intelligencer 8. K. Wilson Pasitioners T. F. Anthony Promise City Ayer’s Story County Bank Parley Sheldon B. J. Shelden Union National Bank W.M. Greeley E. R. Chamberlain Cashier Atlas National Bank Third National Bank Valley National Bank Des Moines Manayya Caeteee Sparkie Tae Russell Publishing CO Summer Beaton Mase Uncle Sam CBC Nica Emmert Proprietary CR. Hegra's VIOLA Torevo, O ForjSale UAN & CO Munn & Co Scientific American Aps Broadway J. M. Carnahan Patton CC. I. Hood & Co Lowell Mass J. M. Carnahan Patton, UL WEW WEVER Draggieta Peffer Weevical CO Clark Street Dr. Bales Emmert Proprietary Co cHicaco Pitcher’s Castoria Raby Castoria Christopher Grove Bethany, Ind Massachusetts Park’s L. M. Bosworth’s Sir S. Raffles Sumatra J. W. Hailey N.Y Fauve Ayer Buda Pesth L. M. Bosworth Druggist Peter the Great St. Petersburg Stanton Call Hoxie Corning Gazette D.D. Bales A. X. Hyatt Wisconsin Harbison California Russia Patagonia Iceland Yellowstone Park Catherine Black LeRoy N. Y Vark Japan Tom Reed Mary Halleck Foote Philadelphia City of Homes Charles Belmont Davis June Harper George W. Smalley Wendell Phillips Hamlin Garland Constance Fennimore Woolson Atlantic Normal School M. W. O'Shea Midland Lowa Institution of Learning Norwegian Luther College Decorah Andrew Estrem North-West New Zealand Mark Twain Pudd’nhead Wilson Albert Shaw Story County John Johnson R. W. Liddle J. B. Shaw L Vn Elliotts Indian Creek Township W. J. Veneman Barton Ren Lydia McNall Maxwell J. Q Emaline Leffingwell Nevada Mary Y. Barnes Vada Eliza Jenkins Ontario Blair Cole Barnes Jessie Barker O. O. Hagen Ment Joan Johnson Attest A. P. Kine, Co Board of Supervisors of Story Co Lena Adama John Abrams JC Anderson JC Ashford OG Board of Prisoners Moise Ames Times Adame JC Fey Boyd Gary Blackran & Son Planta Niise Duff Jennie DeLong Dunham Sollie Oo Earl CW Risie Ericksin Amun Ferkin Ferguson & Tae Meat Poor Gratger H W Gossard Sal Hwinfford Guthrie Mey Witness Gilbert Gossard M Aviary P. Wolf Han Hans Haintine A Hutchhinse Bros Haviett H Hanson Ole Uistable Hoggatt J Holdridge Mra H Harrison Dora Housteller & Tickett Hogwatt J Hawley A.J Jondal Jenks & Cobleigh Leuke Cohen Ae Ch&s Johnoson John Alary Kerr Farrm Rae A Board of Parper Morgan W McCord Mason McHone McKim Marvick M Melbers Moore Sona Morse Feea Myers Mary A McCutchen John KR Nichols Nevada Minette Co U S Aia Perry N. A Peterson Ee van Ae ' Pints & Young Turing Ee Parne & Son Ing Ape Gee Reed J Clerk Reymold J H. Clerk Fontanelle Stenberg John Spow Riza Tilden Terernagel LJ Witness Ett Thompson Thos Tarman Warner H A & Co Mdse Wier Samsvi Woods J Tessing Maxwell BO Withington AH Amson i W. Or W A Justice Fees Wellington J Constable Frees White & RB Umbe Reer Mike Ch Williams John H Webb P. Cash Wilson H&s Time Warner Young Geo Wolf York Joseph Windy City Osacon Lowell, Mass J. F. Korcneios Conway, Ark H. A. Ancor Anomin, M. D Oxford St Beedtive Children’s Department Astrep Hospital Axp Dispewsany Boston, Mass Allen Surra, Pres the Centaur Company T. Murray Street New York City Chas. Aldrich al Io Boone Aldrich Hamilton County Webster City
Search Courier

Search the Ames Intelligencer Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Ames Intelligencer?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication