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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1887

Page

2

Republican Reformers under Blaine Victory Hopeful 1888

The article argues a northern press call to move encampments and shift loyalties as Buchanan and Cleveland exchange forts and flags. It praises the Republican Party under Blaine or other leaders, pledging support for free elections in the South and promising to oust reformers and tariff suppressors from national power.

Buchanan Cleveland Republican Party South Friend Humanity Blaine Sherman Allison Depew William E. Chandler New Hampshire

Old Floyd County Mother of Eleven Union Soldiers

An elderly Floyd County woman, mother to eleven Union soldiers, received a pension increase from eight to twelve dollars per month. The boost reflects wartime service recognition and ongoing support for veterans’ families.

Carr. WM. Vospure Lyons Floyd County

Johnson County Offers $1000 Reward for Discovering Coal or Gas

The tax board of Johnson County announces a reward of 1000 dollars to the first person or company that discovers coal or natural gas within the county in a quantity valuable for use.

Tax Board of Supervisors Johnson County

Ex-Confederate General Rosser Sues Over Orders

A historical note recalls General Rosser suing to block Phil Sheridan from Shenandoah actions and the president returning rebel flags to the Confederate states, a situation with an 1861 atmosphere and constitutional tension.

Wrry Gen Rosser Phil Sheridan Shenandoah Valley

Convictions Grow as McGarigle and McDonald Are Sentenced

The report notes McGarigle and McDonald were found guilty and sentenced to three years. Officials promise further convictions as authorities continue actions against dens and dives in the city under Mayor Roche’s leadership. Anarchist influence is described as waning, though public debate continues.

Corcage McGarigle McDonald Roche

Blaine's final volume praised for its sweeping speeches

The last volume by Blaine, completed before his departure for Europe, collects his Maine speech report his Fremont convention delegate address and his Irish question oration. The work is lauded as a wonderful record highlighting his exhaustless energy and striking legacy.

Blaine Europe Maine

Vetoes and Confederate Flags Stir Strong Sentiment

The piece argues that the vetoes reveal the pension debate’s moral underside. It condemns the language used to honor rebels as pandering to southern chivalry and laments the preservation of Confederate symbols despite their negative implications for union soldiers.

Civil War Losses and National Cemeteries Highlight New York Event

The article recounts the Civil War’s scale with fatality estimates and battlefield losses, cites official figures on enlistment and deaths, lists national cemeteries and Confederate casualties, and reports Gen. Fairchild’s Harlem speech protesting the return of Confederate flags and urging veterans to oppose the action.

Waterloo Wagram Cincamauga Gettysburg Wilderness Chicago Tribune Lincoln Shiloh Antietam Stone River Chickamauga McClellan Peninsula Grant Sherman North Cypress Hill Finn’s Point New Jersey Pennsylvania Mound City Illinois Philadelphia Wendy Woodlawn Elmira New York

Dr King's New Discovery Cures Consumption Sufferer

D A Bradford of Chattanooga Tennessee reports a serious lung targeting cold cured by Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption. He claims thousands have been saved by this remedy and offers trial bottles free at L M Bosworths Drug Store.

D. A. Bradford Chattanooga Tenn Dr. King L. M. Bosworth’s

The New Fashioned Bonnet Strains a Gentleman's Purse

A man laments the cost of a stylish Spring bonnet bought as a gift for his wife. He describes a straw hat with an ostrich plume, ornate decorations, and a long dealer bill that leaves him financially strained. The piece highlights the burden of fashion expenses.

Papillon Skin Cure Promoted by Chicago Doctor

Dr C P Henry of Chicago endorses Papillon as a universal skin remedy after treating 40 to 50 cases last spring with no failures. The product claims a positive cure for all skin diseases and sells for 1.00 per bottle, available through druggists or prepaid by the Papillon Company Chicago.

C. P. Henry Chicago Illinois Clarke Papillon Company Ill L. M. Bosworth

Shiloh's Cure Ad Claims Quick Hacking Cough Relief

An advertisement by J. H. Pickett & Co promotes Shiloh's Cure for hacking coughs with a guarantee of quick relief. The copy emphasizes rapid effectiveness and consumer assurance.

Shiloh J. H. Pickett & Co

Reference to Incidents in Allen History of Story County Iowa

A promotional notice for W G Allen’s History of Story County Iowa outlines the planned content including population figures, townships, cemeteries, mills, churches, railroads, landowners, fires, battles, and local history. It lists extensive topics from 1553 to 1887 and mentions subscription pricing for an anticipated octavo edition with 400 pages.

Allen Story County Iowa Ips Nevada College A and Boone Co’s R. R.company Story Co Col. Scott Court House Ames Ontario Colo Cambridge Maxwell Elwell Sheldahl C. J. McFarland Bear Cr Long Dick Cr W.G. Allen

Boschee's German Syrup Sales Astonish World

The text touts Boschee's German Syrup as the safest and best remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles claiming it cures by removing the cause and healing affected parts. It emphasizes home use to save doctor bills and that it is sold by druggists and general dealers nationwide at 75 cents small and larger bottles available.

Boschee

Porous Plaster Ad by J H Pickett Co

Lame back side or chest remedy Shi loh porous plaster offered by J H Pickett & Co. priced at 2 percent cents for a box. Advertising copy urges relief with this topical treatment.

Shiloh J. H. Pickett & Co

Oceanic Imagery Among Sand and Marsh in Lanier Verse

A vivid excerpt describing a girl figure gliding along a sinuous beach and marsh fringe. The sea wind and shifting light weave a silver garment around her as the shoreline curls and returns, evoking motion and fading presence in Lanier’s lyric style.

Sidney Lanier

Bananas Ripening At Home Noted By Fruit Dealer

A Fulton Market fruit dealer cites Michigan banana bakery as outdated and explains proper ripening methods. He describes air tight rooms and natural heat to reach about 85 degrees in four days, warns against oven ripening and notes imported bananas must be kept dry and controlled to prevent rot.

Fulton Market Michigan New York Mail and Express

Guide of Gettysburg Battlefield and Holtzworth’s lasting tale

A Wilmington News excerpt praises Maj. W. D. Holtzworth for guiding tours at Gettysburg, recounting his two daily talks on the three days of battle and his mastery of battlefield details. It also notes a May 1900 meeting between Grant and Lee described by Motley and Badeau, illustrating Civil War memories and railroads as teased topics.

Gettysburg Battlefield Maj. W. D. Holtzworth Hackman Libby Prison Gettysburg Wilmington News Dee Appomattox Court House Grant Lee Washington Motley England Adam Badeau

Adding Cubits to One's Stature at West Point

A West Point cadet, short of the required height by a quarter inch, dodges dismissal by a prank. His taller roommate raps him with a broom to raise a bump, and the next day the shorter cadet passes the exam with an extra inch to spare.

West Point Worcester Mass

London Reporter Dresses For Circus Queen Audience

A London newspaper man wore blue and gold livery with green spectacles to observe a circus performance before the queen. He aimed to report how the queen reacted when the clown delivered a chestnut joke during the show.

London Exchange

Belknap Iowa Cholera Morbus Epidemic Relief

A Belknap merchant recounts a summer cholera morbus outbreak that struck nearly all residents. He cites Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, obtained via Blake Brace Co. of Ottumwa, as providing immediate relief and fueling rapid local sales. Also mentions Shiloh's Vitalizer for related digestive issues.

Belknap Iowa Ottumwa Blake, Brace & Co Chamberlain Chambelain J. H. HeLiche H. Westerman & Co

Modern trainers ruin athletes with rushing and excess weight loss

The writer argues that modern trainers overemphasize rapid conditioning and extreme dieting, causing athletes to lose strength and vitality. In contrast, gradual, steady training and self denial produce healthier, lasting gains, while rushing methods leave competitors fragile and prone to injury. The piece reflects aging coaching wisdom from the New York Star cor.

New York Star

Harsh Desert Heat Sparks Rail Tale From Southern Pacific

A brake man recalls a blistering Arizona summer where rails ran hot enough to sag between ties and flatten wheels. He describes an extraordinary locomotive bounce, a frightened engineer, and a crew surprised by the extreme heat as told in the Herald Train Talk column.

Southern Pacific Arizona Sin St. Louis

Boy in Camp Identifies Soldier by Medicine Breath

A five year old visiting his father in a New York regiment camp is approached by a sprucy dressed officer who tries to lure him. The child insists the man is a doctor because he can smell medicine on the officer’s breath. The officer’s name vanished from history after the war.

Sam Randall Congress James G. Blaine Jefferson Davis Mr. Randall Andersonville Pennsylvania Duke of Alva Low Countries Christendom Saint Bartholomew Speaker Mr. Davis L Owly New York San Francisco Chronicle

Kit Carson on Chuck-a-Luck and Army Gambling

In the Inter Ocean Curbstone Crayons sketch, Kit Carson recalls gambling lore noting chuck-a-luck yields 7 percent advantage to the house. He claims soldiers chased wins despite danger, as gambling sprees dulled awareness of rifle fire and bullets.

Kit Carson Chuck-a Maine Mexico Chuck-Aluck

Bananas Enter English Trade Attracted Curious Appetite

The New Orleans Times Democrat notes bananas, a recent novelty in English commerce, arrive from the West Indies in temperature-controlled chambers aboard ships. Observers link the fruit's popularity to education and shifting tastes among the English public.

West Indies New Orleans Times-Democrat

Berdan’s Gettysburg address excerpt highlights frontline action

The account details a Civil War battle moment where a colonel orders rapid advance amid heavy fire. Soldiers reform ranks, defend a critical hill, and retrieve ammunition from fallen comrades as the Union Army repositions to blunt a Confederate assault near Little Round Top.

Third Corps

Serenade of the Sparish Lover at Night in Spain

The narrator recalls street music in Barcelona and observed lovers in Cordova sneaking midnight meetings behind walls. A cavalier climbs to a window to touch his beloved, while the unnamed poet notes autumnal chill and forbidden romances as seen in Spanish nightlife.

Barcelona Cordova

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