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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1879

Page

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Iowa Lodges Elect Officers and Notable Local Items

The report lists grand officers elected across 209 lodges and 48 encampments, including Grand Master W. E. Harriman and Grand Master John Van Valkenburgh. Other notes cover the Anti-Horse Thief Association meetings, a Des Moines crime-hunt pledge, a fatal burial accident at Lone Tree, highway robbery near Hamilton, family news on Lulu George, a child’s death in Polk County, and state audit data on Soldiers' Orphans Home, banks in Davenport, and saloon licenses in Dubuque.

Oda W. E. Harriman Du“ay John van Valken- PS Ft. Madison George Whipple Bur- Sterns Wn Gamat Burlingeee George Sneer Des Moines Ben New Council Thomas Hardie Dubuque H. D. Welker Mt. Pleasant Ellen J. Foster Clinton Avery Philadelphia Manhattan Kansas Foster State Association Muscatine Journal Martin Constant Hamilton Freeman Peter McNerne Camp Township Polk County Renport Auditor of State Stekaoes Jeremiah Perkins Dallas County Adel Davenport John Dougall John Painter Cherokee Ae Bok Newell

Indian troubles and army moves across Colorado and beyond

Dispatches report Ouray and White River Utes tied to Thornburg fight, with Meeker killed and Ouray urged mercy. Merritt's cavalry chase Indian forces toward Grand River, while trains suffer wrecks and yellow fever bands arise in Memphis. Rail crashes in Illinois and Texas shootings widen the grim week.

Pitkin Denver Lake City Colorado Sapavanier White Pine Ouray Milk River O'Elock White River Douglas Spavanier Father Meeker Jack Merritt River Agency Grand River Uncampagna Gilbert Henry Meeker Thornburg

The Queen of Greece Charms a Conversationalist at Sea

A humorous Atlantic City scene unfolds as a witty exchange between a beauty and a gentleman. He flirts while she deflects, noting an unseen observer and the old story of two hearts beating as one. The dialogue mixes flirtation with playful censorship of a deeper claim.

Atlantic City Greece

Hop Bitters Promised Cure Cited by Rochester Reader

A Rochester reader testifies Hop Bitters cured ague biliousness and kidney troubles in herself and two young girls once deemed incurable. The letter claims notable improvement after using the remedy and mentions doctors and neighbors endorsing the cure.

Rochester N. Y

Reward Offered For Glendale Train Robbers In Missouri

Chicago and Alton Railroad posts a $15,000 reward for the arrest of the eight robbers who looted the Glendale Missouri Express Company safe on Oct 8. The United States Express Company adds $2,500. Dispatches note 100 men scouring the region with few leads and efforts extended to Higginville and St. Louis.

King’s Powder Mill Lebanon Ohio Henry Simmonds Chas. Meyers Joseph Pastors Ohio Valley Baureau of Statistics United States American Humane Society Chicago Detroit Chicago & Alton Kansas City Oct. Ltd Glendale Chicago & Alton Railroad Express Company Bridges MeIntyre McIntyre United States Express Company C. & A. Road Marshal Leggett Sun Hills Higginsville St. Louis Jesse Underwood Fort. Underwood Holbrook Jesse George Underwood Carter County

Disturbances Rise in Ireland as Troops Guard Ballerrobe Castlebar

Government orders dragoons and infantry to be stationed at Ballerrobe and Castlebar amid Ribbon Men disturbances. Parnell Power and Finigan lead a Home Rule committee urging Irish colonists in the United States and colonies to back soil ownership by occupiers with landlords fully compensated.

Allanabad Cabul Roberts Ballahissar Baker Lahore Simla Frederick Roberts Khyber Lila Ameer Balahissar Dubai Ballerrobe Castlebar Parnell Power and Finigan Ireland United States

Wisdom Gained by An Accident Case Inspires Inquiry

A reflective note suggests a man discovers insight after an accident, yet he continues relying on Dr. Bull's Syrup as his chosen remedy. The fragment hints at a moral about learning from misfortune while maintaining familiar healthcare habits.

Dr. Bull

Terrible Michigan Central wreck near Atkinson Junction

A Pacific express collision with a switch engine on the Michigan Central main line near Atkinson Junction at about 1 AM on Oct 10 killed 18 identified and many more. Emigrants and second class passengers were among the dead. doctors and railroad workers aided survivors as authorities investigated yard crew actions and late-arriving passengers reached Chicago.

Detroit Michigan Central Railroad Pacific Express Jackson M. Sparklin Philadelphia Atkinson Junction Air Line Colwell Jones Pacific Chicago Rev. N. McDermod Guelph Canada Pineries B. B. Hart Clinton Iowa Milton Gilb C. R. Smith

The Theories of Atlantis by K H Thompson

The essay outlines a plausible Atlantis theory: an ancient American peninsula spanning from Mexico to New Granada extended into the Atlantic with wealthy civilizations. A sudden sea engulfed this land, similar to Ferrdinandea and other vanished regions, with earthquakes and volcanic activity cited as supporting events.

Atlantis K. H. Thompson Popular Science Monthly Mexico Central America New Granada Atlantic Madeiras Azores West India Islands Europe Asia Ferdinandea India Indus Lisbon

Educators urged to adopt Warner’s Safe Liver Care as standard remedy

The text notes a push among doctors and educators to endorse Warner’s Safe Bienes aes Liver Care as the regular treatment, with references to the board of education and schoolmasters, implying a shift toward formal adoption.

Warner

Major Andre Memorial Shaft Erected Near Tappan

A Maine granite monument 34 by 5 feet was unveiled at Andre Hill in Rockland County near the New Jersey line to mark John Andre’s October 2, 1780s execution. About twenty guests including Cyrus W. Field and New York Historical Society members attended. The shaft honors reconciliation and may be surrounded by a park with two entrances and circular drive.

Ive Deanse New York Tribune Nang W. Field John Andre Andre Hill Tappan Rockland County Cyrus W. Field James B. Andrews John Austin Steven Col Asa Maine Benedict Arnold West Point Westminster Abbey Arthur Penrhyn Stanley Westminster Virgil Bneid L Tages Washington Andre Hudson New Jersey Field New Jersey Line Pan Mr. Field David D. Brower John H. Outwater John J. Griffith Duke of York America Ogee New York Whittemore Wash Stone House Kelley New York Historical Society Nathan Hale Hamilton Park

Venomous Laf Fish Plagues Seychelle Waters

A Seychelle archipelago correspondent warns that a small but deadly fish named the laf uses hollow spines to inject poison causing intense pain and possible death. Sharks throng boats, gnaw oars, and threaten sailors, yet a cure exists only for laf stings by exposing and treating the wound. sharks offer no antidote.

London Telegraph Seychelle Jonah

Dreadful Nice Girls Smoothed by Cotton and Pins

A fragment describes girls as looking dreadful nice through heavy makeup and padding, noting the use of cotton and whale bone, pads and pins to shape their appearance.

Milton Divorce Revealed Through Unearthed Letter

A newly found letter by William Garrett, dated May 29 1667, hints that Milton's divorce from his first wife Mary Powell stemmed from royalist espionage within Oxford links. The note suggests Mary betrayed her husband to her brothers at Christ Church, altering his life and marriage.

Post Duputellon Edward Scott London Athenaeeum Sirward Nichols Charles I Charles L Messrs Powell Richard Powell Forest Hill Oxford Brentford Milton Mary ‘Powell Professor Masson Masson Philips Mary Powell Christchurch Ary Mary Oxon Brainford Gould The Temple William Garret Mr. Powell Nicholas Garret Joseph Williamson Sampson Timma Dalila

Gold Boom Hopes Loom Over Black Hills Mines

A Black Hills correspondent asserts 1879 will bring over ten million dollars as mining expands with better machinery. He notes hundreds of good gold mines and many owners are poor men seeking to develop and stake claims. A local graduation event and curious purchases are also mentioned in a scattered account.

Cabul Baker Ghaznia London Times Roberts Black Hills Boring Co

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