Marne and Vicinity News Highlights From Atlantic Visits
Local notes tell of Ceo C. Walker, J. 8. Sankey, W. A. Woods, and Carl Retz traveling to and from Atlantic between trains. Doings include shipments of hogs, stock loads, and visits by Misses from Atlantic. Other items cover threshing season, fair posters, city water rent rumors, a 108 degree day, and political delegates at Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sankey
Atlantic
W. A. Woods
Carl Retz
S. M. McCullough
Kate Goeken
W. E. Simpson
Fred
Fred Hansen
H. L. Cowan
Son Ray
Gertie
Raymond McCullough
Anna Knudsen
Mary
Dora Rasmussen
O. Blakeslee
Cass County Fair Association
Brown
Daughter
Jas
Monahan
Audubon
Taylor
D. E. Fudge
Hass
Bornholt
Avoca
Kramback
Joseph Shaw
Mra
Bilis
J.C. Stewart
Des Moines
Wink Simpson
Carsten Simonsen
Allen
Newspaper hustler in town and a burglary report
Lewis correspondent Mr E McCarthy solicited subscribers for the TRnGkavi paper. A late night burglary at Mr Remien's home was thwarted by Mrs Remian's alarm, with a window exit and a baby carriage in view. A fatal bull attack near Fort Donat left farmer John Dirk dead and his wife injured. Almanac notes andads follow including Burdock Brood Bitters for liver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. McCarthy
Lewis
Trngkavi
McCarthy
Remien
Mra. Remian
Fort Donat
John Dirk
Pomeroy
Dirk
Iowa
Nebraska
Burdock
Governor Candler Steps In To Save Suspect From Mob
Amaxta Ga August 5 governor Candler undertook a secret trip to Newnan to avert mob violence surrounding John Mullens a negro charged with raping Mrs Cook. He led militia to guard the jail then ordered removal to Atlanta where Mullens was placed in Fulton county jail for safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Amaxta
Candler
Mewnan
John Mullens
Cook
Sendinga
Real Youth and Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Claim
An extended testimonial extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets for reversing dyspepsia and improving vitality. A Minnesota man, John Larson of Ashby, credits the remedies with restoring appetite, digestion, and strength after years of illness, noting he felt better than ever after a winter course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
John Larson
Ashby, Grant Co
Minn
Chad
Forty Die As Trolley Derails In Bridgeport Suburb
Nearly forty killed when a loaded trolley on the Stratford extension of the Shelton Street Railway plunged 40 feet from a trestle into Tuto mn Pond near Oronoque Bridgeport area. The accident near Bridgeport left many bodies identified or unaccounted for with dozens injured and a hastily improvised morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bripceport
Conn
Stratford
Shelton Street Railway Company
Perk
Oronoque
Bridgeport
Joxsern Horenxiss
J. H. Buce
Frank Blew
William McCrLiouen
Hommaas Bicnally
Prrex
Patrick McDeuMort
Pathion Brennan
Alfred Pitt
William Cotter
Irving Douuse
Arthur Holmes
Fred Hillerens
Clatthew Olvin
William Kelly
Mabel Rugs
Charles Delaney
New York
Shelton
John Carroll
Hamilton
Bridgeport General Hospital
Frances Peck
Frank Cramer
Bridgeport Traction Company
Andrew Rudell
Railway Company
Trestle rails blamed for car toppling
An early report states that the forward track stayed on rails while rear tracks jumped, causing the car to topple. It is believed that proper guard rails on the trestle could have prevented the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomvo
Trortle
Forwvard
Letis
Governor Shaw Replies To San Francisco Labor Request
Governor Shaw rejects pleas to hold the Fifty-first Iowa volunteers in San Francisco and vows they will return as self-respecting citizen soldiers. Also reports on Lincoln reception plans for the Fleet Regiment, Nebraska guard escort, and Pennsylvania troops due through Omaha on their way home from San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Drs Moines
Edward Rosenberg
San Francisco Labor Council
Fifty-first
Iowa
San Francisco
Iabor
Frisco
Fleet
Lincoln
Poynter
Sacramento
Toome
National Guard of
Nebraska
Omaha
Pennsylvania
Tenth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Women Go In the Fields Harvest Stresses Labor Shortage
Ruins and scarcity of hands push women to harvest work across northwestern Iowa southern Minnesota and southern Dakota. Men driven by railroad construction. heavy rains and tornadoes ruin crops, with wheat prospects bleak yet corn expected to yield well as small grain harvest nears finish by August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakota
Telegrams Terse Summary of World Events
A busied telegram round reports a street railway strike at Eau Claire Wisconsin and admiral Dewey’s reception in New York. Haiti unrest may draw American ships, William’s sympathies lean to the Boer government, Pepper dies in Cleveland, and Mrs. Grosscup dies in Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Claire
Wis
Admiral Dewey
New York
Hayti
William
England
George W. Pepper
Cleveland
United States
Mian
Benjamin Grosscup
P. S. Grosscup
Chicago
Ashland
Deep Waterways Commission
Weitzal
SCC
Helinois National Guard
Tenth Pennsylvania Regiment
Chicaza
Winnipeg
Bowly & Noakes Linseed Oil Msi
Armance
East Bernstadt
Clyde Thomipson
Holt
Prince von Hohenlohe
Francis Joseph of Austria
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Offer Life Boost
The medicine claims to restore blood strength and nerves using a concise form of remedies. It is pitched for locomotor ataxia paralysis St Vitus dance sciatica neuralgia fatigue rheumatism and heart palpitations with claims of broad male and female weakness. Sold in packs only at druggists or from the Schenectady company 50 cents a box six for 2 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Warner
Minden
Neb
the Gazette
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Advertise for Evidence Enforcing Kansas Prohibitory Law
A new plan to enforce prohibition in Kansas offers cash rewards for liquor sale evidence. Temperance groups posted ads offering 50 dollars, quickly driving a Scandia nearby joint to abandon business. The scheme spreads to Courtland Belleville and Marka, with likely state union backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Torexa
James Kerr
Scandia
Courtland
Belleville
Marka
The
State Temperance Union
General Asa
Willing to wed hero under private sacrifice by toiling sweetheart
Agnes Derry of Wiemra Kansas plans to marry Private John Kenny Twentieth Kansas hero despite his war injury. She has renounced more than $50,000 in her dowry to wed the crippled soldier who followed Funston in the Philippines. Kenny returned home and the couple will marry, though his father had opposed the match and disowned the girl in his will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Holvers
Wiemra
Kan
Agnes Dorry
John Kenny
Kansas
Funston
Philippines
Kenny
Marrish
Miss Derry
Low Fare for Harvesters to Wheat Belt Railroads Offer
Chicago railroad officials propose cheaper travel for harvest workers to western wheat belts. For groups of five or more on one ticket from outside Chicago, a 2 cent per mile rate applies. The Chicago to St Paul Minneapolis fare remains $7 per ticket with a changed group minimum from ten to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Curcaco
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Shamrock's Voyage Begun to America Under Escort
The Shamrock, escorted by the Erin, started for America yesterday at 5 PM with Sir Thomas Lipton aboard. Crowds cheered in Fairlie roads as the Shamrock circled Erin. the Erin will rendezvous off Molinhead before Lipton heads to London. Meanwhile Nebraska post offices Bancroft University Place Plainview Tabla Rock are moved from fourth class to presidential, effective Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Pamraim
Shamrock
Erin
Thomas Lipton
Ayreshire
Fairlie
Hogan
Bute Sound
Sir Thomas Lipton
London
Molinhead
Nebraska
Washington
Bancroft
University Place
Plainview
Tabla Rock
Africa Leads World Gold Output In 1898 Report
The mint director estimates global gold production for 1898 at about 294 million dollars, possibly 245 million. Africa tops with 30.3 million, Australia 67.5 million, United States 64.463 million. Russia 25 million, Mexico 10 million, Canada 14 million including Klondike. Alaska contributed 2.624 million to US output. The US led world production in 1896 prior to this shift.
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Africa
Washington
Australia
United States
Russia
Mexico
Canada
Klondike
Alaska
Marriage Ban Advocated by Milwaukee Health Officer
Milwaukee August 5 Health Commissioner Schulz urges a bill for medical examination of all men applying for marriage licenses. He cites diseases affecting public health and notes a similar Ohio law, aligning with progressive medical ideas. Adam Sloup named fish hatcheries superintendent by the state fish commission in Douglas county after unanimous vote. An auto party arrest in Forest Park stirs gossip as F W Abbott denies license requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
C. Schulz
Schulz
Ohio
Adam Sloup
Tancoun
State Fish Commission
State House
Douglas County
South Bend
William O’brien
Sloup
St. Louis
Forest Park
F. W. Abbott
Chicago
Abbott
Hastings votes for 20000 bond to own electric light plant
At a special election in Hastings Nebraska 226 votes favor and 186 votes against the measure to issue 20000 dollars in bonds so the city can own and operate its own electric light plant The result ties the light question in Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Neb
W. Rich Lands For Sale In Nebraska And Iowa
Real estate notice offers 10 000 acres in Eastern Nebraska with prices around 1010 to 27 per acre and 100 000 acres of ranch land in Nebraska and South Dakota at 8 to 10 per acre. Includes 100 Cass county farms from 86 50, and 150 Atlantic houses. Free excursions to Western purchasers. No sale no pay. Property shown free. Atlantic Iowa realtor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cass County
Iowa
South Dakota
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C. ¥. Walker
Atlan
Misa Clark
S. H. Wheatley
Mary Reich
Jas, Hanna
Harrion Pinney
C. N. Derby
L. Kellogg
Dr. Hunt
Kellogg
Jurgen Greve
Frank Trailer
Council Bluffs
Frank
McFarland
American Press Co
J. W. Wayne
J. W. Berry
J. D. Petersen
Baby
O. Allen
G. ¥. Walker
Mr. Allen
Belmont
M. P. Chhuren
Rev. Kirkwood
W. R. Donohoe
Shelby County
Mr. Donohos
W. ©. Woods
Dean
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Parsons
Lawton
Sioux City
Horace Gilbert
Third Infantry
Manila
Oo. W. Rich
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