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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1893
Page
5
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John F. Finerty, a Republican Irishman, argued in Chicago that Republican prosperity ended after March 4 when Democrats took power. He blamed the McKinley tariff and Democratic platform for shaking confidence, causing factory idleness and unemployment nationwide.
The Telegraph profiles county attorney James E Bruce launching a rupture cure venture. He pledges meritorious work and energetic promotion, with a large display ad in the weekly. The paper notes his absence from prior duties but predicts success and ongoing Chronicle of his new enterprise in the West.
Mrs. Abbie Gardner Sharp, sole survivor, advocates a state funded monument to the Spirit Lake massacre of 1857. She tours Atlantic selling a 350 page book, urging legislature to honor pioneers without raising taxes, as public interest supports preserving Iowa history.
In a sharp critique of party platforms the author argues protection relies on a wage gap measure and condemns Democrats for veering from a revenue only tariff. The piece labels Republicanism sound, condemns the Wilson bill for high protection, and urges Democrats to resist embracing protectionist policies.
Some papers rally behind Major Curtis as a candidate for United States senator, praising his leadership and policy positions while urging readers to support his bid.
The Telegraph endorses N N Jones of Atlantic for the Fort Madison state penitentiary wardenship. It cites eight years as Cass County sheriff, a flawless record, strong vote-getting ability, and experience as a Republican district and state committee leader. It argues his personal and political merit make him the exemplary custodian and manager for the penitentiary and state interests.
Workers at Clark thread mills stage protests against proposed changes in the McKinley customs tariff. Diston’s men and Meriden Cutlers previously joined in, underscoring labor voices in the dispute.
Investigation shows deeper want in the city than first thought. One family had no food for days save corn meal. another without light for over a week. an old lady near death lacks a sheet to lay her out. Schools canvass for relief goods. philanthropic ladies seek needy needs. Great good is being done.
On December 1 Miss Annie Elida Erickson died at her father Andrew G. Erickson’s home in Oakfield township Audubon county. She was 21, the second daughter, noted for kindness and love of music. Heart trouble caused her death. Buried December 4 in Atlantic cemetery with many neighbors present. Dr Hill preached at the home. Her favorite song was What a Friend We Have in Jesus.
The Wilson Dramatic Co opened a week long engagement with The Inside Track, a melodrama joyfully received by a crowded house. Notable scenery included a London Bridge fire scene, and the company features strong talent such as C. H. Truesdell.
Judge Hallett in Denver appoints Frank Trumbull as receiver after a compromise with Governor Evans and allies. Bond set at 25000 dollars. Trumbull, a seasoned railroad man, holds multiple directorships and connections to New York bankers, seen as a victory for Evans and acceptable to stakeholders.
The Ensign hails Dr J R Jenkins of Indianapolis as a public benefactor for his vegetable medicinal remedy that claims to cure rupture in 2 to 4 weeks without bloodshed or surgery. His success drew investors, a new Cordova Block office, and added medical staff including Dr E W Leech. The Ensign recommends him to the afflicted public citing testimonials and high officials’ endorsements.
Western lines join land seekers excursions announced by Missouri Kansas and Texas promising materially reduced rates. Nebraska tragedy at Arapahoe where Z M Lester shot and killed William Elliott, whom he mistook for a whitecap, instant dismissal of life.
W C Egan has opened an office in the Opera House Block and will be available during business hours his residence is 1301 South Chestnut Street.
The markets report from Chicago on December 12 notes wheat opening slightly higher then closing near bottom due to heavy selling. Corn follows wheat downward, oats hold fairly steady, and provisions weaken. Receipts rise.
Chicago on December 12 1893 receipts show hogs at 26000 with a steady market. Heavy hog price quoted between 5.20 and 5.40. Cattle figures and further estimates noted for tomorrow reflect ongoing market activity.
Younger Bros Mail Order Department fills hundreds of daily orders for dry goods. Promises prompt careful service and patron satisfaction with offers on hosiery handkerchiefs underwear gloves corsets blankets dress goods silks and samples. Catalogues free upon request Des Moines Iowa.
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