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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1897

Page

6

Bank Suspends Cheatnut Street National and Trust Company

Philadelphia reports a sensation as the Cheatnut Street National Bank and its trust company suspend operations. Officials seek funds for voluntary liquidation to avoid receivership. Deputy Comptroller Coffin says Philadelphia financiers will assess assets and assume indebtedness. Bank assets and deposit liabilities cited, with Singerly under pressure. Sympathy for him grows while officials prepare for possible full deposit payment.

Pailadelphta Cheatnut Street ‘National Bank Fardad Suspidn Cheatnut, Street Trust and Saying and Company W. M. Singer The Philadelphia Record National Bank William M. Hart Chester Street National Mention Cheatant Street Bank Trust Company Bingerly the Treasury George M. Coffin Washington Bekels Chestnut Street Na‘ional Bank Singerly

Sparks From the Wires Flags Chinese voyage and fires in Europe

Italian cabinet plans dispatch of a squadron to Chinese waters while disasters unfold across Europe. Sixteen killed in a Kaiserstuhl pit explosion near Dortmund. Richard Croker’s brother George Croker dies on Staten Island. Croma stranded and damaged off Inchkeith. Warner pleads guilty to kidnapping charges in Albany. Sik police retreat after assault by insurgents. several killed. A Thames boat capsizes with nine drowned. Topeka lawyer Nolan arrested in Buffalo after escaping asylums. Ratcliffe found guilty of third degree assault. Two children killed by hogs near Tiff City. Grade crossing crash injures twenty, three fatally, in New Jersey. Charles S. Chapman and wife die within minutes of each other in South Bend. Lady Millais dies in London. Abraham Lincoln Memorial association forms in Denver to honor the president. Site planned at Mount Lookout, Arkansas Valley.

Kaiserstuhl Topeka Kan Kanga State Insane Asylum Buffalo Edward J. Ratcliffe Newhberger New York Tiff City Delaware, Lackawanna and Westin Passaic Delaware N.J Charles Chapman South Bend Ind Lady Millais Sir John Milais The Royal Wadenry London Millais John Ruskin Ruskin Mis

Leila Herbert Dies After Fall and Suicide Attempt

Washington dispatch reports Miss Leila Herbert daughter of ex Secretary of the Navy Herbert died after a fall from her third story window following a horseback accident in Alabama. Coroner rules suicide during temporary insanity. Funeral planned in Montgomery beside her mother.

Washington Leila Herbert Herbert New Hampshire Dupont Cirfoe Mies Lutla Herbert Alabama Miss Herbert Misa Harbert Montgomery Ala

Tammany Hall Primaries Planned for December 20

Reported notes from a meeting of Tammany Hall discuss primaries set for December 20 and reappointment of the current executive committee. Absent were Richard Croker and John Q. Sheehan as the gathering approved continuance of the present panel.

New York Tammany Hall Richard Croker John QO. Sheehan Ng. Oe Tammany, Prinarios

French retaliate over meat tariffs threaten reciprocity

France moves to tighten duties on hogs lard and meat products jeopardizing a U S France reciprocity accord. Ambassador Porter reports not granted concessions on cattle or meat restrictions while France pursues stricter controls and an adulteration bill.

Wastmaton Chamber of Deputies United States France M. Patenotre Paris M. Moline Foreign Bureau the Agricultural Department Porter Rejolces Washington Horace Porter

Health ad and patent medicine claims from old newspaper

An assortment of patent medicine advertisements touts cures for nerves indigestion and stomach weakness with testimonials. Notable products include Nervine, Earl's Clover Root Tea, One Minute Cough Cure, Shiloh’s Cure and Foley's Kidney Cure, marketed by Vic Emmert Co and M. J. Davis & Son in Lewis Iowa and Atlantic Town.

Foley Viel Emmert & Co F. Parsons & Co Atlantic Town Sidney A. Sweet Hartford Conn Vic Emmert M. J. Davis Vic Emmert &Co Shiloh M. J. Davis & Son Lewis Lowa Vic Emmert & Co Soldy Vie Emmert Lewis Iowa

A First Class College Education in Ames Iowa 1898

A new college year begins February 22, 1898 at Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. Large faculty and equipment, reasonable living costs, courses in sciences agriculture civil engineering mining and veterinary science among others. Free illustrated premium offered by President W M Beardshear in Ames Iowa.

Iowa State College of Agriculture ‘and Mechanic Arts

Bladder Troubles and Swamp Root Patent Remedy

Article discusses bladder function and causes of bladder trouble, attributing issues to kidney action and unhealthy urine. Promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for frequent urination and related symptoms, with claims of rapid relief and nightly sleep improvement. Includes offer for sample bottle and pamphlet by mail.

New York chemist offers free bottles for consumption cure

Prominent chemist T A Slocum claims a reliable cure for consumption and bronchial diseases and will send three free bottles of his New Discoveries to afflicted readers of The Telegraph. He cites thousands cured and asks sufferers to write with address to receive treatment. Readers are urged to mention seeing the ad in Far Teresns. Hazel salve is also advertised for quick relief.

New York T. A. Slocum Telegraph Science Daily Bron‘chial M.D Pine St

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