Perish on a Glacier And Deaths Of Copper River Miners
Reports from the Cottage City voyage describe Copper River prospectors dying on Valdez glacier. Names named include CraRles Kiros and G C Sarre with several others frozen or lost. The Evjens father and son suffered severe frostbite as their party split, and casualties mount with men like Khron and Padlowitz facing blood poisoning and possible death. A hospital is at Twelve Mile Camp. many more perished or are missing on the glacier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Cottage City
Alaska
Valdez Glacier
Crarles Kiros
New York City
P. Sarre
Chicago
Ole Eysen
Baldwin
Wis
Huxon
Wisconsin
Eesey
New York
George Ponlowitz
Sylvester Greg
St. Joseph
Holver Evjons
Valdez
Twelve Mile Camp
Evjens
Twelve Mile
Fats of
Smith
Khron
George Poalowitz
Sylvester Grog
Khronu
Henderson
George Padlowitz
Manhattan Mining Company
Dr. Lewis
Manhattan Company
George Sweesey
Sweesey
Chester
Savannah
Havana
Michigan
Albert
Saxony
Berlin
D. Janowsky
France
Harry N. Pillsbury
Bridgeport
Conn
Wood
Port Arthur
China
Senate
Porus
Santiago
Kautz
Apia
Washington
Hou Yu Fen
Han Ching Cheng
Arkansas House
Brigham Roberts
Utah
United States
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
O. A. Teepe
St. Olaf
Christiana
American Sugar Beet Company
Nesr
Missouri River
EB. Longnecker
Navy Yard
League Island
New Orleans
Folger
Xearwarge
W. H. Panland
First National Bank of
Asheville
N. C
W. F. Breeze
J. F. Dickerson
Dismissal For Eagan Preserves Clemency Hope
A Washington dispatch reports Commissary General Eagan is dismissed from U S military service without clemency recommendation after a short court martial that lasted 45 minutes, with President having power to grant clemency and supporters urging punishment limited to duties reassignment. The same era notes Agoncillo denies intercepted dispatches and other scattered items from Sioux to Mansfield and Sibley reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omoaco
Times-Herald
Washington
United States
Eagan
Miles
Charles P. Kagan
McKez
Worthington
Oxydonor Claims Cure for Wide Range of Ailments
An advertisement touts the Oxydonor as a universal remedy for fevers, colds, pneumonia, diphtheria, bronchitis, lung and heart diseases, digestive and nervous disorders, female weaknesses, diabetes, cancer, rheumatism, epilepsy, and more. It asserts special success in menstrual troubles and promotes regulation and relief through correct use, claiming cures in various conditions once deemed advanced.
Indorsements For The Oxydonor From Atlantic People
A 1899 Atlantic Indiana notice collects testimonies praising the Oxydonor as an effective remedy. DeWitt C. Franklin testifies to observed cures and clergy endorsement, while Mrs Anna Schmidt narrates rapid fever reduction and restored health after three weeks use.
Testimony on Oxydonor from Cedar Rapids pastor
Rev Herbert Tilden of First Baptist Church Cedar Rapids Iowa shares a testimonial about the Oxydonor. He recalls his wife suffering nervous dyspepsia and gas pain before using the product. After weeks of use she improves markedly and regains appetite and stomach strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbet Tilden
First Baptist Church
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Crepar Ramps
Herbert Tirpen
Baptist Church
Cured by Oxydonor after Doctors Failed Schmidt Testimony
From Mr J G Schmidt of Cratlanic Indiana dated January 18 1899 he details four years of swollen itching and burning hands with knuckle sores. Doctors offered no relief until he used Oxydonor and was entirely cured praising it as the best investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Clap
Hele
W. M. Nichell
Lexington
Oki
J. G. Schmidt
Cratlanic
Doctora
Hon Late Young Journal Inducts Oxydonor Endorsement
From Hon Late Young editor of the Daily Iowa Capital who went with the army into Cuba and was present at the start of the Santiago battle. He contracted tropical fever and returned July 9 in critical condition. He endorses Oxydonor citing relief of fever, sleep, and nervousness after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Late Young
Iowa Capital
Cuba
Santiago
Moxes
Hying
From One of Des Moines Leading Dentists Oxydonor Endorsement
Des Moines July 24 1898 endorsement by J A Taron BD D of Dr Sanche s Oxydonor. Taron cites kidney trouble lumbago and other ailments improved after use and praises the instrument s renovative principle. He asserts direction adherence yields claimed benefits and notes observed miraculous changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Atlantic
J. A. Taron
Walnut Street
Doctor Praises Oxydon Victory Device in 1898 Note
Hon J Thomas J Evans of Council Bluffs Iowa testifies in May 2 1898 letter that Oxydon or Victory cured his La Grippe rheumatism and pleurisy after months of suffering. He claims rapid recovery within ten days and notes numerous local cures as evidence that the invention will endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Evans
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Taos
J. Evans
Remarkable Cure for Rheumatic Gout and Dropsical Affections
A testimonial from Mrs. W. R Jones of 1218 East Court Avenue describes a four month recovery from rheumatic gout using the Oxydonor. She was bedridden and on crutches for five months, swelled limbs, and improved within three days. by three weeks she walked without crutches, limbs returned to normal, and health restored, praising the Oxydonor as the grandest and most valuable article she owned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R Jones
East Court Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Souis
Jobin
Thomas Malley
Newton County
Waco
Tex
Ross Leary
Andrew Griswold
Hill County
Hillsboro
John McClure
Mason City
Hughes
W. J. Hyloff
the Weekly Telegraph
Agonciilo
Wasninaron
Agoncillo
Aguinaldo
Spain
Sioux Cry
Woodbury County
O. Mott
Mott
J. A. Davy
Pomeroy
Sioux Fours
Secretary of Agriculture
Duefor C
Mansfield
John F. Kennedy
Kansas City
Wright County
Kennedy
Old Bill Ryan
Jesse James
Fort Scott
Memphis
Macomb
Ryan
Moonoy
Barr
Colo
Charles N. O’harra
Frank Harold
O’harra
P. J. McCleary
O’harras
Simury
Sibley
RL & P
Audubon
Yoo
Gs A
Leava
Griswold
Freigh
Oh Vy A. Th
Freigh Oi
Forres Dawn
D. W
DeWitt C. Franklin
Anna Schmidt
Anna Scumipt
Es Mores
CG. G. Walner
Third Door East Commercial Bank
Atlantic, Iowa
Acre
Cleveland
Ohio
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