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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1898

Page

12

Killed by an Iowa Mob Near West Point

Whitecaps have terrorized Lee county near West Point Iowa causing one death Abe Balm the eldest of three farmers faced a murderous mob of about 80 who demanded his surrender he fired from the door wounding one neighbor and died soon after the confrontation escalated with warrants issued against seven neighbors as tensions flare across the region.

Ottumwa Lee County West Point Abe Balm Balm Brothers Abe

Still Camping at Greytown on Nicaragua Canal Survey

The Nicaragua canal commission surveying expedition remains in camp at Greytown Nicaragua near Camp Cheney. Laborers arrived from Port Limon Costa Rica and two navy hydrographic launches entered the bar without incident. Lieutenant Hanus leads the camp and plans to start soon, though weather and decay threaten later work. Continuous rain keeps men housed in company buildings as repairs lag and costs rise.

Greytown Interior Camp Lere Nicaragua Nicaragua Canal Commission Port Limon Costa Rica Camp Cheney Canal Company Navy Hanna Hanus

Bank Branching Favored as Core Currency Reform

In a report to the monetary commission Thomas G. Shearman argues for large scale branch banks, claiming the nation now operates on a banking rather than a monetary basis and that this plan is the most practical remedy for currency issues. Ignatius Donnelly announces an upcoming marriage to Marion Hansen, his stenographer, at age 66 to 20. Count von Goetzen wed Mrs. May Stanley Lay, becoming an American countess in a German style ceremony. The Oxnard beet sugar factory in Grand Island Neb closes after a record run, processing 29 000 tons of beets and producing 6 760 000 pounds of sugar, its longest period of operation and highest output yet.

New York Monetary Commission Thomas G. Shearman Commission Mr. Shearman Ignatius Donnelly Marion Hansen Sage of Nininger Washington Count von Goetzen May Stanley Germany Menzel Grand Isuano Neb Oxnard

Homestead Mill Closes Down at Pitrspura

The 10 inch mill at the Homestead works of Carnegie refused the new wage scale and the mill closed indefinitely. All other departments remain in operation. Dems spring a sensation at Populist conference forcing liquor question record and possible fusion talks. Senator Frye discusses China and partition risks with nations.

Homestead Pitrspura Homestead Works Carnegie

Last Union Pacific Payment Marks Rfection of Reorganization

New York Jan 6 The final payment to the government by the Union Pacific railway was made today a check for 8 500 000 deposited at the treasury The payment ends the financing of the Union Pacific reorganization and settles the 58 000 000 debt to the government The reorganizat10n committee and the reorganized company are now entitled to take possession of the road

Union Pacific New York Union Pacific Railway

Phares Matter Retraction Clarifies Misprint

Mrs. Phares of this city returns home denying a World Herald report about her being linked to Chas. Phares. The transcription in the Telegram claims the World Herald misnamed her and misrepresented her as a widow, urging publication of a retraction to correct the record and absolve her from any insult.

Omaha World Herald Merritt Phares Trlngraih World Herald Chas World-Herald Ferris

A White Mark for Foley Kidney Care Claim

An advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Care as a reliable treatment for kidney and bladder diseases with a money back guarantee. It urges readers to trust Vic Emmert & Co. and cites a sergeant in a volunteer corps questioning arms distribution. It warns that neglect of cold or cough can lead to fatal diseases and touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe remedy. It also notes Hamburg's dog tax policy linking nuisance to size.

Foley Vic Emmert & Co Vic Emmert E Co Vic Hmmery & Co

Cough Syrup Promises Relief Across Throat and Lung Ailments

A collection of testimonials and advertisements tout cough syrups and salves. Products include Dr Kay’s Renovator and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve with praise from customers in Omaha Spencer and Richford. Promotions emphasize safety for children, no opiates, and healing claims for headaches and piles.

J.C. Berry Spencer, Mo DeWitt de Witt Vic Emmert & Co

Catarrh Cure claims strong blood action and testimonials

An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy that treats the blood and mucous surfaces, branded not quack medicine and prescribed by top physicians. It includes testimonials, pricing at 75 cents, and the maker F J Caunty Co Toledo Ohio. Also notes sale or trade of Clydesdale Hercules stallion and land lease near Wiota Iowa, plus Shiloh's Cure promotion from local vendors.

Hall F. J. Caunky & Co Props Toledo Hercules Young Jack Wiota Iowa

Van Derbilt Back in Society Debut as Cotillion Leader

New York reports William K. Vanderbilt reappears from retirement amid divorce proceedings. His debut as a cotillion leader signals a shift in society, with Vanderbilt now a rival to single men. The event occurred at a surprise party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sloane. Rex Mine Closes Down. Denver, Dec. 1—Mining unions’ wage demands lead Rex Coal Mining to shut its two Louisville mines, idling 200 to 800 workers and foreshadowing broader lay-offs in northern Colorado.

New York William K. Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Henry Sloane Rex Denver Colorado Rex Coal Mining Company Louisville Rex Company

Kentucky Distillers Form a Pool in Louisville

Leading Kentucky distillers have started a pool for past years stock with an estimated 400000 barrels of whisky to be pooled. A distribution committee will handle the plan with interest from Cincinnati St Louis Peoria Chicago and others though the scheme is not yet fully arranged.

Kentucky LouisviLnn Cincinnati St. Louis Peoria Chicago

Masterly Neryine Tonic Promises Universal Cure

An advertisement touts Neryine Tonic as a permanent cure for stomach weakness and indigestion. It claims rapid relief with no failure and urges purchase from F. Tarsous & Co. in Atlantic, Iowa. Also notes One Minute Cough Cure by Vic Emmert & Co for cold related illnesses.

F. Tarsous & Co Atlantic Towa Vic Emmert &Co

Patent Remedy Advertisements Appear In Lewis Iowa Pages

Local ads tout Foley sYOU Honey and Tar as a top throat lung remedy with dealer guarantees. Dyspepsia cures Shilohs Vilaliver promises quick relief. Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised by Anaheim resident Curtis Fleck. Karls Clover Boot Tea marketed as a laxative and blood purifier. DeWitts Little Early Risers claimed to cure biliousness constipation and headache. Ads list multiple sellers including Vie Emmert M J Davis & Son and Karl s Clover Boot Tea in Lewis Iowa.

Karl Vic Emmert M. J. Davis Lewis Iowa Vie Kaumert M. J. Davis & Son

Bryan Homecoming Banquet At Lincoln Hotel Draws Dignitaries

W J Bryan returns from Mexico amid strong support from political and social allies. Hon David Overmyer of Kansas delivers the main address on The National Democrats. Speakers include George W Berge and others as Bryan is praised as the likely Democratic nominee in 1900. Banquet ends after 2 a.m. with a toast to Our Guest. In Albany, NY, Assemblyman Green proposes a bill to end government by injunction and another bill to ease peaceful worker assembly and discourage conspiracy charges.

David Overmyer Kansas National Democrats Bryan Lincoln W.J. Bryan Chicago Bryan Traveling Men's Club Associated Press Mexico Lincoln Hotel George Frad Williams Boston J. H. Atwood Overmyer National Democrata George W. Berge Holcomb G. M. Hitchcock Omaha W. H. Thompson Grand Island John H. Atwood Albany N. Y Assemblyman Green New York

Bigamist Bates Sentenced in Ouronco Case

David H Bates was convicted of bigamy in Ouronco on January 5 receiving a $1000 fine and an intermediate penitentiary term. Wives attended court as prosecutors prepared further charges including perjury. The verdict sparked immediate jury voir dire for a second case.

Bates Ouronco David EH. Bates Clima Museems Veniremen

Wonders of science offer free cure bottles for consumption

New York chemist T A Slocum claims a universal cure for tuberculosis and lung diseases and offers three free bottles of his New Discoveries to readers. He cites thousands cured, invites sufferers to write from 08 Pine St New York and to mention seeing this ad in Tum Telegraph.

New York T. A. Slocum Science Daily T. A Slocum M. D Pine St Tum Telegraph

Not Always Understood Kidney and Bladder Distress

Aimed at both women and men, an old notice explains kidney and bladder distress is often misattributed to womb weakness. It urges urine sediment checks, notes back pain and frequent, burning urination as signs, and promotes Dr Kilmar’s Swanp-Root with sample bottle offer via mail from Dr Kilmar & Co.

Dr. Kilmar &Co Binghamton, N

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