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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1894
Page
12
Sunday February 4 1994 one day only Dr Rea has worked with leading hospitals and guarantees 460 refund if diagnosis uncertain He treats eye ear nose throat lung disorders dyspepsia epilepsy cancer deformities deafness and more claims cures for many chronic conditions and promises free confidential consultation with crowded rooms in Louisville Ky
General Emile Mollinet, famed French army figure, died at Nantes. Basque admirers in Paris sent a memorial message to Mr. Gladstone at Biarritz with a gold inlaid casket and a sprig from the oak at Guernica, symbol of Basque liberty and debtors’ refuge under the old canopy.
Distress rises in the Hocking Valley and other coal regions as miners idle and violence is reported amid a reduced tonnage dispute. Local unions vote on a 14 cent per ton cut, with 11,000 miners in Ohio facing a potential shift as eastern returns loom. Contracts go to Pennsylvania operators, shrinking demand, while miners resist working-rule changes.
Hawaiian minister Lorin A. Thurston passed through Omaha en route to Washington. He said the provisional government in Hawaii is not alarmed, Willis has not received passports, and annexation remains a political issue. William Waterhouse claimed the provisional government would resist the US and even land marines if needed, with a 1100 strong force ready to grow to 2400. Willis is ostracised socially, and rumors of assassination of the queen persist if restoration attempts occur. Smallpox alarms in Chicago cited. other items: indictments in Youngstown, a $25 fine in MosorReal, and the death of ex Senator Rice of Minnesota in San Antonio.
Omaha dispatch reports Police Officer Charles Bloom facing charges after allegedly drafting a letter that threatened Mayor Bemis. Bloom, one of the department’s oldest members, wrote the missive under dictation from a board member, amid debates over his alleged A P A ties.
Attractive health claims extol Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative aiding kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. The California Fig Syrup Co markets 50c and $1 bottles, urging buyers to insist on the genuine product with its name on every package.
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