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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1896
Page
2
Mr. A H Crausby of 158 Kerr Street Memphis Tenn reports his wife ignored a small lump in her breast which rapidly grew into a severe cancer. After failure of top physicians and a renowned New York specialist the remedy S S S led to healing and complete disappearance with no recurrence years later.
The Senate passed a concurrent resolution urging decisive European powers to act against Turkey and pledging congressional support to protect Americans and property. Debates highlighted Armenian massacres with calls for strong policy responses. Thurston signaled a Monroe Doctrine address next week.
The Senate featured sharp speeches led by Mr Wolcott criticizing the presidents Venezuela stance amid a lively foreign affairs report. Sherman urged dropping the worn silver issue to focus on urgent treasury relief while Teller and Gorman sparred over monetary policy and bond options.
Secretary of State Olney has not sent a full reply or documents on the Cuban war to Congress. A committee member says most materials will be forwarded soon without a formal message, possibly handed to the committee chair rather than the speaker. Much material comprises confidential consul reports from Cuba. In Panama, the Goldin, carrying Antonio Ezeta, was detained for neutrality law violations and arms bound for Salvador rebels. About 100 silver men met at Willard Hall in Washington to form a conference under the American Bimetallic League led by General A J Warner, with plans for resolutions and a national convention.
Fray over Blackburn Hunter vote narrows to one tally as Hunter nears election. Stage and other defections shape a possible filibuster before Wilson’s successor is chosen. Absentees Oglsvie and Wilson’s successor loom large. Stage could break the deadlock if he shifts support. Blackburn trails by 11 votes with broad opposition murmuring. Fort Scott weighs 40 000 bond purchase while McKinley backing drafts stir partial clashes.
Historical farming brochure asserts overproduction harms markets and weather is mild in Virginia. It touts rail and water links to Washington New York Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore, with rents from $3.00 per acre. Land-seekers are urged to travel via Chesapeake and Ohio Railway from Cincinnati, asking for Ostabie farming lots.
News from Lon ver says Prince Henry of Battenburg husband of Princess Beatrice died at sea while en route from Ashantes. Born October 5 1858 he was third son of Prince Alexander of Battenburg and elder brother to Ladis IV. He married Beatrice in 1845 and had four children. The Isle of Wight and flags were at half mast as the queen and princesses mourned. The Prince died at 9 am after relapse on the Blonde off Sierra Leone. The embalmed body sailed to England aboard the Blonde.
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