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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1899

Page

12

Recruiting begins next week for Philippine service

Washington July 7. The order for enlisting volunteers for the Philippines was published yesterday with several colonels appointed to command regiments. Eight majors named. Recruiting stations to open in every state and territory next week. first enlistments to be mustered in as officers and men are sent to regiments. State lines obliterated. officers may form companies from a single state if practical. Otis to organize Philippines regiments separate from U S units. total force could rise by 650 officers and 17 550 men if three full regiments formed. Colonels ordered to proceed at once with organization. some already in the city consulting officers on equipment and supplies.

Washington Philippines Otis United States Otia

Spanish captives go free after Aguinaldo talks

Spanish commissioners led by Del Rio report that a decree for the release of civilian officials and sick soldiers is in place. The remnant of the Baler garrison and prisoners were escorted to American outposts and Manila. Lieutenant Martin led the heroics as 82 surviving Spaniards paraded barefoot and wept crowds in praise.

Aguinsido Mantua Tarlac Aguinaldo del Rio Baler Imzon San Fernando Manila Martin

Assassination Attempt On King Milan At Belgrade

Former ruler King Milan narrowly escaped an assassination in Belgrade. A 28 year old would‑be killer fired four revolver shots, grazing Milan and wounding Adjutant Lukich. The assailant was not identified. Milan later received cabinet congratulations as King Alexander rode through Michael street amid cheers. Queen Wilhelmina arrived in Amsterdam with peace delegates and a banquet followed at the palace. Major Taylor won the one mile bicycle event at St. Louis. A correspondent with the AP observed Dreyfus at the prison yard in blue serge and a capless jacket.

Servia Belgrade Bexeravr Milan Lukitoh Michael Street Alexander

Klondike Gold Dusted Shipboard Drowning Toll Details

Miners from Dawson and Copper River arrived with tales of hardship and disease after crossing the north. The Topeka reported four drownings at Five Finger Rapids and noted copper river passengers numbering fourteen. Government relief by Captain Abercrombie aided interior survivors. Purser Jones estimated Klondikers on the Topeka held about 200000 in gold dust with Kenyon Haywood and Ostrander among the wealthiest aboard.

Dawson Copper River Klondikers L. “Green Aestile H. Moblin Whitby’ Island Wash H. Dingley William “Hoffman Whitby Island Abercrombie Lves Purser-Jones Topeka Hia J. T. Kenyon W. W. Haywood Judge Ostrander Saint

Becker Will Hang Murderer of His First Wife

Chicago July 7 August Becker a butchers, found guilty of murdering his first wife. The jury fixed death. Becker showed indifference. Michael Rollinger faces potential execution for wife murder. Becker confessed to killing in a rage and dismembering the body to dispose of it.

Chicago Becker Yards

Mohawks Elect Sovereign National Chief Denounce Trusts

The Mohawks a Democratic body with about 600 wigwams and 50 000 members held secret session since July 8 electing officers and adjourning to meet next year in the city chosen for the Democratic national convention. They endorsed Bryan and free silver and denounced trusts while opposing militaries. James R Sovereign of Idaho was elected national chief.

Indorse Bryan Free Silver Trasta Burraro James R. Sovereign Idaho

Telegraphic Briefs From Around The World

Brief items note Havana yellow fever cases and the Benin chief's execution by a lieutenant, a £45,600 Antarctic fund pledge, and a Disciples of Christ jubilee convention in Cincinnati with 16,000 delegates expected. Cargo and rail ties, disasters, and political moves populate a rapid-fire digest of events.

Havana Qlogbosheri Gabbet Fand Disciples of Christ Cincinnati New York Central Pennsylvania Railroad Ed Clinch Bakus Minn Kendalls Wis Sunbury Street Boston Coulterville Cal Elsie Scheib San Francisco Wallace Idaho McClellan Santiago Chicago Whitehead Laundry Indianapolis Frank Wiler Alice Ford Taft Spenastsetto S. M. Felton Chiumbus, Sandusky and Hocking Valley Railroad Montserrat War Department Texas May Wright Sewall United States Council of the Woman’s International Congress Countess of Aberdeen Congress Berlin

Robert Bonner Dead Publisher of the New York Ledger

Robert Bonner died at his New York home after months of illness. He built the New York Ledger into a profitable weekly and founded much of his fortune on horseflesh, owning famous trotters such as Maud S, Dexter, and Sundl. Bonner, born in Ireland in 1624, emigrated to America in 1889, and is remembered for his horse studies and publishing innovations. Also noted are brief items on British officers to South Africa and a Democratic bid in Black Hawk County.

New York Robert Bonner New York Ledger Londonderry Ireland America Hartford The Mirror Merchants’ Ledger Bonner Fanny Fern Ledger Mr. Bonner Matbush Maid Dexter Startle Joe Elliott Edwin Torrest Barus Maud S Sundl

Great Night Rally at Detroit Draws 20000 En Deavor Delegates

July 4 reports a massive Christian Endeavor gathering in Detroit at two large tents with about 10 000 capacity each. Delegates from distant locations arrive, crowds fill standing room around tents as singing and street parades mark the eighth international convention.

Detroit

Rival steel trust aimed to build largest plant in West

A new St Louis company formed to erect the largest and most complete steel plant in the United States. Prominent backers including John Scullin plan to rival the steel trust, with homes for workers near the factory and operations modeled after Carnegie works. Superintendent O'Brien resigns as Missouri officials investigate hatchery affairs.

Carnegie’s Eastern Steel Works

Advertised medicines claim cures for kidney disease coughs and more

A pasted ad column touts Fotey’s Kidney Cure for kidney pain and a bottle curing a man’s kidney trouble, Chamberlain’s cough remedy for a boy’s whooping cough, DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin disease, English Spavin Liniment for horse blemishes, and various coaches praising Foley’s Kidney Cure and One Minute Cough Cure. Products are sold by Vic Emmert & Co and H G Weber & Co in multiple towns.

A. R. Farrington Constantia Fotey Vic Emmert Fe, Parsons & Co Thad Chamberlaine J. L. Moore South Burgettstown H. G. Weben & Co F. Parsons & Co Atlantic Iowa Bryan, Pa Vic Emmert & Co J. A. Schear Sedalia Croup Emmert & Co

Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Kidney Health Restoration

Claim asserts that serious diseases arise from kidney disorder and that Foley's Kidney Cure guarantees health by correcting kidney function, promising restoration of well being.

Foley

DeWitt's Little Early Risers Promoted With Tar Syrup

An 19th century ad notes consumption cure warners and wine along with DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy for constipation biliousness headaches and liver troubles. It promotes H G Weber & Co and Vice Emmert & Co as distributors.

DeWitt Emmert & Co

Remedies Promises Quick Relief and Cures for Various Ailments

An assortment of medicinal claims touts rapid relief for kidney and bladder issues, asthma, and digestion. Advertised remedies include New Great South American Kidney Cure, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles, Foley’s Honey and Tar, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, and Vie Emmer & Co. Little Early Risers, with testimonials from Louise Prickett and Vic Emmert & Co.

F. Parsons & Co Atlantic Iowa Louise Prickett Bryan Ave Danville Til Foley Vic Emmert & Co

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Mennaif Amsterdam Wilhelmina International Peace Conference Hague St. Louis Athletic Park Major Taylor Charley By Woodward Drayfus Associated Press Dreverge Drey New York City Robert “Bonner Andrew'Allen’ Bonner Tarrytown South Africa London the Times Transvaal Hasheek Warroad Blackhawk County Democrata Democratic State Convention 5. H. Basher Steel Trust O'rien Lincoln Board of Fish Commissioners South Bend O’brien Sccepfal Africa Pall Mall Gazette Marquis of Lansdowne Jester Mexico Alexander Jester Gilbert Gates Tecumseh, O. T Missouri Barcrona Onicaco Brotherhood of Railway Portland Ore Oregon Railway and Navigation National Editorial Association Oscar Bowman Lebanon Lavou Green Bay Lumber Co B. R. Wasson Lichomas Thurman Lroy Viv A. Sanders Conconut Grove Fla Vic’ Emuert & Co H. G. Weber & Co B. Conklin Bowersville Ohio Warners C. B. Hess Levi Downa Chestnut Street Nichols’ Bank Postoffice Don General Europe Sall Seb Staman G.H. Thorley C. P. Meredith Machine Atlantic Iron Works
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