Condemn Toral and Blaneos Surrender Shock Cabinet Change
A Santiago capitulation dominates cabinet talks in Madrid as Blanco is asked for details on Toral's surrender. El Imparcial notes Spain risks peace on unequal terms and hints at a cabinet reshuffle while Britain and The Times discuss Anglo American dynamics and legal grounds for intervention. Separately reports cover German and American naval policy, Watson’s squadron, and troop movements to Fernandina amid malaria.
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Manns
Santiago de Cuba
Toral
Blanco
el Imparcial
Spain
United States
Santiago
el Impareal
London
Vienna
The
Times
Commodore Watson
America
Great Britain
Bansingo
Bryan as political colonel dazzles readers in vaudeville style
A lengthy, satirical portrait from 1894 follows William Jennings Bryan as a civilian statesman turned military impersonator. The piece lampoons his persona and parody reports from Omaha and Washington, noting furrowed brows, practice in front of a mirror, and a staged transformation into a warlike figure with theatrical bravado. It cites a July 18 1894 dispatch and references the Third Nebraska Volunteers and famed military figures to mirror the public fascination with his persona.
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Intest
Omaha, Neb
United States
Bryan
Nebraskan
William Jennings
Omaha Public Library
Third Nebraska
West Point
William Jennings Bryan
Athos
Porthos
Aramis
D'Artagnan
Harvey
Phil Sheridan
William J. Bryan
Bryan Wargraph
Washington
Omala
Omana
Neb
United States Arazy
Duff
Morgan
Brian
Nebraska
W. J. Bryan
Dewey
Sampson
Shafter
Miles
Wade to Succeed Brooke at Camp Thomas Expedition Begins
Wade is to assume command of Camp Thomas in place of Brooke as two thirds of the Third corps troops prepare to depart for Porto Rico. The Second brigade of the First division left Newport News today comprising the Fourth Ohio Third Illinois and Fourth Pennsylvania. Desertions are scarce with under 20 confirmed. Bryan's Third Nebraska volunteers reach Jacksonville and will join Panama camp. Gordon re elected president of the Confederate Veterans Association in Atlanta.
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Third Corps
Camp Thomas
Chickasauca
Porto Rico
Brooke
J. F. Wade
Bryan
Jacksonville
Fla
Nebraska Volunteers
William Jennings Bryan
Windsor
Panama
Seventh Army Corps
Gordon
Astanta
John B. Gordon
Confederate Veterans’ Association
Wind Storm Destroys Chau Tauqua Tent at Clarinds
A Chau tauqua tent seating 3,000 at Clarinds Oxarinpa Ia. collapsed during a heavy wind and dust storm on July 20. All attendees were rescued unharmed with no injuries reported.
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Clarinds
Oxarinpa
TRANS MISSISSIPPI EXPOSITION SPECIAL DAYS AND RAIL RATES
A listing of upcoming special days at the Trans Mississippi Exposition from August to October including Stenographers Day Iowa Knights of Pythias Day Red Men's Day Tennessee Red Men's Day St Joseph Day and many others with notes on reduced railroad rates and grand electrical illumination and midway features.
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Stenographers
Iowa
Colorado
Rocky Ford
C. F
Pennessee
Ater
Grand Court
Longtime Atlantic Churchgoer Robina Talbot Dies at 62
Robina Talbot born Boliver Missouri December 17 1845 died Atlantic Iowa July 18 1908 aged fifty two years seven months and one day. Married George W Talbot November 23 1861. Four children three living Dora Coughey Phaesbe Whited William Talbot. Joined M E Church at nine and remained 25 years in Atlantic. Suffered rheumatism 32 years and a broken hip and thigh after a fall four months ago. Benign, patient, and devout in rest.
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Robina L. Hamilton
Boliver
Missouri
Atlantic
Iowa
Geo. W. Talbot
George
Dora Coughey
Phaesbe Whited
Wm. W.talbot
Deafness Cure Fact and Exposition Hotel Ad Details
The text claims deafness results from a catarrh linked inflammation of the Eustachian tube and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for uncured cases. It then extols The Grand hotel in Council Bluffs Omaha for Exposition lodging highlighting location, rooms, meals, and European-plan pricing. It also mentions early riser laxatives by Vic Emmert & Co.
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Council Bluff’s
Omaha
Council Bluffs
AtLne
Exposition
The
Grapevine Intertwines With Peach Tree in Kansas Orchard
In Winfield Kansas W M McRaw an orchardist reports a bizarre join between a grape vine and a peach tree with tendrils wrapping the limbs and a cluster of young peaches where grapes would be. Two peaches cut open show a peach stone in one and grape seed-like cells in the other. The vine was cut before full formation was observed but will be kept for study. In ads and notices a mix of patent remedies is described, including New Great South American Kidney Cure and DeWitt's Little Early Risers among others, with testimonials from users and druggists.
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Winfield
Kan
W. M. McRaw
Anti Diuretic May Be Worth More Than $100 For Bedwetting
A testimonial from G. M. Law of Keokuk Iowa praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and Chamberlain's products. The ad touts Dr Vs Detohon's anti diuretic as effective for sleep bedwetting and colic relief, with multiple local druggists listed as retailers in Atlantic Keokuk and Win. Vic Emmert & Co. promote One Minute Cough Cure as preventing consumption when taken early.
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F. Parsons & Co
Druggista
Atlantic
Iowa
Chamberlain
G. M. Law
Keokuk
Vic Emmert
H. G. Weber
Vic Emmert & Co
Vacation Travel Bottle of Colic Cure Advertised
An advertisement touts Foley's Colic Cure as essential after pocket money, promising prevention or cure of bowels deranged by water changes. It includes testimonials from W B Cooper of El Rio and hotel clerk W M Rush of Providence, praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by Vic Emmert and H G Weber & Co.
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Foley
Vic Emmert & Co
W.M. Rush
Dorrance
Providence
K. 1
Chamberlain
Vic Jammert
H. G. Weber & Co
Vic Emmert & 30
Grain-O Coffee Substitute Promises Restful Sleep
Grain-O is advertised as a non stimulating coffee substitute that nourishes and aids sleep. It appeals to nervous, young, and small children, claiming it tastes like coffee yet helps one sleep, with grain base and pricing at 15 and 25 cents per package. Also promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for piles eczema and skin diseases, endorsed by Vic Emmert & Co.
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Hucklen
Vic Emmert & Co
E. C. Blanks
Lewisville
Texas
DeWitt
Vice
Emmert & Co
John C. Dunn
Wheeling
W. Va
Report From Rev A Mitchell Scranton Iowa
Report from Rev A Mitchell of Scranton Iowa touts Dr Kay's Lung Balm for coughs. It claims a local woman with a two month cough was cured with half a 25 cent box. The notice offers free advice and samples of Kay's Lung Balm and Renovator plus a 68 page home treatment book with recipes and prescriptions. Address Dr B J Kay Medical Co Omaha Neb.
Quinine Tablets Claim Quick Permanent Cold Cure
An ad extols Week's Luxative Quinine Tablets as curing colds by removing the body's poisonous waste. It lists ingredients Ipecac Quinine Cascara and promises fast complete relief with a money back guarantee. Also promotes Foley's remedies and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with various agent names cited.
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Pirgons & Co
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