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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1895

Page

11

Debaters Clash Over Silver Policy in Colorado Debate

The heated Horr Harvey discussion continues with coinage figures and the role of banks. Harvey cites Carson City mint outputs while Horr questions errors. they spar over money theory and the impact on farmers amid post 1878 silver demonetization debates. A Wichita exile story and brief items follow.

Cmioado Horr-Harvey Grizaly Messrs Horr Harvey Philadelphia Treasury Congress Carson City Nev Sithur Hirvey Bavi Philadeldelphia London My. Harvey United States Mr. Horr

Noted Infant Killed by Horse at Topeka

Telegraph report lists Charles Hancock an 11 year old fatally kicked by a horse in Topeka. The brief item covers various disasters and local incidents from Michigan rains halting forest fires to a fire aboard a butter car in Sleepy Eye Minnesota. It also notes wage increases at South Bend mills and other business and crime items across states.

Bowser Wicnita Kan George W. Bowser Michigan Kansas Charles Hancock Topeka E. B. Gebhardt Salina Sleepy Eye Minn South Bend Ind Wooten Mills John Ainsfield & Co Cleveland Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Chicago and Northwestern Omaha Firemen’s Benevolent Association Edward Hamsher Laura Wustumn George Wustum Racine Wis Charles Sebastian Wustum John Quinlan Lake Shore Quinlan Alexander Maxwell D. C. Glassiter Tobacco Company Dubuque Maxwell Frederick L. Smith John W. Knox Jewelry Company Denver Mexico Japan

Delegation seeks halt on Beck eviction at Winnebago lands

Nebraska congressional delegation urges the Secretary of the Interior to suspend further evictions on Winnebago lands until crops near maturity can be harvested. The letter cites potential loss of crops and demands a public, immediate investigation into Omaha and Winnebago agency affairs while preserving individuals’ integrity. It names lawmakers and notes ongoing inquiries into the agency management.

Punorr Thurston County Secretary of the Interior Panper Hoke Smith Washington, D. C Beck William VY Allen Joan M. Tawerstron Guexrer D Meiklejoht W. E. Andrews Omaha and Winnebago

Suit for two million dollars unsettled claim

The Rev B F B Brown a former minister of New Geneva Fayette county began work on a claim of 2,000,000 against the government for supplies furnished during the War of 1812 to General Harrison. His father Joshua Brown died in 1819 after supplying four cargoss of provisions. Brown seeks payment under a recent act of congress with interest amid a contested settlement.

Brown New Geneva Fayette County Joshua Brown Harrison

Guarding the Passes Amid War News and Travelling Troops

The report from Pocatello Idaho notes 69 white deaths near Jacksons Hole, but unconfirmed. Four carloads of US troops head from Cheyenne to Market Lake and Wind River to deter any Indian attack. Indians guard mountain passes, settlers fear violence, and Governor McConnell may intervene. A Rawlins dispatch confirms troops already ordered to Jacksons Hole. Also reports on tourism to Yellowstone and a convention in Chicago on girls brigades.

Pocatello Ida Market Lake Rexburg Jackson’s Hole Jackson's Hole United States Cheyenne Indiana Fall River Union Pacific Market Lane McConnell Yellowstone Park Rawlins Wyo Sayat Wyoming National Guards Richards Warren Smith Sinish Hoback Canon

Syrup of Figs Promises Health and Gentle Relief

The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system and helps colds, headaches, and fevers. It claims the remedy strengthens kidneys, liver, and bowels without weakening them, urging purchase from the California Fig Syrup Co. bound bottles.

California Fig Syrup Co

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