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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1895

Page

9

Two Killed and Dozens Injured in Whaleback Explosion

Off Milwaukee, the whaleback steamer Christopher Columbus exploded a steam valve while returning home on a summer excursion. Two men were killed and thirteen were seriously burned. about 350 aboard, many women fainted, and passengers scrambled on deck as crews battled scalding steam and injuries. The ship docked in Chicago at 3 15 a m. Officials denied racing claims amid the disaster.

Caronao Christopher Columbus Waukegan Prane Witsoy E. J. Ser Edward Darrow John Hopp Freman George W. Koil Buffalo John W. Keough Arnold Klein Dubuque Robert McConkey Miss Miller Frank Rossner James E. Ryan Migs Voxheimer W. L. Webster Milwaukee Sonla Virginia Chicago Grosscup Asone South Chicago Whaleback Company

Decrease in Mineral Output in 1894 Report

The annual U S government mineral production report for 1894 notes a sharp decline from 1898 results due to financial strain and miner strikes. Bituminous coal disruption raised anthracite use while silver prices, petroleum demand, and non metallic and metallic outputs shaped total value around 524 million dollars.

Anual Wasuinaros United States D. T. Day Mineral Department Geological Survey Wella Chase

Escape attempt and prison transfer near Fort Scott

A deputy US marshal detail prevented a jail assault at Fort Scott Kansas by secretly removing prisoner Jerry Wallace who was to be hanged September 15. Wallace was moved to Leavenworth after his supporters planned to break down jail doors.

Mx Warren Kansas Toreka Kan W. Chase Chase Morrill Supreme Court Oklahoma Board of Territorial Wallace Fort Scott United States Jerry Wallace Williams Seneca Nation Leavenworth Alex Zane

National Republican league closes amid silver debate

The eighth national convention of Republican clubs ends with a quiet stance on silver. The Patton substitute adopted by the league signals concession to western states while Nebraskan Senator Thurston urges a disclaimer of authority. Dowling elected Minnesota league secretary amid tensions with New York and Pennsylvania. Governor McKinley visits Cleveland as tours continue. Henry Smythe, U.S. minister to Hayti, recovers in Washington.

Cleveland National Convention of Republican Clubs Dubois Idaho Allen Utah Patton Michigan Republican League of the United States League of Republican Clubs of the United. States Republican Party United States National League Denver Louisville Robinson Pennsylvania Republican National League National Republican League McAlpin A. E. McAlpin New York Legi P. Morton Morton New York State League New York Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce John H. Hoyt Hoyt Henry Clay Evans Tennessee Our Party New South D. D. Woodmansee Ohio League McKinley J. C. Burrows Senator Ingalls Warner M. Miller Ingalls West Chauncey M. Depew Depew J. Eden Foster Woman's Republican Association of the United States John M. Thurston Nebraska Thurston Committee On Resolutions Clavetano Republican Clubs Committee On League Nebaaska Free Silver State League M. J. Dowling Minnesota John L. Webster Churchill Colorado Green New York League George Gunton MaAlpin Dowling Byrnes Ottawa Kan Union Depot Tippecanoe Club Foraker Club Iowa State Band Hollenden M. A. Hanna Pain Richard J. Dowling Republican National Lengus Massachusetts Renville Star Farmer House of Representatives

Orange Blossom: A Female Remedy Promised by Chicago Ad

An advertisement touts Orange Blossom as a poultice like treatment for female troubles. It claims cleansing of obstructions, relief from fevers and pains, and a guaranteed cure when applied directly to diseased parts. Sold by mail and via Vic Emmert & Co in Chicago.

J. A. McGill &Co Panorama Place Chicago Saleby VIC Emmert & CO Winchester Winchester Chemical Co Ill

Rock Island Special Trains to Denver for Teachers and Tourists

The Rock Island route announces $2.00 plus fare to Denver for National Educational Association meeting travelers in July 1995. Special Tourist Sleeper trains start July 6 from Chicago, one night out, with Pullman options and coach service via Omaha. Reservations, berths, and full rates available from John Sebastian, G.T. and P. A., Chicago.

Chicago Great Rock Island Denver National Educational Association Pullman Company Omaha Rock Island Colorado Springs Manitou John Sebastian G.T. and P. A Chicago, Ill

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