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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1896
Page
6
The Weekly Telegraph lists multiple Cass County candidates for local offices. W H McConvict and Henry Whitton seek Clerk, James Green for Auditor, K H Surrivert for Recorder, Frank Herbert and George W Andrew for Recorder, with others including Frank Aylesworth and Rank Q Jackson pledging Republican support and urging party backing.
County Attorney announces candidacy subject to Republican county convention and urges hearty party support. Boorman notes Kentucky’s choice between silver senator or none, with the better option elected. Governor Bradley’s order to call out state troops is praised for preventing bloodshed and praised by many Democrats as prudent, saving the state from greater public disgrace.
German brewers contract 2,600,000 bushels of barley grown in Gallatin valley Montana praising the grain quality. American beef and pork are noted as the best raised and marketed in comparison.
The Ohio legislature enacted a law safeguarding song birds and naming the American eagle in the protected list. The measure notes that foreign nations such as England and Spain may find the bird’s song distracting, though it remains a sweet melody to Americans.
The Kentucky legislature failed to elect a senator to succeed Blackburn, resulting in the state retaining only one representative in the U S Senate for the time being. The public contends Kentucky does not deserve representation until its legislature acts more competently.
Tillman has vanished from public view after his recent senate episode, with his pitch fork and actions appearing to reflect a dramatic retreat from public life and political activity.
The article notes strong U S interest in expanding trade with Japan and China after Japan’s war success. It mentions the Japanese Steam Navigation Company planning San Francisco to Yokohama routes, rivaling Pacific Mail, and building 6000 to 8000 ton ships with higher speed, possibly two built in the United States. It cites Japan’s naval appropriation of 20 million dollars and forecasts broader Pacific port importance and through rail trade, urging U S encouragement to boost mutual commerce. It also reports political shifts in the American South, with McKinley Democrats and tariff debates, plus notes a rise in white Republican delegates and potential state losses for Democrats.
The piece claims McKinley and Senator Allison are relatives and notes Ohioans will back the chosen candidate, with likely loud support if McKinley is the nominee. It warns of international tension as Britain and Russia flex influence, while attention centers on China’s gateways near Klan-Chau Bay and the Monroe Doctrine drawing interest from major powers.
A winter visitor to the Iowa legislature notes most members speak with hands in pockets. He says that is better than hands in another’s pocket and implies lawmakers’ pockets aren’t stuffed with lobbyist money though room remains. He calls it not a bad sign.
A dated argument against free silver cites wage earners with fixed incomes resisting silver standard expansion. It argues that silver advocates hurt labor and that Mexico’s silver coinage shows no wage rise, while the United States lacks free coinage and suffers economic strain.
The article notes prior assurances that Bayard would resign if congress passed resolutions on minister Cousage, but reports say Bayard is taking medicine from Dr. Cousins of Iowa and will not resign. It argues Bayard’s family tradition avoids resignations and urges him to finish his term and perhaps stay in England, claiming he has misrepresented the country.
The Minneapolis Tribune mocks President Cleveland after his address to the Presbyterian board of home missions. It suggests after March he should focus on evangelistic work at home, arguing New York needs a Wall Street Salvation Army and a better upper ten thousand.
The writer urges the Iowa legislature to abandon the monument dispute and focus on completing the code. Prolonging the fight wastes state funds with no tangible benefit to residents.
A fragment argues against a manufacturers law fearing it would break Democrats hearts if a Republican legislature passes it. It notes railroads agreed to a one fare rate for the Republic convention in St. Louis, with thousands of stalwart Republicans planning a June visit.
White Town voices strong support for Allison noting broad state organization and delegates across the nation. The text claims many counties are actively backing him and that effective campaigning will secure a majority of delegates at the national convention.
Wisconsin Republicans declare a firm stand for honest money and currency parity with gold, preferring both silver and gold, with a paper value tied to their equal worth. They note 1896 pig crop shortages and corn surpluses, predicting hog prices will rise and silver mining advantages. They describe Trans Siberian railway car churches on wheels replacing tents and groves for services, amid travel and religious innovation.
A playful note hints that John Bull’s rescue of Miss Italy leaves France and Russia wary about his intentions. The piece suggests foreign powers fear potential land grabs and expect clarity on U S actions, while U S neighbors may mind their own business.
Carlisle becomes an avowed candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination before the Chicago convention. The piece critiques the party’s struggles to finance campaigns and hints that nominating Carlisle would show continued political hardship.
Hoke Smith says a proper money platform a declaration against high protection and a suitable candidate could allow a contest in the next campaign. If all these ifs occur the new platform would be so different that the average Democrat might not recognize or vote with it.
The United States ram Kataldin has just been commissioned and sails with a crew of ninety men and seven officers. It features novel design elements and would be a formidable adversary in battle, capable of direct engagement and decisive actions. The vessel is described as a strong element in the navy.
Porricians claim a great deal of bad blood arose in Kentucky over the senatorial muddle. Governor Bradley, however, prevented any spillover, and democratic members should be thankful rather than venting at him.
The notice states freight business is increasing with many grain sellers liquidating before spring work. Cattle and logs are also entering markets, which is expected to raise prices and make money a bit more plentiful.
The Kentucky legislature closed its session with at least one solid action as it adjourned. Lawmakers wrapped up duties amid final formalities and lingering unresolved matters.
An advertisement recalls Hood s Sarsaparilla as a preferred medicine and promotes Hood s Pills for use with it. It cites Simon Hartman of Tannerton West Virginia improved by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after one dose, claiming relief in five minutes. Warns against neglecting colds and recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy with 25 and 60 cent bottles. Also mentions Millest Nerve Plasters at 25c.
Advertised remedies claim a day to three days cure for rheumatism and neuralgia with dramatic system-wide effects. Test dose listed at 76 cents. sold by F Parson Co. in Atlantic Iowa. Also touts New Great South American Kidney Cure with six hour relief for kidney bladder and urinary pains. promises rapid relief and cure.
An old advertisement praising One Minute Cough Cure as a perfect remedy for coughs colds and hoarseness. It also touts Simmons Liver Regulator as the best spring medicine and blood medicine to activate the liver and improve mood. © J. H. Zeilin & Co. Philadelphia.
Debate over splitting Potta Wattamie County grows, especially in the west. The present county is large enough to form two counties, and many object to long travel to county records as the seat sits in the county's far southwestern corner. A decision is anticipated in time.
A historical note casts Secretary Carlisle as a Democratic presidential candidate. It argues his past Carlisle surplus had limited benefit and contends securing the nomination would still fail to deliver a clear majority in the electoral college or greatly help the nation.
Last Wednesday Congressman Cousins of this state delivered a very complete and scientific roasting of Minister Bayard, and the general opinion is that it was a very vent job.
Audubon County selects delegates to the congressional convention with a majority backing Major Curtis for congressman. The note urges reliance on tested remedies like Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and One Minute Cough Cure, citing general praise from readers and Vic Emmert. It promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and claims quick relief for coughs and colds.
Sucklen's Arnica Salve offered as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions with a guarantee of perfect satisfaction or refund. Priced at 2.60 per box. sold by dealers. Also mentions DeWitt's Early Risers pills and a short verse.
A promotional offer invites readers to send their address to H E Becklen & Co of Chicago for a free sample box of Dr King’s New Life Pills. The ad touts relief from constipation and headaches, claims malaria and liver benefits, and guarantees no deleterious substances with vegetable composition. Regular box priced at 26 cents and available from all druggists.
Popular selling cards at 10 cents per pack with thousands buying. Orders by money order, draft, or stamps for five packs send by express. single packs mail postpaid. Optional 2 cent per pack for engraved whist rules. Address Jno Sevastian G P Chicago. Also a note promoting DeWitts Little Early Risers for digestion and other ailments.
Those who have used Dr King’s New Discovery know its value and those who have not may try it free. Send name and address to H F Bucklen Co Chicago for a sample bottle and a copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructor free. Guaranteed to do good at no cost. Any drug store.
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