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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1896

Page

7

Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil Promises Universal Healing

Advertised as a 40 year proven remedy for external and internal ailments including burns, wounds, ulcers, fissures, and skin eruptions. Claims instant relief and infallible cures for conditions from burns to sore nipples with multi size pricing and mail order availability through Humphreys Del Co.

Humphreys Draggisia Posiannid Seavitaf Er Amphreys" del, CO

Expose of the Jameson Raid and Reform Efforts

London reports reveal telegraphs and documents implicating Cecil Rhodes Alfred Bell and Rutherford Harris in a plot against Johannesburg. The Times notes grave evidence of their involvement yet clarifies Rhodes may not have approved the Jameson raid crossing. Bankruptcy bill debate closes in Washington with expectations of passage and shifts in support. A National Silver party circular from W T Foster calls for a St Louis silver convention and criticizes Wall Street and Rothschild influence.

Cactl Rhodes London England South African Republic Transvaal Cape Colony the Times Cecil Rhodes Alfred Bell Rutherford Harris Johannesburg Rhodes Dr. Jameson Mr. Rhodes Fasfon Popuia Sr. Joseph W. T. Foster National Silver Party St. Louis Wall Street Rothschild Upion

Rare Chance for Ladies To Make Money

A good opportunity for steady employment advertised by mail. Read as a simple home job notice offering income. Address, Lock box 651, Cincinnati, O.

Cincinnati, O

Nebraska Democratic State Convention Adopts Platform

The Nebraska Democratic convention, with 623 delegates present, named delegates at large and adopted a platform denouncing Republican plutocracy and Populist ideas. Chairman Euclid Martin led the assembly, pledging adherence to Jefferson Jackson Cleveland principles and opposing free coinage while backing a stable monetary system and banking reform.

Free Silver Defeated at Detroit Democratic Convention

In Detroit on April 30 sound money forces won a clear victory at the Michigan Democratic state convention with 58 of about 800 votes. Administration men took control, adopted their resolutions, and elected delegates. Free silver adherents lamented the loss, predicting future bolts did not materialize. In Allentown Pennsylvania Pattison was endorsed for the Chicago presidential nomination, with Harrity securing strong support and the unit rule prevailing. Denver saw ex Governor Pattison arrive, stating he would follow the Pennsylvania platform but could not pledge steps if the national convention supports free coinage at 16 to 1.

Euclid Martin State Committee J. B. Sheean Cleveland Martin Douglas County 0. M. Hubner Otoe County McHugh T. J. Mahoney N.S. Harwood George P. Marvin J. QO. Crawford Lee M. Spratlin J. Leese D. P. Ralf Committee On Credentials Stanton Committee On Organization Nebraska Jefferson Jackson Tilden Thomas Jefferson Congress McKinteyist United States National Democratic Party St. Louis Denmerats Free Silver Democrats Detroit Michigan Free Silver Pennsylvania Monora Pattison Allentown Robert Emory Pattison Democracy of Chicago Pattison William J. Harrity Denver Drenver Robert E. Pattison Black Hills Hill Tillman New York Pratea National Banka Tammany Grover Cleveland America Americana Britain Mr. Hill Mr. Tillman Senator Hill Demcracy Booth Caroline Carlisle Blackburn Senate

IOWA G A R ELECTS OFFICERS Marshalltown to Meet

The Iowa Grand Army of the Republic encampment elected officers led by Department Commander Josiah Given of Des Moines and Senior Vice Commander H M Day of Cedar Rapids The next meeting place was set for Marshalltown Also Sons of Veterans and Women’s Relief Corps elected officers and a court sentiment criticized President Cleveland over pension policy.

Marshalltown Cleveland Cedar Ramos Josiah Given Des Moines H. M. Day Cedar Rapids J. I. Weiser Decorah McCoy Algona E. N. Barrett Town City Thompson Sons of Veterans H. M. Hanson Mount Pleasant J. E. Wright Centerville S. Walcott Belmond Women's Relief Corps Helen Griffiths Mount Pleasent

Key stone mine to use electric light in mine and mill

Key stone mine in the southern hills plans electric illumination for both mine and mill using incandescent lamps with vulcanized rubber caps and wire-netting protection for water immersion. The dynamo is expected to start by May 1. In San Francisco, Davis Will Case unsettled as Cal houn claimants and contestants urge compromise to end long litigation over Montana miner Andrew J. Davis.

Keystone Souther Hills Davis San Francisco Calhoun Montana Andrew J. Davis

National League baseball results from Pittsburg and rivals

Scores from games in Pittsburg and New York with Philadelphia and Brooklyn show a 6 to 0 loss for Cleveland at Philadelphia while New York defeated Brooklyn 6 to 4. Detroit beat Milwaukee and Minneapolis routed Milwaukee, detailing pitchers and batters across multiple early season tilts.

Pittsburg Cyveland Killen Sagedet Chambers O'Connor Philadephia New York McGill Taylor Boyle Clark Dohonny Farrel Brooklyn Washington Guintert Harper Days Gein Meecer McCauley Detroit Cowabus Guyls and Trost M Freeys Minneapolis Milwaukee Carney and Schriver Durnes Bud

Tillman Attacks Administration in Dramatic Senate Debate

In Washington on May 2 the senate heard a dramatic session as Senator Tillman blasted the administration and high officials. He denounced bond issues and urged a constitutional convention while clashing with Senator Hill and others, promising sharp political moves ahead. The chamber overflowed with spectators as Tillman and Hill sparred over policy and party unity. Princeton athletes also returned home to fanfare after Athens success.

Washington Senate Tillman Bill Sherman South Carolina Anid Navy Department Hill Mr. Hill Touley Street Mr. Tillman Cleveland Ohio Grover Cleveland Mr. Sherman John Sherman John Carlisle Norbert Herbert Minde Cleveland Chamber of Commerce Ale Sherman

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