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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1896

Page

3

Greatest on Earth Nervine Helped Bank Clerk Recover

R T Caldwell of Fulton Kentucky describes severe nerve trouble and insomnia after stress at work. He credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with restoring sleep appetite and energy after trial and full bottles. He endorses the product and notes availability from druggists or by mail order.

Caldwell Lam Miles Falton R. T. Caldwell Dr. Miles Medical Co el Rt Dr. Miles

Methodist Women Win Seats at General Conference

Four women delegates will keep their seats at the Methodist general conference in Cleveland. A committee on eligibility held behind locked doors, with 25 members backing the majority report that allows women to participate and to consider future admission. a minority urged ineligibility. Bishops Merritt Ninde and Joyce named to study north south federation.

Cleveland Committee On Buckley New York Christian Advocate Merritt Ninde Joyce Methodist Churches North and South

Western railroads settle party rates and mileage books

Western railroads reached agreement on party rates of 2.14 cents per mile for groups of 10 to 19 and 2 cents per mile for 20 and more. They endorsed a 2000 mile ticket at $50 with a $10 rebate on cover receipt. Also aligned with Missouri lines on mileage books. Armour firemen strike may spread unless demands met. plant operations not seriously disrupted. Big railroad deal links Omaha to Sabine Pass creating a unified system with joint traffic and through service Des Moines to Omaha and Quincy to Sebring Pass.

Chicago Transmissouri Western Passenger Association Armour Kansas City Kansas Ciy Armour Packing Company Tourtellote Omaha Sabine Pass Des Moines Pittsburg Gulf Pattonsburg Gulf Road Panwenger Omaks Quincy Sebing Pase

Derby-favorite Ben Brush Wins by Nose at Long Race

Lauraville May 7 Derby results show Willie Sims aboard Ben Brush defeating Ben Eder by a nose in a dramatic stretch duel after a controversial back stretch move by Tabor on Ben Eder. First Mate and Semper Ego followed as the field battled under a crowded Churchill Downs stands. Time 9:30 7/24.

Lauraville Willie Sims Ben Brosh Bramble Sims Ben Brash Ben Eder Atable Fonso Thers Churchill Downs Courea Brush Tabor Chinn First Mate Dragon Parson Ulysses Semper Ego Eastin & Larrabie Thorpe Ben Brush Hot Springs the Dragon Ben Ecor Willie Son of Bima Eder Sime Fonso Ben

Simmons Liver Regulator advertised as spring tonic

An old advertisement for Simmons Liver Regulator claims winter sluggish liver causes malaria fever and rheumatism and promotes renewed vitality when the liver is active. It promotes powder liquid or tea forms and urges looking for the red Z label from J H Zeilin & Co Philadelphia.

Simmons Liver Regulator J. H. Zeilin & Co Philadelphia

San Mateo Edges Orestes In Close Ingleside Race

In a $3000 purse special match at Ingleside on May 7 O DOnoughs colt Q Orestec and Hobarts Salvator colt San Mateo ran a tight race. San Mateo led by four or five lengths before Orestes gradually closed the gap, winning by a short head near the wire as the stretch run concluded. Also reported, the sixth annual Pacific Coast Kennel Club beach show opened with 352 entries and featured Dudley Stroller and Warren Sage among eastern dogs, plus many foxhounds pointers and English setters.

San Mateo Orestes San Francisco O'Donough Q Orestec Hobart Salvator Ingleside Ormonde Jeader Pacific Coast Kennel Club Dudley Stroller F. W. O'Evelyn Warren Sage J. B. Martin

Target Shooting Tournament Sparks New Year Rivalries

The big clay tournament continued today on New Years week May 7 as competitors press toward the championship. Leading contenders named by experts include Roger of Rochester Fulford of Utica Gilbert of Spirit Lake Iowa and Elliott of Kansas City with the outcome still unsettled.

Roger Rochester Fulford Utica Gilbert Spirit Lake Elliott Kansua City

No Truth In Rumor on League Franchises

President Hickey said there is no truth to reports that Dubuque Burlington and Quincy would surrender their franchise in the Western association. He dismissed the rumor when asked about the May 7 statement.

Br. Josrea Dubuque Burlington and Quincy Western Association Hickey

Civil Service Overhaul Applies to Nearly All Government Posts

President Cleveland issued an order bringing about 29,339 new positions into the classified civil service, expanding the classified list from 55,736 to 85,185. The reorganization, effective immediately, covers all offices below presidential nomination and Senate confirmation, except certain cashiers and Indian service roles, with only two private secretaries or confidential clerks exempt in Washington.

Cleveland Lasnes Washington Civil Service Cleveland Senate Civil Service Commissioners Customs, Postal Internal Revenue Services Indian Service Executive Civil Service Post Office Government Printing and Internal Revenue Service

North 4 MILLERS! TRUST FORMED IN MINNEAPOLIS

A Minneapolis special reports the North American Milling Company formed as the linseed oil trust expands to organize 110 mills with 105000 barrels daily capacity. The pool aims to raise flour prices and secure rail and water transport, drawing 100 of 600 spring wheat mills into the new organization to shield Minneapolis flour interests.

American Milling Company Incorporated Minneapolis Omicaco R. B. Hubbard Linseed Oil Trust United States North American Milling Company Southern Millers’ Association

Filibusters On Trial In Spanish Navy Court Martial

Prisoners from the American schooner Competitor, captured near Cuba, face court martial in Havana. They were not served or allowed to choose counsel and evidence was led largely by the prosecution. Prosecution seeks death sentences. defense argues unequal guilt among the accused. The court adjourned without verdict.

Havana Key West Fla Mensajera Court of Justice Navy Yard Alfredo LaBorde LaBorde New Orleans Cape Sable Munson Cuba la Borde Bideo Quesada Elise Bedin Theodore Mata William Gildea John Milton Milton Braton Gildea Willians Williams Navarro Pardo Button Fred Spain Bedin

Camden Town Fire Destroys Homes and Horses

A May fire in Camden, Tawn, swept through town destroying twenty houses and twenty horses along with other valuable property. No injuries are reported and investigators begin assessing the blaze’s cause.

Tounsuee Wasaviewn Camden Tawn

Prohibitionists of Missouri Elect Delegates to Pittsburg

Sedalia May convention selects eight delegates at large and 80 district delegates for the national convention. John Sobieski of Newton named temporary chair, Br. H. Kelly of St. Louis temporary secretary. A motion to add seven W T U members to platform committee defeated amid debate. Ex-Governor John P. of Kansas speaker. John T. Field hints at party name change to National party, likely to trigger opposition.

Sedalia Pittsburg Siparia E. Stoker John Sobieski Newton County Br. H. Kelly St. Louis John P J. John Kansas John T. Field

Tennessee Free Silver Delegates Named At Large

Nasavitz Tenn May 8 The largest Democratic state convention in Tennessee ends with a free silver stance. About 3500 delegates and visitors attend as gold delegates face no quarter. A B Woodward and Columbus March Banks named electors at large. Senator Isham G Harris W B Bate E W Carmack and TM McConnell chosen as delegates at large to Chicago. Ex Governor Robert Taylor nominated for governor.

Garris Bate Carmack McCant Nasavitz Tenn Tennessee A. B Woodward and Columbus March Banks Isham G. Harris W. B. Bate E. W.carmack T. M. McConnell Chicago Robert Taylor

Holmes Hanged at Moyamensing Prison

H H Holmes was hanged in Moyamensing prison yesterday at 10:12. The drop broke his neck and he died within half an hour. He proclaimed innocence of murders but admitted responsibility for deaths from criminal operations, including two women.

Bottled Up Cure Claims to Heal Blood Diseases

An advertisement criticizes mercury and potash medicines for blood diseases and promotes S S S as a guaranteed cure. It warns that traditional tonics dry the body and bones, leading to weakness and hair loss, and promises a free book from Swift Specific Co. at Atlanta, Georgia.

Swift Specific Co Atlanta

Mining stock flurry claims three brokers in San Francisco

A May 9 report from San Francisco states a stock market boom in mining shares led to the failures of brokers Charles F. Harrison B L Atkinson and Henry L For, with totals likely in six figures. The reckoning followed a Brunswick lode discovery fueling Comstock stock, while Hale Norcross and Natural Gas Inlaws movements added to the volatility. A separate West Point explosion after a shaft light was lowered near here badly burned a worker and caused subsequent shocks and flames.

San Francisco Yale & Norcross Decislom Charles F. Harrison B.L. Atkinson Henry L Branswick Lode Comstock Brunswick Lode Brunswick Supreme Court Hale & Norcross Hebbard Commy Buegameron West Point

Stole His Brother's Wife at Snetton Neb

G W Spicer arrived with two women claiming they were his wife and brother's wife and were arrested after John Spicer of Leon arrived to challenge the couple. The case involves a missing spouse and a disputed marriage in Snetton Nebraska.

Snetton Neb G. W. Spicer John Spicer Leon

Treasury selects site for public building in Cheyeune

May 7 telegram from CBEYENNE reports the treasury department chose a city site for a proposed public building. The half block property, 192 by 264 feet, fronts a main street and is owned by ex-Senator Carey. The bid price is nearly nominal at 11 000 dollars.

Cheyeune Cbeyenne Treasury Department Carey

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