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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1898

Page

12

Iowa Opens Fire Morro Fort Soon In Ruins

The American fleet under Rear Admiral Sampson bombarded San Juan de Porto Rico as nine warships arrived before dawn. Iowa fired the first shot and Indiana followed, reducing Morro fort to ruins while Rita was captured by Yale. Spanish crews fled with thousands seeking refuge inland.

Port Av Priner Sampson San Juan de Porto Rico San Juan Iowa Indiana Morro Fort Yale New York Journal Fir New York Spain Maine Antilles Uncle Sam Indies

Fighting Bob at Work at San Juan Porto Rico

May 18 report from Fort de France describes Admiral Sampson’s squadron bombarding San Juan de Puerto Rico. The Iowa and Indiana pounded Morro Castle while land batteries fell, not a single American ship harmed, and Governor Macias vowed to resist. Paulina, a San Juan native, remained with her father amid the chaos, urging defense before the city fell. Dewey's cable confirms Manila contact restored and ships transferring rifles from sunken ships.

Morro Sampson Macias Paulina San Juan Porto Rio Fort de France Porto Rico Manila

Destruction of Spanish Warship Reported by Gunboat Concord

A Hong Kong dispatch cites a Philippines vessel claim that the US gunboat Concord sank a Spanish warship at Lilo after a two hour fight. No casualties or damage aboard the Concord. Two other Spanish ships reportedly remain in Asiatic waters with Boston pursuing one.

Admiral Dewey Pacific New York Hong Kong Philippines Concord Lilo Asiatic Boston

United States to establish temporary government in Philippines

Washington reports that the United States will set up a military government in the Philippine islands. General Wesley Merritt will lead the effort from Manila with General Otis as second in command, forming a 12,000 strong army corps for immediate duty. Troops from multiple western states are mobilized, with transportation arranged and medical supplies outlined, as officials deny any German or French intervention signals.

Philippines Washington United States Philippine Islands Wesley Merritt Department of the East New York Manila Dulay E. 8. Otis Department of the Colorado Denver O. M. Carter Engineer Corps Otis Merritt Pacific War Department Secretary of War San Francisco Wyoming Kansas Montana Nebraska Utah California Oregon Idaho North South Dakota Minnesota Meiklejohn Seattle Wash Australia City of Sydney City of Pekin Centennial Sternberg Army J. H. Middleton Department of the Gulf Robert White Presidio State Department London Germany France Secretary Day

Saved A Boy Life and Foley Remedies Advertised

An old newspaper fragment extols Foley products and other remedies. Mrs. Captain Hubbard of Milford credits Brazilian Balm with saving her boy after croop. It promotes Warm Friend for bowel complaints, Foley Kidney Cure, DeWitt’s Early Risers, Week's Laxative Quinine Tablets, and One Minute Cough Cure. Mentions Vic Emmert & Co and F Parsons & Co as sellers with testimonials of cures for kidney, bladder, eczema, piles, and general ailments.

Captain H. Hubbard Milford, del Foley Vic Emmert & Co Sidney F. Parsons & Co S. M. Geary Pierson, Mich DeWitt Vic Emmert Vic Emmets & Co S.C. P. Jones Milesburg, Pa

Grain-O Provides Gentle Sleep Says Advertiser

A compiled advertisement page touts Grain-O as a coffee substitute that won’t disturb sleep, claiming it nourishes and calms nerves for all ages. It also promotes various tonics and laxatives including DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and Karl’s Clover Root Tea, with multiple local sellers listed in Lewis and Milesburg, Pennsylvania, and nearby Iowa mentions.

Karl Vic Emmert M. J. Davis Lewis Iowa

Notice of Probate in Cass County Iowa 1893

Notice to all concerned to appear at the Atlantic Court House Cass County Iowa on August 36 1893 at 9 o'clock am to contest the probate of the will purportedly of Mary Ronald late of Cass County Iowa deceased. W H McCanvity Clerk of the District Court signs and seals the notice April 29 1893.

Samuel W. McMillan Cass County Iowa Sama McMillan R. G. Phelps State of Iowa Atlantic Mary Ronald W. H. McCanvity

Report of the Condition Summary and Totals

Financial report fragment shows figures including 3804.40 and 1775.00 with classifications and totals such as 8227, 936.55. The OCR text is incomplete but indicates a bank or financial institution asset and liability summary.

How to Tell If Kidneys Need Attention

An old advertisement outlines home test methods for kidney health using urine sediment and color. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy to back kidney and bladder issues, claiming it relieves back pain and urinary problems. The ad notes samples and pamphlets are available by mail from Kilmer & Co.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N.Y

Masterly South American Nervine touted as universal stomach cure

An advertisement proclaims a universal stomach weakness remedy called Nervine from South American jewelers. It promises immediate relief from indigestion, guarantees cure from first dose, and asserts safety and wide effectiveness. Sold by F Parsons & Co. in Atlantic Iowa. Way 1698.

F. Parsons & Co Atlantic Iowa

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Capito Rita Hine North Atlantic Sigmal Yankee Sailors Bob Alexandria Ecorps Armame Terror Admiral Sampson Dewey George Downing Wasamatox McKinley The Newvork News Gwin Talbot and Morris Atlantic Public Schools West Side R. S. Harris Grant School H. L. Wilson Central Building East Side Grant Building Central School Sadie Brown Grant Superintendent High School Sinc Joys Ata Emmert & Co Vic Emmett & Co Shiloh M. J. Davis & Son Lewis, Iowa Vic Emmert Co I. M. Kennon, Merchant, Odell Atlantic National Bank Lawrut National Bank of Cass T G. Turner T. G. Turner J. £. Gittesriz Hl, Henderson, Cuas, Buocs, Co L. Brown Chestnut Street Palmer & Findley van McGurdy E. A. Tharnish Cheatout Street Irmen’s Old Stand Nichols Postoffice Europe Call
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