Russian Treaty Fallout and Bismarck’s Motives Discussed
An A different edition of the Hamburger Nachrichten reports on the 1890 Russian German treaty and Bismarck’s entente with Russia. The piece argues reconciliation with Russia remains possible and notes Caprivi’s role, while referencing the Ems dispatch and Franco Prussian context. Also included are items on Ivory appealing to Bayard, Creighton becoming London bishop, and a Plymouth post office robbery attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory
Bayard
Lee Laila
Hev
Creighton
Hameura
Hamburger Nacrichten
Prince Bismarck
Nacrichten
Europe
Russia
Germany
Austria
Italy
William I
Berlin
Bismarck
General von Caprivi
von Caprivi
Prussia
France
Holland
Benedetti
M. Benedetti
Campaign clashes leave two dead in Duryear flare
In Duryear, Pa, political demonstrations turned violent with a Polish Republican, Frank Brousski, found dead from a crushed skull. In a bar, John Luby and Andrew Drotski fought. Luby stabbed Drotski and then wounded himself. The bar floor was soaked in blood as doctors warned Luby’s death looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enat
Winkisnagg
Duryear
Prank Brousski
John Luby
Andrew Drotski
Luby
Drotsky
Floods Worsen Across France and Sicily Areas
Telegraphs report growing floods in France with Seine at flood stage and Rhone breaches isolating La‑Sou. Troops rush to fix banks as Sicily near Palermo endures floods with several deaths. Also stories on British Columbia investment, insurgents in Havana defeated, and political chatter in Europe and America.
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Paris
Department
Seine
Comas
Vallabregues
Rhone
Lauson
Avingon
Rome
Sicily
Palermo
Western roads refuse one fare rate for W C T U convention
Western Passenger Association members decline a one fare round trip for visitors to the W C T U convention in St Louis. The best offer is one and one third fare. Central committee lines will provide a one fare rate from their territory. Chairman Farmer has advised lines to stop paying commissions to Southern Pacific on emigrant business via Seaboard Air Line and Sunset route, a move the roads call a victory in their dispute over high commissions.
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Cuicano
Western Passenger Association
St. Louis
Central Passenger Committee
Farmer
Trunk Line Association
Western Roads
Southern Pacific
Seaboard
Pacific Coast
Explosion at Packer No. 2 colliery kills two in Ashland
In Ashland Pennsylvania on November 8 two men died instantly and four others were badly injured in a mine blast at Packer No 2 colliery. The deceased are John Holleran 42 and Joseph Fann 32. Injured: Thomas Walsh John McGrew Nicholas Mack and John Korler with Walsh likely fatally hurt. The crew drilled a rock hole charged with powder and lit a fuse by Walsh as colleagues fled. His clothing snagged on a spike delaying him before the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Packer No. 2
John Holleran
Joseph Fann
Thomas Walsh
John McGrew
Nicholas Mack
John Korler
Walsh
National Bank Circulation Shows Oct. 31 Totals
A Comptroller of the Currency report lists national bank notes in circulation at 281,897,657 on Oct. 31 up 1,345,627 for the month and 21,099,429 for the year. Bonds on deposit stand at 241,103,350 to secure notes and 15,903,000 for deposits.
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National Bank
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
United States
Bottled Up Cure Claims To Free Blood Diseases
An advertisement warns against mercury and potash as doctors’ remedies for blood diseases. It claims these drugs dry the marrow and cause rheumatic pain, hair loss, and bone decay, urging Swift’s S S S as the only cure. The ad promises a $1000 reward if proven false and offers free books from Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Our Song America and the Griswold Train Rally
A lively account of a political parade en route to Griswold last night with McKinley Bryan and Kinley bannered crowds. The tale recalls the crowd’s energy, a parade homeward, and a united chorus of patriotic songs amid campaign fervor. Also noted is Mrs Wells freed from neuralgia after using Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, with a seller’s praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Bryan
Constin
Sweet Land of Liberty
Local Notes From County And Vicinity Update
Minnie Marsh remains very sick. Wallie Link husks corn for Hank Wissler. Mattie McFadden of Griswold visits brother O M McFadden. Joé Marsh and Howard McKinney attend Bethel Sunday services. Rose Marsh returns from Maine visit. J L Kegarlie and wife and W L Boller visit from Cumberland in Galion. Clarence Peters home from Cedar Falls college. B M Cranston and Wm Howard attend Atlantic election returns. J H Boxell and wife return to Marian Indiana after two weeks here. Windy Graham of Arkansas spoke at the Bryan Club Friday night. The last of this campaign.
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Minnie Marsh
Wallie Link
Hank Wissler
Mattie McFadden
Griswold
O. M. McFadden
Joé Marsh
Howard McKinney
Bethel
Rose Marsh
Maine
W. L. Boller
Cumberland
Galion
Clarence Peters
Colle
Cedar Falls
B. M. Cranston
Wm. Howard
Atlantic
J. H. Boxell
Marian
Indiana
Windy” Graham
Arkansas
Bryan Club
Local residents note illnesses and visits in community
ANITA. w. G. King is sick Francesa Donohue Flora Young and Mrs. E. W. Blakesley also ill or recently returning from travel Several residents visit relatives in Clinton Des Moines and Omaha A rally for Republicans and a missionary convention occur while many attend social visits and health checks in Atlantic and surrounding towns
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W. G. King
Francesa Donohue
Flora Young
F. R. King
Misari
Anna Voorhees
Laura Anderson
Alden
E. A. Stone
Clinton
Grace Marr
Casey
Addie Henderson
Atlantic
E. W. Blakesley
Des Moines
King Building
Messrs Chase and Mason
M. E. Worth
A. J. Dunlap
Ledyear
Iowa
Daisy
Our City
Omaha
Bryan
T. H. Hayes
Winterset
M. ‘Tidrick
R. S. Keih
G. W. Fordyce
Egan
Henry McDermott
Fred Tidrick
M. R.tidmick
Vernon Harrison
Guthrie Center Tesday
Dr. Wiley
Cohn
Logan
Pauline
Bessie Engleman
L. W. Stone
Atlantic residents noted in brief town items
Washington Mr Bishop of Atlantic was in Wash ing to last week on business. Tim McHenry drove to Atlantic on business Wednesday evening. Tim Morrissey is a prominent figure in popocratic circles as in Emerson. John Gould travels to Atlantic frequently. Miss Comer closed a term of school at No 2 Friday and will teach the winter term. Mr and Mrs Robert Marshall have a new baby weighing the usual amount. A dance at Frank Sherdan was canceled by rain Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bishop
Atlantic
Tim McHenry
Tim Morrissey
Emerson
John Gould
Miss Comer
Robert Marshall
Frank Sherdans
Bear Grove Corn and Village News Summary
Bear Grove reports corn husking underway before the storm. Diven sold wheat last week, Denston and Riggs observed activity, Graham traveled to Lewis on business, and Bailey visited with wife. Kirk praised for campaign work, clover cut but not threshed yet, Dan Becker cribbed about a thousand bushels. Sermons by Corbitt and Wilson noted plus visits and curios.
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D. Diven
W. W. Denston
Geo. Riggs
Robert Graham
Lewis
J. E. Bailey
Bear Grove
McMillian
Grove
Henry Whissler
Charley Clements
Geo. Kirk
Bear 1 Grove
Dan Becker
J. D. Corbitt
Bethel
Wilson
H. H. McFarley
Ottumwa
Rev. Smith
Fletcher
Jim Fish
Grove Township
Iranistan Local Notes On Roads Farms And People
Horse buyers were in the neighborhood last week. William James began husking corn last Saturday. Ernest Franklin visited with Dick Haworth last Sunday. Our road is cleared again of old broken vehicles. Geo Haworth made a trip to Lewis Saturday night. Joe Haworth collected road tax early week. The stars and stripes were seen heating in the breeze Sunday. Prof Raffenburg has secured the Iranistan school for the winter term. Joss Meredith, sick recently, is able to be out. Rain last week paused potato digging. H B Russell puts his mules in a feed barn to fatten. Ned Raffenburg spent Wednesday night with Fred Franklin.
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William James
Ernest Franklin
Dick Haworth
Geo. Haworth
Lewis
Joe Haworth
Stars and Stripes
Prof
Raffenburg
Joss Meredith
H. B. Russell
Ned Raffenburg
Fred Franklin
Grove News Roundup Includes Travels and School Notes
Mrs. Matthew improves slightly as Bert Kirk trips to Omaha Saturday. Northup digs potatoes while Melt Darling markets oats Wednesday and Pascha Watson sells potatoes Wednesday. W C Link visited Grove township Sunday and W Hopley returned from Chicago Thursday. McMillans wood sawed in Grove last week. Bert Kirk hauled wood to Atlantic Wednesday. Miss Mable Gaylord spends vacation at home. Margarett Burr to teach No. 3 this winter. Will Dunston visited Bear Grove last week. Hattie George visited A N Gaylord's. C G T McAfee in Washington Wednesday. A N Gaylord went to Omaha Wednesday to buy cattle. Brown Bros. operated a clover huller near Grove City last week. Corn in open cribs for six years is in bad shape due to rain. Weather remark about the teacher of No. 1 arriving Thursday morning. Halloween caution to Edgar Gaylord, Bird Link, and Frank Gaylord to keep their girls at home. advice to avoid trouble after mischief.
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Melt Darling
Pascha Watson
W.C. Link
Grove Township
Chicago
McMillans
Grove
W. RR
Matthew
Bert Kirk
Atlantic
Mable Gaylord
Margarett Burr
Will Dunston
Bear Grove
Hattie George
A. N. Gaylord
Cg.t. McAfee
Washington Township
Omaha
Brown Bros
Grove City
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Neue Freie Presse
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Manhattan Bicycle Club
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Republican State Committee
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Bank of France
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Rifat Pashia
Counsul Lee
United States Counsul
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Dr. Burgess
Charles Todd
Counsulate
General Lee
Satolli
Cardinal Satolli
Mr. McKinley
New York Association of Sowing
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Sweetland
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Franklin P. Owen
Democratic State Committee
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Wong Kim Ark
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Lyell
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Uncle Sam
R.A
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Base Brimfield
Mass
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R. Wells
Anita
Iranistan
Mr. Northup
Edgar Gaylord
Bird Link
Frank Gaylord
Hallowe'en
Cain
H. V. Boggs
Cumberland, Ta
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