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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1893

Page

6

Dr D Rea Offers Wide Range of Treatments in Louisville

Saturday November 11 one day only with weekly return option. Dr Rea connected with leading hospitals and claims no superior in diagnosing and treating diseases and deformities. He offers a $50 reward for any case where he cannot identify disease within five minutes. Treats acute and chronic catarrh diseases of eye ear nose throat lung including consumption bronchitis asthma constitutional catarrh pleurisy dyspepsia sick headache and more. Also cures epilepsy and various deformities and skin conditions with a positive guarantee. Consultation is free and confidential.

Rea

Final vote seals repeal of Sherman act clause in 4:25 pm finish

Washington reports the house voted 193 to 94 to concur in senate amendments and repeal the purchasing clause of the Sherman act. Bland and Bryan led a brief filibuster but failed as Speaker Crisp forced the previous question. President Cleveland signed the bill at 4:25 pm after a rapid, tense process with Pear son delivering the measure to the White House.

Washington Cleveland Congress Messrs Bland Bryan Wilson Senate Crisp Oratory House Pearson Committee On Stevenson White House Carlisle Olney Thurber Cannon Cal Alderson Black Brookshire Donovan Edmunds Geary Holman Richardson Mich Swanson Marshall Turpie Post Tyler Neal Weaver Kyle

October Crop Month Shows Favorable Farm Conditions

The October weather in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and gulf states was drier than normal, with some regions lacking 1 to 4 inches of rain. Overall it was favorable for farm work, winter wheat looked good east of the Mississippi, and cotton picking in Texas progressed toward completion earlier than usual though Arkansas may finish after November 15. Public debt and treasury data follow, outlining October’s debt increase, cash balance, and government receipts and expenditures, along with presidential nominations and confirmations. A separate note reports the Madison Square bank securities sale drew about 250 people but yielded less than expected.

Washinaron Missouri Valley Pacific Coast Mississippi Missouri Gulf States Iowa Nebraska Texas Washington Oregon Kansas Arkansas Washington, Navy New York Madison Square Bank Brannon and Cannon

Kansas Democratic State Central Chief Denies Office Brokerage

J B Crouch, signing as Acting Chairman, denies operating an office brokerage in Washington while admitting that Democratic funds were received in letters to Kansas Democrats. He names several office seekers who allegedly benefited and disputes a report that he was ordered home by the stalwart committee. W H Rossington cites a past resolution calling Crouch home and says the committee does not approve his Washington stay.

Topeka J. B. Crouch Democratic State Central Committee Washington Kansas Tully Scott Oberlin W. C. Jones Iola W. H. L. Pepperell Concordia Martin Marion Crouch W. H. Rossington Rossington

Secret treaty ends Kansas house feud revelation

Ex Speaker Douglas claims the peace between rival Kansas houses was written by railroad attorney George R. Peck and signed by Governor Lewelling in the night. He displayed a document and asserted officials agreed to quiet a house war after a late-night meeting at Copeland hotel.

Wichita George K. Peok Douglas Kansas Topeka George L. Douglas Republican House J. M. Dunsmmore George R. Peck Lewelling Peck Copeland

One Way Fare Scam and Miscellaneous News

Kansas City brokers push a one way eight dollar rate to Denver and Colorado Springs due to unchecked margin dates. Irving W Coburn and Ida B Quintal wed at Independence. Coburn later acts erratic. Philadelphia mint completes large gold coinage under treasury orders. Methodist Women choose Baltimore for next meeting. Albany printers strike for nine hour day. Illinois foreclosure orders railroad sale.

Denver Kansas City Irving W. Coburn Ida B. Quintal Independence Coburn Philadelphia Uncle Sam Secretary of the Treasury

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