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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1898

Page

12

William's Visit and Anglo American Ties Stir Europe

Berlin and Paris papers debate Lord Salisbury's Guild Hall speech linking America to a potential Anglo American alliance against Europe. Reports from Madrid note William II’s possible visit is only informal and unconfirmed, while Madrid papers attack American conduct in Porto Rico and the Philippines amid growing international tension. A Great Northern train robbery near Fergus Falls robs eight and injures no one, with safes blown and $30 seized from an engineer.

William Boath Wespon Lord Salisbury Guildhall America Europe Paris Liberte of Paria Philippines Germany Journal Des Debats London Berlin National Zeitung Guild Hall Costae Resolu Vossische Zeitung Berlin Post Maprim Madrid Porto Rico Great Northern Ferous Falls Minn Here

Unrest in Pana as Shooting Threat grows

In Pana Illinois William Lynch formerly with Pana Coal was shot by Black residents and fled into his house. Shots were fired at Widow McIntyre's home. A nearby Black district the Chatham district erupted in gunfire until soldiers arrived. Citizens fear fresh violence and call for action as arrests seem unlikely.

Pana Ill William Lynch Pana Coal Company McIntyre Chatham District Butter Company H

Commission At Detroit Details War Hospital Inspectio

The wartime commission at Hotel Cadillac heard Major A W Corliss describe camp and Cuba service, including rations, injuries, and transport on the Seneca. Helen Stuart Richards condemned Camp Thomas conditions with dirt, neglect, and poor nursing, while Captain George Young recounted Cuba return aboard the Concha with 175 sick men and scant food aboard.

Baren Stuart Richards Darrott Cadillac A. W. Corliss Seventh United States Infantry Chickamauga Tampa Cuba Army of Occupation el Caney New York Seneca E Caney Jennings Dodge Cor Helen Stuart Richards Boston Camp Thomas Brooke Third Corps Connor Richard George 8. Young Company A Concha Lesser Red Cross

Joint High Commission Meets in Washington

The Anglo American joint high commission opened its first Washington session after leaving Quebec. Absent were Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Sir Louis Davies, and Mr T J Coolidge. Secretary Hay welcomed the delegates at the State Department before a White House presentation and a business session to adopt a general plan.

Washington Commission Hay White House Arlington Hotel

Goes Down to Storm

Ogtonao Nov. 11 Water logged and unable to weather a storm the 8 Thal a tramp two masted schooner foundered off Glencoe in a gale Wednesday night. Wreckage rests on the beach from Ravinia to Wilmette. Five or six crew members are missing believed to have perished after detaching in the ship dory.

Ogtonao Thal Glencoe Ravinia Wilmette Point Prazze Lhcut House Lake Eris J. P. Donaldson

Snow Storm Hits Michigan and Surrounding Areas

Heavy rain sweeps southern Michigan with light snow in Lan sing Grand Haven and La Pere. Weather bureau forecasts the storm lasting until tomorrow morning and a slight drop in temperatures. New Job For Lawton. General Lawton reportedly chosen to assess Cuban use of Havana volunteers as a civil guard during and after Spanish evacuation. Searches For the Teresa. US repair ship Vulcan at sea seeking the lost Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa near Oat Island after it reportedly went missing.

Michigan Detroit Lansing Grand Haven la Pere Weather Bureau Lawton Washington Cuba Havana Teresa Newport News United States Vulcan Maria Teresa Oat Island

Poynter Elected Governor in Nationwide Returns

Poynter leads in Nebraska and Lincoln contet, with fusionists claiming late leads in governor races. Complete returns from many counties show Poynter with about 90,687 votes to Hayward's 67,416, while Republicans gain several congress seats and fusionists hold others across districts. In West Virginia and Wisconsin, Republicans pick up districts and solidify congressional delegations as Democrats forecast gains in the next house.

Omara Poynter Hayward Lincoln Schneider Republican State Committee J. ©. Dahlman Democratic State Committee Omata Burkett Manaha Mercer Hitchcock Robinson Norris Stark Hinshaw Sutherland Adama Green Babcock Washinetox Republican Congressional Republican Committee California Texas Democrata Democratic Congressional Committee Kerr House of Representatives West Virginia Parkersuura W. Va Dovener Dayton Freer Johnson

Beavey Dam Case Kidney Cure Story

A neighbor recommends Foley's Kidney Cure after four doctors supposedly gave up on a kidney disease case. The testimony from Mrs J M Barney notes her daughter’s renewed mobility, claiming she can walk several miles without fatigue after treatment. Vic Emmert sells the medicine.

Beavey Dam Foley J. M. Barney Vic Emmert

To Cure a Cold Remove the Cause

A vintage advertises Week's Laxative Quinine Tablets as a remedy for colds. It claims the product opens secretions with Ipecac, destroys poison with Quinine, and uses Cascara to regulate bowels. The tablet is presented with a no cure no pay guarantee and priced at five cents.

F. Parsons & Co

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve promoted for piles cure

An 1890s sales notice touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve and Vic Emmert Co products as cures for piles stomach ailments and wounds. It claims universal efficacy and advises against counterfeit versions, with testimonials on agency sales and Chamberlains medicines making strong claims about cough remedies and household use.

DeWitt Vic Emmert & Co

Fulge's Honey And Tar Promises Rapid Relief For Croup

An advertisement urges parents to use Fulge's Honey and Tar for sore throats and chest discomfort during extreme cold. It claims immediate relief and a warm healing sensation, with a guarantee, and warns to keep a safe cure on hand for croup emergencies for children.estellt by Wie Emmert & Co.

Wie Emmert & Co

You Can't Afford to Chance It Forewarns of Cold Dangers

A vintage public health warning warns that a heavy cold may lead to pneumonia or consumption. Foley's Honey and Turpentine in time promises protection from serious outcomes, per Vie Emmert, urging prompt care and safe remedies.

Sure Sign of Croup Helps Parents With Remedy

A child hoarseness signals croup. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given early can prevent the attack. Mothers keep it on hand to ease worry and ensure a pleasant taste. Sold by Vic Emmert and H. G. Weber & Co. Also promotes Little Early Risers as the pill for longer, better life.

F. Parsons & Co Atlantic Iowa Vic Emmert H. G. Weber & Co Chamberain H. G. Weber Bettter and Vic Emmert & Co

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