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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1897

Page

10

Porter Under Arrest for Hog Slaughter in Lincoln

Porter's arrest follows city health ordinance violation as he slaughtered hogs at his Merrick county farm while serving as Secretary of State in Lincoln. Hearing set in police court. Porter claims no knowledge of the local law against hog slaughter within city limits. Supreme Court denies Birkhauser's attempt to reinstate in Omaha fire and police case, upholding quo warranto principles and noting that abandoning a public office bars later assertion of title.

Livcoty W. F. Porter Itl Porter Merrick County Lincoln Kelsey Omaha Rhode Supreme Court Birkhauser Lixcomn Omaha Fire and Police Commission P. W. Birkhauser Nebraska Emooth Edward Cudahy The Cudahy Packing Company Chicago Cudahy

Cox Gets Injunction Against Omaha Police Board

Omaha report states W. W. Cox remains chief of detectives as the board is enjoined from removing him or pursuing charges in any form. Judge Scott’s decision follows Cox’s bid to restrain discharge, with the case headed to the supreme court.

Jomaha Omaha W. W. Cox Supreme Court Scott Lincotn Navy Cunningham R. Scott

Train Derails Near Williford Ark Injuring Many

Train No 2 on the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis derailed west of Williford Ark at 5 am plunging the combination car into Spring River. One man J L Hoover of Pleasant Hill Mo fatally injured and 22 others seriously hurt. numerous passengers sustain bruises and various injuries as rescuers battle flames and darkness to pull survivors from burning cars.

Williford Kansas Oity Kansas City Fort Scott Memphis Birmingham Ark Spring River J. L. Hoover Pleasant Hill Leon Pollock Little Rock Clarence Murphy Atwood Ind J. R. Marvin Brakersfield Q. A. Ravenstine C. L. Meriweather Sulphur Rock Ed Webb Fernon Nook J. J. Altscheel W. J. Grant Salem M. T. Prica Beall W. B. Stahl Corinth Miss W. H. Boatner Leetonu M. C. Hogan Oakland Wesley Ivins A.D. Perkins Hival Guy Monterey Prince Fort Smith M. Bailey Fair Play W. J. Shesabel Vendelle Arnette Mammoth Springs Harding Mammoth Spring

Blacklist Verdict Wins For Conductor Ketcham

Conductor Fred R. Ketcham wins $1,666.33 in his suit against the Northwestern railroad over alleged blacklisting after participating in American Railway Union strikes. The case, heard in Judge Clifford's court in Oxntceaco, followed a nearly three week trial and concerns lost employment since the 1890s labor action.

Ketcham The Northwestern Oxntceaco Fred R. Ketcham Clifford Northwestern Railroad Northwestern Company American Railway Union A. RB. U

Three Thousand Sheep Burned in Prairie Fire

A terrific prairie fire swept through Lubbock Hale and Crosby counties on Tuesday burning 400 square miles. It began west of Crosby and moved east then south aided by winds. Over 4,000 sheep perished north of Emma and cattle were killed. farmers lost winter feed.

Emma Tex Lubbock Hale Crosby Crosby County

Annex Hawaii to the United States Supported by Senator Morgan

Senator Morgan of Alabama, returning from Honolulu, argues annexation is the national duty and best for all concerned. He warns Britain’s Pacific reach endangers U.S. coasts and Pearl Harbor, urges Hawaii as a strategic outpost, and notes Hawaiians are well suited for American citizenship.

Hawaii United States Waiumatoy Morgin Alabama Committee On Foreign Relations Honolulu Tropics Pacific Aleutian Archipelago North Pacific Straits of Fuca Alaska Great Britain Pearl Harbor Esquimalt Van Vancouver Key West Gulf Coast Rio Grande Pacific Coast Europe

Nellie B Wins Apethorpe Handicap at Leicester

Tod Sloane rides Nellie B, a two year old bay filly owned by Braven Dam, to victory in the Apethorpe selling nursery handicap during the Leicester November meeting. The card also notes kidney disease in a separate item and includes stray letters from readers and a volunteer corps remark.

Tod Sloane Loxpon George Breemer Nellie B Leicester JR Daxtore

Cough Medicine Promoted Amid Health Cautions

A paragraph urges using Foley s Honey and Tar to prevent fatal illnesses linked to neglecting a cold. It asserts the product is safe, sure, pleasant, and guaranteed. Vic Emmert & Co. notes. The Hamburg issue taxes dogs by size, treating bigger dogs as greater nuisances.

Braven Dam Foley J. Battery Vic Emmert & Co Vic Emmert &Co

Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Soothing Cold Relief

A vintage ad style claim touts Foley's Honey and Tar as rapid relief for sore throats and chest soreness, promising a warm healing feeling and the line I t feels so good. It HITS THE SPOT. Vic Emmeart & Co. backs the remedy with a confident guarantee.

Foley Vic Emmeart & Co

Shiloh’s Cure and Teething Remedy Advertisements

Personal recommendation for Shilohs Cure as a powerful consumption remedy sold by Mrs. Mary Blakely in Omaha Nebraska. Includes testimonial of headaches dizziness lack of appetite and stomach pain cured after using Dr Kay’s Renovator. Also promotes Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup for teething babies with claims to ease pain, soothe gums, and cure wind colic. Both listed at 25 cents each and $1. Bee Advi. Jan 98.

Mary Blakely South 4Th Bt Omaha Neb de. Kay

Bucklen arnica salve and assorted patent medicines

An ad column promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for cuts bruises sores and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Also touts Foley's Kidney Cure Karl's Clover Root Tea Shiloh's products and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with testimonials from named individuals and firms Vic Emmert & Co M J Davis and J C Berry among others in Lewis Spencer and Grosbeck Iowa and Texas.

de Witt Vic Emmert & Co Karl Vic Emmert M. J. Davis & Son Lewis Iowa Bucklen’s Arnica Land M. J. Davis DeWitt Vie Emmert & Co J.C. Berry Spencer, Dlo DeWitt’s

Investigating Climatic Conditions of Soils and Crops

Washington report on the agricultural department division studying how moisture and temperature affect crop distribution. Prof Milton Whitney leads experiments across soils from Connecticut tobacco wrappers to western wheat regions, with surprising moisture needs and irrigation implications.

Washington Agricultural Department Milton Whitney Connecticut Pennsylvania Ohio Weather Bureau California San Joaquin Valley Great Palous Montana Yellowstone Valley Red River Valley Mograve Nevada Department of Agriculture

President's Cuban Policy in McKinley Message Debate

Washington reports indicate President McKinley plans to include the Spanish correspondence in his annual message to Congress while withholding full texts for now. Spain fears domestic backlash over concessions, and Congress voices may reshape policy as events unfold.

Blanco McKinley Congress Committee On Foreign Affairs Spain United States

Free From Rheumatism Says Blood Remedy Works

A Washington DC reader cites a testimonial about Swift's Specific as a cure for rheumatism, contrasting blood remedies with unhelpful doctors and mercury. The letter claims S S S cured a sciatic rheumatism attack, restored mobility, appetite, and health, and asserts S S S cures other blood diseases. The company offers free books by mail.

Leeann Swift James Kell Ninth Street S. E Washington Washington City S.S.S Lee Swift Specific Co Atlanta

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