Rea to Visit Atlantic Iowa Park Hotel October 14
Nationally known Dr. D Rea of Lewisville Kentucky will lecture at the Park Hotel in Atlantic Iowa on October 14 for one day. He promises a fifty dollar prize for any case he cannot diagnose in five minutes and offers a broad range of treatments from eye ear nose throat to cancer and skin diseases with a positive guarantee. Consultation is free and rooms are expected to fill quickly as his reputation draws patients from distant towns.
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Southern Medical Institute
Lewisville
Atlantic
Iowa
Park Hotel
Rea
D Rea
Louisville
MR. H. Wirschberg
Psietan
N. Y
Olive St. St Louis
VV Tite TN
R. D. Wilkin
Trade gloom as failures mount and markets weaken
R G Dun weekly review notes about 4,000 failures this quarter with liabilities near 150 million, U.S. failures 829 last week, railroads and cotton products show declines, wheat and corn prices drop, exports exceed last year but imports fall, money on call easy yet cautious lending, iron and steel sectors shrink, and overall demand remains restrained.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
United States
Canada
Senate
Southern
Pacific
Chicago
Norrie
Amalgamated Association
Pittsburg
Boston
Germany
Europe
Union Mill Agreement Ends The Cleveland Strike
The Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers and the Cleveland Union Mills reach a pact. The furnaces will relight Sunday night and Monday morning 400 workers return as a union mill, with management recognizing the union. The agreement, signed by a union committee and H A Fuller, lasts until July 1 and pays the scale wages.
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Cleveland Mills
Amalgamated Association
Cleveland
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Iron Rolling Mills
Tnion
H. A. Fuller
Union Mill Company
Plague Ship Carolos Quarantined Off Sardinia
Rome report confirms the steamer Carolos arrived off Sardinia held in quarantine after Brazil refused docking at Rio de Janeiro due to cholera aboard. On the voyage from Brazil 144 deaths occurred and seventeen crew and passengers are ill including the ship's doctor. In Taunton Massachusetts the Whittenden mills began fulltime operations across all departments, employing over 1,000 people.
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Rome
Carolos
Rio de Janeiro
Sardinia
Brazil
Murdered by Indians at Monitor Yuma County
Postmaster Potter and his assistant Robert Roberts were murdered at Monitor Yuma County. Inspector Small reported the killings occurred Friday with Potter found later and Roberts dead in front of the office. Suspected Indian involvement noted as the cause while details remain scarce. Big Plow Companies Sued for royalties on plow improvements and attachments. John H. McBride sues Moline Weir Norwegian Deere and dealers for royalty recovery. Amount involved estimated at 560,000.
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Denver
Postoffice
James A. Small
Potter
Robert Roberts
Monitor
Yuma County
Roberts
Big Plow
Des Moines
Sept
John H. McBride
Moline Plow Company
Weir Plow Company
Norwegian Plow Company
Deere Plow Company
Governor West Declines Pan American Convention Invite
Will not send delegates to St Louis address. Responding to Missouri Governor Stone, West declines to appoint delegates for a Pan-American Bimetallic Association convention in St Louis on Oct 3.
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St. Louie
Salt Lake City
Utah
Stone
Missouri
Pan-American Bimetallic Association
St. Louis
West
St Louis Veiled Prophets offer floats for Chicago day
The people of St Louis in charge of the Veiled Prophets display offer to lend all their floats at their own expense for Chicago day at the World's fair. The accompanying letter states that 40,000 people would accompany the floats.
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Cuicano
St. Louis
Chicago
More Work For Shopmen In Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Indiana September 30 Next Monday the Pennsylvania shops will begin an eight hour day schedule and a six day week. Since August 15 the works have operated only three days per week with over 1 000 people employed.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Pennsylvania
Escaped convict Robinson arrested in Cuntiman
Thomas Robinson, who escaped from the Texas Penitentiary where he faced a life term for killing his wife, stepdaughter, and niece at Livingston, Tem, was captured in Cuntiman, Alabama, on September 30.
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Cuntiman
Ala
Thomas Robinson
Texas Penitentiary
Livingston, Tem
Mrs Blackman Refuses to Run in Populist Campaign
Leavenworth Kansas September Mrs E Blackman editor of The Labor News refuses to campaign after being named as a forerunner on the Populist ticket.
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Blackman
Leavenworth
Kan
E. Blackman
Foroner
Labor News
Cavalry unit to be formed in Illinois National Guard
A new troop of cavalry for the Illinois National Guard will soon be organized at Springfield. Nancy Hanks failed to beat her Terre Haute record, clocking 2 06 1 4. A safe was blown open at Alliance Co operative Store in Sergeant Bluffs Iowa with $300 stolen. Mrs Blackburn declines to campaign for coroner at Leavenworth. Stevenson en route to the United States reports peace in Samoa. Most AT & SF shopmen at Topeka have been reinstated. Two youths fight near Bardwell Kentucky. one disemboweled the other. Chicago Day at World’s Fair to pay the Exposition debt. Pilot John Bradley disappears from towboat Lizzie Gardner at Alton and is thought drowned. Case against St Louis railroad officials indicted for Interstate Commerce law continued to November term. Nevada Missouri farmer fatally poisoned by wife’s error. Sheriff posse battle near Verde Valley New Mexico leaves two cowboys dead. Marion Hedgepeth, Glendale train robber, sentenced to 25 years. Old soldier William Hunt found dead at Des Moines Iowa amid foul play. Lifeboat Alvo wreck found, bolstering loss of ship. France to honor Prince Henri d Orléans for east travels. McComb Ohio clerk E A Cook arrested for selling Columbia stamps. William Benjamin Smith resigns Missouri University dean, accepts Tulane chair.
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Illinois National Guard
Springfield
Nancy Hanks
Terre Haute
Alliance Co-Operative
Sergeant's Bluffs
Blackburn
Leavenworth
Robert Louis Stevenson
United States
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Topeka
Bardwell
Chicago
John Bradley
Lizzie Gardner
Alton
St. Louis
Nevada
Verde Valley
N. M
Andy Dimond
R. G
Prince Henri d’Orleans
Legion of Honor
E. A. Cook
McComb
William Benjamin Smith
Missouri University
Tulane University
New Orleans
River floods Mansfield mine drowning 28 workers
In Michigan's Iron county the Mansfield mine on the Michigamme river flooded after a roar and flood swept through the lower levels. Twenty eight miners perished, eight left widowed children and many others supported families. Rescue attempts failed as the river diverted and the shaft collapsed. The mine, run by Corrigan Ives & Co, faced potential lawsuits and a $600,000 loss.
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Crystal Fans
Mich
Michigamme
Mansfield Mine
Michigamme River
Crystal Falls
Iron County
Bessemer
Mansfield
Ita
No. 2
Corrigan, Ives & Co
Cleveland
W. H. Pierce
T. Johnson
M. Harrington
A. Fordsani
Peters
F. Johnson
Samuel Johnson
F. Recco
Shelma Zarda
Peter Fury
Nick Fortono
Charles Poot
John Regula
James Stragman
Ole Carlson
Joseph Kolla
John Hollstrom
B. Fortunato
John Kirppu
John Randalo
John W. Warner
O. Lindquist
Chris Arcengelo
A. Stepheno
August Colugono
A. Caustola
V. Sedra
Celest Negeril
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Keystone Watch Case Co
Philadelphia
Doctor Rea
Phrest
Cedar Rapids Business College
Cedar Rapids
Creston Business College
Creston, Iowa
St. Joseph Business University
ST. Joseph
Wod
A. N. Palmer
E. H. Gothard
Moershell Bros
Taunton
Mass
Whittenden Mills
Postmaster Potter
Rob ‘Erts
Mishigamme
Manefield
Register of Deeds
Northwestern Fire Underwriters
H. Clay Stewart
George M. Lovejoy
E. V Munro
Milwaukee
Spot Cash
Clarks & Coats
Hermsdorf
Rockford
Balbrigan
Stafford & Hawks
Chestnut Street
Fourth
Fifth
THE
J. C. Wilken Monument CO
East Fourth ST
F. W. Scheel
Walnut Streets
Sam's
Sam
Walnut Street
Sam Jones
Third
Walnut Sts
Atlantic, Iowa
J. A. McGinn
Vic Emmert & Co
Drum
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