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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1897

Page

5

Fusion names Sullivan for Supreme and Kenower for Regent

Lincoln Sep 3 Fusion of Democratic Populist and Silver Republican parties nominates John J. Sullivan for Supreme Judge and George F. Kenower for Regent of the University. Details sketch Sullivan’s background in Platte County Columbus and Wisner candidate Kenower Illinois-born minister and Wisner publisher. fusion parties discuss harmony with lingering dissension among Silver Republicans.

John J. Sullivan Pratte Regents University of Nebraska E. von Forele Britto George F. Kenower Cuwing Lincoln Judge Central Columbus You Forest Poymlist seMttes Siler Wisner Neville Fr. Sulivan Neith ~ Scott Neville x Jompson Xansurer Democrats Sullivan Sion Fusion Ely Ohn J. Sullivan Nebraska Illinois Platte Ting Son Post Supreme Bench W Men I. Kenower Tyer Silveri Clinton County Iinois Iinois Statennial Champaign College of Literature County Kenower State University Govermilam Apa Wisarenins County Sui Statut Hal

Dyea Trail Open to Gold Seekers Amid Yukon Crossing

Gold Hunters are crossing the divide at Dyea and Skaguay as 16 miles of canyon road lies littered with tents, provisions, baggage, and dead horses. At Dyea fewer than 1,000 on the beach. Skagway hosts 5,000 to 6,000 with hundreds stalled by White Pass. Rain blocks crossing. business booms with outfits sold off and resold in makeshift beach stores.

Spatrie Farelon Dyen Skagway Dyea White Pass

Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Ad Warns Women

A vintage medical advertisement urges young women to seek Pitree's Favorite Prescription to prevent feminine health problems. Claims it strengthens organs, restores energy, and supports recovery from chronic weakness, citing a testimonial from Mrs W B Duncan of Arlington Missouri and promises a bound medical adviser with stamps for the paperbound copy.

Pitree W. B. Duncan Ariington Dr. Pierce People’s Common Sense Medical Ress R. V. Pierce Vulalo

Tyranny of Judiciary and Labor Conference Actions

Labor leaders meet in St Louis and Chicago debating the abolition of government by injunction. Debs dominates the gathering with Mahon proposing desertion of miners and Pocahontas town meeting. Resolutions call for Good Friday aid, general Chicago convention, ballot use, public ownership, and arms rights amid nationwide miner strikes. Camp Meade inauguration and a 5000 West Makers strike in New York also noted.

St. Louis Labor Leaders Chicago Prescott International Typographical Union McKinley Congress Debs Mahon Detroit Pocahontas Ratchford Columbus United States America United Mine Workers

Complete List of Reunion Attendance by Cass County Soldiers

List of attendees at a Cass County reunion names many soldiers and accompanying units. The roster includes WT McKee R P Toncray Martin Dean D W Cherrington Herman Pringey John Pringey John Ketcham W Fancher CE Durham Jas A Hetherington Gilbert W D Shaw AB Myers Manuel Reichart and others. Additional names and notes appear scattered with medical terms such as Neuralgia Headache Dyspepsia Delayed Periods Leucorrhea.

Cass County McKee Toncray Martin Dean Cherrington Herman Pringey John Pringey John Ketcham Fancher Durham Jas Hetherington Gilbert Shaw AB Myers Manuel Reichart Kustabother Deltz Gray Hastings Leslie John D Wisa Jeee Ipintalny Riges Basar John W Fowhie Pat Smith Philip Gadd YY Smith Frank Herbert DB Allen Henry Smith R Burnham Graham Frank Craig le Stocking Allen Couis Bennett Heller M White Casson Scott Joseph Naroon Coziah Leymaster Abe Biggs Jerry Taylor Power LA Bentley SR Iowa Cumberland Janes Co’ Badlow Henry Price Scarf Geo L Edwards Onn Worthington Sdwin Perry Benj Wagner Erastus Brookn John Brooks ‘Atkins David H Chapman K Odall Lyth Job Carson Lighty Loh Bishop Dad Jowa Hilt Smithers John Archer Tiauh Bath Eiert Hawke Doran HG Curtis Charles Mackenzie Eoh Enton Green D Patterson Fia Jarvis Bagan Dawth TC Winder Switzer Sullenberger Hunt Sodens Istry Haver Moore Watsos Carver Jenkins Carat Secor Hebing Seaman John Wilson H Smith Bi Lowman Sadler Amos Moreland Roberts Easth Wood Wilson Thompson Dayth Cahuly Dagih Andrew Shomaker Fred Gary Ruggles Band Cayth John Peck Barnes Kynett John Megerth Schwenke J Ashcangh Keagih Aorge Wisler Willey Silas E Smith HA McFarland Kelley Illinois Frank Zappe Ad B Edwards Oo Cavalry Matthews M F Kennedy Gosh Lester Hoth Tttler M Toth A Sanford BF Childs Euath Ruth John S Hunter Wilson Kith Chas T Wortom Hiram White Hiram Blake Eath L Langworthy M Burnside Newloo Hamill Diyth HN Fisher Mardo Bartlett Goodspeed Garvin Rom Murray Cooper Warneigh Marti Wil Bur Wright Hamilton Shields McGracken Kingery Ae Infantry A Weaver Craw Twin Ng Toad Koed Atson Trego Jacob R Bruington Tod Spryroga Overmire Grogth Campbell Gryth Ackerman Broth Enyon Brooth Ransom Reed William Hines Ccrath F Crath Bilderback Kloven Calkins K Pay Bacon O Anderson Ligath Morphy Matthew ‘Taylor Umberland

Pink Pills for Pale People Promoted for Cumberland Woman

A Courier notice recounts a Cumberland Maryland claim that Roselle Carr, 20, recovered from a mysterious illness described as blood turning to water, after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The father, Michael Carr, is a railroad engineer. the affidavit from Mrs Rebecca Darr supports the remedy.

Courier Cumberland Michael Darr Broderick Street Michael Carr

Broad Ganged Principles Of Business Fraud Adverts State Fair Offer

A Harris-Emery Co advertising campaign urges readers to buy local, offering to cover lodging and rail fare if purchases meet set amounts. The notice promotes state fair access, with counterfeit urgency and promises of full stock at historically low prices. Notably it claims to pay travel costs and provide admission, tying shopping to travel rewards and hotel arrangements.

Harris-Emery Co Harris-Emery Seni Om Sed Tony

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Sullivan of Columbus von Forell Kearney Regents of University Judge Sullivan Judge Post Gohool Aphat January Vox Versity ” Corporation Dyea Trail Wavle Sam Port Towssixp Smith Yukon Dominion British Alaska Dawson City Wontao Albia Atpia National Woman's Suffrage Association Lucia B. Griffin Miss Griffin Anna Shaw Ida Crouch Hazlett Berne Mount Pleurer Bernard Morse Sage Iowa Central Railroad H. J. Morses Russell Sage Wayler Havana Weyler Paderewski London de Reszkes Paris Seine Poland Labor Conference Hay Camp Meade Surrey Neb Bonekemper J. L. McPheely New York Hebrew Trade and Socialistic Labor Alliance Husegerye Homeoratmo Humphreys’ Med. Co William Bt John E Moreland Coe Landley M Seiret Reynolds 13Th New Infantry DE Jones Rhodes William Toeled Eost US Artillery Spayres US Secret Service Frank Hanton USS Wabass Webster ListNay Stone Mass Cay Wimp Sturgeon Embree McMahon Goth McBain Kenworth Candwel Crohe Maryland Ohio Willard Indiana Maxson Hurlburt Walker HS Dennison Jehu Daly Mkeesler del EM Marsh H Tucker Templeman Butler Fifer Parsons Wisconsin Nebras Stanley Lansin Strong Lot Lansing Weston Hills Burdel Harten Arsth Holt McCay Roselle Dan Cumberland, Md Cumberland, Ma Dart Mra Rebedon Darr Wittens Mrs Rebecca Dare Charles R MooRiai State Asallegheny Mie Charles Rf, Monnys Astatics Williama Dr. Willisme Medicine Company Sabanectady N. Y Des Moines Benn Pitman Jerome B. Howard U.S Tennessee Nashville Louisville & Nashville Railroad CO Washville Iil Pointe Bor GEL B Horned Pass Atond
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