Renowned Dr D Rha to Visit Atlantic Iowa Park Hotel
Nationally known physician from Louisville will lecture in Atlantic Iowa at the Park Hotel on Saturday October 14 offering free consultation and a written $50 guarantee for any disease not diagnosed in five minutes. He treats medical and surgical ailments incl. catarrh, lung diseases, digestive disorders, kidney and liver trouble, and nervous conditions with claims of curing epilepsy and deformities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Medical Institute
Louisville
Atlantic
Iowa
Park Hotel
Rea
Capital City Business Schools Advertised in Des Moines
The Capital City Commercial College and the Capital City School of Shorthand advertise themselves as the Greatest School of Commerce in the West. They claim hundreds of graduates now in good positions and invite young people to request free catalogs, indicating preferred courses to pursue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Commercial College
Tile Capital City School
Mehan&mccauley
Des Moines
Iowa
Voorhees seeks halt to debate on silver repeal in senate
In Washington on September 14 the senate, presided by Harris, debated a repeal of the Sherman silver act. Voorhees urged delaying to allow full discussion, while Dubois opposed haste and Shoup defended free coinage and warned repeal would curb progress. Dolph attacked sectionalism. the session closed with an executive vote and no action.
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Washington
Senate
Harris
Tenn
Petter
Kan
Finance Committee
United States Treasury
Mills
Tex
White
Dem
Cal
Stewart
Credit Mobiler
Allison
Allen
Voorhees
House of Representatives
House
Representatives
Dubois
Ida
Idaho
Shoup
United States
Dolph
Ore
Teller
Colo
Senate confirms several nominations from states
Washington report states the senate confirmed Albert S. Willis of Kentucky as United States minister to the Hawaiian Islands Charles H. Dickson as surveyor general of Louisiana Beal Gaither as Indian agent iletz agency Oregon noting appointments across key posts in government agencies and territories on September 14.
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Washington
Senate
Albert S. Willis
Kentucky
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Charles H. Dickson
Louisiana
Beal Gaither
Iletz Agency
Oregon
Yellow fever cases rattle Brunswick quarantine tightens
Reports from Brunswick Georgia recount two recent yellow fever deaths and a fourth postmortem case. Quarantine in the fever belt tightens as residents double back after temporary alarm. Surgeons confirm drastic public health measures and disinfecting plans.
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Atlanta
Brunswick
Washington
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
John Guiteras
It Would Feel Better If It Rained
Milwaukee on September 14 reports cloudy skies with scattered showers in the south and no rain in fire zones. Fires continue to smoulder, threatening fences, hay stacks and marshes, though no worse disasters are reported. relief would come with heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Texas Heat Follows Memos of Trials and Tragedies
The wire reports a Texas heat wave reaching 112 degrees while a Hillsdale Michigan jury is seated for Dr Foglesang charged with murder. In Michigan a Battle Creek farmer dies trying to cross a track. another Denon resident crushed on a rail yard. A widow at Washington Indiana loses her husband to morphine. Locally, gins burn as cotton prices rise. Louisville and Nashville dividends loom. Railway robbers and a Frisco agent are in custody across states.
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Texas
Hillsdale
Mich
Foglesang
Charles J. Tinney
Battle Creek
George Kruse
Decatur
Samuel Roby
Washington, Ind
Louisville
Nashville
San Francisco
Nanaimo
Cape Flattery
Charles D. Shepherd
Fort Sheridan
Jacksonville
Ills
Frank Bruce
Terre Haute
Ind
Peck
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
James Pennock
Muncie Ray
Sam Robertson
St. Louis
Clayton
Louis Laix
East St. Louis
Evansville
Frisco Railroad
Arkansas City
Mound Valley
Chapman
Rail freight demand rises as 1893 stringency fades
Western railroads report improving business with freight car demand climbing rapidly into St Louis. Atchison and St. Louis Western note traffic gains while Missouri Pacific freight grows. Wabash car service sees rising daily demand, shortages increasing locally. General Manager Doddridge and President Ashley of the Wabash express cautious optimism for a bright outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
The
Wabash
St. Louis
Western Railroads
Middle States
Atchison
St. Louisa
Missouri Pacific
Doddridge
Bering fleet reports no poaching and good health aboard
Mare Island dispatches note British warship Champion and U S ships Mohican Rush Corwin Ranger Petrel Albatross cruising near Dutch Harbor Alaska. Adams receives another seamen draft from Independence. four months after arrival it now carries a lean working crew amid desertions.
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Mare Island
Vallejo
Cal
Mare Island Navy Yard
Ludlow
Bering Sea Fleet
Dutch Harbor
Oanalaska
United States
Mohican
Rush
Corwin
Ranger
Petrel
Albatross
Adams
Honolulu
Independence
Islands
Navy Yard
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Keystone Watch Case Company
Philadelphia
Doctor Rea
Pennsylvania
Laflin Hotel
M. M. Kreamer, Prop’r
Talbot
5. C
Committee On Banking and Currency
McLaurin
Treasury
Brosius
Rep
Mgr. Richardson
Committee On Printing
8. C
Kilgore
Washingron
Corcoran
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Stevenson
Governor Bond
Illinois
Captain Dunlap
Ebbett House
Cleveland
Examiner
Democracy
Panama Canal Company
Panama
Wrange
Bering
Chicago
Greenhut
Whisky Trust
American Distributing Company
Trust
New York
Supreme Court
John Swope
Henry Villard
Charles L. Colby
Colgate
Edwin Abbott
Northern Pacific
Kansas
Toppeeka
Kansas Editorial Association
Hutchinson
Joseph J. Connelly
St. Teresais Church
Brady
Father Connelly
Father Brantner
Desoto
Charlie Mitchell
London
Corbett
Jack McAuliffe
America
Teutonic
Oprenixa
Ark
Foster, Brown
Henry Gordon
Gibson
Gordon
Denison
Zhumerman
Springfield
Springfield Bicycle Club
Hampden Park
Zimmerman
Grinnell, In
Grinnell Savings Bank
East Fourth ST
Spot Cash
Clarks & Coats
Hermsdorf
Rockford
Balbrigan
A.G. Beach
Stafford & Hawks
Chestnut Street
Fourth
Fifth
F. W. Scheel
Prop’r
Walnut Streets
Sam's
Sam
Walnut Street
Sam Jones
C. Thurman
Third and Walnut Sts
Atlantic, Iowa
J. C. Wilken Monument CO
KR. D. Wilkin
R, D, Wilkin
J. A. McGiran
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