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Newspaper

Dubuque Sunday Herald

Location

Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1900

Page

14

Farragut's Hartford Battles Mobile Bay and New Orleans Legacy

The Hartford under Captain David G. Farragut faced heavy Confederate fire in Mobile Bay and near New Orleans during the Civil War. The flagship endured torpedo alarms and a daring pass under batteries, with Farragut urging his crew as the vessel fought amid smoke, fire rafts, and obstructions, preserving the ship and its flag through a historic clash that solidified Farragut's fame.

Mobile Bay New Orleans Hartford Tennessee Stortford Farragut Traftford Monitor Stampton Roads Virginia United States David G. Farragut Mississippi Maclay Fort St. Philip Port Hotel Parragut

Monument Marks Grave of Frances Slocum in Peoria Indiana

An unveiling ceremony in Peoria Miami County Indiana honors Frances Slocum known as Princes Slocum in a tale dating to the Revolutionary era. Captured in 1777 at age five, she grew among the Miami people, later returned to her Pennsylvania relatives, then lived with Miami chiefs before dying in 1856 and being buried in what is now Miami village with ceremonial pomp.

Peoria Miami County Ind Princes Slocun Frances Slocum Wilkesbarre Frances Pennsylvania Loth Logansport Joseph Slocum Miami

Hoax at British Museum Trustees Box Unsealed

The British Museum trustees led by Premier Salisbury and Lord Rosebery opened a sealed box left by antiquary Francis Douce for 1900. Inside were only waste paper fragments and a note from Douce, suggesting future donations were fools’ gold. The custody officials disposed of the alleged bequest.

British Museum Premier Salisbury Lord Rosebery Alfred Rothschild Francis Donee Douce

Welcome Buddha’s Bones Spark Grand Japanese Reception

A steamship from the Orient reports Buddhist sects led by Higashi Hongwanji plan a grand reception for Buddha bones sent from Siam to Tokio. About a thousand priests in jewels and rich robes will meet the bones, with a claim of 500000 years in Tokyo for a fitting ceremony, amid foreign ridicule over a 500600 yen fund.

Orient Higashi Hongwan Ji Japan Buddha Siam Tokio

All of Iron Navy Ship Receives Iron Furniture Fittings

The cruiser Atlanta at the Brooklyn navy yard will be equipped with iron furniture including beds and chairs. A consignment is expected soon as part of a navy plan to outfit iron furniture on all ships. During the Spanish War movable furniture was left on shore or thrown overboard to reduce fire risk.

Farragut Startford America Traftford San Francisco Hampton Roads Oregon Horn Naval Academy Daniel Cleverton Atlanta Brooklyn Navy Yard Navy Department

Seven Years in Dubuque Doctor Seeman Promises Cures

An 1898 Dubuque advertisement touts Dr. F A Seeman as a dual trained medical expert and Roentgen X ray operator with claims of curing chronic diseases. It features testimonials from residents praising his treatments for catarrh deafness piles and nervous debility while promoting scans that reveal internal conditions.

Chicago Seeman Dubuque Carr, Rider & Adams Ang Kronfeldt Elm Street Iowa Guttenberg Fred C. Leitgen Henry Murray Ida Belle Seemann Jomin Steiber Couler Ave Mr. Stanton Zwingle F. A. Seeman Gatarrh

Nervous Diseases Treated by Electric Methods

Advertisement for epilepsy and nervous prostration treatment plus women’s disorders such as bearing down pains and suppressed menses cured by electric methods. Claims cures for syphilis, blood and skin diseases without mercury or potash. Office in Lincoln Block corner Eighth and Locust streets with stated hours and free confidential consultation.

Lincoln Block Eighth and Locust Streets Eighth Street

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