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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1898
Page
3
The science of Osteopathy, originated by Dr. Andrew T. Still of Kirksville Missouri, rests on anatomy and physiology. It treats disease without drugs or surgery by correct bone adjustment to harmonize bodily functions and fluids.
A medical claim lists numerous Nervous Diseases including neuralgia epilepsy and ataxia, Respiratory and Heart conditions, Liver and Kidney disorders, Stomach and Intestinal issues, Urethral and Prostate problems, and Female ailments. The ad states a 90 percent improvement and 80 percent cure rate for chronic conditions abandoned by others.
President's message to Congress outlines Cuba war's futility, rejects annexation, and urges armistice negotiations with Spain. He details reconcentration humanitarian relief, considers belligerent recognition and Cuban independence, and cites Spain's partial offer while pressing for neutral intervention and peace terms.
The president urges extraordinary powers for forcible U S intervention to stop the war in Cuba. He cites humanity and national interest, offers food aid, and notes Spain's decree for a possible suspension of hostilities as Congress weighs decisive steps.
Congressmen reacted to the message with varied expressions as details emerged. The Democratic responses contrasted with Republican cautions, shaping early momentum and signaling different strategic approaches before formal actions.
Summary of Spain's note to the United States on Cuba reports an armistice ordered by General Blanco and a liberal Cuba with elected chambers meeting May 4. Spanish ministers urge U.S. understanding, citing condolence for the Maine disaster and readiness to submit facts to maritime experts. Des Moines Township notes follow.
The U S state department received General Blanco's proclamation calling a suspension of hostilities in Cuba. The order, issued at the pope's urging, directs an immediate ceasefire in all Cuban territory beginning the day after local receipt, with execution details to follow to aid restoration of peace.
Dr. F H Vines reports to Governor Tanner from Shawneetown that about forty lives are lost and 1200 people are destitute in camps. Colonel Smith and Dr Vines supervise 208 dependents, with camps to continue for at least thirty days. Philadelphia relief funds of 500 dollars are placed with Dr Wines for disbursement.
Ten year old Mike Telanto and playmates explored a vacant cellar in New York when a suspended wire offered a swing. He grabbed the wire and was struck by an estimated 1 000 volt current, dying instantly.
Topeka reports Barnes Bloodhound association formed in Barnes Washington county by leading merchants. The plan aims to raise bloodhounds and hire them to law officers to track criminals.
At multiple locations in Fairfield and Liberty and Penn townships during March 1898 couples wed. Notable matches include John E. Sturgis with Hattie Lute at Round Prairie, Fred R. Weaver with Alice A. Duncanson in Fairfield, Coda T. Roland with Hattie Davis, John L. Gilbert with Anna Schafer, Alfred A. Peterson with Clara Johnson, George A. Dickinson with Carrie Davis, Frank H. Carr with Alta McCastlin, Justin O. Baldwin with Minnie Tedrow, Emmett A. Laughlin with Nellie Bishop, all officiated by local ministers including Rev. G W Holmes, D B Wilson, Rev. Carl C. Davis, Rev. Dr J F Magill, Rev M L Melick, Rev L Maria Deane, Rev James Glotfelty, Rev John F Rouze, and Rev C Springer.
A Tribune ad notes that women suffer from kidney and bladder distress similar to men and warns against misattributing symptoms to womb trouble. It urges urine tests, lists common signs, and promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root with offers for a free sample and booklet from Kilmer & Co.
A Kansas City official James Burns praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after twenty years of dyspepsia. He endorses the product publicly, stating relief after months of use and urges others with stomach ailments to try the remedy. The ad also mentions the product’s ingredients and price.
A Salina Iowa nursery advertises its stock on a general sale basis offering varieties suited to the region. It lists Apple and Pear trees as well as Peach Plum Cherry grape and berries with evergreens and shrubs, inviting customers to purchase at reasonable rates.
Advertises Buck's Steel Range for sale with prices from $20.00 and up. Includes attribution Cuas H GaGE.
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