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Mccook Weekly Tribune

Location

Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1884

Page

7

Midnight Circus Train Fire Kills Ten in Colorado

Ten workers of the Anglo American circus perished when a sleeping car caught fire near Greeley on a Fort Collins to Golden run. Seventy five men slept as flames and an explosion from gasoline swept the car. Dozens burned, several fatally, with heroic efforts by companions amid a nightmarish scene.

Colorado Denver Telegram Miles Orton Fort Collins Golden Greeley Halt Lake Pacific Road Greely Orton Salt Lake Proad Windsor Collepret John Pine Edgerton Wis Elmer Millett Iowa Albert Lake Kent McDonald Jesse Harris State Medical Association Ruina Alex. McLeod Marinette Thos. McCarthy Independence John Kelly New York City Leverthorn St. Louis Mich Frank King Michigan Michael McGlinn Holton Hugh O'Donnell New Orleans

Mrs Phoebe Rice Healed By St Jacobs Oil

Mrs Phoebe Rice of 1208 Madison street sister of Hon H Clay Sexton chief of the St Louis fire department suffered seven years from inflammatory rheumatism. Muscles in her hands and limbs were contracted and she used crutches. A single application of St Jacobs Oil benefited her instantaneously and she was finally cured.

St. Louis, Mo Post-Dispatch Phoebe Rice Madison Street H. Clay Sexton St. Louis

Sunk tallapoosa disaster at sea near Martha's Vineyard

The U S Steamer Tallapoosa with 140 aboard sank after collision with the three masted schooner James S Lowell off Oak Bluffs near Cottage City Massachusetts in thick fog. Survivors were landed at Wood's Hall while the surgeon and another crew member were missing. The Gate City and Fish Hawk aided, and the crew were transferred to a launch.

United States Cottage City Mass Wood's Hall Newport Chandler Oak Bluffs Martha’s Vineyard James S. Lowell Bath Reed Baltimore Gate City Tallapoosa Squash Meadow Lowell

Touching rail incident and a plea at the station

A woman rider pleads with a conductor not to take her to an asylum, claiming she is not mad but tired. Her father explains she has been in a distant town and now seeks private care. A writer notes rising insanity rates and cautions on nervous disorders and indigestion, endorsing Warner's Tippecanoe as a tonic.

Papa Ophelia America Warner Harrison Cortland Winona Minn Skandia Briggs & Enoch West Rockford Iss C. Chi J. W. Stoddard & Co Hay-Rakes William Anson

Wyman Commercial College Advertises Omaha Course

The Wyman Commercial College in Omaha promotes its capable instructor corps and strong business preparation. Full course details are available by contacting President A L Wyman and requesting a catalog.

Wyman Commercial College Omaha A. L. Wyman

Iowa City Mass Meeting Condemns Riot and Forms Peacekeeping Org

Citizens gather in Iowa City to denounce last week's riotous acts and to organize to preserve order. No disturbance has occurred since, and reports of mob control are denied. Prosecution of ringleaders will continue to the end.

Iowa City

Blacksmith Brings Hope to a Dying Girl

Charles J. Newcombe of Litle City Iowa walked four miles through a storm to fetch Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for Minnie Carns who lay exhausted and unconscious. He gave the medicine in broken doses and she revived. The Colorado grass crop is expected to be worth 30,000,000 this year.

Minnie Carns Litle City Iowa Charles J. Newcombe Chamberlain

Doctors give up case and patient rebounds at last

A recovered patient credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with remarkable improvement after doctors gave up. The account touts the remedy for female weakness, prolapsus, ulceration and nervous debility, and mentions other tonics and tonics for assorted ailments.

Survivor Henry Biederbeck speaks on relief and return to Germany

Henry Biederbeck, a survivor of the Lady Franklin Bay expedition, says he is broken down and may not live past fifty. He appeals for government aid as rheumatism worsens with weather changes and plans to return to Germany if money allows. Also notes on Ely's Cream Balm curing catarrh, with testimonials from S K Akin and James E Crosson. A light quip comments on a lady’s shopping round as a buy cycle.

Henry Biederbeck Lady Franklin Bay Germany Biederbeck Ely S. K. Akin Federal Street Boston Mass James E. Crosson the Tabernacle Paterson, N.J Ady’t

Markets and notices from Racine to Missouri and beyond

A collage of notices and quotes: free household scale ad from Andrew Simonson Racine Wisconsin. veterinary carbolic oil touted. Allen Tonle Bitters promoted. real estate movement after an earthquake. Drs Dickerson Stark treating a child in Kansas City Institute. Prickly Ash Bitters praised. palmistry book advertised. Florence Nightingale aged sixty four revered in Europe. Matthew Arnold quoted about dying and remaining a remnant.

Andrew Simonson Racine, Wis H. B. Bohannon Independence Florence Nightingale Europe Matthew Arnold

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