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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1908

Page

3

Hitchcock Chooses Advisory Committee for GOP Campaign

The Republican national committee announced an advisory panel including Richard Daltinger Cornelius Bliss Powell Clayton W Murray Crane William Nelson Cromwell John Hays Hammond Franklin Murphy Charles Taft and Arthur Vorys with Hitchcock as chairman and Elmer Dover secretary The panel aims to guide campaign financing and strategy from New York headquarters. Democratic leaders meet Bryan in Chicago to discuss the campaign as Bryan plans a September speaking tour through Illinois Indiana Ohio Kentucky New York and possibly West Virginia. Nottinghamshire beats Philadelphia 130 in a cricket match as Philadelphia struggles after a strong start.

Ne York Theock Republican National Committee Richard A. Daltinger State of Washington Cornelius N. Bliss New York Powell Clayton Arkansas W. Murray Crane Massachusetts William Nelsman Cromwell John Hays 'Hammond Franklin Murphy Charles P. Taft Ohio Arthur J. Vorys Mr. Hitchcock Elmer Dover Hitchcock William Nelson Cromwell Bryan Chicago United States William Jennings Bryan Rock Island Charles W. Tirvan Charles W. Bryan Frank W. Brown Lincoln Neb M. J. Wade Iowa Des Moines West Uinuis Indiana Kentucky West Virginia Ryan

Ex Turkish Minister Sails From Montreal for Liverpool

Under the banner of M. E. Perah Mehmed Ali former Turkish minister at Washington sailed Saturday for Liverpool on the steamship Ottawa. He was accompanied by his family and several general servants.

Montreal Can M. E. Perah Mehmed Ali Washington Liverpool Ottawa

Springfield Rising Toward Justice After Disturbances

Springfield residents awaken to calm as sheriff notes rapid civil enforcement. Eight suspects face charges of riot and property destruction amid 80 indictments. authorities, backed by business and professional groups, push for strong prosecutions and swift trials to curb unrest.

Springfield Springfeld

Fierce strike riot erupts at Cleveland cap factory

A violent clash between striking cap makers and strike breakers at Edward Levy & Co. in Cleveland ended after police fired on the mob. One man was badly beaten and several injured as missiles flew and blows were exchanged. Special Policeman A H Templeton fired toward the crowd, dispersing the mob.

Cleveland, O Ian Edward Levy & Co A. H. Templeton

Bolt in tunnel kills three in Pottsville shaft

An Aug 24 explosion caused by a lightning bolt triggering dynamite killed two expert tunnel drivers and fatally injured a third as six men worked 1300 feet into Valley View mountain in Schuylkill county. The charge was set off by electrical current carried via steel rails or a surface wire into the underground chamber.

Pottsville Valley View Sehuykill County

Prominent Men Die in Duel at Shawnee Depot

George Britton and Frank Davis, leading locals, faced off at the Louisville and Nashville depot near Shawnee, two miles east of Cumberland Gap. Britton died instantly after being shot five times, including a fatal heart shot. Davis died from wounds to the abdomen, breast, and shoulders. The fatal duel, tied to a three year feud, ends two prominent figures in the area. Sultan Reported Routed in Tangier Conflict. Independence Delegates Meet in Oakland.

Cumberland Gap Tenn George Britton Frank Davis Louisville & Nashville Shawnee Here Britton Hallet Davis

Civil suit only in Gardner case amid art smuggling probe

Federal and local officials announce no prosecution beyond a civil suit over Mrs. Jack Gardner and Mrs. Emily Chadbourne’s $80,000 art collection imported as household goods. A forfeiture action is likely, with government to retain or auction items if purchases are not made. Friends insist Chadbourne was not familiar with customs rules, suggesting no intent to defraud.

Chicago Department of Justice Jack” Gardner Emily Rockwell Crane Chadbourne Washington Chadbourne Edmund A. Russell Lake Forest Gardner Sims Michigan America

Robbery on Train Narrows to $1400 Loss for Stock Buyer

Rushville Indiana August 24 Henry Neff a local stock buyer was robbed of 1400 in checks while sleeping on a Cincinnati to Rushville train. An apparent accomplice sat across the aisle and Neff suspects he secured the checks after a friendly exchange. Neff has stopped collection on the checks. Wife Assaulted Dies in Insane Ward

Rushville Ind Henry Neff Cincinnati Neff Decatur William West County Jar Bush West

Bank Cashier Vanishes Funds In Chattanooga Scandal

Chattanooga Tennessee August 24 Cashier H A Alston of the Bank of Stevenson Alabama is alleged to be short from twenty thousand to twenty four thousand dollars in his accounts. He disappeared from his Stevenson home last Wednesday.

Chattanooga Tenn H. A. Alston Bank of Stevenson Alabama Alston

Holland and France weigh Venezuela crisis options

In The Hague Aug 24 Holland braces for de Reus reports on Venezuela policy as Castro seeks to patch the rift. Paris notes France will stay neutral while a naval blockade is favored over landing troops to deter Castro and unite Castro supporters.

Hague Holland Venezuela Castro M. de Reus M. van Swinderne Netherlands Paris France United States

Count Zeppelin Aims to Found Air Navigation Institute

Friedrichshafen August 24 Count Zeppelin announces plans to establish an institute to study air navigation for German industry defense and science. Public contributions exceed the needed amount to replace the destroyed airship and will bolster his private fortune. Stuttgart bank holds 500000 credit, likely 250000 more will be available later. Berlin names a public square Zeppelin. Ten men charged with whitecapping in Scranton Mississippi. Danelle Hayes indicted tried and sentenced to death in Tugelo Mississippi after a swift grand jury and rapid trial.

Friedrichshafen Count Zeppelin Stuttgart Zeppelin Berlin Tugelo Miss Danelle Hayes Hayes Wil McKissack

U S Cadet Ruling Keeps Eight West Pointers Suspended

Secretary of War Wright announced that President Roosevelt approved his recommendation to dismiss two first class cadets from West Point and suspend six third class cadets for one year without pay or allowances for hazing. The action follows a Sagamore Hill conference to uphold academy discipline.

Washington Wright West Point Roosevelt William T. Rossell, Jr Cal William T. Rossell Engineer Corps Army Harry G. Weaver Chicago George Washington Chase New York James A. Gillespie Pennsylvania Byron Quimby Jones William Nalle Virginia William Wellington Prude Alabama Isaac Spalding Oklahoma Col. Scott Military Academy Sagamore Hill Col Scott Academy

Hemmed In Sixty Saved In West Van Buren Fire

Chicago saw a dramatic three-story blaze at 1024 to 1034 West Van Buren street and 256 Campbell avenue. Sixty occupants were rescued from thick smoke with eight injured as residents were pulled from floors. Firefighters battled the flames through Saturday, saving many lives.

Chicago van Buren Street Campbell Avenue

Tragic Train Death Claims Mrs Mackey

Mrs. Joseph Mackey was killed by an incoming Chicago Burlington and Quincy passenger train on August 24, as authorities investigated the coma and injuries she suffered earlier.

Joseph Mackey Chicago, Burlington & Quincy

Short Specials and Brief Notables From Across the Nation

A son was born to Senator and Mrs. Albert J. Baveridge of Indiana while they are in Manchester Massachusetts for the summer. Omaha Mayor Dahlman announces his race for Nebraska governor with opposition to county and union being key planks. Tszet Pasha, ex-secretary to the sultan, is in London. Mrs. Bessie Seaman recovers jewelry in San Francisco pawn shops after a Nevadan theft. L. T. Lewis orders Indiana striking miners back to work by Monday. Judge Juan Perez del Leon of Mexico City receives a black hand threat after sentencing two Americans in a bank robbery case. Professor Armeni of Madrid will head a Cabrillo grave search near Avalon in Catalina Islands using Madrid maps. Three bets favor Taft’s election, Aryan’s votes, and Republicans carrying New York state.

Albert J. Baveridge Indiana Manchester Mass Dahlman Omaha Nebraska County Uon Tszet Pasha Turkey Constantinople London England Bessie Seaman Rona Nev Yaar Pittsburg Prof Armeni Madrid Spain Grand Canyon Avalon Catalina Islands Cabrillo Santa Catalina Island Taft New York State New York

Culinary error slays infants in Ohio pie disaster

In Groveport Ohio Mrs Walter Starkey mistook arsenic for baking powder in a potpie, killing two children Alice Starkey age two and Mary Starkey age four. The parents, Walter and Mary Starkey, fell ill but were expected to recover. Lima Peru proclaims Augusto Leguia president after congress vote with two dissents.

Columbus Walter Starkey Groveport Alice Starkey Mary Starkey Mrs. Starkey Peru Lima Augusto B. Leguia Republic of Peru Congress

Markets Summary Grain Prices and Butter Rates

Chicago and New York market notes show flour prices steady with various grade breaks for spring and Minnesota patents. Wheat futures eased after frost reports but outlooks for large northwest receipts supported the session. Oats and rye steady to dull with slight shifts. butter creameries and firsts mixed. live poultry and potatoes listed with regional price ranges.

Chicago Minnesota Cheesh—Western New York Northwest Western

Live Stock Market Pricing and Local Cattle Rates

In Omaha Nebraska on August 2, cattle prices show native steers at 4.00 to 7.50, western and Texas steers 3.00 to 5.00, range cows 2.50 to 4.90, canners 2.00 to 2.50, calves 4.50 to 7.50, and hogs mixed at 4.60 to 6.45. Additional data cover bulls, stockers, and sheep with varied ranges, including heifers 3.25 to 6.50 and yearlings 7.50 to 7.60.

Chicago Omaha Neb Texas

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