Atlantic News Telegraph successor to the News and Telegraph
The Atlantic News Telegraph, successor to the News and Telegraph, is published each evening except Sunday by Chase, Chase and Rep. Editors and publishers list office and advertising rates. A telephonic delivery option exists for Atlantic subscribers calling before seven, though the telegraph office number is not the correct News Telegraph number.
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Welcome Denial From Dr Wilson on Federal Council Prohibition
A long excerpt discusses Dr. Wilson Tay Boon hearing opposition to Protestant church unity and prohibition reports. It claims the Federal Council lacks authority to speak for all churches and denounces a prohibition report as unauthoritative, urging restraint and critique of the council’s role. The text reflects partisan views and concerns about church influence on public policy.
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Wilson Tay Boon
Insaseuranes
Herve
Deaton
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Charches
Federal Council
Tribute of Love for a Grieving Beloved Leader
A tribute expresses sorrow for a respected figure, recalling kindness and justice. It honors a long life of public service and memory, noting the community’s loss, the enduring impact of personal deeds, and the wish that virtue outlives wealth. The piece reflects on mortality and the solace found in valued character.
Senator Bowman Responds To Criticism Amid Harvest Talk
Senator Bowman of Blackhawk County speaks on critics and farm prices amid harvest optimism. He notes farmers will profit from current prices and invites Atlantic merchants to boost sales, while defending his public image as approachable and capable.
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Bowman
Blackrawk
Geo
News-Telegraph
Will Not Run Ray Wilcox Opposes Wisconsin Nomination
Ray Wilcox, a Republican candidate for the Wisconsin senatorial nomination, declares opposition to the party slate. He cites disagreements with party leadership and outlines his stance on key issues ahead of the nominating convention.
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Ray Wilcox
Wisconsin
Young Bob La Follette's Rise Casts Shadow Over Wisconsin Race
Charles P. Stewart analyzes how Bob La Follette’s potential Senate bid challenges Lenroot and reshapes Wisconsin politics. He argues the elder La Follette's fading influence could harm Lenroot's renomination prospects while boosting Bob's path to the Senate, though his own merit and the legacy of his father will be closely scrutinized.
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Charles P. Stewart
NEA
Ashington
Bob la Pollette
Wisconsin
Badger
Ty Caudplese
Tema
Bob
Lenroot
Yui Caropaten
la Fallette
Mak
Washington Administration
Hin Fm
Senate
Remin
Clair Velvet
Toa Alt
Fragmented 19th Century Opinion Text
The passage presents a dense, garbled mix of political commentary and personal references. It mentions conversion to Catholicism, pessimism, and a shift toward republican and democratic themes with unclear names and places, reflecting a contentious yet unresolved public discourse.
A Good Man Gone Attorney John B Sullivan Des Moines
The writer laments the death of Attorney John B Sullivan of Des Moines after a year long illness. He died at his home following a period of poor health. Sullivan was known for his court demeanor and professional grace. He had recently regained some strength after a trip to Excelsior Springs but did not recover.
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John B. Sullivan
Des Moines
Excelsior Springs
Real Religion and Science Clash in Faith Debate
A fragmentary editorialish piece critiques church leaders and public figures, noting Bishop Ander and William Jennings Bryan. It discusses religion versus science, highlighting a claim that science can explain nature while defending faith against secular critique. The text references The Episcopal Church and Christian belief in a historical context.
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Ander
William Jennings Bryan
Brye
Jesus
Commission Findings Shape Future Congressional Action
A fragmented editorial fragment discusses a commission's role in uncovering truth, separating the true from the false, and delivering findings that may guide Congress on the future of this crucial arm of offense and defense. The commission is described as focused on uncovering truth and producing country-acceptable conclusions.
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Congress
Iliy
Parisi Conan Doyle Ghosts and American Tourists
A fragmented item notes odd sightings of ghosts in Paris and American tourists returning. It mentions spirit messages, closets, and weather in Michigan, plus an election in New York with arrests and a warden’s joke. Ford and a 1910 model flivver are referenced in passing.
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Parisi Conan Doyle
Ripping Rhymes Credit Message From a Merchant
Fragmentary lines show a merchant offering credit with a boast that it lets “all men to dance and sing.” The text mentions buying anything on credit while tongue in cheek about wear and dust, implying casual rhetoric rather than a formal notice.
Fragmented Voice of a Narrator on Bluffing and Fear
A cryptic passage portrays a narrator recalling bluffing with fiery gear and a tense visit to a street, noting fear and violence. Names like Matthew appear amid disjointed phrases as memory and speech mix in a vignette of danger and consequence.
Des Moines Oct. Conclave Announces State Meet
A garbled note from Des Moines announces a statewide conclave of leaders to be held in October. The meeting aims to set dates and establish a northern district meet this fall, with bylaws and attendance details to be released.
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Moines
Hiram Evans
Maines
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