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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1899

Page

5

Fire destroys Andrews residence 12 die in New York blaze

The New York fire at 2 East Sixty-seventh Street killed 12 people including Watson O. Andrews president of the New York Steam Heating Co. and Mrs. Andrews. Fire spread from an open window sparked by windborne brands. Several servants escaped or were injured. one child perished. Police and firemen battled a fierce blaze with rooms collapsing, the cause under investigation. Lincoln residents note C. St. John, linked to the family, had previously lived there.

Wiliges O. Andrews Eva Permuusey Kate Downie Manik Rots Annie Nwary Adams Mary Laughlin Alice White Jennie Burns Andrews House Adams House McKnight Sifty-seventh Street James Rothschilds Andrews Home Mrs. St. John Jonnie Burns Andrews Albert J. Adams

Dying Father Advises Son After Shootout in Kansas City

Timothy Brosnahan, wounded by his son John in a family quarrel at the German hospital, died after urging his son to escape punishment. The dying father, between groans, said it was mostly his fault and asked his son to avoid trouble. The son was arrested as the mother, recently divorced, wept nearby.

Kansas City Timothy Brosnahan John Brosnahan

HERO DEAD LAID TO REST 886 BODIES HONORED AT ARLINGTON

The nation paid last tribute at Arlington cemetery as President McKinley and officials observed the military funeral for 886 Spanish American War dead. Caskets were interred in two acres with flags, prayers, and three volleys, while federal offices closed and flags flew at half mast.

Wasmington Arlington Cemetery McKinley Potomac Washington Monument Library Fort McPherson Lea Mansion Fort Myer Egbert Highth Infantry L. I. Barnett Ninth Infantry William Wood Twelfth Infantry R S. Turman Sixth Infantry Francis Creighton Volunteer Signal Corps Freeland Episcopal Church Father McGee

General Andrews Dies at 70 in Brookline Mass

George I Leonard Andrews brevet major general A S A retired and former West Point professor of modern languages died of heart trouble at his Brookline home yesterday aged 70 after months of illness. Supreme court upholds home for the friendless ruling as a state institution in a separate Massachusetts case.

Andrews Brookling Mass George i. Leonard Andrews West Point Military Academy Brookline

Judge Remov es Receivership to Federal Court in Kansas City

In Kansas City on April 8 United States Judge Join F Phillips granted an order removing the Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf receivership case from Jackson County circuit court to the U S circuit court. The move, sought by State Trust company of New York through attorney Frank Hagerman, faces a remand motion by Theo J M Trimble for Pittsburg and Gulf. Judge Phillips plans vacation after issuing the order, and current receivers operate under his direction.

Phillips Granta Kansas Pittsburg and Gulf Company Jackson County Phillips Kansas City Missouri State Trust Company of New York Boston and Montana Barre Mon Boston and Montana Company Clancy Boston Montana Montana Ore Purchasing Company

Quells a Rebellion Reports from Negros and Manila

In the Philippines, Colonel Smith reports bandits led by Papaiasio attempted a revolt in Jumnamaylan on March 27, killing officials and calling natives to exterminate Americans and Spaniards. Troops captured Labzid, killed or captured suspects, and quelled the rebellion, while Malolos resumes normal business and troops prepare a permanent camp. Also listed are invalided soldiers arriving in San Francisco from Manila and the former Spanish gunboats Alvarado and Sandoval arriving at New York.

Labzid Papaissio United States Commission Lawton Malolos

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