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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1898

Page

11

Atlantic City News Digest Wide Read Local Notes

Saturday notes from Atlantic include social visits by Miss Mary Egan and Miss Irmie Copley, local business ads for Fred Alexander and H G Weber Co, court and legal items, a Blake Barton wedding, and community updates on churches, elevators, and band concerts. Residents travel to Des Moines and Chicago, with farm and pasture remarks and local advertisements throughout.

Clark Council Bluffs Hyer. L E. E. Mickel Walnut Andrew Kastner E. van Gorder Audubon H. M. Boorman Extra C. J. Phillips Des Moines Chicago Fannie Block Avoca M. C. Cardio Omaha Bert Wyckoff Winterset J.on. Rogers City Des Moines Moines Farmers Bk Villisca

Sure La Grippe Cure Promises Quick Relief

This ad promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for influenza symptoms and general malaise. It claims quick, direct action on liver, stomach and kidneys, with a guarantee or refund and a 50 cent price at Vic Emmert & Co's drug store.

Vic Emmert & Co

Ottumwa Quartet entertains and visits Guthrie Center

Ottumwa's historic male quartet members were seen at divine services yesterday and met old friends. They traveled east to Guthrie Center this morning and will perform in Oakland tomorrow. The item notes their likely inclusion in the Union Lecture course 98-09 and reports ticket pricing for the Trans Mississippi exposition at Omaha, detailing rate structures for short and long distances and groups. Also included are local notices about a testimonial for Dr. King’s New Discovery, a Windsor Hotel literary banquet, and club toast program highlights with names such as W. G. Carlsen and E. A. Harlna.

Ottumwa Guthrie Center Oakland Union Vance Omaha Windsor Hotel W. G. Carlsen C. A. Grubb E. A. Harlna H. G. Savery B. A. Goodspeed John Doe Richard Roe B.O. Morse A. Wood E. Wilcox W.S. Mullins Gail Hamill I. H. Whitney Bank of Life Fred Green C. L. Harlan Moet

Traveling man Briggs dies by overdose in Atlantic hotel

Chas H Briggs a traveling man from West Liberty was found unconscious in his Park Hotel room in Atlantic about 6:30 pm Saturday and died before eight. A bottle labeled laudanum was found beside him. He was 54 and had recently represented August Sterlin of Davenport. Coroner’s inquest returned death as unknown but likely caused by laudanum overdose. He leaves a wife in West Liberty and was laid toWest Liberty by train. R C W R C meets monthly at G A R Hall.

Atlantic Chas. H. Briggs West Liberty Park Hotel Mr. Briggs August Sterlin Davenport Henry Martin J. Hyndman Harold McElwain

Reed Reilly Recognized as Notorious Western Crook

Police believe they have captured the infamous Western burglar Joseph P Reed alias Joseph Reilly also known as Hob Nailed Riley. He faces a charge in Philadelphia and is wanted in Council Bluffs Iowa for house breaking and is linked to various robberies including a bank theft in Grinwold Iowa and a 1895 hotel burglary in Philadelphia. He is described as about 5 feet 6 inches tall, 120 pounds with dark hair and facial hair. The Philadelphia Times notes the arrest is a major development for the Eighteenth district police.

Joseph P. Reed Gillespie Luta Fifth Street Susquehanna Ave Council Bluffs Iowa Joseph’ P. ‘Reed Joseph Reilly Joe Riley Hob Nailed Riley Reily West Peon Biddle Reilly Pittsburg Ocleveland Ohio Bartholomew Brewing, Company Eighteenth District Philadelphia Times

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