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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1895

Page

4

Armenians plotting May uprising in Turkish empire

Dispatch from Armenia warn of a planned general uprising in May across the Turkish empire led by Armenian revolutionaries. They claim 4000 hidden rifles near Lake Van and expect European powers to intervene as atrocities mount. Public support varies among Armenians, with many hoping for freedom and others uneasy about sacrifices.

Associated Press Sree Associated Proag Armenia Russia Parsia Caspian Sea Teheran Revolutionary Party Batoum Tiftis Baku Hriran Etchmiadsin Rescht Bassovin Tebriz Khoi Persia Constantinople Van Bittlis Monsh Martin Henry Lake van Turkey Ciffenlt Europe Caucasus England Tiflis Mgr. Khriminan

China to Abolish Liken Tax and Burden on China Japan Treaty

United States Minister in Tokio reports the peace accord with China and Japan. Reports suggest Japan secures abolition of the liken tax on inter provincial Chinese trade, a move likely to affect commerce and provoke protests from other powers under favored nation clauses. China faces revenue gaps as annual loss from the tax nears 12,000,000 taels amid a 43,000,000 taels annual revenue estimate. Also noted are Petrie's claim of a pre-Egyptian race and Bismarck addressing wage earners in Friedrichsruh.

Japan Washington United States Don At China State Department Chita

Clever game to rob Uncle Sam exposed in Chicago

William Hanson, a Dearborn Street rail way station trackman, was arrested in Elgin after three months of a daring postal fraud. He forged money orders by altering amounts, washed ink, and remailing letters to post offices. The Chicago inspectors called his method the best they have seen. Other items note locomotive contracts in Texas, cattle inspections at Eagle Pass, a watch company assignment in Chicago, and diverse local disasters and trials.

William Hanson Chicago Cuicano Dearborn Street Elgin Hanson Post Office

England Rejects Arbitration in Nicaragua Indemnity Case

London replies to Nicaragua rejects arbitration over British indemnity rights and insists on payment of 15,500 pounds. American volunteers in Cuba report a large Texan contingent landing April 12 at Nevitos with 1,000 men destined for Puerto Principe. Dispatches note continued Cuban rebellion, Spanish naval actions, and other global items.

England Cuba Kimberley Earl of Kimberly Lowor Barrios Nicaragua Great Britain Fort Worth Texas Nevitos Gainsville Fla Camp Liberty Forth Worth Puerto Principe Maceo Maprio Alavana Jose Marti Maximo Gomez Baracoa Perez General de Campos

Iowa Physicians' Convention Closes Largest Attendance

The Forty Fourth Annual Iowa State Medical Society meeting in Cruston Indiana ends after three days. 75 new members join the society, the largest list in years, with 36 papers read and eight accepted by title. Eminent physicians from Omaha St Louis Chicago attended, and amendments to a debated bill sparked further discussion.

Iowa Medical Society Cruston Iowa State Medical Society Des Moines Omaha St. Louis Chicago Iowa

Beef prices in Chicago run from 4 to 6 a day

Dr. Salmon reports Chicago dressed beef and shipping steers have fluctuated since Jan 1 1895 with January at 4 to 5 25, February 4 10 to 5 50, March 4 40 to 6 20, and early April 4 75 to 6. He argues wholesale price rises should match rises in cattle on foot and disputes claims of sweeping increases by meat packers and retailers. Also notes on Waller release efforts and other items in Washington.

Salmon Secretary of Agriculture Washington Morton Bureau of Animal Industry Chicago France Waller State Department Madagascar United States Tamatave Port Louis Eustis Havas

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