Crawford Editor Beset by Missing Pages
A brief item notes editor Crawford faced disruption as pages went missing from the newsroom. No further names or dates are provided, leaving the incident brief and unclear in scope.
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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1893
Page
3
Republican County Convention in Benton Washington
Fragmented OCR lists ward designations for a Benton county convention held in Washington. Partial entries show First ward and Second ward with unclear figures and missing context. The readable portion indicates an 1870s or 1880s local political gathering with ward divisions but lacks full details.
Third Ward Republican Caucus in Atlantic Aug 4 1893
A caucus of the Republican party in the Third Ward will meet at the Phelps and Temple office in Atlantic on Friday evening August 4 1893 to select 14 delegates for the Republican County Convention. Frank O TeMoux, Committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Saxony
Iowa
Shelby
Harlan
Mmn
Towa
Shelby County
County
Twos
H. Sar
Joan W. Scorr
Tuby
Dwagz
Cass County
Invention
Opera Henge
Atlantic
Fourth Ward
George E. Pennell
Gxo
M. Lyon
First Ward
J. A. Conerd
Second Ward
Jor
Third Ward
Phelps & Temple
Frank O. TeMoux
Caucus Call for Republicans at Center School House
There will be a caucus of Republicans held at the Center school house in Washington township at 2 p.m. on August 5. Dias, G. Forror, committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center School House
Washington Township
Dias
G. Forror
Watch I8 Wrosh Indebtedness Basis Debate
A fragmented note argues about bi metallic debt terms and which dollar value is worse for payers. It contrasts 63 cent dollars with 147 cent dollars and accuses gold brokers and importers of dishonesty while citing Iowa butter and poultry outputs relative to gold and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
United States
Debates on silver and bi metal policy in 1892
A compilation of speeches and letters discussing the silver question, McKinley era figures like Sherman Blaine and St John, Minneapolis platform positions, state and New York clubs, and editorials arguing for bi metalism and parity with gold. Includes the demand for 371 to 500 grains of silver per dollar and calls for universal free coinage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sub Rosa
John Sherman
Great Blaine
Minneapolis
Steve Elkins
The
State Register
St. John
New York
John F. Lavy
New York City
Republican Club
Sherman
Business Men
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Blaine
Far West
California
Senate
England
France
London
Democrat
Joux
Tie TeLeoram
Wm. P. St. John
Merchantile Bank
Banker's National Association
Lacy
Cincinnati Board of Trade
Rurouphican
Joseph M. Duell
H. B. Claflin & Co
Chamber of Commerce of
Cleveland
Samson Sent to Harlan for Third Normal Assignment
Fragmentary report notes Supt. Samson travels Monday to work in Shelby County Normal. Mentions his third assignment, then Hampton for fourth and Clark of Corning hosting, with discussion of Moyer republican speeches on protection and home institutions. Telegraph signals support for renominating Moyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samson
Harlan
Shelby County
Hampton
Clark
Corning
Moyer
Tim Telegraph
Mr. Moyer
Silver money and tariffs spark American discontent
A mechanic voices alarm over excessive silver money in the United States and warns that draining gold and silver abroad to settle trade balances harms American workers. He urges stopping European manufactured goods and keeping money at home to protect labor and domestic industry. The letter responder notes gold losses and questions why no panic in 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tun Epior
United States
Europe
J. A. Kinney
Anita Tribune Letters Seek Stop To Surveillance
A fragmented note from Anita Tribune dated July 24 requests cessation of persistent monitoring by Nadekal. The writer insists the intrusion disrupts work and refuses further contact or letters, urging immediate halt to the actions and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita J
Papper
Idon
Anita Tribune
Atlantic banker argues against demonetizing silver in private meeting
In a private conference at the editor's office a Boston banker contests silver demonetization and the Bland act. He displays three notes, insists current currency relies on silver, and debates Conger Sherman law while the editor presses legal readings and coinage limits. The exchange unfolds with sharp cues on monetary policy and banking interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Jim Weaver
West
National Bank
Treasury
AL Lask
Anker
Appleton
Beaker
George
Repeal of the silver law eyed by banker in financial debate
A banker warns that repealing the current silver law could wreck bank reserves, raise prices, and push gold to a premium. He argues that removing Sec. 5 would harm the public, ruin old notes, and undermine discounts, threatening a financial shock akin to a premium on gold.
Where It Belongs Major Conger Admired Yet Warned
The Des Moines News lauds Major Conger as a growing, earnest public speaker with broad knowledge and proposes him as a governor candidate. It notes the paper’s partisan shifts and warns Conger of anticipated attacks if nominated, citing ties to Democratic and Prohibitionist stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines News
Conger
Blaine
Minneapolis
Harrison
Flarrison
Carnegie
Repeal Sherman law urged by Atlantic Telegraph
The Atlantic Telegraph urges repeal of the Conger Sherman law to revive money circulation, save cotton mills, and reduce the 45 percent risk in the currency, arguing repeal would restore hoarded money and boost commerce while noting political factions and legal tender questions surrounding silver and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines News
Atlantic Telegraph
Amoskeag
Treasury
Democratic Party
Prohibition Party
Spar City Relief Meeting Plans Beef and Flour Aid
In Spar City Colorado a mass meeting presided by Mayor Warren seeks relief for needy families amid mine closures and credit woes. A committee will secure beef from ranchers and flour from mills for distribution via Dan O Neil under voucher provisions. distribution to be managed by the mayor with payments deferred until employment resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton S. Fletcher
Spar City
Colo
Spark
W. D. Warren
Alexander LaFont
J. D. Henderson
G. M. Pemberton
Messrs. Seward
Dan O'Neil
L. ©. Judson
Dan O’neil
N. Reed
Money Sent To Pomeroy Victims Reaches Relief Effort
A committee collected 330.60 in cash and 15.00 in goods for Pomeroy cyclone victims. Mayor Clark of Grinnell alerted A W Dickerson that aid remains needed and directed remittance to the proper relief committee. Atlantic contributions total 395.50 with Whitney's added. Money and goods have been sent on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Clark
Grinnell
A. W. Dickerson
Dickerson
Whitney
Atlantic
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Washington
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Republican Central Committee
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Gro E. Peemeecl
National Republican
Elkins
South America
Australia
Wall Street
Siver
Register
D&price
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Dea'ers
Vost
Clarks & Coats
Hermedorf
Rockford
Balbrigan
A.g.beach Tlantic
Stafford & Hawks
Chestnut Street
Fourth
Fifth
Guv. Waite
Bridies
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