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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1899

Page

8

Alger Welcomed Home with Ovation in Detroit

Detroit crowd greets ex secretary of war General Russell A. Alger with an immense, jubilant reception on his return from service. Thousands line routes, banners proclaim support, and Governor Pingree condemns press sensationalism while Alger declares he comes home without a grievance. In nearby Jefferson City, W R Hale is nominated to fill the Bland vacancy in Congress.

Detroit Russell A. Alger Toledo Alger General Alger Michigan Central Fairbanks Post Thorn Maybury Pingree War Department Michigan City Hall Bland St. Louis Eighth Congressional District Jefferson City W. R. Hale Phelps County Richard P. Bland

Twenty Days at Frisco The Nebraska Regiment Auster Out

San Francisco August 3 The Nebraska regiment reports good health with fine weather at the Presidio and no serious hospital cases. General Shafter praises payroll accuracy. Corporal Frank H Johnson of company M receives a telegram offering sheriff nomination from Plattsmouth. Lieutenant Phil W Russell of Manila staff receives commission to return to Manila. Muster out date set for August 23. Regiment meets Tenth Pennsylvania and hosts dinner for the Keystone contingent.

Nebraska San Francisco Presidio General Shafter Frank H. Johnson Compiung M Plattamouth H. N. Dovey Johnson Jornson Phil W. Russell Otis Manila Pennsylvania

Mulford Would Go Again to Philippine War

Washington Aug 8. Colonel Mulford of the First Nebraska asserts he can raise a regiment for service in the Philippines and wishes to return to Luzon. He declined a lieutenant colonelcy in Bell's regiment and likely will reject a captaincy in the Thirty second infantry to honor Nebraska, with war department decisions pending.

Witting Washington Nebraska Mulford War Department Philippines Manila Bell Otis Luzon Otie Hale McArthur

Various World and National Briefs Touch on Politics and Events

Governor Bradley of Kentucky comments on Clay county, anti Goebel Democrats seek emblem at state convention, Cuban committee to shape island government, Alps storm sinks bridges and crops, California high court murder ruling may grant Botkin a new trial, Carabelle wind nearly destroys town, Washington League defeats Torontos in Toronto, Yellow fever cases rise in Santiago, Pall Mall Gazette notes Britain may cede San Chun to China, Waldorf Astor under press scrutiny, lumber exports set record highs, Admiralty Court awards 6205 pounds for towing, Dreyfus witnesses include Lebrun-Renaud, German officials aim to limit U.S. food imports.

Bradley Kentucky Clay County Havana Bassos Alps California Supreme Court Botkin Carabelle Gulf of Mexico Toronto Torontos Santiago Pall Mall Gazette Great Britain China San-Chun William Waldorf Astor Inga Admiral Aube Dreyfus Lebrun-Renault Agricultural Department Germany

Plague under check at Hampton home denies new deaths

Advices from Hampton report four new suspected yellow fever cases added to existing ones but no deaths since Tuesday night. Governor Woodfin pledges to detain furloughed home members for a suitable period and transmits the list to Surgeon General Wyman for wider press dissemination. Dr Wasdin plans large scale inmate canvassing and rookeries disinfection.

Washington Wy2nan Hampton P. T. Woodfin White Woodfin Wyman Health Commission of Baltimore Board of Health of Richmond Phoebus Fort Monroe Cape Charles Dr. Wasdin

Hansen's Long Ride Ends At Midnight

A. A. Hansen began the final 20 miles of a 1000 mile ride at 1:09 this morning. Riding time projected around 73 hours at about 15 mph. Edge of England holds the distance record at 105 hours 19 minutes. Also: shooting in Keokuk left M. J. Real dead. Alderman Hickey may face self defense claim. Sioux City carnival slated for Aug 14 and 18 with $1000 purses. Yankton line grading set to start Sept 1 with bridge work to follow.

Laura A. A. Hansen T. A. Edge England Keokuk Kroxox M. J. Real Zim” Hickey Hickey Yankton Omana

Filipino migrants arrive at Pilipino village exposition

Nineteen men from Luzon arrived after eighty five days voyage to join the exposition amusements. Several deserted Aguinaldo's army to come to America and immediately bathed in a small lake.

Omaha Omatta Luzon Aguinaldo America

Waits for the Assembly Subpoenas Municipal Council

In New York on August 8, the Muzet investigative committee issued subpoenas to every municipal council member to explain why the city legislative body should not be abolished. Counsel Moss sent letters with each subpoena promising fair treatment and a Thursday 11 a.m. appearance to present their side.

Gothan Muzet New York My. Moxa Moss

Vengeance for Heureau and Santo Domingo Crisis

Aug 3 Santo Domingo reports General Figueroa sworn in as president with full powers. Two accomplices in Herréaux assassination arrested and shot at Mo ca. A priest among two detained at Santiago later executed amid anti tyrant placards. Machias gunboat commander officially welcomed by Figueroa. next moves undisclosed.

San Domingo France Santo Domingo Figueroo Herreaux Moca Santiago Saxto Dominao Machias

Seawanhaka Cup Hinges On One Race In Canada

Dorvan Quebec August 8 The Glencairn won Seawanhaka cup race number four, beating Constance by five minutes and 89 seconds as Canadian hopes rise for the trophy to stay another year. Weather may favor lighter winds today.

Dorvan Que Glencairnn

Yellow fever cases rise near Hampton and Phoebus

New fever cases spread from the Soldiers' Home in Hampton to Phoebus with six cases and two deaths reported in the adjoining village. Officials reinforce quarantine efforts on the peninsula as inspectors and doctors intensify disinfection and detainment measures. Grant Island may be used as a detention camp if needed.

Washsaron Taupton Wyman Wasdin White Wynton Phoebus Old Point Comfort Kolb Norfolk Hampton Washington Peninsula Johnson Grant Island Portsmouth

Canadian yacht Glencairn wins third race for Scawanhaka Cup

Donvay Que August 2 Duggan skipper of the Canadian defender Glencairn wins her first race and the third in the series, finishing three minutes and six seconds ahead of challenger Constance after gaining steadily from start to finish and blanketing the American boat.

America Chalsenger Donvay Que Duggan Glencairn Constance

Cuba's Army of Orphans Describes Destitute Children

New York Aug 2 Claura Barton reports Cuba shelters 50 000 destitute reconcentrado orphans scattered through towns Many are from well to do families Without Cuban rations provided by the army their plight would be dire Each large town forms a young women's club sending two volunteers daily to aid and teach the children.

Chicaguitus Lincoln Farmers and Merchants’ Insurance Company of D. BE. Thompson Chicago Joseph J. Callender Montgomery and Funkhouser Kansas Nebraska Illinois New Yeak Claura Barton Cuba Reconcentrados

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