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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1893

Page

5

Business Outlook Amid Financial Struggles and Trade Decline

R G Dun reports weak sustained cattle receipts and hog packing near last year. Railroad earnings plunge about 86 percent from last year while clearing house activity expands. Banking withdrawals rise, currency premiums grow, and gold imports surge as failures mount and industrial demand softens across regions.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Congress Europe Nashville Clearing House New York Exchange Chicago New York Central Boston Albany Fall River New England Treasury Bank of England Canada United States West

Millionaire Mackey Recovering From Operation

New York August 12 John W Mackey California millionaire staying at his son apartments in the Belgravia Forty ninth street and Fifth avenue rests quietly after surgery All inquiries answered that Mackey had recovered his health

Millionaire Mackey New York John W. Mackey California Belgravia Forty-ninth Street Fifth Avenue Mackey

Express Robbers Bound Over in Wichita Hold Up Case

Wichita, August 12. Doc Snapper, fourth member of the gang that robbed the United States express wagon on July 20 and secured 7600 dollars, was arrested at Anadarko. The three others already arrested were bound over in bonds of 2000 dollars each.

Wichita Kan Doc” Snapper Anadarko

Services No Longer Needed In Pine Bluff Shops

Little Rock Arkansas August 12 announced that over 300 men employed in the St Louis and Southwestern Railway company shops at Pine Bluff would lose their jobs as their services were no longer needed.

Little Rock Ark St Louis and Southwestern Railway Copany Pine Bluff

Polk County Republicans Likely Endorse Prohibition

Des Moines Aug. 12 Polk county which includes Des Moines is watched for GOP stance on prohibition. The county convention will be run by prohibitionists who will pick delegates to the state convention and nominate the legislative ticket. A. B. Cummins leads the liberal wing and faces defeat if the party embraces prohibition, threatening his U.S. Senate bid to succeed James F. Wilson.

Des Morina Polk County Des Moines Polk A. B. Cummins R. P. Clarkson State Register United States Senate James F. Wilson Prohibition

Swineford to Probe Duncan Land Schemes at Four Offices

Special Agent Swineford arrives from Washington to pursue Duncan over land allocations and town site schemes. Four offices planned at Kildare Santa Fe Pond Creek Rock Island and western strip. Opening expected by Sept 10 if no major issues found. Also notes a near-deserted Leavenworth town after a coal strike and a wage settlement in Portspura boosting miner work.

Swineford Oklahoma Smith Guthrin O. T Interior Department Washington Duncan Kildare Santa Fe Pond Creek Rock Island Leavenworth, Kay L. V. Harkness L. D. H. Russell Brighton Coal and Mining Company Harkness

Coal Creek Miners Quiet

Nashville August 12 reports from Coal Creek and Briarville say calm prevails as miners remain restless in idleness. The body of Dick Drummond was brought to Knoxville. a coroner's jury found he died by the willful and malicious acts of the state militia stationed at Coal Creek.

Coal Creek Nashville Briarville Dick Drummond Knoxville

Prospect Dark Outlook Hits Upper Peninsula Mines

Iron Mountain Mine shutters amid 800 layoffs as upper peninsula towns brace for a bleak fall and winter. Syndicate control of mining properties fuels fears of speculative profits over legitimate industry. In Breckenridge a landslide destroys a 40 stamp mill under construction, exposing a moving hillside and threatening further collapse.

Iron Mountain Mich Chapin Upper Peninsula Breckenridge Colo Jessie Gold Mining and Milling Company

Split Switch Causes Trouble in Kansas City Crash

A split switch caused a collision between a switch engine freight train and box cars on a sidetrack near Second and Main. Switchman B F Pinkerton was probably fatally hurt and crew member George B Hayward was seriously injured.

Kansas City Second Main Streets B. F. Pinkerton George B. Hayward

Union Pacific Cuts Deep Across System

Omana Aug 12 The Union Pacific announces further job cuts across its network. The engineering corps has been reduced to a shadow, with 50 more clerks eliminated at headquarters and additional reductions noted in Boston and New Orleans.

Union Pacific Omana Boston New Orleans Engineering Corps

Drowning and deaths reported in Lyons Norwalk Parnell and more

A sequence of calamities and legal actions across states includes 12 year old John Crouch drowning near Lyons Iowa, John Parker killed from a third story fall in Norwalk Ohio, Mrs Anises Roberts celebrating her 102nd birthday in Watseka Illinois, and Bellaire Ohio resident forest F Ford sued by Emma Simpert of Cleveland for 25000 breach of promise. Also deaths from a train collision near Parnell Missouri, a rescue attempt thwarted by a bull attack in Smelson Illinois, farm damages suit against Ohio Oil by Thomas Wagoner, hay fire killing a horse in Oakland Illinois, a destructive new beetle in Wayne Indiana, a shooting of Assistant Yardmaster Flynn at Great Bend Pennsylvania, a bank cashier in Redding California defaulting on over 100000, and an attorney general opinion on three mile prohibition impacting distilleries. Levi Morton sails to Europe aboard the Augusta Victoria with family for the winter.

John Crouch Lyons Rock River Ills John Parker Norwalk Anises Roberts M. H. Peters Watseka Forest F. Ford Bellaire Emma Simpert Cleveland Tom Ricketts Robert Miller Parnell Great Western George Kaiser Smelson Thomas Wagoner Moulton Township Ohio Ohio Oil Company John Endsley Oakland Wayne County Indiana Colorado Flynn Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Great Bend Fred Grotefend Bank of Shasta County Redding Cal

Friday National League Games Recap From Pittsburg To New York

Friday’s NL games feature Pittsburg edging Louisville 11 to 3 in the opener. Baltimore beat Boston 4 to 2 behind strong pitching. Cleveland defeated St Louis 5 to 4. Washington toppled Washton 14 to 7. New York outslugged Philadelphia 18 to 10 in a high scoring affair with multiple batters contributing. Umpires: Emilie Lynch McQuaid Gaffney.

Pittsburg A. E Louisville Ehret Stenzel Rhodes Grim Hurst Baltimore Boston McMahon McNabb Robinson Gastright Ganzel Emilie Cleveland R. H. E. Cleveland St. Louis Hasting and Gunson Clarkson Peitz Lynch Washington R. HE Washton Haddock Esper Farrell McQuaid New York KK. A. E Phil’d'ip Germain Petty Wilson Keefe Taylor Clements Gaffney

City Clerk Milligan Under $6,000 Shortage Probe

The investigation into Milligan's city clerk accounts shows a $6,000 shortage. He had posted $10,000 bonds, though some bond names dispute having signed. Further developments may involve other city officials. Milligan was arrested and bondsmen have attached his property.

Futhrie O. T Milligan

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