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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1895
Page
2
An old advertisement extols babies growing healthily with Scott's Emulsion. It claims fat signals health and comfort, urging that the product supplies missing nutrition for better growth. Scott & Bowne, New York, price is one dollar eight cents.
Atlanta Nov 29 100000 visitors attend Atlanta South Carolina day at the exposition. Senator Tillman and Governor Evans deliver the day’s sensational remarks on pensions and southern politics. Evans speaks of gratitude and unity while Tillman attacks pensions and tariff effects. Berlin Thanksgiving dinner honors US relations with Germany.
Judge Sanborn affirms Sage victory in 1866 land case over 26 000 acres in Minnesota. The St Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Railroad failed to exploit concessions, overlapping Hastings and Dakota grant. Sage leads by about 280 000 dollars with roughly 100 000 dollars in costs.
Dec. 3 United States court Judge Simonton rules seizure and confiscation of the Honor illegal and orders liquor returned. Constables to be detained until costs and special master fees are paid.
Washington dispatch quotes a prominent Republican committee member predicting Chicago will undoubtedly obtain the convention. The San Francisco telegraph facilities and tolls burden newspapers, so the committee opposes moving the event to avoid higher rates and time differences.
Emmett the actor and his wife Miss Emily Lytton arrived in Denver from the west as reports say she will seek a divorce here. A socialistic faction within Knights of Labor pushes toward a new international body.
Charles Willier, bookkeeper for the Cincinnati Abattoir Company, shot himself to prevent arrest over embezzling several thousand dollars from his employers. The tragedy occurred as authorities prepared to file charges, leaving the company to mourn a trusted staffer.
William Hahann, Ohio Republican on the national committee, plans to attend the Washington meeting on December 10. He opposes changing the basis of representation and supports holding the national convention soon after June 10, not later than June 15, arguing that south disenfranchisement should not affect national delegates. A separate dispatch reports a massacre at Marash and Aintah region, with American board school buildings pillaged and a seminary burned. three students shot, one killed, missionaries safe, aid sought for destitute families, and a loss estimated at $58,000 in Harpool holdings.
Official reports show Princeton and Yale will each receive 14769 dollars from the latest football games, the largest share ever split between the two schools though expenses were modest. Receipts totaled 82003 dollars with 8467 dollars in expenditures and a net of 29538 dollars.
Secretary Hoke Smith releases his annual report detailing strict civil service enforcement, calls for removing politics from Indian affairs, and aims to make reservations self supporting. It supports three commissioners, extended tenure for agents, and overseal reforms on allotments and lands amid Dawes commission findings and arid land discussions. It also covers Pacific rail subsidies, legal claims, and President Cleveland's Thanksgiving activities.
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