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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1895

Page

8

Hayward Executed After Troubling Last Words

Harry Hayward was hanged at 2 05 this morning after a five minute statement hoping God would forgive his past harm. He faced the gallows with a laugh and urged the trap to be pulled, while his brother received a last message from him. The case stemmed from the 1894 murder of Catherine Ging near Lake Calhoun with Claus Blixt later confessing under pressure, while Hayward denied a final confession yet remained the central figure of the sensational trial lasting seven weeks.

Harry Hayward Megarden Hayward Thaddeus ‘Hayward Holmberg Harry Father Timothy Captain Sandberg Catherine Ging Lake Calhoun Goosman L. M. Stewart Adry A. Hayward Claus Plixt The Ozark Miss Ging Adry Mr. Stewart Nye Blixt Adry Hayward Mrs. Blixt Gil Claus Blixt State’s Clough Supreme Court

Santa Fe Sale Sets World Record in Railroad History

Torexa Dec 10 Santa Fe road sells for 60 million to Edward King as the new company, with a US court confirming the sale. The transfer will not complete until Jan 1 to simplify accounts, amid a large crowd at the depot and presence of Union Trust officers and reporters.

Torexa Edward King Henry O. Caldwell United States Court Santa Fe Union Trust Company New Santa Fe

Republican National Convention Chosen For St Louis June 16

The Republican national committee selected St Louis to host the convention on June 16 after a lengthy balloting among cities including San Francisco Pittsburg and Chicago. The vote swung to St Louis as the strong favorite with San Francisco gaining and losing support across ballots amid tense lobbying.

Washington St. Louis Lenman Utah de Young California San Francisco Pittsburg Chicago David Martin Pennsylvania Michigan Wyoming Connecticut Mr. de Young Clara St. Louis Clark H. Sampson Calla Joy Bartold Cobb Pittsburgh New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma J. Ellen Foster Iowa

Exoneration of President McBride at AFL convention

At the second NY version of the American Federation of Labor, President John McBride was exonerated of charges he accepted a bribe during a strike in Pennsylvania. Delegates warned socialist interference would be squelched. The executive council report on boycotts and grievances was deferred for print copies. George McNeill led a committee on the 8 hour movement. Delegate Kennedy proposed a 16 to 1 silver coinage, unconsulted with other nations.

Pennsylvania American Federation of Labor John McBride McCrach Executive Council George McNeill Labor Union Kennedy Omaha

Driven Out by Armed Whites in Florida Misery of Lee County Workmen

A Tampa Bay Chronicle report from December 10 describes nearly 200 African American laborers from Lee County rescued by steamer after being forced to abandon work in Fort Myers. Armed whites surrounded them, guards fired, and several men reportedly drowned or were shot while fleeing. Others feared massacre as they were kept aboard the steamer for two days.

Lee County Fla Tampa Fig Lea United States Mr. Barrett McCaul Mass Mevill Barrett Pott Crisp Turner Ga Buncombe Messrs. Barrett Dingley Crow Hitt Cannon Ill Mesery Ovisp McCreary Toner Foreign Affairs Committee Judiciary Committee

Multiple Fatal and Criminal Incidents Reported Across States

A string of brief items notes drownings during skating at Belloyne Iowa and Monomines Wisconsin, a jewelry store owner in Creston Iowa involved in a bail matter, a suicide in Jeffersonville Indiana, hog cholera deaths in Harper Barber and Summer counties Kansas, a 16 year old killed by a train near Piper City Illinois, an unknown starving man found in Duluth, a firearm accident near Watseka Illinois, a 26 year old man’s suicide in Marshall Illinois, insanity and assaults by a Fort Dodge Iowa youth, a wife killed and husband later took his own life in Coal Creek Colorado, citizenship restorations for two Chicago men, a county attorney recount in Des Moines county, a gas explosion wrecking a storage building in Anderson Indiana, a judge to supervise Eldora Iowa newspaper editor Walker’s missing person case, a murderer taken to face trial in Tittin Ohio, and a Menominee Michigan hermit captured and jailed.

Ransom Delhoy Belloyne Eleyhore Monomines Hich J. B. Schwander Creston Bana George Rube Jeffersonville Ind Harper, Barber Summer County Kaw Frank Carney Piper City Ila Toledo,Peoria and Western Duluth Phay Wild George Eby Watseka Roy Hollingsworth Marshall Ili John Watterly Fort Dodge Coal Creek Colo William Ray Altguld John B. Shauf William H. Stevens Chicago Des Moines Kirkham Evld Anderson Harry Gaither John Porter Eldova Enterprise Walker Lewis Martin Miller Fremont Tittin Charles Pomblad Menominee Mich

Barrett Implicates Bayard in High Crimes Debate

Washington dispatch reports Representative William E Barrett of Massachusetts introduced a resolution accusing former secretary of state Thomas F Bayard of high crimes and misdemeanors based on remarks at the Edinburgh Philosophical Institute. The move sparked a partisan clash over impeachment and U S foreign policy.

Barrett Bayard Edinburg Washington William E. Barrett Mass House of Representatives Thomas F. Bayard United States Court of St. James Edinburgh Scotland Stata Societiam

Baby defies doctors on female health beliefs in early care

A fragmentary report notes a baby challenging medical theories about women's health. It mentions physicians' theories on female complaints, the quote Waters, and the rising role of women in taking action, though the text is incomplete.

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