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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1897

Page

11

Labor Federation opposes Hawaii annexation and reforms

The American Federation of Labor discussed committee reports and adopted a resolution opposing Hawaii annexation. A substitute urged presenting the issue to Congress and the president. Resolutions on an eight hour day were referred to a special committee. Convict labor and tile layer organization matters were assigned to committees as the federation pressed labor reforms.

Massville American Federation of Labor Hawaii T. J. Eiderkind Hawaiian Ouala American T Federation of Labor United ‘States Nnsc N Drew Fornseth George E. McNeil Executive Council Jng Congress Federation James Brennock BF. Doyle T. L. Lewis G. E. McNeill W. B. Prescott Walter, Thompson David Black Henry Lloyd Millard Lloyd James O’dea Charles Frank Frank Dillman Erest Krapp Gompers

Execution crowds rage at Liberty hanging

William Carr the child murderer was hanged at the Clay county courthouse in Liberty Missouri at 10:24 am. A mob surged the gallows, shouting and breaching barriers as the crowd demanded a closer view of the hanging. Carr confessed after initial denials and described abducting and killing his victim Belle Carr. The mob dispersed after a brief riot.

Wiliam Ooerr Liberty Kansas City William Carr Clay County Carr Jika Hymer Depatica Belle Carr Missouri River Papa Grand Forks

Notice of Contest in Cass-Shelby Senate Race

Atlantic Dec. 18 Thomas H. Smith of Harlan filed notice to contest the election of Democrat Dr. M J Emmert who beat him for senator in the Cass Shelby district by 24 votes. Oelwein Bank Assignments Citizens Bank of Oelwein closed its doors liabilities $95000 assets unknown James Smith assignee

Uncle Sam Br. Louis United States Circuit Court of Appeals United States Des Moines Valley Railroad Company James O. West Sylvester M. Fairchild Iowa Court of Appeals Fairchild Lowa West Atlantic Thomas H. Smith Harlan Cass-Shelby M. J. Emmert Oelwein Bank Assignia Ornwery Citizens’ Bank H. O. Sturgis & Co James Smith

Mrs McKinley Funeral Draws Crowds In Canton

Thousands braved nonstop rain for the funeral of Mrs Nancy Allison McKinley at the First Methodist Episcopal Church Canton. President McKinley and cabinet members attended, with officials from Washington and locals lining the processional route and viewing the casket before burial at the McKinley family cemetery. The city paused, doors closed, and a special train carried the Washington party home after the services.

Canton Bee Nancy Allison McKinley First Methodist Episcopal Church Helen Abner Duncan Cleveland Bach Osborne Youngstown Washington Taylor Whitelaw Reid New York H. H. Kohlsaar Chicago Manchester McAfee Earth Mother McKinley Methodist Episcopal Church E. D. Heitz C. E. Manchester Macatee Columbus McKinley George D Harter Cabinet Washington Friends G. A.R Canton Post Twentythird O. V. T Knights Templar Newport Alger Bliggy Mra. McKenna Gary Porter Mra. Porter Mra. Day

Union Pacific stands firm on Kansas Pacific bid

Washington report says Union Pacific will not meet government price for Kansas Pacific and could parallel the line at a third of the cost. Colby to Denver Central three miles would unlock Missouri Pacific tracks and Kansas City terminals in a favorable deal. Carr faces gallows for child murder. governor vows no reprieve. Major Handy recovers from illness and departs Washington with Lt. Baker.

Union Pacific Cnicano the Post Washington Union Pacific Reorganization Committee Kansas Pacific Colby Denver Central Missouri Pacific Kansas City Jefferson Orry William Carr Liberty Stevens Carr

Motherhood safety and endorsed childbirth aid claim

The item extols the value of a product to support expectant mothers through childbirth. It frames mothering as a cherished ideal and promises safety for both mother and child, claiming the product makes childbirth natural and easy and urging avoidance of alternatives.

The Bradfield Regulator for Mothers testimonial notice

A customer from Carmi Illinois praises the product Mothers Friend stating it eased labor pain and enabled a shorter delivery. The ad offers a book of testimonials, promising valuable information for all mothers, with price details and express shipping from Atlanta Georgia.

Bradfield Regulator Atlante

Senate Debates Pelagic Sealing Ban Amid Civil Service Row

Washington December 16. Senate proceedings featured a debate on a foreign relations bill to prohibit pelagic sealing by Americans as part of ongoing negotiations with Britain Russia and Japan. The measure passed 87 to 14 despite Pettigrew’s demand to halt sealing or push a June deadline. A Klondike relief resolution sought 250000 for miners, later adjusted to be shipped by reindeer. The session ended with a civil service discussion on a census director and staff for the 12th census.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee Davis United States Great Britain Russia Japan Pettigrew Pribyloff Islands Mr. McBride Secretary of War Klondike McBride Census Committee

House Banking and Currency Bill To Be Taken Up After Holidays

Washington Dec 16 The house committee on banking and currency held an animated session planning to report the president's financial recommendations along with the Gage and Indianapolis monetary commission bills after the holidays A compromise was reached to take up those measures at the first meeting after recess and the panel adjourned until the second Wednesday in January after hearing Secretary Gage tomorrow.

Washington House Committee On Banking and Currency Brosing Messrs Johnson Ind Mitchell N.Y Newlands

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