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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1893
Page
4
Denver dispatch says Colonel J F Brennan was found not guilty after a 16 hour deliberation. The jury acquitted him of leading the mob that lynched Italian Dan Arata in July.
Bradfield Regulator Company advertised widely through druggists in Atlanta Georgia stating bold claims about health benefits and consumer use. The notice emphasizes retail availability and locations across the city.
From Pernambuco on Dec 26 the scene changes as rebel admiral Mello sails for Ferdinando de Noronha with a plan to press convicts into service aboard his ships. The Nictheroy reportedly pursues the island, aiming to force a naval clash by compelling inmates to join.
Ex Governor Grant at a Denver banquet criticized a state solution to coinage while accusing the governor of offering a national issue a false path. He warned against relying on a Moses to guide silver and gold policy and urged practical guidance rather than grand schemes.
News from Montevideo reports a fight between rebel and government forces starting at Santa Catharina with General Saravas and Salgado joining, about 3,000 involved. Rebels reportedly lost 400 while government troops were pressed to surrender. Other items note a Monson murder trial verdict, an American officer assaulted in Nice, smallpox in Paris, Vaillant supporters arrested, and various international incidents with casualties and political murmurs.
A New York grand jury reports twenty eight indictments against Van Leuven and Dr Pegg on conspiracy to defraud the government illegal fees and false statements. Dr Kinsell also faces indictments for conspiracy bribes and altered returns with Pegg charged similarly. Bonds set at five thousand for Van Leuven and Kessler and three thousand for Pegg.
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