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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1896

Page

4

Blue Cat train robbers strike for fourth time in decade

Blue Cat, near Kansas City, again hosted a James and Younger era style robbery on the St. Louis and Chicago express. Masked gunmen seized the engineer and express messenger A J Frier, detached the express car, and looted small safes while dynamite and guns were used to force a retreat. The dive ended with the engine abandoned two miles beyond Blue Cat and Frier left shaken but unharmed, with a large sum reportedly secured for Christmas. Also a separate incident in Omisiveras Ohio ends with a 18 year old boy killing his sister during a revolver play.

Kansas Orry Blue Cat James St. Louis A. J. Frier James Gang Chicago and Alton Gorver Kansas City Independence J. A. Frier Frier Putin

Narrow Escape With Wild Texas Steer at Stockyards

Nelson Morris the millionaire packer escaped being gored narrowly in a cattle pen at the stockyards when a fractious steer leapt up. J Robart suffered serious injuries including a dislocated shoulder and deep cuts from the same incident. Morris knocked the steer away but both men faced danger as cattle were driven to safety.

Morris Hal Texas Nelson Morris J. ©. Bobart Bobart Commission Company Mr. Robart Mr. Morris Mr. Bohart Mr. Bobart

End of Mayfield Race War Brings Quiet After Dark

Race war at Mayfield ends after a citizen meeting where white and colored residents agree on peace. Women and children stay indoors, businesses close after 10 pm, and only police roam streets. Colored residents accept consequences to avoid outbreak. Railroad Caught In Indiana Polls Dec 24 The New Monon Railroad Company holds 60000 in the National Bank of Illinois which failed at Chicago. Payday on the road is the 28th. payments are by check through local agents. Judge Woods says workers will be paid even if receiver's certificates are needed.

WasHinatoy United States Great Britain Lord Salisbury Julien Pauncefote Washington Senate Congress Pavuoasa Eky Mayfield InpianaPolls New Monon Railroad Company National Bank of Linois Chicago Checke Woods United States Court

Famous Ioy Baritone Returns to San Francisco

Dec 24 report from San Francisco states Elmer Russell, a 14 year old boy baritone, was dismissed from the Elsie Adair company in Honolulu and returned on the Belgic. He is accused of shooting and seriously wounding two Japanese before escaping on the steamer.

Ioy San Francisco Elmer Russel Elsie Adair Company Honolulu Belgic Russel

Shipping and Industrial League elects A K Miller president

At the New York meeting of the executive board Captain A K Miller of New Orleans was elected president to succeed the late Captain Ambrose Snow. Miller has long led the chamber of commerce of New Chiosns, Grima Fs Champion, Onrcaco, Dec 24. Charles H Grimm of Clear Luk fa is the champion shot of America. In a 100 birds for $200 a side match Grimm defeated Dr Carver to win the championship with a score of 6 to 98.

Shipping and Industrial League New York The American Shipping and Industrial League A. K. Miller New Orleans Ambrose Snow Miller Chamber of Commerce of New Chiosns Onrcaco Charles H. Grimm Clear Luk America Grimm Dr. Carver Winston Gilbert Omcaco John Winston Washington Ind Fred Gilbert Watson’s Park

Trust Forcing Fight Over Arbuckles Woolson Spice Move

Great interest grips the coffee trade as American Sugar Refining announces a further one cent per pound cut in Woolson Spice coffee. Arbuckle Bros deny reducing prices, plan rapid expansion in Brooklyn, and seek to counter the sugar-backed move while remaining independent. A parallel report from Rochester notes Rev. David Kirkpatrick’s arrest for allegedly attempting to act as a police officer while seeking material for sermons.

New York American Sugar Refining Company Woolson Spice Company Spice Arbuckle Brothers Goures Arbuckles Woolson Arbuckle Bros Lion Woolson Company Brooklyn Rochester David Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick

Ex Queen Liliuokalani Heads to Boston via Texas Stop

Ex Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii and her party traveled through San Antonio on the way to Boston. A telegram said Princess Kaialana is ill in London and cannot meet her, possibly prompting a London stop for the queen.

Boston San Antonio Tex Liliuokalani Hawaii Kaialana London

Will of ex mayor Henry Pierce reveals large public bequests

The late Henry Pierce, former Boston mayor, filed in probate. Public bequests exceed $2,000,000 with Harvard College, Ware General Hospital, MIT, Museum of Fine Arts, and Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital each receiving $60,000, as chief beneficiaries.

Omcaco Henry Pierce Boston Harvard College Ware General Hospital Massachusetts Institute of Technology Museum of Fine Arts Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital

Tilden library trusts ruled invalid in court decision

New York reports that the will of Ramuel Tilden has its residuary and library trusts declared illegal for violation of the statute against perpetration. Executors seek construction, while various beneficiaries receive specific principal sums and questions arise over investment changes. Governor Bradley in Kentucky criticizes mob murders and pledges rewards. General Prime’s dispute with Governor Drake and Adjutant General Wright goes to trial. publishers protest the Loud bill. and Bryan appears publicly in Atlanta discussing citizenship principles.

New York Cortain Ramuel Tilden Supreme Court Indo Court of Appeals Spelton Petton Adelaide Buchanan Lucy F. Tilden Misa Maria Celeste Stauffer New Orleans Lebanon Yonker General Prime Des Moines Drake Wright District Court

Pardons and a Railway Pact Highlight Dec Reports

Governor Clough pardoned Phil Soubeig once linked to a Minneapolis bank robbery in which Floyd brothers were involved. A imperial ordinance authorized a new eastern Chinese railway from Hei Lung to Kirin with 5,000,000 roubles capital, open to Russian or Chinese holders. A state reformatory fire caused $100,000 in losses, while William W. Ustick, 48, committed death by suicide with landing compound in Des Moines.

Phill Sehely St. Parx Clough Phil Soubeig Stillwater Minneapolis Scheig Floyd Brothers Floyd Boys Hei Lung Obiang Kirin Manchuria Eira State Reformatory F. H. Mills Company Landangy Des Mores William W. Ustick Rock Island Road Landanum

Christmas at the McKinleys in Canton

President elect McKinley and family spent Christmas Day at the old Canton homestead. Major and Mrs. McKinley drove about in a cutter with family, shared a midday turkey, and hosted a quiet gathering with music and close friends. Messages and mementoes from across the country arrived by letter and wire.

Canton McKinley Boalness Boyle Columbus Joseph P. Smith Urbain Old Homestead Helen Major

Five injured and one killed in Allentown grade crossing crash

Dec 26 Allentown Pennsylvania five persons were injured and one killed when a Central railroad of New Jersey passenger train struck a trolley car. Motorman TL J Ware, 49, died instantly. Injured include trolley conductor George Dresger and four Bethlehem residents. Front platform collision caused the fatality and injuries from flying car debris.

Allentown Central Railroad of New Jersey TL. J. Ware George Dresger Mia John Brink P. Gehman Ed Werg Bethlehem

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