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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1898

Page

11

Exports Falling Off Prompt New York Canal Upgrade

Albany Feb 7 The annual State Engineer Adams report stresses New Yorks waning mercantile prestige as exports shrink from two thirds to about one third of the nations total while imports hold steady at two thirds. He urges speedy canal improvements and lower terminal charges to curb trade diversion to other states and notes total project cost estimated at 16 million.

Albany Adams Great Britain Atlantic Gulf States Adam Sinys New York Boston Galveston New Orleans New York City Buffalo New Yorks Adans

The Expectant Mother Brings Joy Beyond Sorrows

The piece argues against viewing the biblical curse as a doom for humanity noting that a mother's joy at first holding her child proves that motherhood brings strength not doom. It warns of danger and suffering in pregnancy and urges avoidance to reach a healthy, vigorous birth.

Anson Curiaco Adrian GC. Anson A. G. Spalding Chicago

Labor Reform Convention Call and Motives

A call for the first regular annual United Labor and Labor Reform convention to meet in St. Louis on May 2 1898 outlines goals. It seeks closer unity among reform advocates, limits on judiciary power, economic cooperation, direct legislation, and representation by local reform organizations.

St. Louis United Labor and Labor Reform Convention United Labor Convention Chicago M. P. Carrick United Labor League of Western Pennsylvania Sheridan Webster Social Democracy of William Brandt B. M. Banunizer Trades and Labor Union of St. Louis and Vicinity Mary Jones Knights of Labor John F. Waters Single Tax Club William Mailly Central Labor Federation Nashville, Tenn OC. F. Stephens Single Tax Society Philadelphia Dan McDonald Trades and Labor Assembly Butte, Mont

Divide into Factions at Fifth Avenue Church Amid Resignations

The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church trustees resign, prompting a congregational meeting February 14 to choose new leaders. Supporters back Rev. John Hall amid factional rifts tied to the Warszawiak affair and financial backers like the McCooks Maitlands and Sloanes. Warzniaki incident deepened divisions as Hall’s stance drew mixed reactions.

New York Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church John Hall Hall Loth Robert Bonner J. H. Work McCooks Sloanes Bonner Warzawiak Warczawiak Dr. Hall Mr. Bonner Warszawiak Church of John Parsons

Hotel Alvord Fire Kills At Least Eight In Gloversville

Large fire at the Alvord house in Gloversville destroys the five story brick hotel. Five lives are confirmed lost with at least eight believed dead. Fire started on the ground floor, guests jumped or were rescued, many injured. Property loss estimated at around 100000. Additional items cover railroad consolidations, postage stamps, and local accidents.

Gloversville Alvord Henry O Day Bellboy Rupert E. J. Kimball Indianapolis Ind Benjamin F. Strickland Alvord Hotel

Taylor Carew case ends with Franklin dismissal

The state dismissed charges against A. H. Franklin in Minax Missouri, ending the Taylor brothers cattle theft trials. Franklin had testified for the Taylors and was later indicted for perjury.

Sant of Taylor Carew Minax Taylor Brothers A. H. Franklin Franklin Taylors Warren McCullough

SPEED ACROSS PLAINS NEW ERA IN WESTERN TRAVEL

A special Denver to Chicago Chicago Special train completed its first trip in 28 hours and 2000 miles across the plains. 50 passengers rode under Samuel Hutchinson on the Union Pacific with connections to Chicago. Newspaper representatives toured the train from Denver to Chicago amid cheering crowds and praise for the rapid service.

West Denver Chicago Jutzssere Colo Union Pacific Gulf Northwestern George Hockenberger Plains Julesburg Denver and Gulf Railroad Council Bluffs Overland Limited Samuel Hutchinson Union Depot

PUBLIC SYMPATHY FOR MOB IN SEMINOLE BURNING

Excitement grips Pottawatomie and Seminole counties as arrests proceed for the stake burning that killed Seminole Indians and Deputy Marshal Harry Thompson. The governor’s $1,000 reward stands. other rewards offered. Mob sympathy hampers warrant service. arraignments feared to provoke violence. several prominent Seminole locals among the arrested.

Guruhem C. T Pottawatomie Harry Thompson Barnes Department of Justice Thompson United States Commissioners

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