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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1898

Page

7

Spain to name Bernabe envoy after De Lome loss

The Spanish cabinet met to approve De Lome’s resignation as minister in Washington and appoint Senor Louis Polo Bernabe as his successor. It was also decided to convene the chambers for elections by March 20. A note from Woodford demanded Spain disavow insults to President McKinley. Madrid replied De Lome's resignation sufficed.

United States Woodford Senor Dupuy de Lome Senor Louis Polo Bernabe Polo Spain Bernabe Foreign Ministry Madrid McKinley Benor Dupuy de Lome Senor Canalejas Senor de Lome

Letter of De Lome Delivered to Canalejas as Owner

Epistle written by Dupuy de Lôme, linked to Canalejas, is delivered to his agent Carlisle with proper authority. State department says the De Lôme letter remains the legal property of Canalejas and should be returned to him. Also notes Madrid's appointment of Polo Bernabé as minister to Spain and reports cathedral fire at Danan Wyoming, plus death of opera singer Conrad Behrens.

de Lome Wasaminaron State Department Senor Canalejas Senor Dupuy de Loma Canalejas Carlisle Senor Can+alejas United States Spain Senor de Lome Madrid Senor Polo Bernabe Minister da Loma

St Valentine Festival and Community Gatherings

A detailed chronicle of a local St Valentine festival featuring lanterns hearts and Cupid themes at Mary Fersons Mary and Miss Dora Melcher homes. Contests word games geography and valentine socials at M C A rooms plus civic clubs Legion of Honor crokinole and a Phoenix hose gathering. Also reports Dauntless filibuster activity and Lackey acquittal in Missouri murder case.

East Sixth Street Cupid Dora Melcher Melcher St. Valentine's Wishing Rand Geo. H. McCormick Gail Hamill Margaret Hopley Lewis Jean Townsend Agnea Hill Valentine St. Valentine Valentines

Allen's Bill Shuts Out in Senate over Kansas Pacific bonds

In Washington on February 15 the Senate discussed Cuba and the Kansas Pacific matter. Senator Allen urged free coinage of silver, while Senator Harris questioned the attorney general's plan to redeem first mortgage bonds and appoint a receiver for the Kansas Pacific railway, warning of a potential government loss of 6.6 million dollars. A resolution sought confirmation of abandonment of redemption and sale terms, but was postponed. The session included nearly four hours of executive talk on the Hawaiian treaty. In the House, discussions centered on Cuba inquiries and Germany trade issues, with District of Columbia business filling the remainder of the day.

Washington Senate Mr. Allen Neb Foreign Relations Committee Morgan United Kansas Pacific Harris Associated Press Dispatch St. Louis Union Pacific Railroad Company Eastern Division Kansas Pacific Division Union Pacific Railway United States Aaid Gate Chandler Pettigrew House Cuba Foreign Affairs Committee State Department Concentrados Spain Germany District of Columbia

Political Equality Club to Meet at Mrs Swan Home

The Political Equality Club will meet Thursday at 3 PM at Mrs. Swan's home. Mrs. Bradford of Denver will lecture on her return about Feb 24 or 25. The column notes anti suffrage letters from New York and Illinois and argues in favor of Iowa voters deciding the issue.

Political Equality Club Swan Bradford Denver Washington, D. C New York Ilinois Iowa Illinois Indiana South Dakota Dakota Massachusetts John Davis Long George William Curtis

Appointment of Executrix for Peter Heilten Estate

Notice announces the appointment and qualification of executrix Maerua E Huicun as executrix of Peter Heilten, late of Cass county Iowa, deceased. Creditors are urged to settle debts promptly and present claims for allowance. dated February 19, 1598.

Peter Heilten Cass County Iowa Waa Maerua E Huicun

Nebraska Iowa delegation visits St Louis for Trans Mississippi Exposition

Sixty three Nebraska and Iowa business leaders arrived by special train to promote the Trans Mississippi exposition opening next June. They are staying at the Southern hotel and touring major cities to stir interest.

St. Louis Onaha Wabash Southern Hotel Nebraska Iowa

Union Pacific Cuts Chicago Special Run Time

Denver February 15 Colonel George Ady general agent of the Union Pacific railroad received a telegram from headquarters stating the Chicago special will depart Denver daily at 4:30 p m instead of 8:30 p m. and arrive in Chicago at 8:45 p m the following day. This change reduces the running time by one hour.

Denver George Ady Union Pacific Railroad The Road Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern

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Senor Palo Bernabe Woodford Presents & Note de Lowe Senor Canalejan Canalebjas Taramie Cathedral Burnoa Danan, Wy St. Matthew's Episcopal Cathedral Conrad Behrens Buhrens King Mary Fersons Carlsen Wilbur Myers Prof. Pike Belle Lyman Pearl Brnington Phoenix Hose Company Fred Lykke Wm. Kreamer Dauntless Treasury Department Savannah Won Lackey Laerty Lou Lackey Winner Richmond Nelson Lackey Lexington Allen Keaneas Han Political Equality Lub Young Men's Christian Association E. F. Plate Plate Conservatory of Music Plato Christian Association Heaven Earth Montague & Co L. T. Spangler Antic Ortine Curease Arz Lanzic Levi Downs
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