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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1897

Page

11

Polls and caucus clash mark party strategy amid votes

Fragmentary report shows Kyle riding a coalition path with Populists and Fusionists backing him, while Republicans seek a prearranged vote strategy. Delegations and caucuses in several states reflect party maneuvering on suffrage, taxation, and Transmississippi expo support.

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Tragic Ring Death Ends Boxing Bout in Cincinnati

Benny Coleman, an 18 or 19 year old African American boxer, collapsed and died minutes after a bout at the Manhattan Athletic Club in Cincinnati. William Wright, also known as William Rogers, is jailed with others as police probe the unscientific match. The coroner indicates Coleman died within five minutes of leaving the ring, while bouts continued for hours.

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Sixtuple Tragedy Strikes Winona Ranch Scene

A sixtuple murder was found on Rev. Thomas Spicer’s ranch near Winona North Dakota. Victims include Mr and Mrs Spicer their daughter Mrs William Rouse and her twin one year old boys and Mrs Waldr on mother of the local postmaster. Investigators consider Indian perpetrators plausible given location and mutilation. A suspicious Indian was seen nearby and standing Rock reservation proximity heightens fear.

Thomas Spicer Winona N. D Standing Rock Indian Reservation

Diaz to greet visiting American press in Galveston

President Diaz is expected to welcome in person the visiting editors and press representatives now in Galveston, who are arriving for a session. Diaz holds newspaper men in high regard amid the visit.

Tas Orry Mexico Diaz Seasion Galveston

Edict tightens exchange rules in Cuba 1897 era

Cuba imposes edict banning profit from bank bills and forcing exchange houses to display the matriculation subsidy and follow stamp act. bans street sale of lottery tickets by nonofficials, requires badges for sellers, and threatens military court for violators. Also notes Willard B Perkins will and charitable bequests, Sister Mary Xavier jubilee, Earl of Aberdeen marriage plans, horse disease in Jacksons Hole, bishop consecration train, rattan firm consolidation, and Mason City mill fire.

Havana Cuba

Senate reshuffles as Evans is unseated for Jeffcoat

Lincoln February 20 Senate proceedings spark a clash between Ransom and Murphy over an attack on the Lincoln State Journal. A Knights of Hi Sar Ben invitation to Omaha is accepted. The Senate replaces Evans with John Jeffcoat by 18 to 14. The House sets the exposition bill as a special order for Tuesday at 2 PM, advancing it on the legislative schedule.

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Investigating Nebraska Officials Amid State Treasury Shortfall

The Nebraska House Special Inquiry reports a state treasury deficit tied to ex-Treasurer Bartley amounting to over 500000 and an additional 28000 needing accounting by ex-State Auditor Moore. The panel urges investigations of Bartley Moore and ex-Commis­sioner Russell with possible criminal action for Moore. the report was referred to a special committee and governor's message for joint consideration.

Nebraska House Lincoln Nebraska Bartley Eugene V. Moore House Moore Russell Treasury Senate

McElree's Wine of Cardus Promises Menstrual Relief

An advertisement touts McElree's Wine of Cardus as a home treatment that regulates monthly periods with precision. It claims to strengthen feminine organs and prevent weakness, pain, and nervous debility, promising relief without local examinations for $1.00 per bottle.

McElree

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