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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1898

Page

10

Dun's Weekly Review Opens With Radically Different Conditions

Dun's Weekly Review reports year end failures were fewer than in any year since 1892, with total liabilities about 180.6 million, of which 25.8 million is banking. Industrial activity rose, wages advanced, and clearing house business surged. Grain and cotton markets show mixed signals as exports and prices shift, while a new Montello granite sarcophagus for Mrs Grant is completed and a Keokuk newspaper project rumor emerges.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade Pittsburg Chicago Atlantic Pacific United States Canada

Twenty Corporations Control Fresh Water Fisheries

Edwie Corbin of Chicago has tied 20 corporations into a bloc controlling Great Lakes fresh water fisheries. An English company with 5 million capital will own the amalgamated group, paying 2.6 million in cash via debentures and Dutch underwriters headed by Noordyne. The venture promises lake region cold storage and freezing plants across major cities, with officials denying a trust and arguing better prices and government savings. Corbin travels to New York. he declines to discuss details.

United States Canada Omongo Edwie Qorbin Chicago Great Lakes Antifa England Noordyne Amsterdam Holland New York Buffalo Eris Cleveland Sandusky Toledo Detroit Milwaukee Cincinnati Indianapolis Pittsburg St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Kansas City St. Louis Denver Chain of Lakes Lake Winnipeg Manitoba Corbin Anglo-American Provision Company

New York Declares Itself Second City of World in 1900

New York moves into greatness as Greater New York debuts with autocratic mayoral power. Van Wyck gains sweeping control over appointive offices and the city’s five boroughs, while parades and fireworks mark the transition.

R.A. van Wyck Interior Criminal Courts Education Special Sessions New York Manhattan Brooklyn Bronx Queens Richmond Board of Aldermen van Wick Municipal Assembly Boroughs Greater New York New York Journal and Advertiser City Hall Park Cross San Francisco City of Bedlam National Guards

Heavy Damage Suit in Oneston Iowa January First

Daniel Klingensmith, Platte township farmer, named defendant in a $5000 damage suit filed by Welby Polen. Polen seeks damages for false arrest anxiety of peace of mind and injury to reputation following Polen’s previous assault arrest dismissed for lack of evidence. Case set for January term district court. Illinois aldermen indicted over grobling houses.

Oneston Daniel Klingensmith Platte Township Welby Polen Klingensmith Polen Polen Q

Iowa Pedagogues in Session at State Convention Des Moines

About 1,500 attended the Iowa State Teachers association session in Des Moines with a main meeting led by David Starr Jordan on the coming man. The afternoon educational committee backed rural school reforms including longer three-year and four-year superintendent terms and central school bus plans to bring country children together.

Des Mines Des Mores State Teachers’ Association David Starr Jordan Leland Stanford, Jr. University

Gage Denial On Resignation Rumor In New York

Secretary Gage denies tendering his resignation and asserts no dissent with President Roosevelt on treasury policy. He notes no reason to believe the president desires his departure and says he would resign only if his financial views embarrassed the administration. The president allegedly told him to stay.

Alger Reiter Wassmngton Gage New York Treasury Department

Extradition Treaty Ratified and Returned for Senate Action

The Orange Free State ratified the extradition treaty with the United States and sent the documents back to Washington awaiting Senate action. The deals with Argentina were previously shelved after the Senate rejected the original radical extradition provisions. The issue centered on surrendering nationals for crimes committed in the other country.

Orange Free State Uniind Washington United States United States Senate Cleveland Senate Argentine Republic State Department Congress

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