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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1898

Page

7

Senate Debates Open vs Closed Session on Hawaiian Annexation

Senator Davis moved to consider ratification of the Hawaiian annexation treaty in the Senate. After a two hour debate, an informal vote favored keeping the session closed behind executive proceedings. Senator Gray urged open discussion but was opposed by Davis and others.

Wasameatoy Davis Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Senate Gray Delaware Thia Hal Mr. Gray Caffrey White Mason Morrill Morgan Hoar Spooner

Senate Confirms Large Batch of Presidential Noms in 1900s Row

Washington January 11. The Senate approved a long list of nominations including consul general James M. Stowe Missouri at Capetown and B K Bruce DC register of the treasury Charles H Morrill surveyor of customs at Lincoln Neb. Several land office receivers named across South Dakota Iowa Nebraska and Kansas. A long postmaster slate across Iowa and neighboring states followed. In House debate over civil service law opponents outnumber supporters nine to two with Speaker Reed’s allies aiming to end debate. Moody to test closure today.

Chicago Montague & Co L. T. Spangler Atlantic Iowa Senate UDV Sage Civil Service Law Wational Washgaton James M. Stowe Missouri Capstown Cape of Good Hope B. K. Bruce District of Columbia Register of the Treasury Charles H. Morrill Port of Lincoln Neb O. A. Blake Huron RB. D. Harris Sidney W. N. Akers Alliance J. Loughran Des Moines R. B. Welch Topeka Kan John Westdahl T. C. Burns Mitchell United States L. Miles G. L. Whine Holstein T.D. Long Manson L. Mackenzie Sioux Rapids S. IP. Myers Anita B. Murphy Vinton I. O. Munger Waterloo A. Romey Sibley W. W. Reynolds Sheldon J. Tooley New Hampton H. A. Taeling Charles City R. C. White Glenwood E. G. Swift State Center G. R. Russell Audubon I. H. Robbins Waukon D. B. Pond Monticello H. A. Perrin Monroe H. P. Newton Keoto H. J. Muhs Akron J.H. Morrison Seymour F. H. McQuabe Logan Washington House Friends of the Law Reed Moody Mesara Cooney Dorr W. Va Cox Tein Little Dem Ark Braun Washination Melville Sheridan Osceola William H. Letts Columbus Junction South Dakota John A. Stanley Hot Springs J. T. Smith Scotland J. Curry Watertown Nebraska William A. McCook Indianola Henry C. Booker Gothenburg Leander Jewett Broken Bow Charles V. Hay Weeping Water Percy A. Brundale Tecumseh Richard ©. Perkins St. Paul Andrew J. Anderson Neligh Griffith J. Thomas Harvard Alexander Graham Beatrice Jasper L. Rowey Wisner

Hanna Lacks One Vote in Ohio Senate Fight

In Columbus on Jan 11, Hanna is believed to be short by one vote to win the election. Opponents push affidavits from Republicans while Democratic leaders claim Hanna’s defeat is assured. Bribery rumors circulate as lawmakers mingle at the Great Southern hotel and Neil house amid a tense, late-night scramble over ballots.

Commers Hanna Democratic Kurtz Gayman House Democratic Steering Committee Manuel Montgomery County Griffith Union County Anti- Hanna Bushnell John P. Jones Stark County McKinley Jones Miners’ Union Republicana Great Southern Snyder Neil House Hanna Nen D. Hollenbeck Repubican State Executive Committee Cincinnati Otis Hamilton County Hanna Wen

Largest Republican convention crowds in Columbus history

The Columbus mass Republican convention at the Auditorium drew capacity crowds of 5 000 with doors closed to many. Hisses greeted Governor Bushnell Kurtz and allies as speakers urged party unity amid denunciations of traitors and "Judas" from a fervent audience.

Ocolumbus Amiass Bushnell Kurtz Senator Foraker Columbus Glee Club Ita Tippecanoe Club Cleveland Business Men's League Judge Nash Walter L. Weaver Springfield Kurta Congressman Weaver Weaver Grosvenor Northway Parton Southard Judge Goble Cincinnati Robert M. Nevin Dayton Nevin Hanna John B. Malloy Balters House Burton D. W. Ayers Marysville W. W. Peabody Neil

Inauguration Looms as Shaw Set for Indictment Thursday

Des Moines and Chariton report inauguration arrangements for governor elect Shaw at the capitol at 2:30 pm with a 1 pm civil and military parade. Legislative session opens uneventfully as committees await post inauguration organization. Sugar beet experiments show Iowa counties can profitably grow beets for sugar under proper care. A mysterious box cadaver case is explained as a student cadaver sent to Chariton and now in custody. Red Oak man bequeaths city property to fund a new public library, the Diederoka library.

Des Moius Shaw State Agricultural College Des Moines Iowa Agricultural College Iowa Charles T. Curtiss Cnariroy St. Louis Victor Albert Victor Marion Simms Medical Albert Chariton Red Oak J. G. Diedericks City of Diederoka

Iowa Appeal for Cuban Aid and Powder Shortage Crisis

Governor Drake urges Iowans to aid suffering Cubans while a government powder factory is recommended after a report shows the navy will exhaust available powder in a 10 hour battle. New postmasters named in Iowa and nearby states. Senator Chandler talks with President McKinley affirming support for international bimetallism. A cold remedy claim concludes the item.

Iowa Des Moyes Drake

Denver and Gulf plan track link Cheyenne to Colorado lines

Denver and Gulf rail officials announce relay of tracks between Fort Collins and Cheyenne to restore full independence from the Union Pacific system. Planned five to six miles of track between Greeley and La Salle will connect the Julesburg branch to the main system, with Gulf trains avoiding Union Pacific lines. Prospective Wyoming branches planned after Gulf reorganization.

Wyoming Colorado Denver Union Pacific Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf Railroad Fort Collins Choysane Greeley la Salle Julesburg

Marriage of Leona Nichols and Albert Mountain at Cumberland

At the bride's mother's home near Cumberland on December 20 1497 two of Cass County's respected young people Miss Leona Nichols and Mr Albert Mountain were wed by Rev McCormack of Mitchellville. Only close relatives and two couples attended. A wedding supper followed and the next day a large dinner at Ley Mountain's home. they plan to settle on a Bear Grove township farm with many well wishes for a long prosperous future.

D. A. Nichols Cumberland Cass County Leona Nichols Albert Mountain Rev McCormack Mitchellville Leys Mountain Levi Mountain Bear Grove Township

Political Equality Club Meeting and Petition Update

This city column from the Political Equality club notes a meeting at Mrs T B Swan’s home on Thursday afternoon January 13 with a roll call and discussion on Women as Poets. The group has extended petition work to January 29 and reports progress from all towns, including Mrs Bartles of Wiota reporting 60 voters.

Political Equality Club

Lamp Explodes in Cumberland Store Wrecks Lamp Top

A large kerosene lamp in Mr Briscoe's Cumberland store exploded Saturday evening, tearing off the lamp top and splashing oil around. Briscoe turned his head at the moment and avoided a direct facial injury. A potential fire was averted as locals aided, with band ex Anguishers noted for service. DoeWitt's Witch Haze Salve Cures Piles Scaids Burns.

Mr. Briscoe Cumberland DoeWitt

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