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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1899

Page

10

Assessing Vacating Chestnut Street and Damages Rights

Judge Green rules against damages claim tied to Atlantic’s Chestnut street vacation. It clarifies property access as a limited right, that public highway vacations serve public convenience, and that a plaintiff lacks a private remedy unless a distinct property right is violated. Also notes trial commentary on the “Grip” pestilence and advertises Dr King’s Discovery.

Audubon Peravos Chestnut Street City of Atlantic Railroad Company Perhn Supreme Court of Brady Supreme Court Boorman Missouri Vic Emmert and Co

Arrests in Kansas City bucket shop crackdown include banked board of trade head

Kaneas Dry Jan 20 grain men and bucket shop operators, about 17 in all, were arrested under a new anti pool room law for buying and selling on margins. John W Moore president of the board of trade was among those taken, released on $100 bond for today. The list includes well known grain firms. the arrests astonished Moore’s circle.

Kansas City Kaneas Dry John W. Moore Board of Trade D. A. Brown Moore

Edwardian Era News Briefs Span U S Politics and War

Richard Harding Davis ill in New York. Major General Wood heads to Havana. Hawaii anticontract laws urged. Wisconsin Republican Payne suffers epileptic stroke. Rev Arthur Bradford dies at Buttonwood Amoy consul. Davis town fire destroys post buildings worth 75000. Dr John Read dies at Tuscaloosa inventor of iron Parrot gun. Powers gallery sale nets 150810. McLeod vs Cannon wrestling at St Paul club purses 260. Pure Food talk in Washington. Mason urges organization. Washington grant for damages to Dos Mores fair grounds denied. Discharged soldiers to travel free on government transports. North Platte recruiting order for late Lt Gran.

Wood Washington Havana Hawaii House Committees On Labor Henry C. Payne National Republican Davis I. T John Abraham Read Tuskaloosa Ala Read Powers Art Gallery Chickering Hall New York Daniel McLeod Tom Cannon St. Paul Athletic Club New Gymnasium Cannon McLeod

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