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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1899

Page

9

Alger's Homecoming Plans for Secretary Alger

Durxoir Michigan July 24 General Alger to be greeted by a city reception committee on his Washington route and by marching organizations on arrival. He will be escorted to city hall for a formal presentation by the mayor and governor, then a public reception, a meeting likely at Light Guard armory, and a later indignation meeting debated by Governor Pingree. Maybury questioned potential embarrassment to Alger but the governor favored a mass meeting.

Pingce Maybury Alger

Alger's Plan to Ship Spaniards Home Backed by President

Secretary Alger recalled a bold wartime idea to send Santiago prisoners back to Spain. He said a July 9 1898 suggestion to use Galveston failed to finalize until a White House meeting where the president approved the unprecedented plan and he cabled General Shafter that same day.

Spain Washington Alger War Department Santiago Galveston Tex United States White House General Shafter

Root Accepts War Portfolio On Briefest Notice

Washington July 24 Root becomes secretary of war after Alger resigns. Meiklejohn comments on impact, while Vanderlip settles Hastings postoffice site for 9,400 payment. Mrs McKinley to seek quiet rest. Iowa pensions payout totals 7.78 million. Dreyfus to be tried in Rennes open Aug 7.

Washington Elihu Root Alger Root New York Platt Hoestings Washieton Vanderlip Lloyd Lynn Hastings Avenue Third Street Hastings Neb Congress Dutton Lyon McKinley Piarriford N. Y Hotel Champlain Iowa Drs Mores Dreyfus Angust Paris Rennes

No Funeral Arrangements Yet In Ingersoll Death

The body of Robert G. Ingersoll lies in the bedroom where he died at Dobbs Ferry home of Walston H. Brown. Family grief delays funeral plans with no arrangements made. Cremation is likely. or burial at Sleepy Hollow if not cremated. John Clark Ridpath may deliver the eulogy. sculptor George Gray Barnard to make a death mask.

Ingersoll Yeur Robert G. Ingersoll Walston H. Brown Dobbs’ Ferry Farrell Sleepy Hollow Tarrytown Washington Irving John Clark Ridpath George Gray Barnard

Ingersoll Monument Fund Launched In Peoria

Memorial services for Colonel Robert Q. Ingersoll were held at the Tabernacle Peoria with 500 mourners including Eleventh Illinois Cavalry veterans. Twenty speakers praised his charity and advocacy of intellectual freedom. A 15 member Ingersoll memorial committee was formed to solicit funds for a Glen Oak park monument.

Peoria Prortz Robert Q. Ingersoll Tabernacl Eleventh Illinois Cavalry Glen Oak Park Ingersoll Memorial Committee

Kansas Soldier's Story and War News in Independence

Emil G. Etsold of company G, Twentieth Kansas, writes that two Aguinaldo officers were seen negotiating peace, while the U S government offers 330 Mexican for each man who surrenders his gun. Also reported is a missing wife case of Mrs. Fitzgerald, searched for by her husband in Hastings and Omaha with little progress.

Independence Kan Emil G. Etsold Company G Twentieth Kansas Aguinaldo

Rain revives crops as mills, industries push ahead

A refreshing rain in South Dakota revived corn and aided wheat filling. The Finlayson-Bonefield company of Grafton Massachusetts joined the thread combine. Yantic with the Michigan naval brigade reached Mackinac Island. Mrs Mary Love Lawless died in Lexington Kentucky at 82. Six hundred garment workers struck in New York and formed a union. Delegates from Irish societies formed the United Irish American Society in New York to unite Irish people. Rumor says a national organization will coordinate compressed air plants. Governor Tanner of Illinois tours Colorado escaped game wardens. Forty small river steamers for sale at St Michaels Alaska. Apostolic Delegate Martinelli led mass in Madison Wisconsin. Paris Temps says France may get 20 percent duty reduction to boost US competition. Free Economical Society to exhibit Russian dairy products and machine packing in St Petersburg in September.

South Dakota Finlayson-Bonefield Company, Limited Grafton Mass U. S Yantic Michigan Naval Brigade Mackinai Islands Mich Mary Love Lawless Abraham Lincoln Lexington New York United Irish-American Society United States Tanner Clinois Safariy Colorado St. Michaels Alaska Madison Wis Martinelli St. Raphael’s Church Paris Temps France America Free Economical Society St. Petersburg

Noncombatants Flee Clay County as Kin Conflicts Rise

In Manchester and across Clay County Kentucky noncombatants evacuate homes and crops amid looming violence. Armed factions gather for a march to Manchester to attend a trial in London. ChiefsPhilpots claim rival forces include White Howard. Morris faction cites Bakers alliance.

Clay County Lonnon Manchester London Philpots Aaron Morris Morris and Griffin White- Howard Morris Bakers Jia Davis Chadwell White-Howard Griffins

Governor Poynter Goes West for Nebraska Troops

Lincoln and Fort Scott dispatches report Gov. Poynter travels to San Francisco to assist the First Nebraska regiment due midweek, carrying a $1000 state appropriation for soldiers and seeking an early muster out, with a Lincoln reception planned. The piece notes a Washington ruling on commissions affecting First regiment officers, and includes assorted war news from Kansas, Lincoln, London, and Nebraska towns.

Poynter Lincoin Neb San Francisco Nebraska Philippines Lincoln

Doan's Kidney Pills End Back and Kidney Aches

An Atlantic citizen claims Doan's Kidney Pills cured his back and kidney pains after cold or overwork. W C Dunn of 906 West Sib Street describes relief after using the product from Palmer & Co. Doan's, $0.50, Foster Milburn Buffalo NY sole US agency. Neb banks report deposits over $21 million. Also ads for Dr Fowler's Extract and Ro-Tu-Bae tobacco cure.

Atlantic W.C. Dunn Sib St Doan Palmer & Co Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States Douan Nebraska Lincolln Neb State Banking Department

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Alger’s Detroit Progres Root Did Meiklejohn Wasn Hincron Fox River Kansas Kentucky Philpot Lincolnn Corbin Fort Scott M. A. Kirk Sunflower Mining Company Laxocoin Tam Claude Head Young Head Englshmen Yale Fort Croek Fort Croon John Reynolds Jessa McCarty Bellevue John Huber Post Hospital McCarty Reynolds Council Bluffs Manila John I. Moore Company L A. B. Moore Moore Healy Fort Dowpers Republican County Webster County J. F State Central Trailway Federation American Federation of Railway Employes MI SO Morrow John Morrow H. G. Weber & Co W. Rich Cass County Gass County Real Estate and Nursery Atlantic, Ia Iso Fiso Piso M. B. BuAbLay Colorado Springs Colo Werner THE Encyclopadia Britannica Encyclopaedia Britannica Harvard Columbia Morocco Fred Alexander
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