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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1895

Page

12

Bold murder and lynching fears in Holt County Nebraska

A violent robbery attempt at Bower Nebraska ends with Postmaster Graham fatally shot and Hart alarmed. two masked robbers flee. Eight Holt county farmers go on trial for Barrett Scott lynching. public sentiment predicts a costly, farcical proceeding. Various Midwest notices follow.

Brainton Neb Bower Luntz Graham Hart Graham Barrett Scott Burrz Holt County Nebraska Scott Niobrara River

Hastings Man Missing And Lynchers Ready For Trial

Hastings Neb June 6 Charles B Apgar a well known loan broker and real estate man is missing after leaving for Shelton Friday night His wife and community pay tribute to his business integrity amid questions about his absence Also in Des Moines Des Moines June 6 a nonpartisan free silver convention pressed for immediate free coinage and a mass meeting followed Recent lynching suspects Maullihan Elliott Ray Pinkerman Harris Oberle and Stanton arrive for arraignment in Burts Neb June 6 plus reports from Creston and Peru Neb on local crimes and normal institute re elections and resignations

Hastings, Neb Charles B. Apgar Shelton Apgar Democratic Central Committee Mr. Apgar Des Moines Central Bimetallic Club Burts Neb

Exciting Republican Convention in Kentucky Sees Wide Nomination Tussle

Louisville June 7 The Republican convention closed after two days of boisterous contest with about 100 avowed candidates for state nominations. Delegates voted heavily and endured long sessions, while two senatorial aspirants for Blackburn’s seat emerged alongside Bradley nominated for governor. The ticket included Bradley Worthington Stone Finley Long Taylor Davidson Reynolds Moore.

Kentucky Louisville Evans J. W. Yerkes J. W. Lewis George Denny Walter Evans Blackburn Buckner McCreary Brown Bradley W. O. Bradley A. J. Worthington H. Stone Charles Finley George W. Long W. 8. Taylor J. Davidson Register of Land Office Charles ©. Reynolds Lucas Moore

Prominent Speakers For Silver Convention List Declared

Memphis June 7 arrangement committee for the silver convention at the Auditorium next Wednesday names invited speakers including J Sibley of Pennsylvania ex Governor Prince of New Mexico Senator Turpie of Indiana H D Money of Mississippi Senator J K Jones of Arkansas Senator B M Stewart of Nevada J L George of Mississippi A J McLaurin George L Shoup of Idaho and Alexander Delmar of California Wyoming Republicans For Silver Curvene June 7 delegates elected at statewide meeting platform favors free and unlimited coinage of gold and silver at 16 to 1 with full legal tender functions.

Lowa Des Motes Beslow Chariton Memphis J. ©. Sibley Pennsylvania Prince New Mexico David Turpie Indiana H. D. Money Mississippi J. K. Jones Arkansas M. Stewart Nevada J. 2. George A. J. McLaurin George L. Shoup Idaho Alexander Delmar California Wyoming Republican Leagues of National League Convention

Kentucky Republicans Name Bradley for Governor at State Convention

The Kentucky Republican state convention met in Louisville at 1 PM in a 5,000 seat auditorium. W. O. Bradley was nominated for governor by acclamation after debate on gold standard and silver coinage. The platform praised sound currency, opposed free silver, and charged Democratic mismanagement with economic woes. The convention adjourned after midnight with Bradley planning county-by-county campaigning.

Kentucky Walter Evans Memphis Evans Samuel J. Roberts Committee On Bradley Democratic Party Yerkes W. O. Bradley

Nourishment with Scott's Emulsion for weak infants

When little ones refuse to eat and look thin and pale, mothers turn to Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil and Hypophosphites. They take it willingly, no bad taste, and soon health returns as children grow bright and hungry. Nourishment is the secret. Scott & Bowne, N.Y. All Druggists, 50c and $1.

Scott

Syrup of Figs Promotes Health and Comfort

An aged promotional notice extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system, dispels colds and fevers, and treats constipation without weakening the kidneys, liver, or bowels. It touts broad medical approval, states the product is sold in 50c and 1 dollar bottles, and warns buyers to purchase only from the California Fig Syrup Co. whose name appears on every package.

California Fig Syrup Co

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