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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1895

Page

3

Dickersons Trial Opens as Bank Insolvency Debate Rages

Glenwood Iowa June 5 The afternoon session of the Dickersons trial unfolds with questions about the bank notes and their value. Isaac Dickerson is accused as receivers examine assets, liabilities, and insolvency while attorneys clash over strategy and witness testimony.

Glenwood Iowa Steinke Ms. Genung Isaac Dickerson Boorman Dr. Montgomery Hig Ambrose Pellett Curtis McPherson Walter I. Smith Dickerson Pellett M. A. Duval Scott J.C. Yetzer Temple Duval Mr. Duval Mr. Scott Coats & Hatton Bailey & Cadoux John Hopley Estate Mosier & Son Telegraph Mr. Boorman W. C. Carter Carter Thornell Neil Dickerson Atlantic Mac Ing Franklin Township Cass County Levi Downs Wm. Christie Bank Downs Gage & Acker Walnut Street Henry Myers A. W. Dickerson M. Myers Swan Oskaloosa Wm. Martin

Cattlemen Prepare For War At Hayden Bottoms

A convoy of about 40 horsemen moved through Twenty Mile park from Egeria and Rock Creek toward the Hayden bottoms cattlemen rendezvous. Provision wagons trailed the party, alluding to a planned conflict near Elk Head creek in the Elk Head mountains, 35 miles north of Hayden. The march inflames regional tensions as Williams park forces reportedly join the trek.

Uayden Colorado Derover Eddy Colo Twenty Mile Park Egeria Park Rock Creek Hayden Bottoms Elk Head Creek Elk Head Mountains Hayden F. T. Donk Williams Park

Survivors of Colima Confirm Telegraphic Disaster Details

Seventeen survivors arrived in San Francisco from the Colima disaster aboard the San Juan. Reports recount a top heavy deck load, inability to launch boats or wear life preservers, and a ferocious storm that capsized and sank the vessel after hours of rough seas. Survivors recount the raft ordeal and a dramatic rescue as relatives awaited news on shore.

San Francisco Colima San Juan A J. Sutherland C. H. Cushing, Jr J. M. Thornton H. H Nan Cushing Sutherland Richardson

Woodmen Meet Chooses Next City for Head Camp

About twenty five hundred Woodmen in Dubuque today for the southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois association picnic tied to the head camp meeting. Thirty one special trains carried most visitors as the head camp unanimously selected Dubuque for the next head camp in two years. Nominations for head officers include William A. Northcott and D. E. Hearne among others from Green ville Davenport, Manitowoc, Fulton, Madison, Grand Island, Omaha.

Dubuque Madison Wisconsin William A. Northcott Greenville Tus D. E. Hearne Davenport Benjamin D. Smith Mankato Wis Charles W. Hawes Fulton, Ill A. H. Hollister D. C. Sink Grand Island Nob John 9 King Omaha

Canfield and Sayre Wedding at Kansas University

Professor A G Canfield head of Kansas University French department married at noon today to Miss Jean Sayre daughter of Professor L E Sayre of the Kansas University pharmacy department.

Canfield-Sayre Lawrenox A. G. Canfield Kansas University Jean Sayre L. E. Sayre Department of Pharmacy

McCoy's Murderer Hanged in Waynespura

John Eissminger was hanged here for the murder of Samuel McCoy on January 7 last. The crime was a brutal robbery motive. In Cleveland, June 7, the West Virginia Bankers Association adopted resolutions opposing free coinage of silver.

Bankers Cleveland West Virginia Bankers’ Association

Torte Nesents Any Interference in Empire Affairs

Dispatch from Constantinople reports the sultan resisting external interference and proposing only internal law changes applicable to all, denying special Armenian exceptions. Other items note Cornell crew at Henley, eight-hour miners’ day support in Paris, US consul Lott’s death in Nicaragua, and gold shipment from Colombian mines.

Lonpoy Jiane Daily News Constantinople Paris

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