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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1893

Page

5

Inquest at Ford Theatre Amid Clerks’ Outbursts in Washington

The Ford theatre disaster inquest opened with clerks testifying to unsafe building conditions. A dramatic disruption followed as a man accused Colonel Ainsworth of murder, provoking cheers and calls to eject him. Jurors urged fair play and restraint amid a crowded, tense scene.

Washington Lamont Albert N. Crosby Ainaworth Colonel Ainsworth Alnaworth Amiss Charles G. Banes B. H. Warner Mr. Warner Harvey R. Ross Perry Ainsworth Butler Fitch Record Pension Division Perry Fitch Spencer Bridgeport Ala Bere Mr. Perry Lieutenant Amiss Warner Amadrush Mr. Shaeffer Republic Shaeffer Willard’s Smith Thompson Jacob Freis W. N. Sayre B. Fitch Perry Monros M. M. Jarvis

Repeal of Sherman act unlikely despite pressure

Washington reports Senator Stewart states the Sherman act will not be repealed, warning that restoring silver obligations would ruin debtors and burden future generations. Also notes efforts to curb consular fee abuses, new internal revenue appointee James E. North, and a series of regional notices on finance, railroads, and local fires.

Wasniveton Stewart Wasitington Sig Pacific Coast United States North Wasamington James E. North Nebraska District of Nebraska Boyd Allen W. H. Hensley Platte County P. H. Henry State Board of Agriculture Morton St. Paul Pettigrew South Dakota Congress

KEEP ROUCH GOODS Hot Weather Clothing And Suits

KEEP ROUCH GOODS. BE CALL attention to our stock of Hot Weather Clothing. MEN'S BLACK ALPACA COATS. MEN'S FLANNEL COATS, AND VESTS IN FANCY ALPACA AND MOHAIR COATS AND VESTS TO MATCH. FANCY DUCK VESTS-DOUBLE BREASTED, OUTING SHIRTS, ZEPHYR LIKE UNDER WEAR, Madras Shirts, Straw Hats and everything for comfort in the hot days of June. Our $10.00 Double and Single Breasted stylish cut Sack Suits are going rapidly, before they are all sold avail yourself of this grand opportunity to appear well dressed for little money by pur chasing one-just the thing for warm weather. Thrifty Mothers know full well that where the largest amount of purchasing power is the the place to get high class goods at low prices, hence the continued demand for our well tailored children's 2-piece Knee Pants Suits. Strictly One Price. All goods marked in plain figures.

Insects Wreak Havoc Across Fayette County Farms

Reports from Fayette County indicate army worms devastate meadows on three large western farms, with losses running into hundreds of dollars and over 100 acres ruined on M. F. Houston’s land. Farmers deploy precautions to protect crops amid widespread damage noted elsewhere in Indiana and Illinois.

Fayette County Wanpanta M. F. Houston Winamac Ind Henry Good John Enyeart

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