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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1896

Page

11

Class of 96 Largest Atlantic Public School Graduation

The Class of 96 receives the largest sheep sking in Atlantic Public School history. Rev Wright Butler of Omaha delivers the address to a large appreciative audience at the opera house. The program includes songs by Misses Kelso and DeCoy and diplomas presented by P F OConnell. Alumni banquet at Windsor hotel follows. notable speakers include Miss Elizabeth Maclean and Rev Butler.

Atlantic Public School Elwright Hutter Quinne~ Ha Atlantic Opera House Kelso E. E. Reed Hill Wright Butler Omaha DeCoy H. G. Lamson P. F. O’connell Esma B. Dallas Lulu Zell Harlan Fred Roy Hunt Charles Enugene Latlin Kate Needles Laura Pellett Iva Pennell Lida Voorhees Harriett Wood Ada Younglove Bertha Block Fannie Block Harry Everett Bishop Harold C. Conrad John Thomas Dickerson Harvey M. Duval Fred Dwigans Ruffina Everitt Roland A. Felt John Prescott Gould Edna May Henshaw David Clark Mosier Florence Nelson Skiles Gottfried C. Steinke Ida Saxe Howard Stephen Williams Windsor Hotel Elizabeth Maclean Miss Maclean Hope Curtis Charles Lailin Will J. Findley Fred Alexander Edna Harris Gertrude Childs Florence Skyles Rev. Butler Prof. Eastman Council Blais O'Connell Harold Conrad Mame Porterfield Roslyn Steinke Nora Rapp Cora Thompson Makepeace Morris Grace Dickerson Cora Hammond Grace Phares Porter Phelps Bessie Martin Adel Poch Lillian Dawson Ella Boorman Newton Colyer Lamson Fulton Maclean Atlantic High School Telass Gail Garretson Carrie Brown Clara Barnard Ida Mabel Sanford Elsie McClure Nettie Saxe Josie Mead Miss Briggs Anita Messrs Asa Brown Percy Chase James Simonton Ralph Wallace Ralph Aylesworth Louis Pine Fred Wilson Neuter Burr

Dr King’s New Discovery credited for cures and trials

Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City was told she had consumption but two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her and saved her life. Thomas Eggers of San Francisco who suffered a dreadful cold and feared consumption was cured in two weeks after one bottle. Free trials at drug stores. regular 50 cents and 100 men. Also a report on the preliminary hearing of three Hiscox men charged with Fred Sellers murder in Oakland as witnesses testified.

Phoebe ‘Thomas Junction Pees II Emling Fred Sellars Trraman Neb Fred Sellers Oakland

To Stop Corbett Boxing Mecca Eyes Fight Crowd

San Francisco reports that after the Corbett and Sharkey match was announced the city eyes the bout but the civic federation declares prize fights illegal and will try to prevent the Sharkey Corbett affair. In New York Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr and Grace Wilson announce their forthcoming wedding event.

Corbett San Francisco Sharkey Civic Federation Sharkey-Corbett New York Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr Grace Wilson

Cullom Out of the Race for President

Washington report confirms Senator Cul lom withdraws from the presidential race. Electric Bitters advertised as a tonic for old people, claimed to regulate bowels and kidneys without alcohol, easing stomach functions and boosting appetite with mild, atonic action. Available at drug stores for 50 cents to one dollar per bottle.

Cullom Omcaco Washington the Post

M Kinley McKinley Support Dominates St Louis Meeting

In St Louis the Republican national committee spent June 11 on Alabama and Georgia contest resolutions with McKinley leading in 16 of 18 seated delegates. Manley of Maine predicted McKinley to win on the first ballot, Reed offered for president but not vice president, with discussions on bimetallic reform and a possible silver coalition among Western delegates.

Sr. Lous Republican National Committee Alabama McKinley Reed Vaughn Mosely M. H. DeYoung Georgia McKanley Manley Maine National Committee New England Gear Iowa Allison W. A. Sutherland New York Morton St. Louis Quay Canton Hansbrough Republican Party Europe England India United States Democratic Party Naglizh California Colorado Utah Montana Nevada Idaho North Dakota South Dakota Washington Oregon Isaac Trumbo Trombo Bradley Frankfort Kentucky Washington Dispatch Hanna Platt-Clarkson

Czar Remembers the Poor in Coronation Charity Gift

In commemoration of his coronation the czar donates 76000 dollars to charitable causes. The report notes the gesture as a public act of philanthropy aligned with royal duties and social responsibility.

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