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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1899

Page

8

MORE MEN FOR OTIS NEBRASKANS SAIL AND DIE IN MANILA

Overseas dispatches report the transport Sherman arriving at Manila with 1800 troops under Brigadier General Fred D. Grant. Casualties include fourteenth infantrymen killed at Zeaporte and fifty first Iowa men. Utah artillery to accompany Nebraska regiment home on the Hancock. Pennsylvanians and Indiana units headed home. Reconnaissance and naval activity continue in the Philippines as President McKinley visits Holyoke.

Utah Fifty-First Iowa Fourteenth Manila Hale Funston Utaly Artillery Nebraska Hancock Senator Indiana Nugaealc Japan Wheaton Imus Cavite Vhiting Washington Gene A Jtis Fourteenth Infantry Zeapote Thomas Laws John Moore David E. Dague Fifty First Iowa Walter Wagner

Ten Dead in Herman Tornado Stricken Town

Herman Nebraska June 15. A devastating tornado and cloudburst left Herman desolate with ten dead and 25 injured in morgues and hospitals. Relief bureaus opened in the undestroyed school, wagons bring provisions, and aid pours in from surrounding towns and across the state.

Herman Neb Bureau of Relief A. B. Hopeing Anderson Hopking Kelso Pender Lowuis Clawson Missouri Valley Richards J. EB. Hawaing S. M. Davis Thomas Hinks Ot Blair Earl Petersen Ella Hopkins Gus Pogan Grandma Nasler Mother Hawkins J. E. Hawkins Miss Hawkins Mr. Lenock Peter Lenig Livesn Coun

Violence at Cleveland and nearby strike actions spread

Rioting erupted in Cleveland as sympathizers clashed with nonunion workers across several districts. A car was attacked on Holman avenue, windows smashed, workers joined strikers, and arrests followed. Later, girls targeted an Euclid avenue car at Superior and Bank streets, with multiple arrests. A torpedo exploded on a Willson avenue car.

Cleveland Street Railroad Clark Ausnué Pearl Street Lakeview Holman Avenue Euclid Avenue Superior and Bank Streets Willson Avenue

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