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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1899

Page

9

French Senate and Chamber Uphold Laybory Policy Vote

The French Senate and Chamber of Deputies backed the government, 208 to 287 in the chamber and 187 to 25 in the senate, securing a majority to continue the ministry. Stormy session saw Marquis de Gallifet under attack as radical papers criticize Meline while praising the cabinet victory and unity. A Paris report notes a Tage cruiser departed with Dreyfus aboard and returned after fog and pigeons were released.

Marquis de Gallifet Revolutionary Socialista la Commune M. Millerand General de Gallifet Waldeck-Rousseau Chamber Senate M. Meline Chamber of Deputies Sonata Poris Brest France Sfax Dreyfus Éailora Tage

General Strike Averted as Packers Offer 1883 Wage Scale

Chicago packing firms, after granting a 25 cent day rise to unskilled workers, faced renewed pressure as skilled labor demanded higher wages. Armour Killings room idle. several firms refused hog purchases. Packers proposed reverting to the 1898 wage scale, signaling a potential end to a threatened general strike. Other items note insurance ruling on assessment policies, Harper leaving Chautauqua, and railway through-train policy in Iowa.

Chicago Ontanao Armour & Co Swift, & Co Nelson Morris & Co Lipton & Co

Maher Quickly KO's Morrissey in Rare Irish Bout

New York June 21 Peter Maher Irish heavyweight scored a rapid 55 second victory over fellow countryman Mike Morrissey of Tipparary at Lenox Athletic Club. Morrissey weighed 182 pounds while Maher tipped 174 as the Irish rivals met. a swift right cross and light chest blows finished the match with Maher dominant throughout.

Mike Morrisey New York Peter Maher Mike Morrissey Tipparary Bas Lenox ‘Athletic Club Morrissey Maher

Loubet to Ask Bourgeois to Form New French Cabinet

Paris June 21 reports President Loubet will invite M. Bourgeois former premier and foreign minister to form a new cabinet as a prolonged crisis grips the administration. Dupuy and Lockroy urge relief from office while a potential combination includes Bourgeois Brisson Poineau and Waldeck Rousseau.

Paris Loubet M. Bourgeois MM. Dupuy Lockroy St. Michaels Azure Islands Sfax Dreyfus France Bourgeois The Hague MM. Bourgeois Brisson Poinesra Waldeck-Rousseau

War Possibilities for Natal Volunteers in Readiness

Natal volunteers have been ordered to hold themselves ready for active service. War department activity on certain requisitions is suspended as regiments prepare to leave Capetown for Kimberley on short notice. An engine driver near Kimberley reports armed men drilling at Houtkraal, Dearr, and Pontfontein, said to be Dutch aiding the Boers if hostilities resume.

Natal Capttown War Department Capetown Kimberley Cape Railway Houttkraal Dearr Pontfontein

Dreyfus Trial Draws Crowds to Rennes Hotels

The Paris Rennes voyage anticipates Dreyfus arrival with crowds of foreigners filling Rennes hotels at high rates. Precautions protect Brest and Rennes routes. Dreyfus may land elsewhere than Brest on June 30 per Le Figaro. Federation vote in Sydney shows 11,045 for and 10,551 against. Victoria votes pending.

Dreyfus Paris Rennes Brest The Figaro Breast Sypnty Sydney Victoria Loxton the Times New South Wales Queensland

Destructive hail and rain flood Bartley Ravenna area

A severe storm struck Bartley and surrounding country with hailstones six and a half inches in circumference and heavy rain. The B and M track flooded, boats usable around town, and farmers face major losses with little hail insurance. In Ravenna five inches of rain caused streets to flood, cellars to fill, and Beoley's mill dam to be at risk as washouts appear near Burlington yards and along the line to Broken Bow.

Bartley Ravenna Barney Neb Beaver Creek Beoley Burlington Yards Broken Bow St. Michael

Timothy Dwight Retires From Yale After Final Sermon

Yale New Haven June 26 venerable President Timothy Dwight preached his last baccalaureate sermon before the graduates marking the 50th anniversary of his own graduation. Old classmates filled Baptism Chapel as Dwight spoke in retrospective, personal terms and delivered a solemn farewell valedictory with evident emotion.

Yale New Hayer Timothy Dwight Yale University Dwight Battel Chapel

Sioux City Bank in a Suit over Defrauding Stockholders

In Sioux City on June 26 stockholders filed in federal court to block a transfer of controlling interest from the First National Bank to Farmers' Loan and Trust Co, alleging plans to defraud holders by levying a large assessment and seeking a receiver. Separate notes report murder suspects Matt Smith and Coffee Brauer sought by Chicago and Michigan police in Curacao. Troops in Pana, Illinois, influence miners as black residents refuse mine reentry without guard. Locusts and drought threaten famine near St Petersbourg in Asiatic Russia under Prince Paratinski.

Sioux City First National Bank of Farmers’ Loan, and Trust Company of Martin Meier Curcaco Matt Smith Brauer West Fifty-seventh Street Smith Michigan Chicago Pana Als Penwell

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