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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1896

Page

10

Public Wrath Over US Cuba Policy Sparks Barcelona Riots

Spanish crowds in Barcelona and Madrid erupt after the US Senate recognizes Cuba as a belligerent. A 15,000 strong protest attacks the US consulate, stones windows, police disperse the mob, no deaths reported. Spain readies war ships and expeditionary forces, with Adm. Beranger ordering training squadrons and armed merchant ships. The mood drives government to consider emergency credits and heightened diplomatic activity with Washington.

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No Surprise in Madrid Dispatches on Cuban Question

Washington reports intense interest in Spain over the Cuban question and rising naval strength. Public figures view Spain’s demonstrations as mob violence, not state policy. Senor de Lome declines public comment pending news from Madrid as U S inquiries and Spain discuss restitution for the Barcelona consulate incident. Chairman Hitt believes Spain may offer genuine regret or explanation.

Madrid Washington Spain Senate United States State Department Taylor Bowen Barcelona Senor de Lome New Orleans Wyoming Colorado Hitt House Committee On Foreign Affairs

Great damage from twenty year rainstorm in Pequakick Valley

Hartrorp Conn March 2 heavy rain Saturday to Sunday caused widespread ruin. Connecticut river rose dramatically flooding bridges and tracks. Old Copper mine dam burst at Bristol bringing over 1 million dollars in damage. Many residents fled homes, freight wrecks occurred near Forestville, lines suspended, losses in Litchfield county near 100000. Brooklyn mill owner killed amid numerous accidents.

Pequakick Hartrorp Conn Connecticut Middletown Bristol New England Forestville Winsted Litchfield Philadelphia Reading Litchfield County Brooklyn

Negroes Sail for Liberia from Savannah

A party of 811 African Americans from several southern states began a voyage Sunday aboard the Laurada toward Liberia, carrying supplies and funds. Fort Jackson served as a temporary anchor point while awaiting an engineer from Charleston. White escorts included President Flamer of the International Immigration Society and Dr. W. A. Rice. The third group will depart in the fall.

Savanagh Ge Savannan Liberia Republic Fort Jackson Charleston Flamer International Immigration Society W. A. Rice Des Moines William K. Roberts Washington

Rear end collision near Troy claims three lives

An eastbound Rock Island passenger train rear ended a freight west of Troy Kansas fatally injuring three. Victims include M A Alexander of Troy with a fractured skull W W O'Brien a traveling man from Chicago injured esp. spinal area A Weaton of St Joseph fireman with both legs broken. Six freight cars and two passenger coaches derailed. 12 hours to clear track.

Rock Island Nto Troy Kan St. Joszeh M. A. Alexander W. W. O'Brien A. Weaton St. Joseph Mra J. D. Williams Hinbs

Distillery Start Up in Omaha and Other 1896 Nebraska Notes

Nebraska brief items report the Columbia distillery in East Omaha to start by March 15, manufacturing spirits. Other items note a state mortgage tabulation showing declines in farm and chattel mortgages, a LaMara Iowa club indictment over liquor sales, a fatal farm accident near Stromsburg, a Deere Wells suit for 129000 damages, a leprosy case near Winfield, Weaver’s nomination of Boies for president, Holcomb invited to Idaho immigration congress, a burglary sentence in Plainview, Ex Governor Thayer ill in Lincoln, Chancellor McLean lectures in Pro Nebraska, Speer to Milwaukee, and a Wyoming snow storm with light stock impact.

Columbia Omaha Burlington Melean Peru Weaver Lincoln March Moore Nebraska Eame Iowa Clnb LeMans LaMara Plymouth County Grand Jury Prairie Club Holcomb Licoun McConnell Idaho Boise City

Booth Announces Independent Movement For Salvation Army Officers

Babington Booth ex commander of the Salvation Army in the United States says he will start an independent movement to continue uplifting the unchurched and unchristian people of the country. He emphasizes allegiance to God, not to the London headquarters, and notes a cautious,Step by step approach with no haste to form a new organization.

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Editor McBride sues 48 residents for 25000 in Aurora county

The Aurora county case follows a raid on Editor McBride, now initiating civil action against 48 citizens for destruction of property. Damages sought total 25000, with rumors of a joint stock paper enterprise to make McBride editor.

Aska Mironext McBride Aurora County

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