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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1896

Page

12

Omaha Fire Destroys Plant at Sixth and Harney Street

A fire last night at the H. F. Ondy planing mill and the Santa Clara Manufacturing plant at Sixth and Harney in Omaha caused total losses estimated at 35 000. Watchman J B Morris sounded the alarm. origin likely near the boiler. Buildings owned by H F Ondy, insured 16 000, stock and machinery heavily financed by tenants, with little insurance on the Santa Clara stock.

Omana H. F. Oaiiy Santa Clara H. F. Onady A. P. Johnson N. 8. McLain Howell H. F. Ondy Santa Clara Manufacturing Company Fred W. Gray Santa Clara Company

Wall Street Review Notes Mixed Trade Signals February

In New York R G Dun reports mixed gains in some sectors with no broad improvement. Wheat jumps on rumors of small foreign supplies, cotton weakens, iron prices slide, and unemployment and ship goods fluctuations affect overall demand. Bradstreet notes erratic weather hampering merchandise flow though some staples rise.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade Chicago Baltimore Atlantic Standard Oil Company Russia Bessemer Pittsburg Grey Forge United States Canada Bradstreet

Whitney 15. 40T in the Race Not a Presidential Candidate Views on the Bonding Question

Jackson Mississippi February 29 The Clarion Leader prints an autograph letter from Hon W J Whitney of New York in which he disclaims knowledge of a Mississippi boom for him as a potential Democratic presidential nominee He asks friends not to join the movement and states he does not back a free coinage of silver at sixteen to one He supports gold and silver as the metallic basis of value and says any US action alone would be disastrous Until such time nations align on currency ratios he would oppose his own candidacy and aims to prevent deceiving the public

Jackson Mias Clairson-Leader Whitney New York Mississippi Perssons United States

Miss Overman Confesses Incalculated Blackmailer Plot

Miss Martha Overman testifies before an ecclesiastical court in San Francisco confessing she plotted with Mrs. Mary Davidson to ruin Rev. Dr. Brown’s character. She says she wrote letters that vilified him while denying any impropriety in their relations. The confession follows Roy Dr. Brown’s public defense after two months of silence.

Mary A. Davidson Roy Dr. Brown Brown

Proclamation Threatens Cubans with Bandit Label

From ar Louis Feb 28 A Havana cable reports a Guatao massacre sparking panic. Refugees describe 40 insurgents facing a Spanish force at Punta Barara, followed by indiscriminate firing on unarmed civilians. Five Cubans captured earlier were shot. 18 dead counted by Red Cross, framed as a Spanish victory by officials.

Ar. Louis Republic New York Havana Guatao Punta Barara Gutao Tanta Red Cross

Weyler’s Ultimatum to Cuban Insurgents

Weyler issues a proclamation giving rebels in Pinar del Rio and Havana 16 days to surrender. Insurgents who do so will face no molestation. those who do not will be treated as bandits. Civil guards to list rebels and confiscate property. armed resistance to be met with force. Western towns may form guerrilla corps. officials away from posts will be relieved. Firearms and inflammables barred in small towns.

Weyler Havana General Weyler Cuba Pinar del Rio Santiago de Cuba Puerto Principe

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