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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1897

Page

5

Corbett dramatic health check clears rumors in Carson

In Carson on March 5 Dr. John Guinan examined Jim Corbett at Shaw's Springs after a liver health rumor. The doctor found no issue, praising Corbett's physical condition. District Attorney McGowan pressured Fitzsimmons camp for a license, settling on a $75 annual theatrical license.

Fitsalmmons Dan Stuart Carson Nev John Guinan Shaw’s Springs Jim Corbett Guinan Kid Egan Egan Corbett Fitzsimmons’ Camp McGowan Crooks’ Place Martin Julian Fitzsimmons Julian Joe Raycroft Crooks’ Ranch Fitzsimmons Gymnasium Starr Fitzsimmone

FOWA MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS SHOW WIDE DEMOCRATIC TURN

The March results reverse fall party gains with Democrats or citizen movements taking Ottumwa, Perry, Atlantic, Anamosa, Burlington, Cedar Falls, Maquoketa, New Hampton, Clinton, Newton, and Oska Jooss. Silver issue sways Croston, Toledo, Tama. Prohibitionists lose Centerville. Boone fully Democratic amid finance dispute. Pastor M A Hampton charged with abduction in Omrago Mattoon case.

Pasion Citien Bers Mores Ottumwa Perry Atlantic J. B. Jones Anamosa Citizens Burlington Cedar Falls Maquoketa New Hampton Union Clinton Newton Croston Toledo Tama Oska- Jooss Centerville

Death Penalty Upheld for Train Robbery in Kansas City

Kansas City judge Woodford rules the death penalty for train robbery constitutional in the Blue Out train robbers Kennedy Bolen and Flinn case. They faced trial and may appeal to the state supreme court if convicted.

Kansas City Woodford Criminal Court Kennedy Bolen Flinn Supreme Court

Bayard banquet marked by grief over term end

A grand Banquet at the Mansion House honored Mr. Bayard as his American ambassadorial term nears expiry. Lord Mayor Phillips and Lord Salisbury led sentiments praising peace, with over 800 guests including Mrs Bayard and Miss Bayard present. Washington notes and Greek politics also appear in this despatch.

Mr. Bayard Lord Salisbury Bayard Great Britain United States Dominion of Canada Sir Edmund Menson Washington Paris California Viscount Peel Bayned Miss Bayard J. R. Carter Commander Cowles

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