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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1895

Page

2

Bold Pair of Thieves Rob Adel State Bank in Ia.

Two strangers robbed the Adel State bank at dawn in Apern Iowa. One robber shot cashier M Leach as he handed over a bag of cash and the bandits fled with about 6000. A running chase followed with shots fired and a capture of one robber after flames forced surrender. Sheriff Payne secured the surviving bandit as a mob pressed for lynching.

Apern Adel Puddiig Square M. Leach C. D. Bailey Jones Teach Bailey Ropher Payne Charles W. Crawford Patterson Madison County O. P. Wilkins Minnesota Stillwater Crawford Wilkins Indianola Farmer Here W. W. Crawford Leach Barr J. M. Biora J. M. Simcoke Woooy Deal Decker Robsars Chawford Ceed Fullowara

Dramatic McCoy Hearing Ends With Horner Plea

In Pierre South Dakota March 7 arguments in the McCoy case closed as Horner urged a compromise and accused Crawford of pursuing a conspiracy. The dramatic moment featured Horner declaring he holds Taylor money and offering terms to the state amid a heated clash with the attorney general. Local notices of international exhibitions, witness deaths, and various incidents follow in brief.

McCoy Pierre Pierrn Horner Defengs Crawford Taylor Horner & Stewart Charles McCoy

Rumored Injury to Grain and Wage Reductions Reported

New York March 9 R G Dun weekly review notes adjournment and improved sentiment despite higher exchange rates. Strikes by 15,000 miners near Pittsburgh and thousands in building, textile, and iron works reduce purchasing power, yet demand may rise. Cotton up 4.4 cents on reduced acreage but large stock. wheat up 3.4 cents amid large harvests. Corn down 4 cents. pork and beef higher. Iron sector sees bets on coke and ore price rises. several large Bessemer exports. Textile mills report weak orders, print cloths low, woolen demand waning. Clearings up 7.9 percent vs last year, but money markets firmer. February failures total 11.23 million, manufacturing 8.38 million.

New York R. G. Dun &Co Weekly Review of Trade Pittsburg Textile Atlantic Coke Works Bessemer Bessemer Iron

Bradstreets Review Highlights Wheat Exports and Supply Decline

Bradstreet's review of trade notes improved business from several centers tied to congress adjournment and better weather. Exports of wheat rise while world visible supply falls. February stocks drop 9.8 million bushels US and Canada, with larger orders for iron steel and building materials. Exports on both US coasts jump to 8.27 million bushels this week.

New York Bradstreet Congress Bradstreets United States Canada Europe

Demand Made by Spain Calls Recall of Havana Consul

Spanish demand for the recall of the American consul general at Havana is supported by the Peabinet council. The last blue book names Ramon O. Williams as consul general in Havana. Reports from other cities note warlike actions in New Chwang with high Chinese casualties and Japanese gains. Paris plans retaliatory tax measures if Germany expands sugar export bonuses. London reports higher navy estimates and defense program progress. Other items mention martial law in Santa Clara, influenza, mine disasters, and various obituaries and local notices.

Avai Callom Havana Peabinet Council Wasatrarox Ramon O. Williams New York Legation

Sugar bounty passes house in bitter party vote

The sugar bounty bill cleared the house by 69 to 26 amid solid GOP and Democrat opposition from Populists and Democrats. The measure sets pay rates to sugar plant producers and beets and includes added incentives for new sugar plants, with debate over funding and distribution across counties and state funds. The session also moved several bills, including Barrett Scott change of venue, irrigation measures, and a bypass to adjust appropriation levels while noting timing impacts. Other items report independent refineries allying with the sugar trust, a new postmaster appointment in Edgemont, and a sheep herder’s death in Casper.

House Conaway Relief Committee McNitt Lamborn Barrett Scott Senate Robertson Holt Scott Akers Friends of Irrigation Omaha Douglas County

Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Laxative Relief

An intoxicating old time ad touts Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system and eases constipation without weakening the kidneys liver or bowels. It claims universal medical approval and urges buying only the California Fig Syrup Co product, with price points and prominent branding.

California Fig Syrup Co

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