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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1899

Page

5

Windsor hotel fire death toll and missing list grows

After the Windsor hotel fire in New York, rescue teams of over 200 workers labored through mud and debris with limited progress. The death toll stood around 43 with many injured in critical condition, and a published list named dozens of missing individuals across multiple households and neighborhoods.

New York Windsor Hotel Fifth Avenue Forty Sixth Street Mary Anglin Jane Bruit N. K. Bradley Aston Bischoffshausen Flossie Boyes Henry McCarthy Jennie McKenna Jennie Morat Nash Patterson Judge Patterson Colorado Miss Reid D. 8. Salamon Rosina Salamon Kate Rhea James B. Stokes Adelia Simpson Mary Sieman Mary Loy Mary Walsh Annie Ward

Miraculous Escape by Twenty-Second in Philippine Skirmish

March 20 report details a reconnoitering mission by General Wheaton's brigade facing Filipino forces at Taguig. Washington volunteers repelled an insurgent column after a surprise attack, three Twenty-second infantry companies engaged, casualties grew with three killed and 21 wounded. one prisoner died after surrender, another escaped after fighting back. Wheaton pursued along the lake toward Morong, with insurgents reportedly weakening as eagle-eyed prisoners describe. Major General Otis notes gunboats seizing Laguna de Bay and Wheaton driving the enemy, 200 dead left behind.

Masina Wheaton Washington Volunteers Taguig Washington War Department Otis Manila Grant Utah Laguna de Bay Lake Pasig Morong Los Angeles

John Sherman Improving in Jamaica Tour Vessel Paria

John Sherman shows steady but slow recovery in Jamaica after arrival of the American line steamer Paris with Americans touring West Indian waters. He remains too ill to be safely transferred to the United States cruiser Chicago today while aboard the Paria, drawing great interest from the party and crew.

John Sherman Kincaston Jamaica American Line Paris Frederick Watkins

McKinley Resting in Georgia Amid Privacy Requests

President McKinley rested in Thomasville Georgia during a private lull in his travel. Officials say Washington handles all government business while here and locals recall his vigor four years ago, noting callers were refused and only essential personal tasks were attended to. Local sentiment favors his rest and recovery.

Freatient Caron Offive ToMasvian Mareh T MeKtrley Iay Adin Thomasville Cortelyou Washington McKinley Senator Hanna

OUST THE INSURGENTS AT PASIG AND PASIG TOWN

Dispatch from Manila reports Wheaton’s forces repelling a night assault near Pasig and Pasig town. About 350 Filipinos surrendered at Taguig and 175 were captured at Pasig. 106 dead, 190 new graves found near Pasig. Wheaton’s brigade holds Pasig and Pateros with light losses.

Wheaton Oris Taguig Washington Regiment Pasig

Choate Impresses British Audience At Great Britain Dinner

Ambassador Choate delivered a brilliant after dinner speech as principal guest at the Associated Chambers of Commerce gathering in London. He drew praise for his eloquence applauded by business leaders from the three kingdoms and left a strong impression of becoming an institution during his tenure.

Wagle Saravia Sted Lospos Marth Choate Amma Associated Chambers of Commerce of Great Britain Jim Charles Three Kingdoms Choato

Telegraphic Briefs From Across The Nation

Camp Meade muster out plans move fast. War dept clerks cut by 120 and 59 discharged. About 60 lawmakers to inspect proposed Nicaragua and Panama routes. J W Spalding resigns NY Club director over sportsmanship. Batavia dispatch reports revolt and Dutch administrator killed. Terrible boiler explosion at Devonport kills one, injures two, burns others. Roosevelt refuses to spare Martha Place. electrocution planned next week. Pigeon messenger service approved for French liners Havre New York. start next month. Missouri House kills two cent passenger rate bill. railroad salaries opposed. Gardner Murray 20 round draw in Hot Springs, crowd ~1,200. Over 100 leather goods makers meet in NY to form combine worth $24M preferred and $30M common stock. Elfweed Pomeroy calls Buffalo convention June 28 July 4. Pingree leads signer list. possible run for president.

Camp Meade Middletown War Department Nicaragua and Panama Canals J. W. Spalding New York Baseball Club Batavia Soomgata Celoades Devonport Roosevelt Martha Place Brooklyn Sing Sing Havre New York Missouri House Oscar Gardner Jimmy Murray Hot Springs Ark Elfweed Pomeroy New Jersey Buffalo Pingree

Passenger John Sherman Til ill with pneumonia in Fort de France

John Sherman Til, a passenger aboard the American line steamer Paris arriving from Trinidad with an excursionist party touring the West Indian islands, is reported to be suffering from pneumonia in Fort de France on March 16.

John Sherman Til Fort de France John Sherman American Line Paris Trinidad West Indian Islands

Mayors Proclamation Notice of Election in Atlantic City

Notice to qualified voters of Atlantic City Lews that an election for mayor city treasurer assessor and one councilman from each ward will be held Monday March 27 183 in four wards at specified locations. City Council named judges and clerks for each ward with names listed. J S JONES mayor.

Atlantic Lews Virse J. A. McWard Fourth Street Sn Nascrvent Court House Hedges Walnut St Hi B Sixth Streets Sale Jeimes Stier Pont White Wain A. Shuter Lang Ramsey Dicker Wilcox Wai Curry Woc Ram Poy Melay If Tosterlin Pine Dailges Alm Nipper Tharwish Geo Turner H. M. Brown John Shultz Do AG Wilken O. C. Moore Jones

California Legislature Adjourns Without Senator Pick

The California legislature adjourned sine die without electing a United States senator to replace Stephen A. White. Governor Gage urged immediate action, but lawmakers failed to decide, while Governor Wells announced he would not appoint a senator for now, deferring to the next legislature or a future senate decision.

Cathorsts Teogilature White Sacyavavo Legislature of California United States Stephen A. White Boon Gage Chaers Wella Wal Lane Lake Wells Cannon Joint Assembly Utah United States Senate

Secretary Alger May Resign At Jekyll Conference

Rumors swirl at the millionaires’ resort of Jekyll Island about Secretary Alger’s possible resignation during a power conference with President McKinley and Speaker Reed. Observers note Reed’s calm stance and a looming meeting with the president, while Alger’s fate remains unsettled amid intense political speculation. The president attends church in Thomasville, remains pale but engaged, and a crew of officials travels by special car.

Erumora Reed Jekye Isnaxp Hanna Hobart Day Alger The Powers Jekyl McKinley Thomasville Methodist Church of Ulder J. O. Branch Jekyl Island

Mayor's Proclamation on Voter Registration for Atlantic Iowa

Mayor J. R. Jones issues the city wide registration schedule for the March municipal election. Registration boards meet March 23 and election day at ward clerk offices, with details on locations, hours, and eligibility to vote.

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