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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1896

Page

9

RUSTLERS ASK RELIEF IN NEBRASKA CASES

The report covers habeas corpus hearings in Lincoln and Sioux City. Wogland, Jackson and Clarke seek discharge from penitentiary after alleging arrest by armed nonofficers on the South Dakota line, claiming threats and fear of lynching while jailed in Keya Paha and Rock counties. Also noted are various local items from Iowa and Nebraska, including judge rulings, fish plantings, Odd Fellows celebration plans, and Dubuque shippers opposing railroad law changes.

Lincoln Supreme Court Wogland Jackson Clarke Nebraska Niobrara Keya Paha Kincaid Bassett Rock County Chambers Rock Counties Rock J. H. Broady

Poisoning Mystery Cleared Up At Dillon Craig

The Dillon Taylor family poisoning at Craig Missouri ends as Gertrude Taylor aged 18 confesses. She disliked her brother and wife over an organ dispute and used "Rough on Rats" in the coffee pot. She is jailed on murder charges. the Taylors may be lifelong invalids if survivors. Other items note a Kansas City gas rate war with free cookery school and a national arbitration call from New York.

Gertrude Taylor St. Jogerh Dillon Taylor Craig Robert Taylor Estella Varnes Taylor Kansas City Kansas City Gas Company Missouri Gas Company New York United States Great Britain Washington P. Daly Chicago Philadelphia Boston

Cuban insurgents plan three open expeditions to Cuba

A Times-Herald dispatch from New York reports Cuban insurgents will launch three armed steamers within six weeks. Funds totaling about 225000 have been raised, with John D. Hart of Philadelphia leading plans to buy steamers and equip them with Gatling guns, rifles, and two million rounds. Leaders promise no secrecy and aim to reach southwest Cuba despite Spanish gunboats.

Chicado Times-Herald New York Spain Havana Phiar del Rio Weyler Tampa Cuba Bia Advertiser Atid John D. Hart Bermuda Hart West Indies Atlantic Madrid Saya Wogsler el Liberal

State Paper on Cuba Expected by Senate

A Washington dispatch says President Cleveland will send a Cuba message to the Senate next week in reply to Senator Hoar’s resolution. It reports American property in Cuba damaged or destroyed by insurgents and Spaniards totaling about 80 million dollars, with supporting consular documents and ongoing claims from noncombatant Americans. The outcome may shape the administration’s stance on Cuba and the war’s impact on American interests.

Senate Cascada Washington Cleveland Cuba Hoar State Department Olney United States Spain

Bogus Bond Issue Sparks Crooked-Deal Allegations In O Neill

Evidence of forged bonds surfaced in O Neill Nebraska suggesting a $500 Holt County bond dated July 1 1873 issued under a non existent election. The fraud involved counterfeit signatures William Scofield county clerk and Charles Glance senior commissioner and a claim of $25 000 in bogus bonds issued before Holt County existed.ten coupons for 25 each were torn from the issue.

O'Neill Court House Boston

May Modify the Mulct Law Test Vote in Des Moines

Des Moines reports a tight test vote on the manufactures bill in the house. If advanced in regular order it may pass narrowly. The senate approved a substitute bill for building and loan associations and a 2 percent tax on express company gross receipts. Bills for a silver service for the battleship and for the Trans Mississippian exposition in Omaha are expected before the appropriations committee next week.

Des Moines Committee On McNulty Woodbury Fank Yeas Dowell Early Brady Good Senate Wood Weaver Omaha

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