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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1896

Page

2

Somewhere and Eidorado the mythical paradise described

A fragmentary poem laments a phantom land called Somewhere Often equated with Eidorado offering bliss wealth and youth Yet the verse warns that such paradise remains elusive as the ship of fate glides toward a shimmering shore A prose section follows about Sam Hollis a Wiota man accused of a brutal assault on his fourteen year old daughter prompting community alarm and pursuit with conflicting calls for punishment and legal action

Sam QO. Dollis Wiota Sam O. Hollis Jessie Emira Atlantic Hollis Kentucky Ed Brae

Plot of the Chartered Company Complicity Trial Revelations

A Pretoria dispatch reported in Paris Temps claims telegrams were used as evidence in the Jameson raid trial. It alleges the Chartered South Africa Company aided Johannesburg reform leaders and Jameson, opened a £400,000 credit in Col. Francis Rhodes’s name, and that The Times sent cables about actions in the affair. The Times denies this. The dispatch also cites documents from the Transvaal government implicating notable officers and English forces.

Jameson Leynox Pretoria Paris Temps Dr. Jameson Doonkeep South Africa Company Johannesburg Chartered Francis Rhodes Rand London Times Cape Times Transvaal

Eight Hour Work Day Movement Expands in New York

May Day observances mark the eight hour work day launch by the Federation of Labor seven years ago. In the Trans Harlem and West Chester districts about 1,400 carpenters vow enforcement of the eight hour day with few expected disruptions. The Harlem corridor plans direct supervision by the Brotherhood of Carpenters leadership, while other areas anticipate limited participation due to transportation shifts and reorganizations. Several new labor agreements in building trades, painters, and laborers take effect today as the broader movement proceeds.

New York Federation of Labor United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Trans- Halem West Chester Harlem Carpenters Brotherhood Owens Brooklyn Jersey City

No Strike At Frisco Labor Day Parade

San Francisco May 1 labor organizations plan parade for Labor Day with no strike. Some grievances exist but not serious enough to halt celebrations. talk of a strike fund is under way. Painter strike on battleship Oregon settled as bosses concede. 15 men at Port paid on government jobs claim eight hours per day. coast shows no strike prospects.

San Francisco Trades Council Oregon Portland Tacoma Seattle

Methodists Meet General Conference Opens in Cleveland May Day

The Methodist Episcopal General Conference opened in Cleveland on May 1 with the credentials of candidates approved. Committees and morning business sessions dominated the day while evening programs featured lectures. A lay committee discussed admitting women as delegates, and debates focused on minister education and doctrinal examinations. Bishop Fowler advocated permanent Episcopal missions abroad and new bishop appointments for Mexico China Switzerland Africa and India commitments.

Claveland Cuevenana M. BE Meltisson Gilbert J. F. Rushvog Trenton N. J Fowler Mexico Central South America Shanghai China Switzerland Africa India

Foreclosing on the Frisco Decree for sale of road at auction

Judge Caldwell issues a foreclosure decree for the St. Louis and San Francisco railway. sale to occur 15 days after decree in St. Louis. Special master George D. Reynolds named. minimum bid $1,250,000. Proceeds to cover costs and charges with balance to bond principal of $14,349,500. Receivers Aldace F. Walker and E. D. McKenna resign. J. J. McCook to assume control. T. F. Parker appointed to fill vacancy.

Caldwell St. Louis St. Louis and San Francisco Circuit Court Mercantile Trust Company of New York George D. Reynolds Mercantile Trust Company Seneca, Mo Texas Line Kansas Line Aldace F. Walker E. D. McKenna J. J. McCook

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