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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1898

Page

2

Cyclone in Iowa and Illinois Leaves Death Toll in Hundreds

A massive tornado swept across western Illinois and eastern Iowa, starting near Stanwood and moving northeast toward Savannah, killing hundreds of cattle and dozens of people in Clinton, Jackson, and surrounding counties. Homes, barns, and schools were destroyed, telegraph and telephone lines down, with widespread property damage totaling thousands of dollars.

Clinton Jackson Illinoia Savannah Creston Charles Flora FuoRna Floras Quigley William O’meara John Clare Diggs Station Maantin Hinks Michael Solon Iowa Illinois Stanvood Stanwood Clinton County Jackson County Pretoria Charles F. Lora Walla Savapash Thompson Amboy Tus Antigo Wis Wisconsin Lanark Duseqvs Milwaukee Road Lasark Iis

Tornado Rips Through Lanark Area Leveling Poorhouse

A violent storm and tornado struck near Lanark with reports of demolished poorhouse and wrecked farms. Inmates unconfirmed buried, several houses destroyed, locals fleeing to cellars as wires went down. Rail service disrupted by washouts near New Milford Stillman Valley and Davis Junction.

Lanark Roorkrorp New Milford Stillman Valley Davis Junction Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul

Santiago Bombarded Report Amid Calls for Isolation

A Havana dispatch says Santiago de Cuba was bombarded with little damage. Meanwhile officials push to cut cables at Santiago to isolate Captain General Blanco, arguing it would curb his contact with Madrid and the Spanish squadron as imperial forces plan operations.

General Blanco Santiago Blanco Madrid

Crack Troops for Manila Ready to Be Raised

Washington reports General Merritt will command a 15000-strong force with 4000 regulars and the best volunteers from multiple states including New York Ohio Michigan Illinois Minnesota and Nebraska. A 1500-man vanguard led by General Otis will seize Cavite and form a base for subsequent troops as the government intends to flood the Philippines to govern all islands. In Missouri ORear blocks Woodmen of the World Omaha from license while Spanish ships near Martinique portend dispatch to Cuba or Puerto Rico.

Merritt Ontcagco Washington Journal War Department United States Pennsylvania New York Ohio Michigan Illinois Minnesota San Francisco Nebraska Pekin Otis Cavite Philippines Bar Woodmen of the World Jarunson City O'Rear Woodmen of the World of Omaha Missouri OC. J. Root Martinique Piarrn Lerroy Fort de France Cuba Porto Rico Alicante Southern Bible Assembly American Society of Religious Education Southern Biblical Assembly Knorville Tenn

Cruisers Head to Iloilo and Manila Blockade Tightens

Hong Kong reports expect Manila capitulation to the American squadron under Admiral Dewey. British observers grow hopeful as famine fears ease. Esmerelda brings 400 refugees. Concord and Boston head to Iloilo to recapture Sarawak. Cavite arsenal found empty. Augusti seeks rebel conciliation. archbishop cites sacred consecration of the Philippines.

Hong Kong The Standard Manila Admiral Dewey the Times Apainilda McCulloch Cavite San Francisco Dewey Hone Kone Esmerelda United States Concord Boston Iloilo Sarawak Spain Miguel Augusti Loxpon Times Senor Paterno Philippines

Polo Chief of Spies in Canada Dispute

A Washington cable says the United States seeks removal of Senor Polo, Spanish spy chief, from Canada. U S officials plan to present facts to Britain, then London and Washington will decide action. General Greeley orders strict control of naval communications to hide fleet movements in the Caribbean and Atlantic.

Qonicacgo Journal Washington United States Senor Polo Canada Adam Legation Atlee Atute Department Hay London Polo General Greeley Signal Service Caribbean New York Haytien Cable Company

Ardandhor Released After Seizure Near Cary's Fort

The British steamer Ardandhor, captained by Dann, arrived at Koy West under escort of an auxiliary gunboat from the Osceola after being seized off Cary's fort light for suspicious activity near Havana bound traffic. She was detained during a prior Havana cargo voyage and released this afternoon by Commodore Romey.

Ardandhor Commodora Romey

Massing of Volunteers at Chickamauga Jolts War News

Review at Chickamauga shows nearly 9,000 troops in first division of Wirral army corps forming for American-Spanish war. General Wilson praises drill and precision as volunteers simulate veteran maneuvering. Reports say 30 American Army moves toward Cuba. Sixth Artillery ordered south. Roosevelt's Rough Riders prep for Cuba. General Wiley named brigadier general.

Onwkamauga National Park James F. Wade Fifth Corps Tampa Brooke War Department Third Corps Wirral James H. Wilson Firat Kelley Field Usval Wilson Snd First Army Tennessee Fyffe Iowa D. B. Jackson George M. Walker Missouri St. Louis Norfolk Chickamauga Old Point

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