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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1897
Page
7
Fragmentary text indicates inmates or detainees were involved in a late incident resulting in injuries. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to specify location or outcome.
Telegraph notes a Catholic church in Dubuque Illinois was entered and robbed. It also reports Mrs Mary Stewart of Nevada Missouri celebrating her 100th birthday and obituaries for John Crowder of Trenton Missouri. Also mentions Reform Press Assoc meeting in Emporia July 19 20 and other items across the nation.
May 24 reports from Mavrin and London outline cabinet uncertainty in Hungary and Spain over ministerial appointments and the Tetuan incident. A Madrid conference failed to satisfy liberals, with a push to maintain the Duke of Tetuan in foreign affairs amid factional tensions.
In Grovort Delaware on May 24 a rumor spread that defense lawyer Cullen possessed a letter claiming a two person plot to murder Mrs Gordy. Gordy cites Newark suspects and says an impersonator knew his private affairs. The letter allegedly details cashing Mrs Gordy’s assets and a river murder sequence. The claim follows Gordy’s assertion that the writer and companion plotted the crime.
New York bankers report abundant money at the center with little demand for loans. Excess deposits and loan stagnation prompt talks of extending lending lines like those of Third National and City National. Banks function as money storage with insufficient profitable lending. Quigg slated for chairman as Senator Platt hints at Quigg's likely election as county committee president after Washington trip.
Police take charred bones and blood stained clothing from Adolph Luetgert home as part of the wife murder case. Tests will determine if bones are human and if stains are blood. Authorities stress significance of the find.
In Wasmington May 24 the Missouri Senate plans to take up the tariff bill after ten weeks. Senator West will introduce the Democratic amendment striking out internal revenue features. Aldrich will push the measure. Republicans and minor parties will press amendments on sugar wool and hides. The Morgan resolution on Cuban belligerency faces House opposition as leaders block action until presidential plans mature.
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