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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1895

Page

7

Unusual Missionary Fund Drive at Presbyterian Assembly

The Presbyterian general assembly debated re electing Union theological seminary directors for home missions and considered reclaiming endowments. A church collection for missionary candidates drew sharp gifts, with $150,000 sought for education and a proposal for student service in missions.

Presbyterian General Assembly Union Theological Seminary Board of Home Missions Foreign Mission Board Union Seminary Ie Ben East William ©. Johnson Western Seminary Alleghany Ammidoron Baltimore Beaver Committee On Education Martin D. Kneeland Boston Dr. White Chicago

Eight Hour Day Urged by Porter at Amalgamated Meet

A May 23 report from Crimerann notes Hon. Robert P. Porter former census head urged workers to fight for an eight hour day. Mayor McKisson welcomed delegates, and David Armstrong praised the mayor’s address. Porter argued shorter days boost wages by strengthening workers’ moral stamina and time for family.

FR. P. Porter Amalgamated Association Crimerann McKisson David Armstrong Robert P. Porter Jim

Mediation Hope Framing Oil War Desk in Washington

A May report outlines U S mediation efforts between France and Venezuela over a severed diplomatic tie. It notes Venezuela’s request for U S help via Ambassador Eustis and the Caracas legation, plus ongoing ministerial actions in London Paris and Caracas to restore relations.

Washington United States Franca Venezuela Caracas Franas Legation France Paris Sanor Andrade Eustis State Department Office of Confidentia Bayard Germany Spain Belgium Itlian Nota Italy Great Britain

Denby Seeks Open Ports and Protections for Trade in China

Minister Denby writes to Secretary Gresham proposing 19 articles to guide trade with China after the Japanese China war. He urges open ports including Peking, freedom for missionaries, non discriminatory taxation, centralized handling of foreign claims, and removal of coastwise duties via bonds.

Gresham Ho China Peking

Wealthy Farmer Trapped by Confidence Men in Missouri

In Wammaspure Missouri on May 2 confidence men posing as a Sedalia banker deceived Captain S. H. Taggart, wealthy farmer, arranging a fake farm sale for eight thousand five hundred dollars from each side. Taggart and the men deposited funds in a tin box, which disappeared. the box later yielded nothing. The swindle leaves Taggart out the sums, with the men vanished.

Wammaspure Sedalia H. Taggart Goodsand Taggart

Sparks From The Wires News Roundup

A bulk of brief items from Sparks From The Wires report a dry goods merchant Frank Scott sailing for Leavenworth for 23800 dollars, and others: R Moore ill in Davenport Ia, J H Schneider sued for libel, Charles Wisser jailed in St Joseph Mo on misappropriation, Lorenz Rinckel sentenced for murder, telephone line work in South Dakota, Interstate fair at Sioux City changed to Pri State Fair Association, Jim Nutt on trial for attempted murder in Atchison Kan, McCarthy Williams and Bywater charged over mail robbery attempts near Peosta and Canada, John Bittner in critical condition after family poison incident.

Frank Scott Leavenworth Kan W. R. Moore Chicago Signal Service Davenport J. H. Schneider Lyons Clinton Herald Charles Wisser St. Joseph Lorenz Rinckel Keokuk

Veterans at Houston Confederate reunion draws 8000 as Miss Winnie Davis stirs crowd

Houston May 23 in holiday attire as 8000 veterans fill the auditorium for the Confederate veterans reunion. General John B. Gordon, chief guest and former U S senator, speaks while Miss Winnie Davis receives an ovation. The crowd overruns a vote on a new constitution and Miss Davis is escorted to safety amid cheers. Governor Lowry helps ensure visibility.

Rask Vrrogua Wis Jeremiah M. Rusk Harrison Rusk John C. Spooner Chin Kiang China Houston Tex John B. Gordon United Confederate Veterans United States W. D. Cleveland Charles Culberson Texas John T. Brown Gordon 8. D. Lee Winnie Davis Miss Davis Governor Lowry Jeff Davis Judge Masterson Birmingham Ala

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