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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1899

Page

2

Manila War Dispatches Report Mixed Filipino Resistance

May reports from Washington note the war department released updates on Philippine operations. Battalions moved to Jolo while Spanish troops retreated from Zamboanga after a costly engagement. Casualties run high as assertions of feeble attacks and heavy enemy losses shape the ongoing clash near Manila and surrounding ports.

Otis Warinaton Jolo Zemboange Insurgenta Joneality Ingorgente Morrow Porti Negros Manila

Late Colonel Lincoln Laid In State At Capitol

The funeral of Colonel John W. Stotnenberg, late commander of the First Nebraska regiment, followed in Atlantic and nearby towns. Thousands viewed the hero's body at the capitol. services occurred at Grace Church and in Omaha, with many local residents and visiting officials in attendance.

Fonor Ancoln John Mr. Stotnenberg Nebraska Regiment Philippines Capitol Ssn Erin _Church Geo, Bohling Lewis Brown WeSanfora Bhla Mornjing Wahoo York Neb Bosh Bai Bt Roi Des Moines Union Depot Elijah Omaha Fred Alexander's Geo B. Hewetson Harlan Zie Atlantic Episcopal Church Alice Burgess Haa Rea Moinaa Mamie Suzie Fisher Missouri Valley Misa Macarris

Markets and local notes from Montague Iowa

Fragmentary OCR from a local 1800s page notes markets and provisions. Mentions a Mary Biehter in Montague Iowa who drank Hood Parilla to recover from overwork. includes hogs and retail provisions figures and prices. Most readable items are stray market fragments and commodity terms.

Enormous Crime Casts Dark Cloud Over Community

Reports swirl around Marion Clark missing from Central Park after a nurse took her away just a week ago. Parents are distraught as police search in vain. In separate items, Dr. Cornwall, Kansas City physician, killed himself after years of alleged poisoning links and a distant accusation, while Egypt records over 2,000 standing and fallen obelisks.

Marion Clark Clark Marton Central’ Park Cornwash Kansas City Richmond Cornwall Whittier Corn‘wall St.’ Louis St. Boyle Maud Belle Eicle At. Louis Cornwall Herbert — Cornwall

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