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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1899
Page
4
A fragmentary newspaper item proposes renaming the Philippine Islands as the Dewey Islands to honor Admiral Dewey and simplify names on new maps. The note notes the change would affect maps and public perception during wartime rhetoric.
A fragmentary note reflects discouragement toward an individual's effort, with unclear context and limited readable details about person, setting, or event. The line hints at a negative assessment but lacks names, places, or concrete actions to identify a specific news item.
The Being Mercedes, sunk in Santiago harbor, has been successfully raised and arrived at Newport News in good condition. It will be sent to the Norfolk Navy Yard for conservation as a valuable relic of the Spanish American War.
A damaged OCR fragment suggests a public welcome for Dewey on his arrival day. It mentions joining crowds and seeking personal estimation, but the text is incomplete and uncertain about specifics.
The readable text hints at a debate over consequences if people stop resisting. It mentions a chance to find out what they will get if they quit fighting and to consider options while thinking over the situation.
Fragmentary note reflects wartime sentiments about Iowa troops in the Philippines. It commends the soldiers for fulfilling duty despite uncertain losses and expresses hope for their safe return. The text echoes a somber, collective resolve common to the home front.
Democrats in St Louis debated the ingredients for their fall and next dish, aiming to craft a party dish. They balked at certain elements, with some members setting aside measures for future consideration amid public discontent.
Tama Jim Wilson says his head is full of agriculture and he has no time to think of a senatorial matter. He rejects reports that he is a candidate for Gear's seat, stating he is in the right place and supported by the good Benge who knows the bee buzz.
Reported remarks at a St. Louis meeting show Democrats doubt beating McKinley in 1900 and question Bryan's nomination. Prohibition gubernatorial hopefuls appear hesitant to run, suggesting potential cross ticket tactics. A warning about living under Uncle Sam’s costs contrasts fear of public rations.
A fragmented note cites a vigorous American policy pursued for some time. It mentions the Philippines and trait or trade discussions within consultative contexts, signaling a broader strategic approach.
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