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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1899

Page

9

Payment delays mark Cuban gratuity drive at Havana

Reports from Havana describe a chaotic day as about 112 privates were paid a partial gratuity while a long line formed at the pay office. Lieutenant Colonel George M Randall supervised the process, with the Cuban News noting shifting attitudes toward Americans and a surge of local assistance as more than 200 remained unpaid.

Yana George Mandall Mara Orangte Neer Randall Havana la Discuesion Custom House Spain

Irrigation and Water Use Study Highlights West Rivers

Government survey releases a decade long study by F H Nowell on water for power and irrigation, detailing river flows from Maine to California with emphasis on western rivers and Platte headwaters in Colorado, noting Nebraska development. Tracklaying begins on Illinois Central extension to Omaha, costing 4 million with traffic gains. Royal Arcanum elects officers in Wasumeton. Records fall at Park Bicycle track, and Chicago and Alton system expansion discussed. Nebraska stockman Elliot C Brown drowns in Indian creek. Cedar Rapids awarded next Hahnemann convention. Henderson speaks at Republican congress, urging David Henderson for speaker.

Geological Survey Washington United ‘States Geological Survey F. H. Nowell Maine California West Missouri River Montana Wyoming Platte River Colorado Nebraska

Various 1900s Roving News Tidbits Across U S

Telegrams report Toledo Seamless Tube joins bicycle trust and several factories bid on ordnance supplies. The National Association of Wagon Manufacturers plans price increases. Unitarian conference treasurer shows a $196 deficit in Chicago. United Presbyterian church holds its 41st general assembly in Philadelphia. Archbishop Tonti of Hayti to be secretary of propaganda congregation. Arrests in Lancaster Pa for counterfeiting Cigarmakers union label. Captain Slover of Monitor dies in Maryland at 82. Missouri governor signs law licensing foreign corporations. Largest stamp mill starts May 18 at Treadwell mine Alaska with 60 stamp batteries. Russian minister in Pekin warns China over railroad concession and will survey line to connect with Manchuria railroad.

Toledo Bicycle Trust National Association of Wagon Manufacturers Western Unitarian Conference Chicago General Assembly United Presbyterian Church Philadelphia Tonti Port Au Prince Hayti Congregation of the Propaganda John Burkholder L. W. Franhouser Lancaster Captain Slover Monitor Merrimac Hampton Roads Aston Governor Stephens Missouri Secretary of State D. O. Mills Treadwell Douglas Island Alaska Pekin Russia Pelis

Iowa Storm Sweeps Wide Across States and Towns

Des Moines reports a statewide storm Sunday with hail and high winds. Keswick reports one death and five injured. rail traffic impeded by washouts. Buffalo sees a windstorm injuring workers and wrecking structures. Pittsburg, Tonawanda, and Homer report extensive damage from wind and hail. Initiation death in Hepburn linked to a Woodmen event. Cyclone relief funds opened in Hamilton County Nebraska.

Des Moines Keswick Illinois Crasteaian Champagin County Homer Sydney

Manila Cable Party Under Fire In Negros Clash

Manila reports say a Cable Party landed at Bacilanto on Negros to repair the cable. They came under fire from natives, with Captain Tilley and two locals missing. General Smith leads a gunboat search as courts in the Philippines are reestablished under American sovereignty.

Manila Signal ‘Corps Corps Bacilanto Negros Tilley General Smith E Mantua United States Caltuma Arrellano Manuel Araulla Crowder Gregoria Arauita Raymundo Molliza Ambrosio Rianzwres Julio Lorenzo Major Young Birkhimer Florentio Torres Supreme Court Supreme Authority United States” of America

Madrid In Mourning for Don Emilio Castellar

Crowds gather for the funeral of Senor Don Emilio Castellar the Republican orator and statesman who died in Murcia. Madrid shops closed and emblems worn as public offices shut in mourning with cries of Viva la republica near the Prado. Olympia completes repairs and prepares for voyage to New York as Admiral Dewey regains health indoors amid heavy rain.

Madrid Mapari Senor Emilio Castellar Murcia Universal Olympia Honda Kona Admiral Dewey New York Peak District Hobson Merrimac Fame

Two Children Drowned in Lamont Pond Tragedy

In Lamont Indiana in May 80 two children of Alma Bennett aged 12 and 8 were drowned while playing in a pond near town on the 26th. One sank beyond her depth and the other leaped to rescue her, both going under while peers watched helplessly from the embankment.

Bryan Will Be the Man, Ottumwa, May 30

Charles A Walsh secretary of the Democratic national committee says after a St. Louis meeting that W J Bryan will be the unanimous presidential nominee in 1900 and that reports of dropping the silver issue are without basis.

Famine of pig iron threat and varied war news

The wire reports famine threats in iron refining, New Orleans cruisers heading to Pensacola, a Logan transport arriving in New York with Second Immunes, and Secretary Hay awaiting word on Mrs. Maybrick. A $200 million auto transit group might form in Greater New York. Raleigh grounding deemed unavoidable. Havana surgeon seeks ten day cattle quarantine for Texas fever. A Perry Mich tornado causes $25,000 damage with one injury. a Santiago jubilee marks stolen jewels return. Montgomery mayor’s wife fatally hurt in a runaway. General Henry Heth in weak health as an elder Confederate veteran.

New Orleans Pensacola Fla Logan New York Gibara Cuba Hay England Maybrick Greater Raleigh Charleston Davis Havana Philadelphia Missionary Council Africa Perry Mich Santiago John H. Olisby Montgomery Ala Charles Virgin Henry Heth Washington Heth Longstreet

Queen Victoria 80th Birthday Celebrations Worldwide

Rain greeted Queen Victoria's 80th birthday in Windsor and London amid prayers, banquets, and a grand serenade. From St Pauls to Windsor Castle crowds gathered as ships waved flags, and a rare cross Atlantic display of unity unfolded with a portrait unveiling in Port Tampa and a joint Anglo American salute.

London Victori Windsor Eton Windsor Castle St. Paul’s Cathedral Queen Victoria Sima British India India Lord Curzon Europe Herbert Beerbohm Tree Her Majesty Cecil Lord Rosebery Commonwealth of States Colonies Port Tampa Fla Intrepid Albany Theodore Roosevelt

Veteran Bracken Nearing 98 in Town Soldiers Hall

The oldest inmate, Veteran Bracken, is reported to be 98 years old this month and increasingly feeble though still mentally sharp. He maintains faculties and remains a notable figure among local soldiers and townspeople.

Jease Bracken Han Quet Bracken

Denial of Senate Candidacy and Cumberland Presbytery Meeting

Fragmentary report notes Nora Wilson candidate denial for Senate seat and questions timing while Cumberland Presbyterians meet in Chattanooga Tennessee. It mentions delegation seating in Utah and a death linked to Levi Moore with garbled names and ages.

Patchwork News Bits From Across The Nation In Brief

A jagged news roundup notes Reed of Por ida dies at 86 in Jacksonville. Detroit hosts the seventh annual meeting of the Winter Wheat Millers league. Denver celebrates Rear Admiral Schley’s arrival with cheers in Burlington. Norfolk board of health denounces Reina Mercedes, Spanish cruiser. An Arctic expedition sails from Helingshoren to Greenland to search for Andree. H M Pillabury shines at London Chess Club, playing blindfolded and winning. Kidnapped New York child Marion Clark remains missing. rewards total 4500. Leprosy cases appear in Webster S D involving Tolberg family. A Chancre and Mink link to a loathsome scene. multiple punishments reported.

Harrison’ Reed Porida Jacksonville Detroit Denver Schley Burlington Norfolk Board of Health Thursda Beainst A.G. Nathorst Greenland Profeasor Andree Aeronaat Helingshoren Sweden H. J. Taylor United States Atlante Clevend Ida Admiral Dewey John Indiana San’ Bois I.T Thurada H. M. ‘Pillabury London op_ ponenta Marion Clark New York Wébster Tolberg Mrn

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