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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1899
Page
6
Henderson Speech in Des Moines Signals Next Speaker Bid
The Des Moines visit by Congressman Henderson of Dubuque showcased a Republican air and a large auditorium where about 1000 filled the pews. The piece notes Henderson’s popular status, his one leg, and his potential as the next House speaker, with reflections on his Philippine and expansion stances and memorable lines from his talk about conflicts of intellect versus brutality and national burdens.
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Des Moines
Henderson
Dubuque
Que
Dave Henderson
Iowa
Popular Congress
Bacomes
Avoir Dupois
Shiloh
Glenwood
House of Representatives
Brilliaunt
Des’ Moines
Fican
Spain
Prospective normal schools loom over lawmakers winter
The piece surveys upcoming fights over normal school locations in Iowa with candidates Senator Jankin in Montgomery-Mills and Charlie Hancock in Dubuque, noting Atlantic’s noncampaign stance, Dooley’s parlor politics on vote counting, and Joseph Wannamaker’s Philadelphia ads contrasting city prices with Cass County goods.
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Tak
Jankin
Senate
Montgomery-Mills Dstrict
Red Oak
Des Moines
Dubuque
Charlie Hancock
Lews
Atlantic
Governor Seeks Timeless Stand on Silver Value in Cedar Rapids
Gov SmAw stated in Cedar Rapids that the proposed Democrat plan to coin silver will always be worth its bullion value and no more. He claimed this remains true now and would hold for 2000 years.
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Gov. SmAw
Cedar Rapids
Wonny Cojned
Opposition Reconsiders Consent Theory in Sovereignty Debate
The analysis notes that the opposition now sees the consent of the governed theory as flawed when sovereignty is involved, a criticism dating to the early sixties. It suggests this view has hindered Democratic efforts in the current campaign.
The Acrobat of the Platte Rides Through Economic Riddles
The Pioneer Press portrays a backhanded critique of a speaker likened to an acrobat of the Platte. It notes his oscillating theories on wheat prices and gold supply, linking his antics to demagoguery about silver, trusts, and inflation amid rising manufactured goods prices.
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Platte
EPG
Pioneer Press
Bryan and silverites ride the political drumbeat
A Pioneer Press note argues militarism hurts farmers and laborers, saying mothers would raise sons for empire armies, while Bryan’s victory would keep soldiers from oppressing workers. It claims a silverite base swells with orators, estimating one speaker per 150 necks of farmers or laborers.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Sam
Questioning Philippine independence and capacity for liberty
The speaker argues that Filipinos have shed blood for four hundred years in pursuit of liberty and suggests it may be time for outside intervention. They claim Filipinos have demonstrated they are not fit for independence due to their long, unsuccessful struggle.
Admiral Dewey Engagement Rumor Aimed at Ohio Candidate
Reported engagement to Mrs Hazen sister of Jo McLean who is Ohio’s Democratic gubernatorial hopeful. The Admiral’s first wife died about fourteen years ago. Source notes the claim as unconfirmed and circulating gossip in political circles.
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Admiral Dewey
Sharkey Seeks Return After Ring Reign
Thomas Sharkey, resting in plaster and under careful care, spent yesterday in quiet quarters. Physicians ordered absolute quiet as the defeated pugilist grew restive before a sleeping powder sent him into a deep nap. Sharkey urged a rematch with Jeffries while Jeffries said he was under his managers and willing to meet if compelled, noting a fighter may be driven to a new bout.
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New York
Thomas Sharkey
Sharkey
Jeffries
Business quarrel ends in fatal shooting in Rolla home
O R roll a J Guerin a 40 year old huckster was shot and killed at his home at 2 30 am by William Little another huckster. They were partners and had quarreled over business. Little fled or escaped.
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Kansas Orry
O.—Rolla J. Guerin
William Little
Themen
Little Escapou
Drive Ends to Disasters Atnswworra Neb Nov
County Treasurer Magill and his wife were riding when the tugs detached causing the horses to bolt. The occupants were thrown, Magill and his wife seriously injured in the incident on the Nebraska dirt road near Atnswworra.
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Magill
Irs
Burglars Blow Safe at Stamroxp Lumber Office
A large safe in the R. C. G. Youlahan lumber offices in Stamroxp Nebraska was blown open by burglars last night. Two shots were fired causing heavy damage to the safe, but the steel vault inside remained locked, leaving the safe as the only loss.
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Stamroxp
Neb
R. CG. Youlahan
Jealous Man Ends Marriage Rage With Fatal Shootings
In St Louis on November 6 George Barthell foreman at Simmons Hardware fatally shot his wife after four years of separation. He beat her parents at their home injuring Mrs Rohlfing and then killed himself with a gunshot.
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St. Louis
George Barthell
Simmons Hardware Company
Barthell
John Robifing
Eighth Street
Drr. Rohlfing
Idaho Miners Convicted in Conspiracy Case at Wallace
In Moscow, Idaho, Nov 6 a jury found ten miners guilty of conspiracy to delay the U.S. mail, related to the Wallace train incident and the Wardner mill explosion on April 29. Three miners were acquitted. Sentences run to $1,000-$10,000 fines and up to two years. defense plans appeal. Garret, Shaw and Bundgren released. Also report Fremont Nebraska: Omaha Elevator Co plans a new 20,000 bushel capacity elevator on Main Street to replace a burned building.
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Moscow
Ida
United States
Wallace
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Wardner
Dennis O'Rourke
Arthur Wallace
Henry Maroni
John Lucinetti
C. R. Burress
Francis Butler
Ed Abinota
PB. F. O’donnell
Mike Malvey
Louis Sulla
Garrett
Shaw
Bundgren
Circuit Court of Appeals
Fremont
Neb
Omaha Elevator Company
Union Pacific
Main Street
Rural Free Delivery Boosts Farm Life and Postal Receipts
The First Assistant Postmaster General Perry S Heath reports rural free delivery raises postal receipts, adds 2 to 3 dollars per acre in land value, improves rural roads, raises farm prices, and connects farmers to markets. It curbs farm life monotony with access to literature and current events, justifying wider rural authorizations for mail receipt and registration.
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Perry
Heath
Multiple Early 20th Century News Teletype Snippets
The telegrams summarize strikes by cigarmakers at Bastille Bros and Dias and El Modelo in Tampa. Obituaries note Francis P. Dewees, former assistant attorney general, and Charles P. Anderson, old Galesburg resident killed by a locomotive. Other items include a Paris wheelman consular appointment, a fatal stabbing in Decatur, and Lloyds from a British battleship damaged en route to Seattle. Ongoing sports and industry notes mention Sam Dungan drafted for Detroit and Abbey ship repairs at Falmouth after damage at sea. Dr Horatio Bryant of Independence dies, leaving his estate to public institutions.
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Bastille Bros
Dias
el Modelo
Tampa
Fla
Francis P. Dewees
Washington
John Dawson
Knoxville
Paul Ocker
Paris
California
League of American
Galesburg
Tls
Stephen Lowe
Decatur
Ars
George Smith
Pacer Smith
Chicago
Sam Dungan
Detroit
Lange
Abbey
McGhie
Hamburg
Seattle
Falmouth
Horatio Bryant
Independence
Sunday School Convention at Fletcher Chapel 1899 Program
Programme of Bear Grove Sunday School at Fletcher Chapel lists sessions on profitable conventions devotional service discussions and songs led by Rev D D Tibbetts Mrs M E Myers Hattie Breace and others. afternoon program includes prayer praise and discussion on engaging primary pupils securing trained teachers and Bible study promotion with reports and officer election.
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Bear Grove
Fletcher Chapel
Forendon
D. D. Tibbetts
M. E. Myers
Hattie Breace
Congregational Sunday School
Ioins
A. H. Mountain
R. B. Marker
J. D. Corbett
T.q
Dealy
Apo
Effie Nichols
Dave Sheets
McFadden
Switzer
Bethel Sunday School
Nellie Thce
W. H. Warne
Aigg
L. Mountain
Tibbates
Fletcher Sunday School
Katharine Myers
E. M. Brown
Kidney remedy claims cure for disordered kidneys
A historical ad touts Morrow's Kid-neoids as a cure for dizziness sleepiness nervousness and kidney ailments. Geo T Miller commissioner of the soldiers relief fund testifies the product relieved back pain urinary trouble and sleeplessness after trying other remedies. The yellow tablets cost 60 cents a box and are sold in drug stores or mailed on receipt of price. Manufactured by John Morrow Co Springfield Ohio.
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Morrow
Geo.t. Miller
Soldier's Relief
Lund
South Main Street
Council Bluffs
H G
Walter & Co
John Morrow& Co
Chemists
Springfield
Ohio
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