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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1898
Page
5
Future markets discussed by senators and manufacturers
A year of reflection prompts renewed interest in future markets. Senator Foraker cites European competition under the Dingley law and notes opportunity in China Japan and the Philippines. He urges expansion of trade to benefit farmers, producers, and all regions, warning against demagogues guiding policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Europe
United States
Asia
China
Japan
Philippines
West
Prairie hog packing urged for southwestern Iowa
In the eight months ending Oct 81 Iowa hogs totaled 3,020,000, with Ghumwa 419,000 Cedar Rapids 290,60 Sioux City 220,000 Keokuk 59,000 and Clinton 32,000. Most hogs are shipped out of state for packing, though Sioux City has some local packing. Calls rise for a southwestern packing house to serve local demand and reduce freight losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ghumwa
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Keokuk
Clinton
Chicago
Omaha
Tonwa
Reform critics press Kansas inquiry into insane hospital scandal
The piece accuses Governor Lenoy of inaction over scandalous conduct allegations at state insane hospitals. It cites a resigned superintendent charging drunkenness brutality and incompetence, claiming Gov Leedy knew but took no thorough investigative steps. It also questions reformers and contrasts presidential probes with state inaction and notes shifting sheep industry loyalties linked to trade policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoy
Kan
Holle
Leedy
McKinley
Gov Seely
United States preparation for Spanish war problems continues
The text asserts the Paris peace commission nears agreement and a signed treaty, but work for Congress and the president has only begun. It warns that failure would shift heavier burdens onto officials, and implies Spain must yield to U.S. demands or be expelled from the Philippines, as with Cuba and Porto Rico. It pledges public support for President McKinley in necessary actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donse
United States
McKinley
Settlement reported easing strain between England and France
The article notes a temporary agreement between England and France to relieve current tensions, with England seeking stronger stipulations to limit French influence on the Nile. It states France seeks no war and aims to avoid it, while England is prepared and could welcome conflict if pushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Marehand
Fushoda
Nile
Railroad for Cuba Would Spur Prosperity and Americanization
American capitalists consider building a railroad the full length of Cuba to promote prosperity and accelerate Americanization. The project would attract visits and business, foster American institutions, schools, customs, and manners, and hasten changes in native habits as the country develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Senator Kyle Pride in Country Sparks Party Label Clash
Senator Kyle declares pride in America and its leaders and vows to vote for the country come what may. The popocratic press criticizes him as too Republican in tone, calling him a turncoat and questioning his loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle
Popocratic
Col Bryan Granted Fifteen Day Furlough Amid Illness
Revort reports Col Bryan received a fifteen day furlough due to malarial fever. A home visit could aid his recovery though it may end with his state voting Republican this election. He can take pride in not being blamed for the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revort
Col. Bryan
Creamery Growth Says Iowa Dairy Bright
The creamery industry shows steady growth in Iowa with creameries rising from 891 in 1800 to 945 in 1897 and 1002 in 1898. Butter from Iowa is top quality and commands high prices in markets. The piece also praises the governor and criticizes Guy Tanner for political manipulation during a university dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Labor Shortage Turns Into Demand for Workers
The piece notes a shift from widespread unemployment to a labor shortage with abundant job openings. It highlights farmers raising wages to attract help, yet still struggling to hire enough skilled workers. It reflects a broader economic rebound and rising hiring pressure across multiple industries.
Editor Punished for Poet’s Death Sparks Pension Talk
A terse venomous note claims editors face severe punishment and moots a life pension for editors who kill poets. It cites a case where a poet was killed and an editor received thirteen months in prison. The speaker argues harsher penalties may deter writers and readers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Tu Maria Teresa Reaches Port After Hard Trial
The ship Tu Maria Teresa moves into calmer waters after a period of hardship at sea. She is welcomed at the port, having endured fire and a symbol of freedom and humanity aboard, signaling renewal and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Teresa
Boats Prepare for Annual Salt River Upstream Trip
Several boats are ready for their annual trip up Salt River with crews as large as in any off year. A mix of participants will keep up the discussion on the upstream journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt River
Unsettled Cubans in Doubtful Posture After Spain Exit
The Cubats stay armed and resist disbanding hoping US payments for services. Maso, head of the provisional council, urges reliance on US independence pledge but wields little influence. Once Spaniards withdraw, Cuba may seek independence, yet a recalcitrant faction could obstruct forming a stable government. Omaha Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
United States
Maso
American armor plate makers lead world in ship plating
American factories produce superior armor plate for warships and can supply any nation that requires heavy steel protection. Skilled workers and precision gunnery expertise underscore U S superiority in both manufacturing and weapon handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Free portrait offer for Atlantic Telegraph subscribers in Cass county
A Northwestern Circulation Bureau canvasser will visit Cass county for ten days offering a free portrait from any small picture or photo if you subscribe to a one year Atlantic Telegraph. The only cost to you is the material used and shipping. Portraits are made by three renowned American artists and priced like a $7 studio piece. Old subscribers may also qualify by paying material costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Cass County
The
Atlantic
Telegraph
United States
American views on Philippine coal wealth under different rule
Aominal Dewey notes rich coal deposits in the Philippines but says they were untapped under Spanish rule. He argues that US control would unlock development and wealth. Some coal is sulfur rich, similar to Iowa coal which fuels ships but harms boilers. He mentions other minerals as abundant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aominal Dewey
Philippines
Jowa
Iowa Unit To Manilla Aboard The Pennsylvanian
The Iowa regiment travels aboard the steamer Pennsylvania, a Pacific vessel of ample size. The ship, freshly overhauled, carried 1,500 on a prior voyage and will carry about 1,100 this trip, reducing crowding. Bystanders wish the boys a safe and healthy voyage, which will take nearly five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Manilla
Pennsylvania
Pacific
Spanish Debt Question Reframed as Spanish Rule Issue
The passage argues that there is no separate Cuba or Philippine debt, only a Spanish debt used to enforce Spain’s tyrannical rule. It contends taxes and levies funded corrupt Spanish officials who extracted large sums from the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Cuba
Philippine
Land and Cuba discuss wealth and self government
The General Land Office reports the public domain exceeds 679 million acres, about 100000 square miles, enough to support six million 160 acre farms. Irrigation costs limit cultivation, yet much land holds potential. The piece battles abundance with quality, praising thrift and urging utilization. It also comments on Cuban self government, urging patience and justice under new governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tat Indianapolis Journal
General Land Office
Germany
France
British Isles
Austro- Hungary
Peace Commission faces fish or cut bait on Philippines
American commissioners demand full control of the Philippines and oppose ceding debt forgiveness except for funds clearly spent on island benefit. Spanish commissioners requested time to respond, signaling a delicate settlement. The question divides opinion but most agree turning the islands back to Spain would betray the natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Commission
Spain
Philippines
Madrid
Philippine
Navies Stir England and Russia Raise Global Alarm
All eyes shift from Faskoda to England and Russia as fleets mass in Chinese waters. Both powers stockpile ships at We Hai Wei and Port Arthur amid secrecy. Analysts warn a potential conflict could be bloody, drawing in other European nations and heightening regional tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Russia
We Hai Wei
Port Arthur
T’hese
Europe
Maria Teresa Sinks After Storm, Navy Fortunes Falter
The Maria Teresa reportedly foundered after a severe storm damaged her seams during a northern voyage. Despite efforts led by Hobson’s crew, the doomed ship sank near the Bahamas, likely to rest at the sea bottom. Other Spanish fleet vessels are being abandoned and raised only where profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Teresa
Hobson
Bahamas
Noro Carolina Red Shirt Brigade Accused of Race War Tactics
A heated accusation targets the Red Shirt brigade in North Carolina for inciting a race war for political gain. The speaker argues the tactics lack justice humanity and cannot be justified as right or good citizenship, warning of future trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noro Carolina
Cup farmers expect rapid cribbing of corn crop
Farmers report improving weather helps corn reach the crib. They say the crop husks out better than expected and quality is fine. A few weeks of favorable weather should bring the crop to half cribbed in good condition.
Santiago merchants pressGrex for import tax to fund harbor upgrades
Woon, military governor, reports merchants and business leaders in Santiago have petitioned for a new import duty to be collected by the city authorities. They claim the funds would be used to improve the harbor and docking facilities, expediting American-style governance and boosting trade and city growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grex, Woon
Santiago
Trade Journal Optimism Guides May Economic Prospects
Trade journals and country agencies claim current trade and industrial conditions are the best ever and future prospects are bright. The text urges universal effort to sustain the trend, regardless of cause or political alignment, to support the party closest to the people now or later.
Unclear Aid Sought by Spin as Europe Faces Its Own Turmoil
The passage argues that Spin has long hoped for external help but is disappointed. It contends Europe’s nations are preoccupied with internal matters and avoiding trouble, leaving little to gain from assisting Spin. Any outside intervention could provoke a major conflict none wish at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srain
United States of Central America formed with new republic
Sanvabok Nicaragua and Honduras unite to form the United States of Central America. Inauguration set for Monday November 1 with a power-sharing administration from all republics until March 14 next. A president will be elected to serve four years. The move aims to strengthen smaller states by merging into a larger entity for protection and improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanvabok
Nicaragua
Honduras
United States of Central America
Central America
Battleships Oregon and Iowa Head for Rio Celebration
Twe battleships Oregon and Iowa push down the Brazilian coast toward Rio de Janeiro to join a November 15 celebration. The Oregon led its famed voyage toward Manila, while the Iowa sails beside as a steady companion in a long journey, ready to face any Spanish fleet if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Iowa
Brazil
Rio
Manilla
Iowa dairy farming proves richer land beats hollow profits
Iowa learns by practical experience that a properly conducted dairy farm yields steady income and better long term wealth than mining or grain farming. Farmers increasingly feed the farm's products back to the land, making soil richer each year rather than poorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Judge Day's steady rise in diplomatic roles praised
Democratic papers criticized his early appointment as a third-rate lawyer to a major post. They noted his tenure as secretary showed the same trend, and now as head of the peace commission he appears to hold his own with Spanish diplomats renowned in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Day
More
Europe
McKinney Praises All Soldiers in El Caney and San Juan
President McKinney recognizes bravery without color in the El Caney and San Juan fights. He promoted several soldiers of color to commissioned officers in colored regiments, noting no color line in valor or in his commendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
el Caney
San Juan
Spain weighs finances over honor in Philippines dispute
Spain's stance narrows to finances rather than honor as discussions focus on how much the United States will pay or guarantee for the payment. Officials suggest whatever the commissioners agree to would be better and cheaper than resuming hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Philippines
United States
Citizens duty and voting urged by Canton traveler
Parsipent McKinony, traveling from Washington to Canton Ohio, urges citizens to vote, arguing that neglect of the ballot betrays conscience and duty. He asserts every American should exercise voting rights and take interest in public affairs to be a good citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsipent McKinony
United States
Canton
Ohio
Washington
Bin
Reading History Shows Public Sentiment as Power in France
The passage argues that public sentiment, when aroused, is a potent force no leader or government can ignore. It cites the Dreyfus case in France, where pressure from public opinion compelled a case revision to avoid revolution. It notes that in civilized societies public sentiment is often close to right, yet no individual can resist it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreyfus
France
Iowa to Send Southwestern MEN to Philippines War Service
The region will supply all Iowa representatives in the Philippines. Neighbors and friends will serve bravely, carrying the state’s best wishes. The hope is for safe travel, good health, few hardships, and a prompt return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Philippines
Harvey quits as Cub campaign fund fails to materialize
Tuk schamp reports that Cub Harvey failed to raise a $1 a month rolling fund for 1900 as many big fellows watched the hopper with cash ready for personal gain. Receipts were light, Coin Harvey resigned, and will seek a more lucrative occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuk Schamp
Harvey
Town Farm Lands See Rising Prices In County Sale
Town farm lands are rising in price as eastern buyers move into the state to seek desirable farms. Local residents are purchasing heavily, indicating confidence in land value and appetite to expand holdings, a favorable sign for farmers able to increase possessions.
Gold production race tight as nations post near equal yields
The article notes close gold output among South Africa United States and Australia with last year yields of 57,638,861 57,368,000 and 55,084,182 dollars respectively. Increases reach 13,854,192 in South Africa 10,592,249 in Australia and 4,275,000 in the United States, adding 160,000,000 in fresh gold to wealth of English-speaking races in one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South African Republic
United States
Australia
South Africa
France Advises Spain On Graceful Retreat In Fashoda Row
The piece argues France demonstrates a smooth exit when pressed in the Fashoda dispute and suggests Spain should follow the example in the Anglo French peace mission discussions to settle the Philip Pine matter.
Wheat market heated by looming war scare
War scare across the water influences the wheat market with potential demand if conflict begins. Producers expect a heavy demand that the country would need to supply largely.
Omaha Moves To Secure Military Training School
Omaha plans renewed effort to establish a military training school after a past push by Congressman Mercer and a veto from President Cleveland. The initiative seeks to open a facility in Omaha to provide training and military education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Mercer
Ft Omaha
Grover Cleveland
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