Hudspeth Sues Walker For 2500 Damages
John Hudspeth, former Cass County attorney candidate, sues Arthur Walker of Walker Bros livery stable for 2500 dollars in slander damages. The suit stems from the late campaign with Hudspeth alleging malicious statements calling him a thief, chicken thief, and shyster. He plans additional suits against other parties.
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John Hudspeth
Cass County
Arthur Walker
Walker Bros. Livery Stable
Hudspeth
Walker
John
Resolutions Honor Veterans and Christian Educator
Resolutions from Sam Rice Post G A of Atlantic honor John R Kirk a member of Co B 4th Iowa Infantry who served 1861 1865 noting his loyalty patriotism and Christian character The group extends sympathy to his widow and children and commits to emulate his example Also resolutions from Back Creek Sunday School honor Ellery E Mills who died in San Francisco September 14 1898 praising his conscientious Christian work and his service to country and community The notices from the Gillespie Voting Machine report Rochester Democrats praising the voting device as fast accurate and likely to spread widely Also an advertisement touting DeWitts Little Early Risers for constipation and related ailments
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Sam Rice Post
G. AK
Atlantic
John R. Kirk
Kirk
Co. B
4Th
Iowa Infantry
G. A. BR
Wm. Everts
E. S. Hunt Committee
N. Reynolds
County
Back Creek
Ellery E. Mills
San Francisco
Epwin Harris
C. W. Crandall
Harnett
BE. Joyce
Educational Meeting Program at Wiota Friday and Saturday
County Superintendent Burton prepared a two day educational meeting program for Wiota with Friday evening and Saturday sessions. Includes lectures, discussions on geography history and teaching methods, and a county weather and crop report segment. The schedule lists speakers such as Lulu Dinges Alma Brooks and Dr Egan along with various topics and recitations.
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Wiota
Burton
Lulu Dinges
Nellie Turner
Alma Brooks
Katie Connor
Myrtle Jordan
Dunlavy
Harriet Wood
Meda Lentwell
Lenora Wood
Grace Pruitt
Rink
L Stoutenburg
J A Lighty
Annie Staller
Mary Marshall
WC Egan
E M Brooks
Chas Sherrett
D Walker
W B Taylor
C G Nordman
Renia
J C Russell
R Love
R S Fudge
R C F Chambers
Wheat Exports Grow as Western Receipts Rise
New York November 12 R G Dun weekly trade review notes record October trade with exports up 20 percent from September and 9 3 percent higher than 1892. Wheat shipments rebounded with Atlantic exports 3 338 509 bushels. Western receipts 9 924 045 bushels weekly. Iron consumption hits record, rail and coal markets strong, wool sales down but steady. Carnegie ordered arrested for jury duty evasion. South Carolina race riots calm with no further bloodshed anticipated. Other local notices include dairy commissioner appointment in Iowa and Nevada governor race results.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
United States
Canada
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Rcf Chambers
Wm Wilcox
Mary Db Abrams
the Atlantic Normal College
Misa Abrams
Abrams
Iowa
Fort Dopaz
Shiras
William Biglow
Mason
Warner
James Collins
Stanwood
Healy
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Maron
Biglow
Kid
Woodruff
Metropolitan Police
Joliet
Des Moines
T. B. Boyer
Keokukt
Porter
Boyer
United States Marine Band
Washington
Faucelli
John Philip Sousa
Phinney
Keokuk
Council Buurrs
J. J. Shea
Towner
Shea
Mutual Windstorm Insurance Association of Iowa
Mutual Hailstorm Insurance Association of Iowa
P. L. Fowler
J. R. Saga
O. L. F. Browne
R. 8. Crawford
Boston
American Board of Foreign Missions
Turkey
United States Legation
Carnegie
Justice Lawrence
Supreme Court
Andrew Carnegie
George H. Cowie
Henry Winthrop Gray
Gray
Whalen
Dunn
the Post
South Carolina
McCaslum
Greenwood County
Phoenix
Henderson
Norton
Oxxsco
Shaw
B. P. Norton
Cresco
L. 8
Gates
Stewart Muat
Reno
McMillan
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Stewart
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America
W. H. Woodward
Northwestern
Atlantic Telegraph
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