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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1896

Page

5

Sherman Advises Against Extra Session and Tariff Commission

A New York banquet marks Republican victory with speakers including Senator Sherman, Mayor Strong and Woodruff. Sherman urges no extra session, a tariff commission, farmer protection, and conservative party alignment. Watson’s acceptance letter to Populists is published with four pages of advice urging unity. Harrison unlikely to join McKinley cabinet. Bryan to begin four-year bimetallism drive in Lanconton.

Tireiff Watson Sturrison New York Wolo League Club Aebn Shennan Mayor Strong Govenor Woodruff Irun Fred Grant Warster Brooklyn Charles A. Schierer Stewart L. Woodr Senator Shearman Wis P. Buaper Agnanta Tom Watson People’s Party Bryan McKinley Tie St. Louis Senator Butler

Dr Edward H Parker Dies At 73 In This City

Dr Edward H Parker a prominent physician died in this city today at age 73 He authored the lines Life's race well won life's work well done life's victory won now comes rest The lines were the opening verse of a poem written 26 years ago and were chosen by the widow of James A Garfield for the inscription on the late president's tombstone

Parker Poucncrepsis Edward H. Parker James A. Garfield

Mutual Life Underwriters Open First Convention in Kansas City

The first annual convention of the Mutual Life Underwriters association opened at the Coates House Kansas City with 150 delegates from across the union. Mayor Jones and Major W. A. Warner delivered welcome remarks, and George Eldridge of New York gave the response before President Burnham delivered the annual address. A recess followed.

Underwriters Kansas City Mutual Life Underwriters Association Coates House Union Jones W. A. Warner George Eldridge New York Burnham

United States Intervenes in Cuba Debated as Spain Mobilizes

Reports from OMmeril Cirates Nov 12 say US intervention not confirmed. Spain expands October operations with 25,000 more troops en route to Cuba to guard western provinces. Maceo seeks a dynamite gun. gun trials fall short. Spain splits forces north and south to seal mountain passes and force open-field fighting. Civil affairs reform unites Liberal Conservative Home Rule into a single party of common defense, aiming to end rebellion before autonomy. Archbishop Ireland rumor denied in St Paul.

Wastmneron United States Cuba Maceo Party of Common Defense

Miss Lafarge to Christen the Newport Navy Gunboat

Miss Frances Lafarge daughter of artist John Lafarge and great granddaughter of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry will christen the gunboat Newport in Newport Rhode Island. It will be launched at Bath Maine on November 25. Separately bicycle maker B C Stearns & Co Syracuse reopens after closure with 1200 workers and wage increases ranging from 10 to 20 percent.

Newport R. I Frances Lafarge John Lafarge Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry P. J. Boyle Bath Syracuse N. Y B. C. Stearns & Co

Embezzler Fined in Providince Rhode Island Case

Edward Russford, the embezzler arrested in Omaha last winter by Detective Parker, was ordered to pay a $100 fine and costs by Judge Wilbur inProvidince Rhode Island on November 12.

Provipusce R. I Edward Russford Omaha Neb Parker Wilbur

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