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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1899

Page

8

Union Town notes on farms and locals in Cumberland

In Union township and Cumberland district locales, farmers report underway corn husking, crop forecasts, and sales. Residents build new homes and barns, rent farms, and discuss hotel changes and local newspaper use. German farmers shift political support. fruit tree agents face fraud concerns. locals praise the Telegraph in county life.

E. D. Jurken Union Township Jurken Cleveland Chicago McKinley Party of Progress and J. H. Keasey Telegraph Keasey

Mrs Anderson's Baby Promotes Favorite Prescription

A South Britain Connecticut mother lauds Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for aiding pregnancy and childbirth. She recalls early nausea, hospital absence, and a healthy three week old daughter, contrasting with a prior child who was sick. The ad warns against unqualified free medical advice by impostors and promotes a free copy of the Common Sense Medical Adviser.

Harbor R. V. Pierce Dr. Pierce Buffalo

Burlington extension to Ogden tests transcontinental link

Creaco Nov 20 notes the Chicago Burlington and Quincy plans an extension from Alliance Nebraska to Hartville and then west to Ogden Utah. The route would connect with the Southern Pacific, placing a midway line between Union Pacific and Fremont groups to foster competition with Northwestern and allied lines.

Creaco Lripnie Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Ogden Utah Southern Pacific Denver Alliance Neb Hartville Cheyenne Burlington Denver and Rio Grande Colorado Midland Union Pacific Fremont Elkhorn Missouri Valley Vanderbilt-Harriman Northwestern Missouri River

Plague on British Steamer J W Taylor in New York Harbor

The J. W. Taylor from Santos Brazil arrived with bubonic plague on board. Captain and crew were quarantined at Swinburne and Hoffman islands for ten days observation. Cargo to be discharged after crew removal as conditions change.

Taylor Brazil New York J. W. Taylor Santos Swinburne Island Hoffman Island

Six Die In Omaha Railroad Collision Near Humboldt

A work train backing down on a handcar party near Humboldt 20 miles from Sioux Falls caused a fatal wreck. Six men were killed and several injured as flatcars derailed. many workers were Italians aboard the cars. Relief trains brought the injured to Sioux Falls and Montrose. a 15 year old died en route.

Sioux Farms Omaha Humboldt Sioux Falls Hissins Montrose Thamet Edward Howard Sioux Fills

Illinois Central Wreck Near Richton Kills Stockman

In fogbound conditions a fast Illinois Central freight from St Louis crashed into the Springfield special stock train near Richton Illinois killing J W Clark a stockman from Thomasville who slept in the caboose. Engineer Edward Poole and fireman William Layton survived with injuries. A second item reports Winfield Stephenson a University of Iowa senior killed in a football class game at Iowa City aged 20 from Des Moines.

Cmtcaco Illinois Central St. Louis Springfield Richton Ill J. W. Clark Thomasville Edward Poole William Layton Poole Towa City Winfield Stephenson University of Iowa Des Moines

Murder and disaster items from Midwestern news round up

A series of brief reports from across the Midwest dated November 20 recount a murdered farmer identified near Rockville Missouri, a smallpox outbreak forcing stricter quarantine in Storm Lake Iowa, a murder trial in Plattsmouth Nebraska, a fatal hotel fire in Waco, Oklahoma, a Seattle storm causing ships to lose anchors, a life sentence for murder in Iowa, the Des Moines rapids canal closing, and a fire destroying the Wall Street concentrating mill in Went City Missouri, with multiple injuries and losses.

City Wall Street Tracey Land South Carterville

Patria Explodes Into Wreck off Kentish Coast

Hamburg American liner Patria caught fire in the English Channel while sailing from New York to Hamburg. Abandoned Thursday noon after failed tow attempts, the ship lies burning and sinking near Walmer and South Foreland. Captain Frolich blames passenger panic for lost possessions.

Pasengera Loxpon Hamburg Patria Prolich New York Wamburg Walmor South Foreland Kentish Frolich

Mrs Hillmon wins suit in landmark insurance case

In Leavenworth Kansas on November 20 the jury awarded Mrs Snike Hillmon damages of 33 122 against Mutual Life of New York and 11 054 against the Connecticut Mutual after six trials totaling 90 000 in costs and litigation. New York Life settled after the fifth trial. National Grange services held in Springfield Ohio with memorial resolutions for several past masters. Leonard Imboden sentenced to ten years for wildcat banking in Kansas City. Olympia hero Arthur Kavanagh to be honored in Tecumseh Nebraska with a sword presentation. Dr D B Scott’s resignation in South Dakota church case declined. John B Carey ex mayor of Wichita dies at 74 in San Jose California.

J. 1 Mathers North East Towanship Matheis Cass County Iito Souther Iowa Leavenwourn Kan Hillmon Insurance Toturnil Imboden Kansas City Leonard RB. Imboden Jefferson City Imbaden Texas Southwest Wiota Walter Hook Hook Rock Island Company W. L. Overman B. M. C. Club East Main Street Mesdames J. , Bruce W. E. Fish D. B. Forshay W. H. Banlkuer HH. P. Davis A. H. F. Zeigler C. M. Blakesley J. C. Voorhees J. D. Young W. Dutford Keiled KO. Vernon Mrs. Houston Walnut Council Blaffa

Telegraphic briefs span world and nation on Nov 2 events

The Shamrock arrives Clyde port after New York departure. Sir William Dawson, famed educator and geologist, dies. France’s President Loubet unveils a statue in Paris. Archibald Bethune to wed Miss Ethel Tucker of Boston. Blue Earth Mason City St Paul linked by Chicago Northwestern line. Lady White meets Queen Victoria. Vulcan steamer towed into port after prop loss. Mrs. Leslie Carter improving slowly in Columbus. William Killion acquitted of murder in Indiana. Leather and hides jump in price due to scarce raw materials. Springer says discounts for Denver livestock convention in Fort Worth. Oklahoma statehood memorial plan moves forward in Guthrie. Funeral of Rep Evan E Settle held with noted speakers. Chicago engineers design earthquakeproof palace for Japanese crown prince. $1,000,000 earmarked.

New York Clyde William Dawson McGill College Montreal Loubet France Place de la Nation Archibald Lionel Bethune Earl of Lindsay Ethel Tucker W. A. Tucker Boston Blue Earth Minn Mason City St. Paul Chicago Lady White George Stewart White Ladysmith Windsor Castle Sunny Vulcan Naile Galveston Hauburg Ellomannia Leslie Carter Columbus William Killion Washington Ind Walter Huckley United States Canada Springer Denver National Livestock Association Fort Worth Guthrie Congress Oklahoma Evan E. Settle Kentucky Owenton Lindsay Blackburn William Goebel Japan Imperial

Anita Local News Highlights Social Draws and Visits

Anita residents are noted hosting and visiting across Atlantic Oakland and Wiota with numerous dinners teas and social gatherings. guests include Mrs W J Laynes Miss Frances Copley and Mr Harvey Denton while local officials report school heating projects and a new depot nearing completion. a large church and g A r event, family reunions, and charity whist and supper parties also appear amid health notes and typhoid concerns.

W. J. Laynes Atlantic H. P. Davis Oakland Frances Copley Wm. Artchur Heaten Center Andrew. Johnson Ohio Austin Low Our City M.N. Percy Dexter J. 0 Mary Mesdames J. KE. Bruce A. H. F. Zuigler A. Russell Ada Johnson Lincoln Township Anne Bruce J. M. Hutton D. B. Forshay Chas. Clark Don Sam’ Dufford C. C. Plunkett Council Bluffs Wilsey Alta Addie Henderson Mrs. Searls Geneva EB. J. Votan Wright and Hanna Defiance Iowa A. D. Bullock J.M. Briggs Crooks Id Sivatton Massena G. Worthing Davis Lewis KR. S. Keihl C.C. Plunkett YT. Malone A. I. Fried Wiota Burke San Jose Cal

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