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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1895
Page
5
Assistant Secretary Reynolds of the interior department ruled that if a pension is obtained fraudulently the attorney securing it cannot claim a fee and must refund the amount. The decision aims to discourage lenient case checks and lead to more careful attorney practices.
Marysville Cal Nov 20 Bandit Jack Brady found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison. Brady and Browning rode from San Francisco and held up the Oregon express at Wheatland Browning was shot dead by Sheriff Bogard of Tehama County Brady shot the sheriff in the back killing him.
Secretary of Agriculture J Sterling Morton visited St Louis to inspect the National Stock Yards and abattoirs before returning to Chicago. He said the third term talk relies on newspapers and offered no firm stance, comparing a president to a bank president and stressing duties to the nation. A separate item notes Mrs Asa Manning’s abduction by her husband in Medina, Michigan, while another reports a likely compromise on grain rates between the Kansas City board of trade and Union Pacific over Nebraska point-to-point routes.
Sakaroaca Wy Nov 26 Lewis Low returns from Illinois after bicycling 1200 miles home in 12 days. Snow Delays Rochester New York Nov 21 three inches of snow reported in the city.
Washington dispatches detail Sir Julian Pauncefote's full reply to Senator Morgan over compensation for British vessels seized by U S cruisers. The ambassador argues the claims are just and cites errors in the congressional critique, noting British flag and ownership records, and stressing negotiations were lengthy and equitable.
Eczema cures touted with a “single application” claim as ads tout Cortoina ointment and blood purifier. In Kansas, Henderson the colored school teacher is captured in Emporia after a Dunlap attack, claiming self defense as victims fight for survival. News on railroad rates pressure Omaha and a Los Angeles perjury bid reopens a Mayne trial. Palmer defeats Plimmer in a 14 round world title bout.
Advertises Simmons Liver Regulator as a mild laxative and tonic that purifies the blood and strengthens the system. Claims liver regulation relieves malaria biliousness indigestion sick headache and constipation, and endows digestion with better function. Promises relief from weariness when the liver works properly. Box features 4 stamp in red, J H Zeilin Co Philadelphia.
A Kansas Central mixed train wreck near aston eight miles from Leavenworth caused a badly damaged passenger coach to topple onto a mail and express car. Two women escaped injury. Conductor James Lake injured while jumping clear. Also reports show an earthquake near Grovlay Colorado and various national notes including thefts and political moves.
The Cass County board of supervisors met in Atlantic Iowa on November 13 and 14 1895 for routine county business with all members present. Sessions approved vacation minutes arranged refunds for dog tax double payments and erroneous assessments and authorized tax refunds and relief payments. Several highway and bridge petitions were granted or referred and funds moved to county road and bridge accounts. The board reviewed accounts and claims and adjourned to 8:30 a m the following day.
The Atlantic county board adjourned after reading minutes from November 13 and 14 1895. Actions included canceling and retaxing taxes due to errors, charitable tax remissions, approving an incident-related claim, transferring funds to the permanent school fund, approving a fraudulent banking prosecution contract, and fixing per diem and mileage for members. The minutes note tax list runs in Marne and authorize committee settlements with county officials and the approval of an official bond.
A garbled 19th century fragment depicts Mr. R T Caldwell, a book-keeper at First National Bank Fulton Kentucky, overwhelmed by loss and sleepless worry, confessing distress and seeking relief in a troubled, incomplete narrative.
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