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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1899
Page
4
The Weekly Telegraph notes business and local events with a concise digest from Egan Anderson & Co. highlighting market moves, shipping news, and brief society notices. It includes sworn notices and small ads reflecting ongoing civic matters.
The piece previews two party stances for next season. Republicans pledge gold standard and tariff protection with expansion holdings and Cuba policy. Democrats, led by Bryan, oppose protection and imperialism, warn of trusts, and seek repeal of tariffs while vacating Philippine islands.
The text argues that successful advertising hinges on interest and mutual benefit, stressing copy and planning over price. It notes ads are often created by drafting messages for prospective advertisers and offering revisions, with printers ink ready to assist in arranging ads for customers.
Late Young advertises December 28 as a subscription bargain for Capital readers offering a year for $2.00. The Capital is praised for its bright editorial page. Dewey rumored to be offered a refund on his Washington home by contributors, now portrayed as a target of the paper.
The Lews Marshalltown Times-Republican analyzes the legislative vote tallying 117 combined votes. It forecasts John H. Gear securing a majority with 63 to 69 votes versus Cummins, noting only a few potential doubt votes and dismissing likely strength for dark horses.
A dispatch quotes ex senator Dubois of Idaho and a self described bimetallic Republican arguing that free silver remains the central issue for the party. The piece suggests Democratic leaders never truly supported free coinage and now face renewed pressure as prices stay high and the silver debacle reemerges.
Mrs H S Chambers writes from Atlanta Ga that the fall climate there is wholly delightful and that no fires have been built in her house this fall. Cass county cannot come quite up to the condition described by our correspondent, for there have been some fires necessary, but certainly no more excellent season could be desired than has been had here until the last few days, when the mist and rain has become uncomfortable.
Newspapers suggest Hobart died from a life of banquets in Washington and warn Governor Shaw that inviting presidential proposals could doom the state. The TeleGrarm cautions against indulging those plans to avoid a similar fate.
A morning telegram notes Sac and Fox Indians threaten war paths causing alarm in To wa. The Chicago Journal downplays the danger, stating the tribe is not as dangerous as Fred White's campaign speeches and urges neighbors to stay calm.
An executive committee meeting reveals 140000 paid into the campaign fund with total subscriptions reaching 175000. The text questions whether the withdrawals justify such spending in the campaign.
A Des Moines driven fund plans to craft a fine gavel for speaker-to-be Dave Henderson at a cost of 160 dollars. Auditor Merriam of Des Moines is co custodian of the fund and seeks contributions not exceeding one dollar from individuals to cover the bill.
A brief note stresses the need for belief in oneself and in COULICY as keys to achievement. The statement links self confidence to broader organizational support, implying that personal conviction and institutional backing together drive outcomes.
State Treasurer Herriott lauds Iowa for its fiscal discipline noting a short debt period under $450,000 and zero long term bonded debt since 1870. He cites costs from 19th century recodification and Glenwood asylum fire as exceptional, stressing timely repayment and overall prudent management.
A man recalled reading a local democratic paper until late, then dreaming of universal deceit. In the surreal nightmare, editors, merchants, officials, and farmers were exposed as liars and thieves while the editor enjoyed vacation away from accountability. The dream ends as the Lord condemns the Republican party.
The admiral’s wife has transferred the house given by the grateful public to his son ensuring it stays in the family. The transfer also announces that Dewey will reside there for life, a development described as gratifying.
The Democrat aligns with Congressman Roberts in opposition to his seating. The paper notes that all right minded people in the community oppose his seating and supports the challenger's stance.
St Louis slobe-Democrat reports Mr Bryan argues the public misreads standard and credit dollars. He claims Americans will not value dollars unless price is set at 100e, stressing the distinction between monetary forms.
The uprising in the Philippines is rapidly dying out and cannot sustain wartime dignity for weeks longer. A South Dakota newspaper has proposed Gov. Shaw as a vice presidential candidate in 1900 and as president in 1904.
The Territorary congratulates editors Myers and Palmer upon the settlement of their mutual difficulties out of court.
One black hog weight about 250 pounds taken up by D. P. Becker at his residence in Bear Grove township Cass County Iowa on November 22 1899.
The coming session in Iowa will discuss board of control laws and potential amendments. Debates over special charters and large appropriations are anticipated. The treasury is strong on cash, with aims to reduce piracy and improve state management. The Passaic Beef Plant fire and ammonia explosion in New Jersey caused heavy losses, insurance coverage noted.
Terrible blast shakes Farm erburg across county line. Unknown assailant dynamited W J Wood's undertaking establishment wrecking the building and shattering windows. Heavy loss reported. Case farm near Osawa sold to Illinois buyers for 52 dollars per acre, 160 acres, in county’s west adjoining town. other farms sold at strong figures.
Moody remains under care in Northfield Mass as his physician reports a comfortable day. The doctor cites weakening heart walls from overwork and fatty degeneration but expresses confidence in steady improvement, though not rapid.
W W Parker of 608 Elm Street testifies that after exposure to bad weather or a cold he suffered backache across the loins and kidneys. Doan’s Kidney Pills quickly eased the pain and restored kidney function. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. mailed by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
New York reports William F. Miller and secretary Leslie of the Franklin syndicate have not been caught. Drafts totaling hundreds circulate among city banks with arrivals from Allegheny and other towns. Police promise a sweep to arrest Miller as victims await repayment. Also: Octavio Didier linked to Henrietta Bamberger murder case. high Trinity floods near Fort Worth cause property damage. a Portland passenger train derailed by a rock slide, killing the fireman.
North Dakota Supreme Court decision in Graham v Graham rules that residency must be bona fide and intended to stay to qualify a party for state divorce law. Those coming for divorce do not gain residency. despite the recent raise from 90 days to a year, many pre law divorces remain affected. The ruling narrows eligibility and impacts cases granted before the new law took effect.
Rev. Noah Rogers of Hoisington died in his sleep after writing his Sunday sermon titled Prepare to Meet Thy God. The Topeka report notes the sermon was strong in its Christian appeal and read by friends who attended the funeral, who praised its spiritual power.
The Methodist Episcopal church congress began at Lindell Avenue M E church with no formal organization and a Sunday service led by Bishop Henry White Warren. Delegates from across the nation attended as the formal organization was set to occur the next day. Ghost on Railroad Bridge In Indianapolis a haunted bridge caused a scare as an engineer reported striking a man who could not be found. similar sightings have occurred at this site for years. Bank robberies across Kansas continue with dynamite wrecking safes and hundreds in cash and notes being taken in multiple incidents within weeks. American English syndicate representatives have been in Colorado Montana and surrounding sheep lands seeking options to consolidate into a large company.
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