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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1893

Page

7

Vigilant Wins International Yacht Race Ahead of Valkyrie

The Vigilant, racing on a triangular course off Highlands of Naversiag New Jersey on October 10, finished the second America's Cup trial with a decisive lead over the Valkyrie. The Vigilant sailed with full sails set and forged ahead as wind improved, crossing the line at 2:05 p.m. compared with the Valkyrie at 5:03 p.m.

Highlands OF Naversiag N. J Valkyrie Vigilant

CATTLE KINGS HOLD SWAY Leases on Indian lands threaten open settlement

In a congressional bill by Delegate Flynn the Kiowa and Comanche treaty is framed to ratify lands totaling 8,000,000 acres while keeping settlers out via leases. The clause preserves existing leases, delaying settlement as cattlemen hold prime tracts. Also reports of ongoing shortages, a denied new trial for Osborne, a streetcar robbery, and a German bank reopening on Oct 23.

Gurarie O. T Flynn United States Congress Osborne Toreka Kan Supreme Court

Barrett Scotts Bail Bond Moves Toward Approval

In ONeill Nebraska Judge Kinkaid convened court to allow Barrett Scott to post bonds. Though set at 24000, about 40000 was pledged as the bond signing continues until October 14 while the court remains adjourned for Boyd county proceedings. An injunction blocked Cumberland County officials and the First National Bank from paying the reward, and Cunningham departed with his deputy. The case resumes next Saturday. a top legal authority says the reward was illegally appropriated. Cunningham was tied to and cut from an electric light pole in effigy by unknowns. Mayor Dickson involved. Secretary Lacy not a defaulter states the Union Mine Workers board after investigation.

First National Bank Cunningham Dickson

Chicago in Her Glory at World Fair Day

Chicago marked its 60th birthday with a grand day at the Columbian Exposition. A 26 float parade led by the Iowa State Band celebrated Chicago's growth and history amid heavy crowds and restaurant shortages. Massive attendance shattered previous records while accidents at urban terminals caused several casualties. The U.S. flagship Chicago sailed to Tangier after the events.

Worty Chicago Republic Exposition Grounds Fair Grounds Fixty-Second Street Columbus Court of Honor Iowa Iowa State Band Wellington Paris Charles A. Clark Buffalo Madison Street Thomas Robertson Fremont Minn Lincoln Avenue James Malcom Oakland Cal John DrypeEn James Paine Mercy Hospital William J. Burrah Kansas City Kan Andrew Wells Waupaca Nettie Rogers Matilda Stewart Fond du Lac Wis Charles’ Long Cincinnati Congress Street

Prosecution planned for Minneapolis forger Da France alias Elliott

Requisition papers signed for Stonewall J. Da France, alias Cameron Elliott, the Minneapolis forger, with detectives heading to Detroit to return him to Chicago. Detroit police hold evidence of over $100,000 in prior operations. Chicago authorities press for surrender despite Detroit’s hesitance. Police chief Starkweather notes the case strengthens against him.

Jacob Newman Ontcano Stonewall J Starkweather Detroit Chicago

Barred From the Ticket In Prohibition Election Fight

Deputy Secretary of State refused to receive the Prohibition-Republican governor ticket papers after a challenge to a party endorsement. The dispute centers on ballot law preventing duplicate-office petitions from appearing with the same office. A writ mandamus is sought to force recognition of Mitchell’s nomination. Also notes a mistaken repeal affecting appeals and a fire that destroyed Parkerburg’s business district, with $100,000 loss and no local fire department.

Mitchell Jaws Drs Moiris Burkit Wright Bennett Mitchell Prohibition Party Mandamus Ackley Parkersburg Here Waterloo Fire Department

Leeds Stops Ernest In Eight at Coney Island

Coney Island New York October crowd of about six hundred watched two boxing bouts. Horace Leeds of Atlantic City knocked out Billy Ernest of Blandin in the eighth round after Sullivan defeated Charlie Kammer for $1000. Ernest needed five minutes assisted by seconds before removal, Leeds hailed for a clear win.

Leeds Coney Island N. Y Kings ‘County Coney Island Athletic Club Jim Sullivan Charlie Kammer Horace Leeds Atlantic City Billy Ernest Blandin Sullivan Ernest Dan Gallagher Rich Wiltera Joe McCarthy Joe Burke Dominick McCaffrey Frank White Harry Lawrence Bob Anderson Johnny Eckhart

Old Fashioned Robbery on Stage in Coke County

Ballinger Texas October 10 stage robbery told in dime novel style. Two highwaymen in slickers and masks halted the Ballinger Robert Lee stage three miles east of Robert Lee. They forced the driver to look down the barrel of a six shooter and stole 1.65 in cash plus about 3100 from mail sacks bound for banks statewide. They ordered the driver to face the rising sun and drive on with a holy warning. Another item reports John Brandt, a rancher in eastern Montana, killing his daughter in her sleep and then killing his wife before taking his own life.

Ballnger Tex Robert Lee Coke County Ballinger Angel of God Lot Maning Hrimna Mont John Brandt

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