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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1899

Page

3

Judge Green Rules in Hopley vs Cass County Bank Case

In a lengthy oral opinion the Cass County Bank receivership dispute is decided in favor of Wm. Hopley Intervenor. Judge Green finds cashier A W Dickerson’s testimony largely uncontradicted and holds that the order signed by John Hopley authorized filling the blank note form, entitling the receiver to the note.

Disbrow Judge Green Hopley Cass County Bank TeLeararh Green District Court of Cass County Tows Wm. Hopley Theodore G. Steinke Casa County Bank John Hopley Peter Hopley John Horley A. W. Dickerson Pod Dickerson Dickerson Lexroing Aradis

Union Entertainment Course Promises Notable Lectures This Year

The union course opens this month with Russell H. Conwell delivering the opening lecture. Followed by the Temple Mele Quartette and Ridgeway Concert Co. also billed. Miss Oliver will read Bonnie Brier Bush. Col. Bain applies rising fees but remains secured for Atlantic. Section ends with Palmer & Co’s handling tickets.

Russell H. Conwell Temple Mele Quartette DeMott Ridgeway Concert Co Oliver Col. Bain Kentucky Atlantic Palmer & Co E. Reep Texas Carnival

Boralma Wins Futurity at Lexington Trots Opening Day

Lexington October 4 The feature event on opening trots day was the 16000 futurity for eight year old trotters won by Boralma Extacy and Idolita were the only finishers in the last heat Idolita was distanced Boralma was bought Monday night by Thomas W Lawson of Boston for 17000 on condition of victory The first money 5000 goes to Lawson who has won 46000 in pools He presented 3000 to Boralma s driver Gus Masher The Tennessee stake valued at 4000 was won by Riela after dropping the first two heats to favorite Hal For the other item stage robbers surround Montrose Colorado 25 armed men surround the hideout of the Sneffels bandits a battle is momentarily expected The stage driver identifies one of the hold ups as Kid Adams and officers believe the other man is Berry

Lexington Boralma Extacy Idolita Thomas W. Lawson Boston Mr. Lawson Poola Gus Masher Tennessee Riela Hal B Denver Montrose Kid Adams Berry

Court Recap Shows Sentences and Verdicts From Wednesday

Last week in court, citizens faced several cases with verdicts and sentences handed down. Frank O'Brien, charged with stealing clothes, received 11 months at Fort Madison prison. Mose Dexter pleaded guilty to keeping a liquor nuisance and faces 90 days in county jail plus fines and costs. Frank Cain, guilty after trial, received a heavy fine and potential jail time. a stay bond delayed enforcement. Carl Phares fined about 400 dollars and jailed 90 days for nonpayment. The International Stock Food case against Henshaw ended with a verdict for the defendant for 150, while Newton versus Templeman concerned a fine dispute. Other matters included alimony awarded in Jones v. Jones and a new trial ordered in Des Moines Electrical versus Atlantic Telephone. Also noted: Yaqui War developments and boxing results in Des Moines.

Mose Dexter Cumberland Fen Frank Cain Cain H.I. Martin N. F. Lambert Carl Phares Sheriff Hill International Stock Food Company Henshaw Geo. W. Henshaw Newton Templeman State of Iowa Thos. Laurie M. C. Cardio Mra. M. C. Cardio Jones Va. Jones

Sword for Dewey marks triumphant homecoming

Washington October 4 Admiral Dewey received a jeweled sword from Congress at the capitol in a grand ceremony, amid vast crowds. The event highlighted his Manila Bay victory and his later qualities as statesman and leader, with President McKinley steering the moment and offering support.

Washineton Admiral Dewey National Capitol Congress Manila Bay United States Dewey McKinley Alous Naval Establishment Secretary Long

Buying Up American Meat by English Government

English government orders large quantities of canned meat and tinned fruit from Chicago packing firms. An unnamed official notes a major contract to supply the army in the Transvaal, indicating widespread procurement from U S producers.

Chicago Transvaal

Watson Counts Stand in Nebraska Forgery Case

In the state vs John C Watson the defense asked to strike four indictment counts but the judge overruled the motion after hours of argument. State evidence taking resumes today as the trial proceeds with a Nebraska focus amid other regional notes.

Watson Nebraska City John C. Watson

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Union Entertainment Course Dalian Dating Tex Bryan James P. Tarvin Oliver H. P. Belmont New York Heoxhaw Sing Fence Repton Ortiz, Mex Cox Wing Graham Des Moines Jim Graham Towa Tom Cox Young Corbett Joy Schley Admiral Schley Capitol White House Cardinal Gibbons Manila J. H. Funrenen South Dakota Salem Ore Dr. Williams Oregon Independent Salem, Ore Williame Dr. Willams Dr. Williars Medicine Company Schanectady Foley Vic Emmert & Co. and F. Parson & Co Webster Ausurnl Neb Nebraska John L. Webster Omaha Philippines Settors Jal Biarg Thomas Botorf Mitt Allen Winsiper Winside Schiantry Fred Schantre St. Mary’s Hospital DR. D, Findley Palmer & Joe E. Co Seventh Street Physicians and Surgeons West Fifth Street F. W. Porterfield Northens Corner Ninth and Locust Streets C. L. Campbell Park Hotel G. Weber
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