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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1897

Page

4

Bold bandit raid on Oregon City car prompts chase

At Meddrum station near Oregon City a nine passenger robbery left 85 riders searched. About 90 dollars taken as robbers fled into the woods after dimming lights. Conductor Anderson and motorman resisted and then fled. police and detectives pursued the bandits. In separate Topeka notes, final hearing set Oct 18 on stockyards case with potential refunds for shippers and a proposed $3,000 master fee.

Portiann, Or Oregon City Meddrum Station John Anderson Cuseman Portland Foster and Thayer Topeka Kan Kansas City Stock Yards Company United States Circuit Court Foster Kansas Kansas City Stock Yarda Company George W. Clark United States Clark

Nebraska Day at Nashville Draws 40 000 to 45 000

Thousands from Kentucky Alabama Georgia and across Tennessee attended Nebraska Day in Nashville on October 9 to hear W J Bryan. The day featured a grand parade led by Colonel W F Cody Gov Taylor and other officials and a large auditorium audience that welcomed Bryan with cheers.

Nashville Tenn Kentucky Alabama Georgia Tennessee W. J. Bryan W. F. Cody Holcomb Taylor Cody Wild West United States Cavalry J. W. Gaines James I. Vance James M. Hea A.S. Culver William V. Allen Bryan Richardson, McMillin, Gaines, Sims Stark Nebraska Wheeler T. B. Turley Carmack Mr. Bryan Nebraska Party Military Plaza

Coffin Won On A Wager In Indiana Tale Of Deitzer

John Deitzer a longtime Sueleyville resident died and was buried in a coffin he won on a political bet placed years earlier. He wagered $80 on Hendricks winning Indiana governor in 1872. Undertaker Cummins kept the coffin in good condition until Deitzer died. Deitzer had it prepared for his burial and requested to be laid to rest in it. A second item notes Boston and Maine president Tuttle denying management change rumors.

Indiana Sueleyville Ind John Deitzer Thomas A. Hendricks Hendricks Deitzer Joseph Cummins Cummins Nature Pierce John Mc Michael Plattsburg Dr. Pierce

Sultan appoints Tewfix Pasha envoy to Greece peace talks

In Constantinople on October 11 the sultan named Minister of Foreign Affairs Tewfix Pasha as the plenipotentiary of Turkey to negotiate an effective peace treaty with Greece. The appointment signals Ankara's focus on ending hostilities and securing terms acceptable to both nations.

Tewfix Pasha Constantinople Turkey Greece

Woman Suffrage Campaign Gains Ground in Iowa

Iowa suffragists press ahead with a nationwide plan to hold fifty conventions in spring and fall. National leaders plus local workers travel the state from Marshalltown to Des Moines, promoting equal political rights for women.

Wyoming Colorado Utah Idaho Iow Des Moines John Stuart Mills Carrie Chapman Catt National Organization Committee Iowa National Society Marshalltown Miss Hay New York Miss Gregg Kansas Anna Shaw Boston Henrietta G. Moore Ohio Adelaide Ballard LW.8 Hazlett National Association Anna E. H. Satterlee Supt Press Work

Do Honor to Parnell On Anniversary Demostration

Sunday marked the sixth anniversary of Charles Stewart Parnell's death with a large nationalist procession in Dublin. Five thousand mourners paraded to Glasville cemetery where wreaths and a bronze bust adorned a memorial car. The event favored a triumphant tone over ritual mourning as crowds, bands, and flags demonstrated national pride despite aristocratic aloofness and poverty on display.

Ireland St. Stephen’s Green Parnell Irish Parliamentary Party John Redmond Waterford

Times Publishing Assigns For Benefit Of Creditors

The Times Publishing company, publisher of the Daily Evening Times in this city for five months, made an assignment today for the benefit of creditors. Assets total 7,559 with liabilities of 6,595.

Cepar Raprios The Times Publishing Company Evenive Times Angels A

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