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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1893

Page

2

Storm Warning As West India Cyclone Hits Florida Coast

Weather bureau warned of a powerful storm sweeping along the Florida coast with inland reach of about 50 miles. Reports from Key West and Titusville indicate substantial damage and fear of loss of life. Telegraph wires down, trains halted, and coastal towns like St. Augustine submerged in places as Savannah braces for comparable force.

Loviaville A_ Courier- Journal dispatch Jacksonville Titusville St. Augustine Pebble Beach Mayford Fernandi

Governor Hogg condemns vagrancy fines against travelers

From Austin to San Antonio Texas Governor Hogg orders district attorney Camp to investigate reports that unemployed travelers from California were fined as vagrants. He pledges food and data driven relief, warning against using vagrancy laws to police migration. Separate briefs note unsafe Chicago federal building, despot robber captured in East St. Louis, Huntington Hopkins firm dissolution in San Francisco, George P. Mathes named Peck’s secretary, Wabash disaster verdict, and record cattle receipts at South Omaha stockyards.

Vernor Hogg Texas Austin Tex San Antonio California Southern Pacific Railway Hogg Ie W. R. Camp Peck Manisor Wis George P. Mathes Chicago Herald Milwaukee C. L. Clarke la Ports Ind Cale Kingsbury

Indian Outbreak Feared at Pine Ridge Strong Show of War Chief

Cuicano Oct 18 There is strong fear of a fresh Indian outbreak in Pine Ridge as the Big Foot band totalling 400 with 150 warriors moved from Standing Rock to Pine Ridge claiming it as home if necessary to fight Captain Penny mobilized 60 Indian police with 40 rounds and two cavalry troops were sent to escort them back to Standing Rock, raising tension in the district.

Big Foot Cuicano Pine Ridge Forsyth Standing Rock Agency Penny James F. Say Chicago

Five Hundred Horses Burned at Chicago Railway Barns

Fire at Wallace street barns of the Chicago City Railway company destroyed the structure and killed or injured about 500 horses. Losses: building $35,000, horses about $50,000, total near $110,000. Other items include a separate railway wreck at Fort Dodge and a Davenport shooting incident. Australian cricket team defeats All Massachusetts in Boston match.

Chicago Railway Company Chicago Wallace Street Chicago City Railway Company Wallace and Thirty-ninth Street Fort Dongs Chicago and Northwestern Dayton William Erb John Hooker Erb Edward Bates

Tragic Poisoning Report From Jerico Springs Mo

A wholesale poisoning tragedy is reported from Jerico Springs Missouri as a dramatic mix of crimes and events fills the national wire. The piece notes various incidents from politics to crime including congressmen visiting for a Republican campaign and forgeries in Illinois. It references the Western Union profits, a hotel owner sued in Omaha, and a Dalton gang linked robbery near Tulsa. It also covers Columbus Day celebrations at the World’s Fair and Edwin Booth’s club rooms being preserved with Joe Jefferson chosen president.

Jerico Springs Oglesby Eighth Ilinors Decatur Merchants’ Compress Company Memphis Hull Hepburn Gear Lacey Laura Junkerman Salem Ills Salt Lake Western Union Telegraph Company Mar. Satolli M. C. Brennan Colorado Matz Omaha James Dolan Tim Pierce Horseshoe District Timgon Southern Interstate Immigration Association Mr. Benett Quincy America Tulsa I. T Dalton Edwin Booth Players’ Club

Western World’s Fair Rate Changes Announced

Western Passenger association sets round trip excursion rates to Chicago from St Paul Minneapolis Ashland Sioux City Omaha at 10 dollars and 11.73 from Duluth and Superior with validity Oct 15 to Oct 31 and return by Nov 15. Corresponding Missouri River routes to St Louis follow same dates. Also listed single trip rates for Kansas City and routes between Chicago St Louis, Colorado points, and broader notes on General Hampton’s plan for railway debts.

Chcago Western Passenger Association Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis Ashland Sioux City Omaha Duluth Superior Missouri River St. Louis Kansas City Colorado Common Points

Establishment of a Permanent International Court Proposed

London October 18 central committees of the International Parliamentary Peace league meet to urge Mr Gladstone to introduce a bill in Parliament favoring a permanent court for arbitration of international disputes. A skeleton league program for next year is prepared including an appeal to the world press to avoid biases provoking international antagonism and urging France and Italy to improve relations. London October 13 Birmingham miners conference adopts resolutions vowing to continue the fight and rejecting a 15 percent wage cut.

London International Parliamentary Peace League Gladstone International League International Court of Arbitration League France Italy Birmingham

Secured Land Frauds Exposed In Turtle Mountain Case

United States pursues E Ashley Mears in North Dakota for extensive land frauds in Turtle mountain country. Case before Judge Thomas Meare involves alleged use of half-breeds to file fraudulent government land entries and sell to Mears under fictitious names.

United States Omolala North Oakots Farco N. D E. Ashley Mears Turtle Mountain Country Thomas Meare National Bank of North Dakota Fargo First National Bank of Mears

Wilson Sentenced to Hang for 1892 Murder

Judge Edmunds in the criminal court sentenced Charles Wilson to hang on November 16. Wilson killed Moses Hodges on November 18, 1892, in a battle over a woman's affection. All parties are colored. Ingersoll Will Support Them in Kentucky. Colonel KR Ingersoll, in Lexington, advised a colored committee to push the case to the U S Supreme Court and offered support.

Wilson Louw Edmunds Criminal Court Charles Wilson Moses Hodges Ingersoll Lexiwarox KR. G. Ingersoll Lexington Supreme Court of the United States

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