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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1897

Page

5

Disaster in a Theater as Plaster Falls in Cincinnati

The Robin son’s Opera House in Cincinnati suffered a ceiling collapse during The Danger of a Great City, with 3 dead, 26 seriously hurt and 25 to 30 slightly injured. Firemen, patrols and surgeons rushed to the scene as rumors swirled and crowds gathered outside the hospital. The incident echoes a 1876 theater disaster caused by a false fire alarm.

Salvage Corps Cincinnati Hospital Opera House America

Russia's New Commercial Port Foundation Stone Laid

Viaproosroox Oct 16. The foundation stone of a grand commercial port for Russia in this region was laid with notable ceremony. The event marks the start of a major maritime hub project expected to boost trade and regional influence.

Russia

FIERCE GOTHAM FIGHT SHAPES UP FOR MAYORAL RACE

In New York the coming fortnight will hear the spellbinder on platforms and street corners as Dayton accepts the Jeffersonian nomination for comptroller and teams with George. The German American vote of about 125000 may split on personal lines while Bliss is slated to chair a Republican meeting at Lenox Lyceum suggesting White House support for former Navy Secretary. George says he will be satisfied if Low is elected, yet he resists accepting George's doctrines.

Gon Tracy Dayton George New York Greater Jefersonian Messrs. George Bliss Lenox Lyceum Washington Navy Mr. George Low

Indians Hold A Big Powwow Near Chelsea I T

Five Tribes in council at Forty Mile creek consider quitting birth land and emigration to Mexico as fullblood Cherokees and others gather for a decisive vote while Congress subcommittee may hear their case. Death sentence for Effie Jones in Dallas for murder of Liley W Stewart. lynching aftermath linked to a $10,000 life insurance. Nellia M Derrington at Omaha attempts suicide after personal crisis. marriage news cited.

Chelsea Mexico Effie Jones Dallas Elfie Jones Liley W. Stewart East Texas Stewart William Jones Longview Jones Tyler Texas East

Poisoned in York Postmaster’s Family in Critical Condition

Critically ill after suspected poisoning at York Nebraska home. Postmaster R J Coles wife and son remained unconscious late, possibly after consuming supper including canned salmon. Numerous details withheld as investigation continues.

York Neb R. J. Coles Day

Mayor Harrison Maintains Liquor Sale Stand at Chicago Show

Sparks from the wires report Mayor Harrison remains determined to block liquor sales at the upcoming Chicago horse show. John D. Rockefeller aims to dominate Great Lakes trade within a year or two. Chicago records 85 degrees as the hottest time of year in twenty five years. Will Rogers, a young farmer, was killed after being struck by a train in West Plains Missouri. An ecclesiastical edict in Sonora excommunicates members of the mic fraternity. The Butter Eggs and Poultry Shippers Association executive committee plans to attend the Joint Traffic Association meeting to press their demands.

Harrison Chicago John D. Rockefeller Great Lakes Will Rogers West Plains Sonora Mexico Lape Mic

Unique defense challenges personal taxes in Missouri case

William H Appleman faces a tax suit with attorney John McCann arguing the bill of rights defense. The theory claims personal property from individual industry should be untaxed and that taxation should rely on land, franchises and other revenue sources. A ruling could reshape Missouri taxation and provoke widespread reactions.

St. Louis John McCann McCann

Supreme Court Asked to Advance Illinois Inheritance Tax Cases

A motion was filed in the U S Supreme Court to advance three inheritance tax cases from Illinois. Plaintiffs in error include Josephine Drake Jessie Norton and Terrence Magoun with Cook County officials and Nimosis Trust and Savings Bank as defendants in error. The motion argues the graduated tax has delayed state collections about 1.5 million dollars while arguing violations of due process and equal protection. The court took the matter under advisement.

Supreme Court Illinois Wasnixeron United States Supreme Court Ilinois Gook County Nimosis Trust and Savings Bank Josephine ©. Drake Jessie Norton Terrence Magoun Robert 5. Tles Cook County Shepard

Railroad Cases Advance in Texas Land Grants Suit

In Washington Ontario Attorney General Crane moved to advance on the supreme court docket the Texas suits against the Houston and Texas Railroad and the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio Railroad. The Galveston case concerns about 60000 acres of land and the Houston case about 10000 acres.

Washincton Ont Crane Supreme Court State of Texas Houston and Texas Railroad Company Galveston

Court of Appeals rules Chicago Junction Railway not liable for state tax

In Aany New York on October 13 the court of appeals by four to three vote held that the Chicago Junction railroad and Union Stockyards company is not liable to the state corporation tax sought by the comptroller. The decision may affect many other corporations and reduce state revenue.

Aany N. Y Court of Appeals Chicago Junction Railroad and Union Stockyards Company

Pythians Elect Officers in Nebraska Lodge

Lincoln October 13. The Nebraska lodge of the Knights of Pythias met at the state capitol. Grand officers elected include Chancellor H. M. Boydston Nebraska City vice chancellor W. W. Young Stanton prelate George H. French North Platte keeper of records and seals Will L. Love Lincoln master of exchequer John B. Wright Lincoln master at arms G. W. Wilse Randolph inner guard J. A. Lamborne Bennett outer guard EB H Grist Tecumseh trustees S. S. English Eagle supreme representative Will L. Sciam Omaha.

Pythians Lincoln Nebraska The Knights of Pythias State Capitol H. M. Boydston City W. W. Young Stanton George H. French North Platte Will L. Love John B. Wright G. W. Wilse Randolph J. A. Lamborne Bennett EB. H. Grist Teecumseh English Eagie Will L. Sciam Omaha

Great Northern to build Duluth to Pacific Coast line

New Minnesota Railroad at Dunora reports President Hill will complete a line between Ologuet and Fosgeton Minn this winter. It connects at Ologuet with the Duluth and Winnipeg and at Fosgeton with the Great Northern for western points. Duluth gains a direct coast route and grain shipments from Red River valley will shift to Duluth, lowering freight rates to western markets.

New Minnesota Railroad Dunora President Hill Great Northern Road Ologuet Fosgeton Minn Duluth Winnipeg Fosseton Great Northern Pacific Coast Red River Valley Minneapolis

Morton Dies From Injuries In Iowa Streetcar Accident

Warri to Iowa October 18. W H Morton a Chicago traveling man injured when a street car jumped a trestle died yesterday without regaining consciousness. The other injured are rapidly recovering.

Morton Warritoo W. H. Morton Chicago

Movement to draft Dayton for comptroller in two tickets

A movement seeks to nominate Charles W. Dayton former postmaster for comptroller on the Citizens' Union ticket replacing Charles S. Fairchild and on the Jeffersonian Democracy ticket replacing Colonel George E. Waring. The plan aims to unite factions to run Dayton in the city election.

Dayton New York Get Charles W. Dayton Forner Citizens’ Union For Comptroller Charles 5. Fairchild Jeffersonian Democracy George E. Waring

Opening New Gold Diggings in Klondike Hidden Riches

Searris reports from Oct 13 that the steamship City of Topeka carried Dawson and Juneau adventurers including J. Maloney who claims Hunker creek and Gold Bottom creek will rival Bonanza and Wildorade. No. 31 Bonanza may yield $1,000,000, El Dorado and other claims promise millions. Maloney predicts over $2,000,000 this fall with Alex McDonald expected to lead. Constable Bevan notes Americans threatening to resist duty collection at Lake Bennett.

Klondike Searris Topeka J. ¥. Maloney Juneau Dawson Galvin Maloney Hunker Creek Gold Bottom Creek Bonanza Wildorade Eldorado Alex McDonald Skookum Gulch Bananan No. 2 Henry Brainable Rothschilds Bevan Provisional Police Lake Bennett

Sheep Camp Attack Kills Four Settlers and Shepherds

A battle in Long Valley Washington county Idaho left four men dead and one wounded after settlers urged shepherds to leave. About 15 settlers warned the sheep men and attacked the camp firing about 30 shots. A man named Barber was killed. the sheep men returned fire, killing three settlers. attackers fled. The clash stems from ongoing settler shepherd tensions.

Pocatetto Ida Long Valley Washington County Barber Setttlers

Bartley Bond Trial Telegram From Governor Refuted

Governor Holcomb arrived in Lincoln from Nashville and telegraphed to refute alleged knowledge of Bartley’s shortage as he approved the pond. Attorney General Smyth says he will not call Holcomb to the stand amid Bartley bonds proceedings in Omaha.

Tlolcomb Omaha Smyth Holcomb Lincoln Nashville Bartley Pond

Battle of Las Tunas Captured by Cuban Forces

A letter from Fred Funston describes the Cuban victory at Las Tunas after a three day siege. He details entrenchments, artillery, a dramatic assault led by Enamorado and Garcia, heavy casualties on both sides, and the fall of the fortifications ending with Cuban victory. Also notes Dewey possibly taking command at the Asiatic station and a poem about insurance duties.

Fred Funston Glyero Kansas City Fred Funston Funston Kansas Las Tunas Fort Conception Enamorado Menocal Garcia Trace

Dr Kay's Renovator Promises Cure All Ailments

An Omaha Nebraska medical company advertises Dr Kay's Renovator claiming it cures dyspepsia constipation and liver and kidney diseases. It offers free sample and booklet with price details for the advertised remedy.

Dr Kay’s Long Balm for Coughs and Colds

Advertisement notes Dr Kay’s Long Balm for coughs colds and throat disease with promised relief in six hours for kidney and bladder disease. Claims rapid pain relief in bladder kidneys and back for both genders. Sold by F Parsons & Co Druggists Atlantic Iowa.

F. Parsons & Co Atlantic Iowa

Spavin Liniment Promises Quick Horse Blemish Cure

English Spavin Liniment claims to remove hard or soft lumps and blemishes on horses including spavins and splints. It purports to treat coughs and swollen throats and offers a $50 savings with one bottle. Sold by F Parsons & Co., Druggists, Attantlie, Iowa.

F. Parsons &Co

Flowers and Plants From C. G. Anderson & Co

A notice offering fine cut flowers for weddings parties and funerals at very low prices. Funeral designs on short notice in first class style. A large collection of greenhouse plants always on hand. Visitors welcome at Ninth and Chestnut.

Cc. G. Anderson & Co

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