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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1895

Page

7

Dunraven to Tell His Story Amid Venezuelan Row

London dispatches report Lord Dunraven will recount the America’s Cup affair to Cardiff’s mayor at a banquet, promising new light on the event. Other items note Cuba cyclone havoc in Santa Clara, Italy suspends Portugal ties, and John Dillon set to wed a daughter of Justice Matthew.

England Dunraven Dubla Toho Dillon Trafalgar- Nowe Landa Cuba Havana Santa Clara Valta Abajo Matanzas London Lord Dunraven Cardiff John Dillon Dunn The Freeman's Journal East Mayo Matthew

Growth in tin plate mills shown by Treasury report

Special Treasury Agent Ayre reports on the U S tin plate industry for the year ended June 30 1895 with a sharp rise in mills and American production. Output reached 198 801 078 pounds an 80 percent gain from the prior year as 28 rolling mills now operate 48 firms worked wholly American plates and 93 percent of production used American sheets. Some firms shut down while 26 new firms entered the business, 17 now preparing to make black plates.

Treasury Department Washington Treasury Ayre United States Department

Fitzsimmons Fight Off Planned by Court and Club

Hot Springs reports say Corbett and Fitzsimmons may not meet after a clash over postponement and terms. Julian refuses the delay, while Brady supports it. Court action looms as Governor Clarke weighs a dramatic move and plans shift toward a private bout with altered stakes.

Hot Springs Robert Fitzsimmons Martin Julian Corbett Fitzsimmons Fitzsimanons Dan Stuart Joe Wendig Brady Corbet Julian Leatherman Supreme Court Tribune of Stuart Court of Final Resorts Hera Stuart Wendig Wwitzsimmons Howard H. Hackett America Little Rock Corpus Christi Hot Ft Springs Clarke Florida Athletic Club J. J. Corbett Robert Dallas Peter Maher Steven O'Donnell

Fire in Algiers destroys 180 homes housing 1000 people

Fire in Algiers on Sunday gutted 180 houses and shanties, displacing about 1,000 residents. The blaze began in the old Rookery building, with several Italians among the occupants. Suspect Paul Bouffla fled a temporary station and faces arson charges as investigators solicit aid for victims. eight thousand dollars in donations have been raised.

Algiers New Orleans Aquares Paul Bouffix Captain Day Paul Bouffla Flo

Smelting dispute and other incidents fill Oct 22 Iowa news

The circuit court case Guillermo H. Clarke and Frank N. Clarke vs Omaha and Grant Smelting Co. centers on smelter charges and ore tolls, with a 1914 shipment alleged to yield 11,259.66 ounces of silver at a 59.5 cent rate but valued higher at 14.8 cents per ounce, a dispute shaping mining precedents. Other items include a grisly corn-field finding in Scranton Ill, a fatal railroad accident suit against the Illinois Central, a Dorsey FBI case in Lincoln, and Bryan campaigning in Illinois.

United States Supreme Court Washington Justice Harlan Sioux City and St. Paul O’brien and Dickenson Iowa Sioux City Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul United States Sioux City Road Central Pacific Southern Pacific Vere California California Irrigation Lng Gino, H. Clarke Omaha Gmaha

Markets and Local Political Endorsement Prompt Vote

The Montague & Co. report notes dull wheat, firm corn and oats, and slow hog markets with varying prices. Sheep market steady with 15,009 receipts. Also, H. B. Newcoms is recommended as superintendent of schools, praised for education, progressiveness, and integrity ahead of election day.

H. B. Newcoms

Under Sell All Cloaks and Carpets Ad

Cloaks and carpets offered at low prices with bold claims. 46 inch black Henrietta silk finished fabric at 39 cents, valued at 75 cents. Ladies fleeced underwear 15 cents per case. Woolen items and hosiery features promise savings. Cotton flannel six cents per yard. Motto pledges aggressive undercutting to attract buyers.

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