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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1899

Page

6

Advancing on Tarlac Ian Tildro to Be the Bass at Fressat

Mania, Oct. 20. General Lawton and General Young march on Arayat with about 8000 men as gun boats Florida and Oeste prepare to move toward San Isidro a northern base. Rain falls after weeks of drought as the expedition aims for Tarlac. Batson's Macabebees clash with insurgents north of Arayat driving them from trenches with casualties on both sides.

Ian Tildro Fressat MiXccnbebec Heavy Ralne Manils Lawton Young Arayat Florida Oeste San Isidro Tarlac Third Cavalry St San Fernando Batson Santarita

Whisky on Soldier Trains En Route to Manila

Forty six regiment of volunteers en route from Massachusetts to Manila delayed by drumhead court martial over drunkenness. First section arrived and liquor aboard. 30 offenders sent to Columbus barracks. Additional trials planned as other sections sidetracked at Valley Junction for further actions.

Manila Forty-sixth Regiment of Massachusetts Chesapeake and Ohio Hegeler Columbus Barracks Valley Junction

Trusts seen as business evolution by Senator Hanna

Senator Hanna told the Fifth District Republican club that trusts are not political but business issues. He argued combines require large capital, compare to railroads owning ships, and noted trusts exist for centuries in Europe. He rejected the idea that Democrats exaggerate threats and criticized labor groups as a type of trust.

Cleveland Hina Republican Club England Germany Democrata Republican

Spiritualists in a Row Over Expansion at Chicago Convention

A split nearly formed in the National Spiritualist association as debates over expansion, imperialism, and loyalty to the flag flared during a Chicago session. A compromise resolution extending sympathy to other nations’ struggles was adopted after protests and interruptions at the meeting.

Chicago National Spiritualist Association Barrett Committee On McKinley Philippine Islands

Kansans vote linked to Twentieth Kansas mustering

Reports from Topeka and Washington show the Twentieth Kansas regiment will be mustered out in San Francisco on Oct. 28 and arrive in Topeka on Nov. 1, a change sought to align with county elections. General Shafter had set Nov. 3 as muster date, which would shift Topeka arrival to Nov. 7.

Topska Republican State Central Committee Root Twentieth Kansas San Francisco Topeka Shafter Washington Morris Minn Ott Joseph Haigh Donnelly Russ

Bees Attack a Train Near Calhoun Nebraska

Calhoun Nebraska October 21 a southbound Omaha and Minneapolis train was attacked by a vast bee swarm led by a queen. Passengers were stung as the swarm struck sides and roofs before the engineer opened the throttle and the train escaped. The swarm hovered briefly above the track then followed the queen.

CalHoun, Neb Omaha and Minneapolis Calhoun

Carter Habeas Corpus Writ Dismissed by U.S. Court

In New York on October 21 Judge Lacombe of the United States circuit court dismissed the writ of habeas corpus for Former Captain Oberlin M. Carter, who is serving a five year sentence for conspiracy to defraud the government in contracts, upholding court martial findings. Also in notes ex-governor Sherman S. Washington suffered vertigo in New York and was reported out of danger, while Frank Woods of Pawnex County Neb. was discharged from the Thirty-ninth regiment U. S. V. en route to the Philippines.

Adams Pomapetriia Josiah R. Adan Republican State Convention General Reeder Republican State Central Committee Philadelphia Pennsylvania Laredo Lacombe New Yor United States Circuit Court Sherman S. Washington B. RB. Sheran Iowa Pawnex City Neb Meikigjohn Frank Woods Thirty-ninth Regiment U. S.V Philippines Woods Agg

Strike on the Great Northern Imminent

A general strike on the Great Northern is likely within days, involving conductors engineers firemen brakemen and switchmen and could shut the road from end to end. The grievance list is long and follows a bond payment dispute that drew in conductors five years ago. Thousands are joining the action.

Great Northern St. Paul

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