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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1896

Page

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Bank of Atlantic Receiver Reports Asset Liabilities

Receiver Bruff files court statement on the Bank of Atlantic asking that assets be examined under court order. Expert Martin’s report supports careful books. Whitney property outside Iowa and in other states valued separately. inventories detail notes, receivables, judgments, overdrafts, and deposits.

Hank Martin F.H. Whitney Bruff Bank of Atlantic District Court F. H. Whitney Birmingham Ala Omaha Colorado James B. Bruff F. H. Whitney & Son F. H J. G. Whitney W. E. Martin

Crowds Gather for M Kinley Visit at Canton

Large crowds welcomed presidential candidate William McKinley in Canton as delegations from multiple states paid respects. McKinley spoke to railway employes as part of his campaign stop. New Jersey Freylinghausen Lancers displayed ornate parade paraphernalia during the event.

New Jersey Freylinghausen Lancers

Hobart Delivers Practical First Campaign Speech in Campion

Garret A. Hobart Republican vice presidential nominee spoke at the Temple theater in Campion, New Jersey, in what was essentially his first campaign address. The event opened a statewide tour as Hobart and Governor Griggs received hundreds at a Camden Republican club reception, then dined with U.S. Senator Sewall. Sanuel Bailley presided as crowds packed the venue for Hobart’s enthusiastic welcome and brief remarks of thanks.

Campion N. J Garret A. Hobart Temple Theatre Hobart Camden Republican Club

Crowds greet McKinley supporters in Canton visit

A correspondent describes a two hour rail journey on the McKinley Flyer from Cleveland to Canton. Crowded coachloads, include Adams-Bagnall Electric Co employees, join a lively street scene with drum corps as Canton welcomes Major McKinley. The day is cool and cloudy yet filled with movement and anticipation in town.

Canton Major McKinley Cleveland, Canton & Southern Railroad Adams-Bagnall Electric Co McKinley Homestead McKinley Residence McKinley Home Easton U.S. A MacKinley Bryan

McKinley Home Welcome Draws Canton Delegations

A traveler recounts arriving at McKinley’s Canton home as bands, delegations, and a cheering crowd formed outside. Major McKinley greeted visitors, spoke to commercial travelers, and posed with Mrs. McKinley and family. The day ended with reflections on the patriotic demonstrations.

McKinley Canton William McKinney

Massacre at Egin described as official and brutal

Advices from eastern Turkey to Boston report that the Egin massacre was official and unprovoked. Many victims lay in the streets for days as food for dogs, others were thrown into the Euphrates. Whole families were wiped out and 2,000 may be undercounted. Bodies floated four to five miles downriver.

Boston Khaput Turkey Egin

Welcome Armenian Refugees at Carnegie Hall Mass Meeting

Commodore Booth-Tucker of the Salvation Army presided as a large crowd welcomed Armenian refugees at Carnegie Hall. Fifty refugees stood on stage, with telegrams read from Hon. David Brewer and other distinguished Americans. A cablegram from Gladstone to Dr Tal Wage was also read.

New York Commodore Booth-Tucker Salvation Army Carnegie Hall David Brewer Supreme Court Gladstone Tal- Wage

Indignation Meets Carlisle Speaking Event in Covington

Citizens in Covington Kentucky gathered with no party distinction to condemn the insult to Secretary Carlisle after his Owensboro speech. The meeting, chaired by Harvey Meyers, urged police to identify and arrest those responsible, while Mayor Rhineck faced criticism for handling the disturbance.

Citizens of Kentucky Carlisle Owensboro Covington Odd Fellows Harvey Meyers W. J. Bryan Carliste C. B. Simral Rhineck John Fagin George H. Thobe Congress J. D. Hearne J. Bryan Theodore Hallam Yale Mr. Carlisle

Carlisle Visits Owenstown Amid Silver Tide in Ky

Secretary Carlisle arrived from Louisville with a 40 member delegation and was greeted by about 2 000 locals at the San Jones tabernacle. He spoke on finances noting no change since 1893 while silver supporters organized guards to ensure courteous treatment. A separate note reports trick Tynan arriving in New York aboard the Saale after a French prison release.

New York Henry W. Cornell A.B. Gorell Cobb’s Ferry N. Y Corneil New York State Silver Party Buffalo John J. Clary Clary Cornell Etary San Jones Tabernacle Carlisle Tabernacle Mr. Carlisle Jones National Democratic Committee State Democratic Committee Tynan Trick Tynan Boulogne England

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