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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1895

Page

5

Russia gains rail rights in Manchuria amid China tension

The Times from Hong Kong reports Russia’s post treaty gains to anchor fleets and build railways from Nerchinsk to Valdivostock under Russian administration with a 20 year option for China to buy. Beijing fears a drastic shift in power as Manchuria could become effectively Russian, with Japan England Germany and France watching closely.

Lowboy Times Hong Kong Russia Port Arthur Nertchinsk Tsitchihar Valdivestock The China Manchuria Peking Japan England Germany France

Oklahoma banks show strong reserves amid varied 1896 era notes

Telegraph items report Oklahoma banks hold an average reserve of 43 percent of liabilities while German Austrian French and Dutch sugar production for 1895 96 is estimated at 3 680 923 tons. Other notices include court rulings on ballot laws and resignations in private banks, plus political and ecclesiastical activities nationwide.

Oklahoma Massachusetts Kemp M. Woods Fort Scott Kaw Washington Japan Corea Germany Austrian France Belgian Holland Russia Carlisle Kentucky Hardin W. J. Bryan Lane Congress Viundalia Tils BR. P. Bland Nokomis Chickasaw Dawes Commission Zip Wyatt Kansas City Association of the Sedalix W.C.T. U John A. Logan Europe Italy Holy Land Ida Grove F. F. Kinet George Gleason E A. Thompson Minneapolis Earl of Antrim Ireland Boston National Advisory Council of the

Open Letter to Senator Chandler on trunk line dispute

Washington Oct 25 Inter state Commissioner Martin A Knapp replies to Senator Chandler New Hampshire criticizing him over the trunk line agreement He says his statement must not be attributed to the commission and asserts that crime detection and punishment are incidental to regulation not under the commission's power He notes courts dispute Chandler on legality under antipooling or antitrust laws. Troops Leave Jacksons Hole Pocatello Idaho Oct 25 A soldiers train moves toward Fort Robinson via Cheyenne with three Eighth Infantry companies Major Bisbee in command Two companies come from Jacksons Hole and one from Ross Fork Indian agency They expect two cavalry companies at Montpelier Jacksons Hole is now free from government protection.

Senator Chandler Washington Martin A. Knapp Chandler New Hampshire Knapp Commission Interstate Commission Jackson’s Hole Pocatello Ida Fort Robinson Cheyenne Eighth Infantry Bisbee Ross Fork Indian Agency Montpelier

Fire Chief Killed in Albany Fire Loss of $200,000

The Albany blaze gutted B. Stark & Co. stores, Eyre Florist, and Rancom's barber shop. Assistant Fire Chief J. C. Griffin fell 20 feet from a roof, dying from internal injuries. The fire caused about $200,000 in losses. In New York, Henry Horton hosted a dinner for the Duke of Marlborough at the League Club with 50 businessmen present. General Horace Porter spoke briefly.

Albany J. C. Griffin B. Stark & Co Florist Eyre and Rancom Griffin Duke of Marlborough New York Henry Li. Horton H. L. Horton & Co League Club Horace Porter

Resignation over hazing at Wisconsin State University

Madison reports Lieutenant Chinoweth tendered his resignation from command of the university's military department amid hazing fallout. He also reportedly urged abolishing the department. Three others suffered fatal burns from internal fires in separate incidents in Philadelphia. Everhardt Zeigler draw ends in disputed decision in New Orleans. Tacoma's Columbia National Bank closed by order of the Comptroller amid recent bank failures.

Madison, Wis State University Chinoweth War Department Tacone Bank Tacoma Wash Columbia National Bank Eckels

Four Buildings Burned in Oakland City Fire

Fire destroyed four brick buildings behind the When clothing store in Oakland City Indiana. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars with about half covered by insurance. In Los Angeles California Lieutenant Governor Millard dies on October 23.

OakLand City Ind When Clothing Millard Los Anchrs Cal

Van Wyck dies longtime Nebraska senator

United States Senator Charles H. Van Wyck of Nebraska died at 4 30 p m in his Portland Flats apartment after a paralysis attack Monday, with his wife Miss Fannie and brother-in-law General Broadhead at his bedside He was 71 and had a long political career including terms in New York Congress and the U S Senate, noted as an anti railroad reformer and antiques enthusiast. Funeral plans set for Milford Pennsylvania with burial in family grounds and prayers by Rev Nichols.

Wasuixuron United States Charles H. van Wiek Nebraska Portland Flats van Wyck W. W. Johson Milford Nichols Charles Henry van Wiek Poughkeepsie N. Y Rutgers Sullivan County New York Congress Tenth Legion New York Volunteers McClellan Army of the Potomac Iowa Missouri Nebraska City State Senate A. §. Paddock Senate General Broadhead Pennsylvania Augustus Broadhead India General van Wyck Lincoln Vin Wyek

Shot at Union depot leaves Crawfordville man dead

Killed the Other Brother Naswville Oct 26 Dibbrell Walker of Cookville was shot and killed at the Union depot by young Lerry, also of Cookville. Bad blood exists after Terry's brother killed Walker's brother in the mountains. Geneva Warrison at home. Indianapolis brief mentions General Harrison returning from New York. grandson nearly recovered from scarlet fever attack.

Naswville Dibbrell Walker Cookville Union Depot Young Lerry Cookvile Terry Walker Geneva Warrison Indianapolis Get Harrison New York Scariet Foyer

Opening argument in Durrant trial described in San Francisco

Assistant District Attorney Peixoto delivered the opening for the provocation case against Theodore Durrant, tracing events from the morning school episode with Miss Lament to the Emanuel church encounter. He urged a guilty verdict and the death penalty as the courtroom filled with onlookers including Rev. Gibson and Secretary Lynch.

Peixoto San Francisco Theodore Durrant Durrant Miss Lamont King Emanuel Church Pals Poixate J. George Gibson Hhanuel Church Robert N. Lynch Jack the Ripper Whitechapel London General Dickinson Deuprey Barnes

Bannock Cases Postponed in Wyoming Habeas Hearing

In Osmyanna Wyoming on October 24 the habeas corpus hearing for Bannock Indians charged with violating state game laws was postponed for one week by agreement of counsel. State authorities insist the Indians have no right to hunt under Wyoming law. A separate dispatch from California notes Special Agent Brockenborough of the U S land office has seized over 1,000,000 feet of lumber from government timber in the Sierra region as pine mills near Pine Ridge push further into federal timber. In Nashville a 70 year old woman on a farm eight miles west was robbed of 1,500 dollars by a masked man who himself was said to cherish hatred for banks. In Dallas the Christian church convention approved renaming the General Christian Missionary Convention to the American Christian Missionary Society, with the next meeting to be held at Springfield Illinois.

Sccred Florida American Missionary Society Boston Helen S. Loveland Orange Park Fla Osmyanna Wyoming Cal Brockenborough United States Land Office Sierras Pine Ridge Uncle Sam Nashvillle Mary Frohman Here Cass County Lewis Atlantic Vicinity Congregational Church H. A. Boyle H.G. Lamson Henry Heaton Atilantic Audubon Red Oak

Cod liver oil emulsion advertises health boost

Unfurling advice promotes cod liver oil as a preventive aid for thinning and weakness. Scott’s Emulsion with hypophosphites is praised to restore vigor and support strength, claiming plain cod liver oil is burdensome. A Boston area brand, Score & Bowne, Charists, New York, is cited.

Scott Score & Bowne, Charists New York Soc

Free Textbooks for Public School Pupils Proposed

A county teachers meeting endorses free textbooks for all public school pupils and urges a law for this. Other resolutions promote early mental arithmetic, promotion tests, home discipline, and geography focus. Attendees from Atlantic area thank County Superintendent Moyer. union Thanksgiving service planned by multiple churches at the Methodist church.

WuHereas Casa County Lewis Congregational Church Moyer H.G. Lamson Axtoe E. Hopper W. Rowry MAUDE _Guass Laura McKinley Atlantic Vicinity Kelso Nichols Hieber Wood Sanford Hunter Boyle Dinges Murray Pattee Harris Dolan Childs Meclean Hopper Brown Jady Brown DeCoy Fulton Alice Fulton Berg Glags Mabel Ayres Johnson Mastis Burr Connor Mitchell Hopley Wakeflald Peters Martin Louie Russell Prof Lamson Mrs W. Rowley Wiota Chris Laartz John Jipson

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