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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1896

Page

9

Teller at Morrison Speaks for Bryan Campaign

Senator Henry M. Teller delivered his first campaign speech in Morrison Illinois before an estimated crowd of 2 000 to 8 000. He discussed tariff policy defending protection for American labor and praising Bryan. He announced a Chicago meeting with the Democratic committee and a Grand Rapids speech next, noting his support for Bryan.

Morrison Democratic National Committee Chicago Grand Rapids Mich Mis Henry M. Teller Senator Teller New York H. H. Jackson Colorado Democratic Party Whitneys Lukelyfimers Bryan Democracs Indla Mr. Bryan Ilinola Abraham Lincoln

Herbert interview in London about Bryan movement decline

In a Daily News column interview, Hon. Hilary A. Herbert, U S secretary of the navy, dismisses real North South or East West dissension fears, predicts Bryan supporters among gold Democrats may vote for Bryan, and says silverites are not all fools though silver policy is mistaken. Separate dispatch from Maprio notes Barcelona riots as elections yield a large ministerial majority, with ballot boxes smashed and multiple injuries.

Bryan London The Daily News Hilary A. Herbert United States Herpert America Mr. Herbert Chicago Silver Party

Democratic Gain In Arkansas Sees Jones Victory Likely

In Arkansas the weather was mild and voters cast a large turnout. Estimates place Dan W. Jones ahead by about 60,000 votes for governor with wide Democratic gains in multiple counties and several local tickets swept. In Indian affairs a Northwest commission forms to negotiate with Crow, Flathead, Northern Cheyenne, and other tribes for reservations. A Kansas City line accident near Canton, Missouri killed engineer Hol Smith and farmer Richard Carter after a burning trestle collapse. four others survived.

Jones Lirrit Rock Arkansas the Gazette Dan W. Jones Faulkner LaFayette Asso Muoaar Ulton Jerry South Helena Bermel Lafayette County Franklin Miller County Woodruff County Johnson County Jackson County Lanoke White County Sharp County Far Northwest Washington, Sept John B. Goodwin Atlanta Charles G. Hoyt Benton, Neb Flathead Montana Rosebud River Lame Deer Agency Crow Reservation Ft. Hall Idaho Uintah Reservation Utah Canton Kansas City Osceola and Southern Railroad Town Creek Hol, Smith Richard Carter Carter Smith

Dockers Unite as Threatened Strike Looms in London

London Sept 8 a meeting of about 2000 dockers at Cannington announced 1,750,000 continental dockers had joined the International Federation of ship dock and river workers. It was noted the United States had inquiries about joining as well. Also in Torr Scott Sept 8 Allen Six, a traveling veterinary surgeon, was arrested on a charge of having seven wives. He faces trial in Girard after reports of wives in Pond Creek Frontenac Walker Pittsburg and Michigan.

London Cannington International Federation of Ship, Dock and United States Torr Scott Allen Six Frontenac Pond Creek O. T Walker, Mo Pittsburg Michigan Girard

Jameson Officers to Retire or Return to Regiments

London reports the government will retire acquitted officers of Dr Jameson’s raid and allow those sentenced to retire with ordinary privileges. Also Krupp dismisses foreign workers for alleged betrayal of secrets to foreign governments.

Jameson London Dr. Jameson Krupp The Standard Berlin Herr Krupp

Young Couple Elopes Near Kansas City

Sept 8. Jeannie Wilson daughter of a Memphis millionaire planter elopes with Thomas Hogan son of a local fruit grower. They fled from Cedar Gap near Kansas City and the destination is unknown. Also Weir Company mine in PririspurG Kansas closed indefinitely after a nearly settled strike. Plimmer defeated Oorfield in London boxing match.

Kansas Ciiry Jeannie Wilson Memphis Cedar Gap Here Thomas Hogan Weir Company Pririspurg Kan Weir Coal Company

Robbery on Overland Express Ended by Engineer Firearm

Sacramento sept 7 an attempted hold up of the Overland express near Webster six miles west of Sacramento ended when Engineer Ingles shot the robber dead and drove the train into Sacramento. The guard robber was found dead by the track with a pistol in hand. Fireman Burns reported the attacker jumped off as the train moved. Two other robbers eluded capture and no further trace was found. The train carried a large express cargo and was late by 18 minutes.

Sacramento Webster F. Ingles Patrick Burns Ingles Jack Brady Engineer Ingles F. J. Morgan San Francisco Swingle Station Coal Board Burns

Thousands to visit Canton for McKinley campaign events

Major McKinley attends church service in Canton Ohio then plans a short drive. A thousand Chicago Sound Money club members visit, with workingmen from Carnegie mills arriving September 12. Governors Bushnell and staff anticipated, with numerous delegations from Indiana and Ohio cities to hold large meetings, including a September 18 speak-off by Thurston Burrows and others.

McKinley Canton First Methodist Episcopal Church Democratic Sound Mousey Club Chicago Carnegie Homestead Iron and Steel Bushnell Indiana Lake Shore Road Thurston Nebraska Tinois Burrows Michigan Lynch Indianapolis McKinley Club Topeka Kan Commercial Travelers’ Sound Money Club Mansfield McKinley and Hobart Club Hamilton J W Harper Wycliffe Stanton Mich Pittsburg Terre

Cleanup of Sealing Schooners in Bering Sea

Steam er Homer reports revenue cutters seized British schooners Aurora Inoko Beatrice Viva and Indian schooner J G Swan and American schooner Jane Gray for operating inside the proscribed Bering sea limits. Guns and ammo were removed from the Jane Gray and it was ordered to San Francisco while the others were sent to Sitka.

San Francisco Homer Ounalaska Beringwea Rush Perry Aurora Inoko Beatrice Viva J. G. Swan Jane Gray Bering Sea Sitka

Notable Catholic Event in Rixaston Church Altar Consecration

On September 7 Archbishop Corrigan celebrated high mass and presided at the consecration of St. Marys church altars in Rixaston N. The sermon was delivered by Bishop John Shanley of North Dakota and Chancellor James Laughlin of Philadelphia preached at vespers. Hundreds were unable to enter the building.

Rixaston St. Mary's Church Corrigan John Shanley North Dakota James Laughlin Philadelphia

Horse Show 4 Success Kansas City Show Tops Madison Square

Kansas City's second annual horse show opened with five thousand spectators at the grand parade and prize awards in four classes. Stevens Sent West by Jones and Hon S N Stevens were mentioned as scheduling moves, while visits to the McKinlay home included Judge Carter Judy Johnson and Colonel Fisher from Denver.

Kansas City Madison Square New York Stevens Jones Onicaco S. N. Stevens Washington West National Committee McKinley Cantor McKinlay Judge Carter California Judy Johnson Montana Colonel Fisher Denver

England Appoints Commercial Attaches to Relieve Consular Service

Washington Sept 7 Thomas Ew ing Moore United States Commercial agent at Neimar notes Britain has begun adding commercial attaches to its consular service. Two posts selected Berlin for Germany Netherlands Scandinavia and Madrid for Spain Portugal. Attaches aim to push British goods abroad, prompting German concern over reforming its own consular corps.

England Consulta Washington Thomas Ewing Moore United States Neimar Department of State Berlin Germany Netherlands Scandinavia Madrid Spain Portugal Moore

Kate Field Cremation Planned for Remains

In Bet Wil For Disposition of Her Remains Oxicano Sept 7 Kate Field left for Hawaii advised editor Kohlsant she provided in her will for cremation and burial of ashes with her father and mother at Mount Auburn Cambridge Mass. If cremation is possible in Hawaii arrangements will be made otherwise remains will be sent via San Francisco to Boston.

John IL Sullivan Dive New Yor Annie Livingston John L. Sullivan Bellevue Hospital Boston Europe Bet Wil Oxicano Kate Field Hawaii H. H. Kohlsant The Times-Herald Miss Field Mount Auburn Cambridge Mass Kohlsaat Mills Honolulu San Francisco Overland

Public schools urged for new year cooperation in Atlantic

A city exhortation stresses the intelligence of residents shows in school quality and urges patrons to support the upcoming year. It notes new subjects and methods, calls for timely attendance, and invites all to back teachers in placing schools on a path to success, with a meeting for city teachers at the high school.

Atlantic William Wiilcox

Lewis Surrenders At Big Republican Meeting In Town

Last night a huge Republican rally filled the opera house with McKinley supporters and music from two brass bands two drum corps and two glee clubs. Hon A L Anger spoke two hours praising Republican doctrine as crowds cheered and interrupted with pops. Local figures thanked speakers before more songs and brief remarks closed the event, signaling continued Republican strength in Cass County with November elections ahead. Also notice: Newhouse 84 acres, fruit bearing, possession any time. inquire at Green's Shoe store.

Lewis Atlantic and Bear Grove Atlantic and Griswold Glee Clubs Frank Macomber A.L. Anger Mr. Hager Glee Maj. H. G. Curtis Jas. Bruce Anita Atlantic Glee Club Sherm Myers Griswold Glee Club Cass Newhouse Green's D&wit

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