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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1895

Page

2

NO NEW BOND ISSUE EXPECTED AS GOLD EXPORTS RISE

Treasury reports show 250000 dollars in gold withdrawn from New York subtreasury for export while 250000 dollars was deposited by a Rochester bank leaving reserves at 953825285. Talks of a bond issue fade as Chicago and St Louis banks offer gold with conditions and New York deposits help reduce cash withdrawals.

Wasumetor Treasury Department New York Rochester Treasury Chicago St. Louis United States Cleveland

Thousands of visitors flock to Chattanooga opening events

Reports from Chattanooga describe vast crowds at the Chickamauga battlefield dedication and park opening. Governors from Illinois Indiana and Ohio, along with Vice President Stevenson, attended as hotels filled and visitors camped.

Chattanooga Boynton Sherman Heights Chickamauga Illinois Commission Chicago Matthews Indiana I. N. Walker Stevenson Cincinnati Southern Railway Nashville Battery Tennessee National Guard Grand Lodge Aralantic City Independent Order Odd Fellows Lewis van Norden Ohio

Englishmen Eaten by Barbians and Congo Disorder Reported

Private letters from the Congo Free State describe a slide toward anarchy with Belgian forces suffering defeats. They report two English travelers murdered and eaten by natives, and a massacre of 60 by a native chief named N Coruma after an ambush on Feb 11.

Congo Free State London Franquier N. Coruma Hansen

Police Board Reinstates 26. new officers named in Omaha

Omaha fire and police commissioners dissolve suspensions, reinstate 26 veterans, appoint new officers led by Henry P. Haze as captain and Sigwart as acting chief. Broatch Foster and Vandervoort confirmed as the board. Bemis issues handover of offices. officer dismissals list includes White, Whalen, and others amid nonpartisan aims. Serious charges also arise as N J Cole faces criminal assault warrant involving a 12-year-old girl.

Lincolln Supreme Court Broatch, Foster Vandervoort Board of Fire and Police Commissioners Omaha Bemis Denver Brown Deaver Omana W. J. Broatch Paul Vandervoort A. C. Foster Police Board City of Fre Gerard E P. Bemis Board of Fire and, Police Commissioners The Orda Police Department Martin D. White M. Whalen Thomas J. Omusby H. C. Cook D. D. Davis Fred Green B. Caramello S. BE. Collins James Cravens J. H. Cusick M. H. Gentleman James Gorman J. H. Gibbons A. A. Keysor W. D. Lilley M. D. McMahon Harry MccCalley F. P. Murphy Frank Percy John Starkey Pat M. Tobin Henry P. Haze W. W. Cox A. A. Bebout D. Cory D. W.ler William H. Shoop R. A. Wilber D. Osborn John Hathaway Fire and Police Department W. J. Broatey Sigwartz Cole Richard Corby Union Pacific N. J. Cole Missouri Pacific Cuming Street Alice Corby Webster Street

Honolulu Cholera Situation Exaggerated Say Guardsman

A letter from a Honolulu National Guard member dates Sept 5 claims U S reports on the cholera in the Sandwich Islands are exaggerated. It notes one death aboard the Bennington, Olympia avoided harbor, and that natives bear the brunt with high fatality and strict quarantines while doctors face distrust.

Planaroris National Guard Honolulu Sandwich Islands United States Bennington Olympia China

Morton for President State Ticket Endorsed

The Republican state convention closes, nominating Morton for president with a platform endorsing Sunday liquor law enforcement, Sabbath preservation, stable currency, tariff stance, and opposition to the income tax. It criticizes Democratic policy in foreign affairs, calls for ballot reform, and pledges support for a Republican Congress.

Sararona State Republican Convention Ita Congress Morton New York Ony Min

Atlanta Exposition Opens With World Representation

The Cotton States and International Exposition opened at Atlanta at 6 am for a 120 day run. The opening featured a grand procession with delegates from many nations and prominent speakers addressing a large audience. Buildings for most states except Pennsylvania New York Illinois and Massachusetts were complete. Nine tenths of exhibits were in place as opening ceremonies showcased notable baseball games and performances in a festive, historical setting.

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