28 Sep 1898
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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1898
Page
1
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W A Kirk of Des Moines fled a bankruptcy case. The petition lists a wife and four children, one years old, with assets including a house, household goods valued at 86, a Bible worth 5, and a two-fifths interest in a promissory note of 88. Liabilities include a $1,000 district court judgment and a $30 doctor bill.
An incomplete OCR fragment references Topelen and Ladue, founder of Dawson, with vague notes about passengers and excitement for next spring. The text is damaged and lacks coherent events or dates to form a full report.
Local police captured two men believed connected to a recent bank hold up in Glenwood Iowa and a Botna Valley State Bank theft. They confessed possessing several hundred dollars in powder burned money traced to the Pacific Express safe. Investigators linked the prisoners to no other major raids but seized funds from the Botna Valley case.
Washington reports Colonel Bryan ill with malaria kept in bed for two to three days. He is feverish and hopes to recover to resume a scheduled journey to West Point and Huntsville for cavalry command. Other items note Camp Wikoff troop moves, Corbett McCoy fight off, and various obituaries and resignations.
At a Cincinnati gathering led by prominent business men the Loving Cup exhibit honored Dewey and Manila glory. A regimental motto and tribute to Colonel Egbert and Major Miles framed the patriotic dinner with a spirit of victory and broader military strength.
Comal authorized free entry for itself and other relief vessels to land supplies for Cuba in Matanzas, following Captain Page’s distress report. The Clinton fine for lacking a manifest was refunded under protest by order of President McKinley. Cuban Loyalists rally to letters urging support of the revolutionary government amid widespread signatures. Columbus remains exhumed for shipment to Spain, as plans for a mausoleum in Havana falter and likely move to Spain as a national treasure.
Torrka Kansas September 27. Flour mills across Kansas shut down as wheat to grind becomes unavailable. grain men estimate nearly 100 mills closed statewide. local mills in this city halted last night. Farmers reportedly hold wheat for higher prices, with more than 70 million bushels held.
A historical note reports Reosivar appointed over the New England Trust Company as Kansas Dry faces financial strain. It cites capital around 525 with large losses tied to western boom town properties, chiefly Omaha, and heavy loans on western farm property. Judge Shipman presides over a suit by Be Trust Company in Philadelphia regarding western mortgages.
The Navy Department received brief word of the peace commission’s arrival, requesting Captain Bradford head first to assist. The officer is the bureau’s leading expert on coaling stations and ocean routes, signaling plans to start immediate work on Philippines and Ladrones issues. In a separate matter, A D Storms was found guilty of first degree murder in Wapello for the deaths of Mrs. Rathbun and her daughter, with life imprisonment and a possible Supreme Court appeal following a new-trial motion.
War department reports Major General Otis in Manila says troops are healthy and sickness is small amid Philippine operations. Also notes a baseball injury fatality at Gouldaboro and new Los Angeles Railway incorporation plans with $5 million capital and 200 mile route. Brave mariners win praise in Winslow incident. Smokeless powder supply order issued in Washington.
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