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20 Nov 1890
Page 1
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1890
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment contains stray letters and brackets with unclear context. No coherent events or entities are identifiable to summarize into a full news item.
An OCR fragment recounts a flawed travelogue from a trader or observer describing visions of Christ among Native Americans near an agency, military movements at Fort Custer and Fort Badger, and interactions with Indigenous groups. It weaves in General Miles, the Army, and references to western Nevada, Pyramid Lake, and Shoshone agency dynamics.
The November 19 edition reports Americans in Honduras aiding President Bogran after an insurrection attempt. General Sanchez was killed after capture and pursuit, with Col. Alden H Buker of New Orleans dead and Henry Smith of Georgia wounded. Americans supplied fighters, Winchesters, and helped retake the palace and fort Teona.
A late 19th century paper item reports alleged thefts from Gulf Colorado and Sante Fe stock, with a trusted employee accused of removing about 180000 dollars worth of cotton across the season. Other items note Captain Hugh Colquitt's plantation scheme near Geltewah and an actress Julia Marlowe near death, plus party politics and cotton market shifts in New York.
Reports from Berlin and foreign outlets state the emperor will likely confer a noble title on Professor Koch for services to medicine. The medical press notes growing demand for Koch lymph in tuberculous care, while critics warn of limited availability and selective use by trusted collaborators.
An article in The Deutsche Vedhemische Wochenschrift reports Professor Koch describing a curative lymph extract prepared from Dr Labbert. The remedy is injected under the skin, provoking general and local reactions with fever, rash, and improved tuberculous conditions, though effectiveness varies by disease stage and site. Koch cautions against indiscriminate use and calls for careful observation and early treatment.
The board of lady managers for the Worlds Columbian Exposition met in session. Mrs Felton of Georgia was elected temporary president and Miss Vayne of Kentucky as temporary secretary. President Palmer delivered the opening remarks and the body proceeded to organize.
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