Almanac Sunrise Sunset and Weather Outlook
Almanac notes rise and set times for the day with cooler southern regions and fair weather expected tomorrow in Indiana and Illinois.
29 Jun 1899
Page 1
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Newspaper
Connersville Daily News
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1899
Page
1
Almanac notes rise and set times for the day with cooler southern regions and fair weather expected tomorrow in Indiana and Illinois.
Pittsburg secretary John Williams reports Amalgamated lodges failed to agree on the tinplate wage scale. Special meetings must be held to reconsider, with at least two weeks before another conference. Delay could cause serious damage, with losses estimated over $1,000,000 if no settlement is reached.
An advertisement touts Morrow's Kidneolds as a quick, pleasant remedy for kidney related pains and urinary symptoms. It claims dramatic relief, portable packaging, and endorsement from a customer in Ohio. The copy emphasizes ease of use without interrupting work and promotes mailing details and purchase through John Morrow & Co.
At Winchester Indiana on June 29 a fire in a barn behind Charles Smith’s residence ignited a bird nest in the Methodist Episcopal church steeple. The new brick church and pipe organ were lost along with several nearby homes and businesses, totaling about 25 000 dollars with 11 800 insured. Other losses include Johnathan Hiatt’s 20 room boarding house, Charles Smith’s residence, Mrs Cora Veach’s residence, and Mrs Farquhar’s residence.
A committee of nonunion Negro miners from Pana met Governor Tanner in Springfield to demand relief. They accuse operators of Alabama origins of luring workers with false contracts and then closing mines and paying off some, leaving others stranded with late wages and basic needs unmet. The mayor and Governor expressed concern and promised action once a list is obtained.
Fifty Black residents left Pana Illinois and a hundred more departed for Carterville Illinois and Evansville Indiana following riot disclosures. Many provided nude confessions tying operators and fired mine tower personnel to the April 10 riot and prompting shootings. They will be detained and turned over to civil authorities for grand jury action.
Two Japanese sailors from the plague ship Nippon Mara were found dead in San Francisco Bay and towed ashore by fishermen. Coroner notified. bodies taken to morgue with precautions to prevent disease spread. Also notes a Japanese girl’s burial at sea for semie tyrestertotts disease and a New York jewelry seizure related to Mrs Phyllis Dodge. Senator Thurston rules out presidential bid, focusing on returning to legal practice.
Arcacy accepts the method and Canada discusses further arrangements with the Oras. Officials note potential conversions and note a widening gap between Canadian and West Coast ports may limit use of the treatment.
Dr. Oscar Loew and Dr. Emmerich report a new enzyme based treatment for germ diseases that may surpass serums in diphtheria and typhoid. Trials done in Munich and the United States suggest the therapy redirects disease by overproducing enzymes that kill bacteria, potentially ending infections without sugar or toxin. The work aims to translate lab results into hospital practice.
The Kentucky Democrats adjourned in Louisville after nominating a ticket headed by a gubernatorial candidate, with details naming the secretary of state, attorney general, auditor, treasurer, and other officials. Also mentions Illinois music teachers convention openings and scattered notes on local trials, education, and public notices.
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