Beguenon’s Free Sugar Tobacco Trade Shifts Revenue
A historical note records Dr Beguenon facing revenue changes through free sugar and tobacco costs totaling 7,000,000 Ir at lower prices, with higher prices on other articles generating 237,250,000 Ir.
Bishop Dwenger ill prompts indefinite leave to Mexico
Fort Wayne May 21 1890 Very Rev and Rev Duan Strs It becomes my duty to inform you that my health has broken down so seriously that my physician has absolutely forbidden me all work for the next few months I am forced therefore to cancel all appointments for confirmation and Episcopal visitation The Vicar General will administer the diocese with full power The Bishop of Fort Wayne Dwenger will depart tomorrow evening possibly accompanied by Dr Dinnen Father Koenig may join later suffering from grippe indicating a prolonged absence for health reasons.
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Governor pardons Silas Miller after eight year manslaughter term
Governor Hovey pardoned Silas Miller of Randolph county who was sentenced to eight years at the northern penitentiary for manslaughter. Miller has served five years. pardon conditioned on obeying laws and abstaining from intoxicants. Superintendent Murdock reported prison maintenance earnings of 2593.56.
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Missouri
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Switzerland
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Dearborn
Cyclone and storm damage reported across multiple towns
Reports from Hasinonp Ottawa Joliet and Colombia describe cyclones wind storms and lightning causing building damage and injuries. A list of sleeping soldiers and a drive to mark unmarked graves in Allen county is announced with a call for friends to furnish headstones and complete the records for each fallen soldier.
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New York
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William H. Telbrecht
John Engle
Sidney Foster
William Hitchcock
George Hall
John Kumfer
Samuel Landis
Theodore Porter
August Seath
August Seitz
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Martin Spangler
Cliist Wilbrock
Charles Wilcox
Frederick Young
Russian official disputes Kennan on Russian treatment claims
Mr. Wa. H. Dunston American vice consul general in St. Petersburg visits StrinoretD Ohio and criticizes George Kennan as a sensationalist. He says Russian prisons are humane and that czarist life includes public appearances with minimal guards. He accuses exiled women of anarchist ties and vows to counter Kennan’s lectures.
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Garfield monument dedication amid planned parade honors
OnEvetann O May 26 officials predict a grand Garfield monument dedication May 30 with President Harrison Vice President Morton and Secretaries Blaine Rusk and Noble arriving Thursday noon. A large parade with thirty military groups and many civic societies is planned. hackmen seek $20 daily per carriage. Police warned to arrest overchargers as transport issues loom.
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Anarchists Try to Blow Up Haymarket Monument
The Haymarket monument to policemen killed by the May 4 1890 bomb was targeted last night. A large tin can with ten pounds of dynamite and a three inch fuse was found near the monument this morning wrapped in two old dresses. No suspects are known. Brioomineron Illinois May 23 reports wheat fields plagued by girdling larvae. Seventeen larvae on a single stalk threaten many fields. The government reports a shifting pattern to corn planting as fields are plowed. Columbus May 26 the American School Book company bought Harper & Brothers school book business for 950000. The Harper firm refused to join the trust. Landy ads offer jobs in fourth page notices.
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University sparring riot ends in mob assault
In Ann Arbor on a university field day a sparring match degenerated into a riot. William Vhay of the Detroit Athletic Club defeated Glidden after fouls were denied, then defeated Frantzen as crowds surged. A mob attacked referee Collins and deputies, with officers needing rescue efforts and possible arrests for assaulting an officer. The notice ends with a classified ad for second growth white oak timber.
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