05 Jan 1887
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1887
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local notice or notice-like item with unclear details. Readable names or events are inaccessible in the fragment, leaving only partial action and jurisdiction hints. The item appears to involve a public matter or notice but specifics are not discernible.
A westbound Baltimore and Ohio freight collided with a passenger train near Trerin Ohio, killing at least nineteen and injuring many aboard the smoker. Survivors described burning wreckage, scorched bodies, and a chaotic scene as rescuers, doctors, and railway workers fought to aid the injured and identify victims.
Wittrog, Haight, and Weaver were sentenced to prison after a first degree robbery indictment. The jury requested a bench warrant, but the court proceeded with arraignments. Weaver received five years in prison, Wittrock and Haight were sentenced to similar terms, while testimony covered related crimes in the Western District. The story includes trial details, regional references, and mentions of local officials and lawmen.
A detailed Washington narrative discusses Representative Cox's push to reopen debate on tariff reform amid a vacant seat and party strategy. It notes leadership plans, potential nominees, and the likelihood of a strong partisan approach to revive tariff discussions this session.
Obituary notices for Logan recount a statehouse moment of respect with prayers and a formal adjournment. The text notes A. F. Towitt resignation, a house tabled action, and a memorial tribute. It also reports prenatal influence allegations and a cold wave warnings update from Washington. Subscriptions to Logan fund receive gifts from Capt. D. S. Bad and J. D. Rockefeller amid political chatter in Wasumatos City.
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