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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1894
Page
5
Indiana State News Highlights Dashes of Crime and Growth
Indiana items report Rose Hill station fire at Big Four depot in Wabash County and a stolen 86 000 mail patch from a south Bund depot. Evansville officer Worht injured fatally while trying to stop a runaway horse. Martinsville plans a Citizens National Bank with 100 000 capital. County offices see withdrawals over fee law. A Lexing-ton Scott County farmer, Esbridge, reportedly finds petroleum on his land. There are 4 578 feeble minded children on state rolls. John Hill will contested estate claims due to alleged insanity. Montgomery County to issue 820 000 in bonds to cover running expenses. Aaron Walk dies from coal mine fall injuries. wife died weeks earlier. James Chandler in Peters-burg becomes insane after pension denial. George Went Worth sues Columbus after a fire run injury. Mrs Aseneth Cox found dead in Monrovia with a broken neck. Charles Crawford commits suicide by hanging in Peru. Four men injured in falling rafters at Huntingburg barn. Plymouth man contemplates courting a girl, then resolves to quit after misgiving about thirteen. Wwakle of Converse holds a Mexican bond worth 1.60 with interest. Grave diggers uncover bones and clothing remains at Hagerstown. Torre seeks male correspondents in Cincinnati. Brazil letters flood post office. Crawford child burns to death after torching stove accident. Commercial Club election at Indianapolis sets Lilly-led ticket, record 480 votes. Lilly’s presidency and surplus disposition endorsed. Glass Co. plant in Cicero hires 10 workers. plant expansion to 60 workers. New industry boosts town growth and housing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Woop
Big Four
Rose Hil
Wabash County
Toxs
Evansville
Worht
Martinsville
Citizens’ National
Esbridge
Lexington
Scott County
Indiana
John Hill
Montgomery County
Aaron Walk
Spencer
Lancaster
James Chandler
Petersburg
George Went Worth
Columbus
Aseneth Cox
Monrovia
Charles Crawford
Peru
Huntingbury
Hen Niehans
Plymouth
Jd. W. Bwakle
Converse
Isaac B. Gray
Walter Wirgins
Hagerstown
Hater
Torre
Cincinnati
Mabel Whitemore
Brazil
James Crawford
Ble
Crawford
Cope
Commercial Club
Indianapolis
Eli Lilly
AL PS Hendrickson
Col Lilly
Tre Modes Glass Company
Cicera
Wren
Bronpdt
Ceere
Fale
Thirty Nine Killed On German Ship Brandenburg Accident
Thirty nine men died and many wounded when a pipe explosion aboard the German battleship Brandenburg during a foredraft trial near Kiel Bay. Debris and bodies flooded the deck as vessels rushed to assist, with many victims drowned or mangled. Kiel hosts Baltic fleet operations and recent trials sought speed increases for Brandenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenburg
Hrendenburg
Kiel Bay
Balticleet
Brandenbur
Baden
Senate Rejects Peckham and Hornblower for Supreme Court
The Senate rejected both William H. Peckham and William B. Hornblower for the U.S. Supreme Court. The vote on Peckham was 41 to 22 against confirmation and on Hornblower 30 to 2 in January. Supporters faulted Peckham for limited fame and temper. Hornblower expressed sorrow at the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Senate
William
Hornblower
Supreme Court of the United States
Wheeler H. Peckham
Peckham
Yellow fever outbreak in Rio and on ships near Brazil
The report notes rising yellow fever cases in Rio de Janeiro and on ships including the Austrian war ship Newark where the captain is dead. Additional fever incidents are reported aboard the British warship Recer and several merchant vessels. Admiral Bentham coordinates strict health measures for American sailors amid growing foreign concerns.
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United States
Newark
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Admiral Bentham
Recer
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