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Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1899

Page

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Negroes assault in Alabama sparks rescue and critical injuries

News from Forsign Shorea-Trimes reports Ollie Nation, son of a hardware merchant, was shot and battered by Black residents in a small Alabama town after demanding a retraction for a newspaper statement. He was hanged briefly but rescued by nearby residents. condition described as critical. Also notes presidential nominations Charlemagne Tower and Addison Harris for ambassador and ministerial roles. Tower is Pennsylvania born, Harris from Indiana.

Richview Ollie Nation William Nation Alabama Nation Senate Charlemagne Tower Pennsylvania Austria-h Hungary Russia Addison (. Harris Indiana Austriasi Hungary Keystone Addison Harris Indianapolis Ile

Sharkey defeats McCoy to claim heavyweight title shot

Sharkey stopped Kid McCoy in the tenth round at Lenox Athletic Club New York turning heads as the Irish American pugilist pushes into championship contention. His improved ring generalship and power mark a sharp rise since first surfacing on the East boxing scene.

Sharkey McCoy Bob Fitz Immons Kid McCoy Lenox Athletic Club New York Fitzsimmons East

Dreyfus Guilty Rumors and Resigning Official

Paris sources report the Court of Cassation may favor a Dreyfus guilt finding while M G Quasnay de Baure- Paite resigns over disagreement on the inquiry. Madame Dreyfus reportedly received a cable from her husband claiming sound health amid the dispute. In Vincennes a man named J T Springer surrendered, claiming he fled with 200 dollars belonging to the B and O Railroad, tired of dodging authorities.

Dreyfus Paris M. Quasnay de Baure- Paite Cornet of Cassation le Soir Court of Cassation J. T. Springer Yorklyon Vincennes Ind

Chattanooga Pastors Protest Utah Congressman-elect Roberts

The Pastors' Association of Chattanooga, Tennessee, made up of evangelical ministers, passed resolutions protesting the seating of Congressman-elect Roberts of Utah because he is a polygamist. Roberts lived in Chattanooga from 1883 to 1884 as president of the Southern States Mission of the Mormon Church.

Roberta Pastors' Association of Chattanooga Tenn Roberts Utah Southern States The Mormon Church

Wife Wanted Lusurance Vienna special

A Fort Wayne story of alleged cruelty and tragedy unfolds as John Braune, after losing his fortune, plans to secure insurance through drastic acts. He attempts suicide, his wife survives, and he later hangs himself near the Masonic Temple Attractions. Events occur January 18 to 25 with titles like The Air Ship and Johnny on the Spot.

Vienna John Braune Ahe Abe Masonic Temple Fort Wayne Johnnny Richard Manafield Clay Clement

Beveridge Nominated for Indiana Senate Seat

Albert J. Beveridge was nominated by the Indiana Legislature Republican caucus for United States Senator. The move signals his likely election. Five judgments totaling over 13000 were filed against Joly Lamowerts at Buffalo Niagara County treasurer, with 50000 owed. The entries are transcribed from Niagara County and show Lamwerts lost money in real estate.

Beveridge Albert J. Beveridge United States Indiana Short Joly Fanomerts Buffalo N. Y Niagara County Niagatra Lamwerts

Indiana in the War Detailed account of Hoosier troops

Governor Mount presents an extensive appendix detailing Indiana’s war mobilization for the Spanish American conflict. It covers initial guard strength, April 1808 calls, state mobilization at Camp Mount, pay and provisioning, and the distribution of regiments and batteries. It notes the rapid organization, hospital services, and financial handling, with Indiana claiming early quota fulfillment and unique readiness among states.

Mount Governor Mount Indiana Spain Indiana National Guard Apri United States Secretary of War Indianapolis National Guard U. S. Service R. A. Alger Congress J. James A. Mount State of McKee State Board of Agriculture Tndianapolis Slevedy James A. Mount Will J. McKee Fair Grounds Ind James K. Gore Bis Adjutant General Rendezvoous Camp Mount Frankfort David F. Allen Bair Grounds Washington Army War Department Vincennes Martinsville Tymouth Anderson Logansport United States Service Mexico McKinley Dana Fort Wayne Signal Corps George M. Studebaker JSUS Chickamauga Park Georgia Chickawauga Gal Winfield T. Durbin Coveros India State Treasury United States Army Winfield LT. Durbin Tier Jeffersonville Mount Vernon Columbus Madison Richmond Lawrenceburg Shelbyville New Castle Uanmond Ashville Monticello Michigan City Indiana Volunteer Infantry Jacob M. Worter John J. Buckner Vepiale Burton F. Dickson Charles ‘I Apolis Twenty-seventh Port Tampa City Florida Newport News Porto Rico One Hundred and Sixtieth Indiana Engineer Corps One Hundred and Sixty-first Indiana Company of Engineers Army of Occupation Havana Cuba Will J. Mekea O. S Runnels Quartermaster’s Department Adgar Trme General Assembly Army of Indiana Camp Nount Union Station St. Vincent Hospital City Hospital State Hospital Stawards May Peter (. Meredith One Hundred and Fifty-eighth Regiment Runners Surgical Camp Brount Runnels Surgeon General

New Fee Earning Method Divides Doctors Over Refills

Prominent city physicians discussed a new practice that would require patients to obtain renewed prescriptions only with a written order from their doctor. A doctor reportedly has patients present prescriptions to a pharmacist who refuses to refill without the doctors new order, effectively forcing weekly visits for ongoing medications. The approach, though controversial, gains traction among influential physicians and may spread if adopted by others with authority.

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