Indiana's Weekly Record mixed notes on disease and curiosities
Indiana's Weekly Record from Eyeuisn notes William St John near West Fork suffers complete ancholosis with joints immobile for twenty years while others nearby attribute afflictions to various causes. The issue reports odd births, drownings, accidents, and local curiosities across towns like Swelbyville, New Castle, MagBzton, and ElQuart, including a Pythian Sisters milestone, levee sabotage, a 101-year-old woman, wildlife sightings, and a flood of small incidents across the state.
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Eyeuisn, Inc
William St. John
Here
West Fork
Wm. Beatty
W. J. McDermot
Thomas Casey
Julius Rothrock
Mrs. Goldman
Mr. St. John
Mr. Beatty
Mr. Rothrock
Mr. McDermot
Illinois Coal Output Sets State Record in Lanois Summary
Board of labor statistics reports Illinois coal mines produced 13,396,000 tons total with value $13,000,300 and 29,400 employees, including 23,600 miners, while 55 workers were killed. Also notes on fodder grass 28 Comfort, Annie Myers 13 fatally striking Jacob Kraft 11, irrigation scheme from Lake Michigan, Grayville teachers 11 salaries, Wabash postmasters resigning, Carmi teachers 18, Albion creamery near operation, Enfield calaboone, White County hog cholera.
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State “Board of Labor Statistics
Illinois
The
Albion Journal Save
Annie Myers
Jacob Kraft
Ilinois
Lake Michigan
Grayville
Wabash County
Carmi
Albion Creamery
Enfield
White County
Indiana University politics raise Republican control concerns
A Bloomington correspondent alleges Indiana State University will be run on a GOP high tariff basis next year. Many late teachers favored tariff reform and Democrats were ousted. A Bloomington clique allegedly dictates faculty removals, with several Democratic professors targeted for political bias.
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Ind
State University
Monroe County
Bloomington
Board of Trustees
Cleveland
Garner
U.S. Naval Academy
Newkirk
Dabney
Woodford
von Jagemann
Indiana College
Harvard University
Indiana University of
Harvard
University
Four new states add stars to flag on July Fourth 1890
Washington reports the date for adding four stars to the national flag after new states join the Union. Section 1792 of the Revised Statutes sets the rule that the flag gains a star on the fourth of July after admission. With admissions expected next winter, the extra stars will appear July 4 1890. Republican critics say Harrison favors relatives over party interests as dozens of relatives hold offices. Cleveland appointed only one relative in his term.
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Lowell
Philadelphia
Philadelpha Union
Higgins
Brussels
Harts
Washindton
D. C
Harrison
Cleveland
Drowning at Farm Leaves Crebs Family Grief
Joe Crebs J r M Crebs’s son aged about 17 was drowned this afternoon while bathing at his father’s farm two miles west of town. The incident occurred at the family property and authorities were notified. Local residents assisted in the search before the body was recovered. The tragedy casts a somber shadow over Hon. J r M Crebs and his household.
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Carm
Jane
Joe Crebs
Hon. Jr
M. Crebs
Foreman-Morton Troupe Skips Grayville Engagements
The Foreman-Morton Troupe pulled out for Grayville on Wednesday, leaving a 3 night engagement unfilled. Attendance was poor Monday and Tuesday, with remaining patrons rating the show unfavorably.
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Grayville
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