22 Nov 1890
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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1890
Page
1
The clippings describe global and domestic notes from presidents, engineers, and scholars. It mentions foreign land ownership in the United States, newspaper ambitions in New York, fiber from trees via electricity, Lincoln County Mississippi springs, large scripture distributions, and diverse figures on immigration, wealth, and industry.
Weekly Washington roundup shows currency exchanges and treasury figures. Bureau chief Meneogtru reports printing costs and star increases for the national ensign. Treasury and War departments note revenues, expenditures, and debt reduction. domestic incidents include fires, factory collapses, and railroad accidents with several deaths and injuries.
Reports include re election of Jay Mes as president of a temperance group in Puteschurch. banking firm Rankin & Co. failure. Olive Gussex of the US Navy’s case in Philadelphia. details of a bank cash heist and escape. attempted murder in Charlotte Michigan. Congo State seizure of the Peace steamboat. murder near Gamesboro Tennessee. medical claims about Dr Wat’s tuberculosIs remedy. annual sessions at Pittsburg. an actress Miss Vanida supporting Elwin Forrest. a fire at Nanticoke Pennsylvania. Columbian Exposition leadership election at Chicago. Canton miller H Hakel’s assignment. and Tong Yoong Cos’ workers fleeing to China with wages.
The American Harvester Company is filed in Springfield as a new giant uniting twenty five mower and reaper factories under one head. Cyrus I McCormick William Deering Walter A Wood Lewis Miller and others named as directors. The plan creates three regional divisions with 60000 workers and 10000 sales agents and aims to lower prices by coordinating output and consolidating patents.
November 10 dispatch reports Prof Koch and colleagues claiming a fluid injected into blood can destroy germs causing consumption. Early symptoms include chills and pain. claimed to offer relief and potential cure though not universally proven. Background sketches Koch family, education at Clausthal, and service as an army surgeon.
In Dublin on November 19 the National League voiced staunch support for Parnell. Edmond Leamy declared the party would stand by him as he leads in Parliament, while John Redmond and Joseph Kenny urged unity and loyalty amid O Shea case tensions.
Governor Gordon of Georgia will succeed Joseph Brown in the U S Senate after a party ballot. Gordon led in both Senate and House votes, with Norwood Calhoun Hines and Hammond also noted. Governor Francis E Warren of Wyoming won on the final ballot to join the Senate, with Coffeen Brown Mann MickCormick and Warren receiving votes.
United States Treasurer James N Bluston submitted Windom a report on the year ending June 30 detailing revenue gains, increased expenditures driven by pensions, a surplus, and changes in the public debt. The report notes gold and silver stock shifts, the bank note and currency movements, and calls for clerical flexibility in staffing and currency issuance.
A. M. Gallandet & Co. on 2 Wall Street suspended liabilities estimated at 1,007,000. The firm, led by Peter M. Gallandet and Henry Fitch, assigned to C. Elliott Minor after loans were called in by banks. Losses on securities worsen as market declines raise doubt about repayment prospects.
An OCR fragment bundles medical cures and patent medicine pitches. It cites Hall’s Catarrh Cure promising $100 for cures, notes stories of fever remedies and the World’s Dispensary items by the Buffalo association, ending with a money-back guarantee claim.
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