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23 Aug 1890
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1890
Page
1
Robbers Steal $75 000 From Missouri Express Train
Masked highwaymen seized control on the Kansas City Limited Express leaving Tipton Missouri, taking about 75 000 dollars from the express car. They forced the engineer and fireman to move the train to Otterville, and fled with five confederates after loading the safe. The sheriff and detectives pursue the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Facies Express Company
Kansas City Limited Express
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railway
Tipton
Moa
Otterville Water Tank
Otterville
Sam Avery
Avery
Bloody Fightings Train Killings Near Coal City
A quarrel between two white men and several black men aboard the Big Four accommodation leaving Cincinnati at eleven Saturday night escalated near Coal City between Delhi and North Bend. A revolver duel left Mrs Queen Crooks colored dead, George Singleton colored and George Godfrey white fatally wounded, with two other men seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Coal City
Delhi
North Bend
Pinkerton Men and Roughs Clash at Albany Tracks
At Albany New York on Sunday crowds of roughs along the New York Central tracks attacked armed Pinkerton men with stones. The Pinkertons fired back injuring three bystanders. One Pinkerton was arrested and later rescued by colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
New York Central
Pinkerton
Stage Robbery Reported Between Linkville and Lake View
Partial OCR notes describe a stagecoach robbery between Linkville and Lake View. Details are incomplete with a list of passengers and a boxcar mention. No clear suspects or outcomes are provided in the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore
Linkville
Lake View
Membey
Oly
Salvadoran Army Movement Hints at Guatemala War
Dispatches report Guatemala troops mutinied on the Salvadoran frontier over pay. Guatemala cites 30 000 troops with Honduran support, while El Salvador lists over 20 000 troops elated by recent victories. Diplomatic talks in Mexico City indicate peace efforts likely to end soon. a Mexican guards’ unit deserted, bayoneting its lieutenant, with three deserters captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Salvador
Chiapas
Senor Dieguez
Honduras
Senor Peau
Ezera
City of
Mexico
Wind-Crowned Destruction Hits Wilkesbarre in Cyclone
A brutal cyclone overwhelmed Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on a Tuesday afternoon. Homes were demolished and roofs torn off while trains and wires lay down. The death toll stood at twelve with early reports of more possible fatalities and extensive property loss across Hazard Wire Rope Works Stegmaier brewery and East Market street blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Scott Street
Lytle
Railway Strike Escalation Prompts Mass Brotherhood Action
Vice President Webb of the New York Central declines to arbitrate after letters from T WY Powderly Grand Master Workman of the Knights of Labor. He says all dismissals were for cause, not because workers are Knights. Members of all railway brotherhoods will be ordered to strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
New York Central Railway
T. WY. Powderly
Brotherhoods of
Will Support the Central Strikers at Big Railroad Union Meeting
In Boston at a large Steam Railroad Men's Union, No. 1 gathering and in Charlestown No. 3, resolutions were passed to back the New York Central strikers. They argue the Central’s action is a prelude to similar road-wide labor actions to defend organized labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Steam Railroad Men‘s Union
No. 1
Boston
No. 3
Charlestown
New York Central
Senate and House Debates on Tariff and Relief Bills
The record traces Senate and House activity from August 2 to 18, noting resolutions to investigate steel stamping, tariff debate limits, and conference reports. Oklahoma relief, Grant burial request, river and harbor bills, and Chickamauga Park set pieces feature amid adjournments and quorums. Heavily tied to federal appropriations, public works, and memorial actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Navy
Linden Works
Pittsburgh
Committee On
Corbin
Chicago
Nat McHay
Plumb
Committee On Appropriations
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Delaware River
New York
Pennsylvania
House
Mr. Strable
O'Neill
Committee On the Library
Ulysses S. Grant
General Grant
Ariington National Cemetery
United States
Frye
Harlem
Hoousie
Pelden
Kerr
Conference
Perkins
Kas
Springer
Committee On Indian Affairs
Yeas
McKay
Sp. m
Harlem River
Ite
Chickamauga National Park
Mr. Snider
Minn
Chickamauga
Nat McKay
Cannon
Committee On Rules
Quay
J. Testant
Gan
Pra
Black Woman Turning White Age 102 In Charleston
Aunt Lizzie Green died in Charleston West Virginia reportedly at 102. Friends claim she once had dark chocolate skin and had recently turned white. only portions of her face and toes remained darker, rest of her body very pale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Green
Charleston
W. Va
American completes English Channel swim on back
Davis Dalton swam the English Channel from Grisner to Folkstone on his back in twenty three and a half hours with a boat acting as pilot. The feat concludes with a strong finish by the American swimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Channel
Davis Dalton
Grisner
Folkstone
Fourteen year old girl drowns after fall into well near Bloomington
Mary Pagle, aged fourteen, climbed a fence to pick pluma from a tree near Bloomington Illinois on Monday evening. The fence broke and she fell into an uncovered well. She was found dead about half an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pagle
Pluma
Bloomington
Ill
Prison mob lynching of Henderson Fax near Trenton Tenn
Henderson Fax a Black man was removed from jail and fatally harmed by a mob of about 200 men from the crime neighborhood near Trenton Tennessee last May, after confronting Miss Dowling a white girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Fax
Miss Dowling
Trenton
Tenn
Prominent Young Man Murdered at Carter's Camp
Henry Hunter, a prominent young man of Athens area, was assassinated Monday night at Carter's Camp along the Georgia Carolina and Northern railroad about eight miles from Athens. The killer was a negro named Ed Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Georgia, Carolina and Northern
Athens
Henry Hunter
Ed. Morrison
Servians Ready to Fight Arrive with Rifles and Cartridges
Several steamers of the new Russo Servian line under Prince Gagardin arrive at Radujevaz on the Lower Danube bringing 75,000 rifles and 2,500,000 cartridges for the Servian military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gagardin
Radujevaz
Lower Danube
George Faribault Dies Ched Chief of Standing Rock Agency
George Faribault, chief of the Indian Police at Standing Rock Agency North Dakota, has died. He was known as the Daniel Boone of Minnesota and a man of great influence among the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Faribault
Indian Police
Standing Rock Agency
North Dakota
Daniel Boone
Minnesota
Officer Eagan Wounded in Birmingham Shootout
Police Officer Eagan was shot in the side while attempting to arrest a desperado in a rough Birmingham, Alabama, district. The officer is reported to be seriously wounded as the confrontation unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagan
Birmingham
Als
Wreck on Old Colony Route Near Boston Kills Fifteen
A woods hall express derailed near President's bridge in Mass causing a 12 foot embankment crash. Twenty five injured and about twenty dead including Oscar Fennely's family from Louisville. Car No 236 scene of most horror with many passengers crushed and dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony
Boston
Woods Hall
Mass
President’s Bridge
Oscar Fennely
Louisville
Tornado Strikes Summerville Village in Scranton Line
Train crews report Summerville, Pa, thirty miles west of Scranton, was struck by a cyclone Tuesday afternoon. The engine was lifted from the track and the cab blown off as windows shattered under the wind, with reports of two trainmen eyewitnessing the destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerville
Scranton
Philadelphia Times
Wm. ‘Fisher
Brownsburg man dies by suicide and other midwest notices
Michael Curtiss of Brownsburg Hendricks County suicided by hanging after a three months confinement at the Insane Asylum. A fire at C. E. Geis endorf Co woolen mills in Indianapolis caused estimated losses of seventy thousand dollars. Dora Beetman of Huntington died from rabies contracted by a dog bite years ago. Democrats nominate Martin for reelection in the Eleventh District. Shively renominated in the Thirteenth. A division in Terre Haute’s German Lutheran Church leads to a new church over funeral regalia. Robbery, fires, and fatalities are reported across several counties including Columbus and Indianapolis. A burglarized gun shop owner dies by trap in Columbus City. A boy's tree accident near Brazil injures two, and other local incidents and political notes appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Curtiss
Brownsburg
Hendricks County
C. E. Geisendorff & Co. Woolen Mills
Indianapolis
Dora Beetman
Huntington
Martin
Shively
Terre Haute
Natsan Huppresrton
Dublin
Wabash
Pete Craft
Will Parger
Wm. A. Parker
Columbus
Pennsylvania Company
Damarres
John Dooley
Arcola
Allen County
Decatur
Berg
German Luthern Church
Loo Township
Henry Gerke
Gerke
Sasvurri McLains
Halfmile Hill
Wm. Tulley
Columbia City
James Hunter
Ashey’s
Brazil
John Britton
Hunter
Ritton
Henry Horn Ghlann
New Albany
Fred Wilson
Kokomo
Shirle & Miller
Peru
A. J. Ralps
Vermillion County
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