Eaglely Reaches Maeu Mys Van Pood
Unknown fragments suggest a local note or notice mentioning Eaglely and Van Pood with scattered names and phrases. The readable text provides no clear event or outcome to anchor a full summary.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1898
Page
1
Unknown fragments suggest a local note or notice mentioning Eaglely and Van Pood with scattered names and phrases. The readable text provides no clear event or outcome to anchor a full summary.
A May report notes the Flying Squadron sailing from the coast toward the Philippines. In Madrid a Madrid dispatch describes riots at Colmenar with women storming rail stations. Rich citizens donate to relief funds as unrest widens. A Washington dispatch says 1,000 Western volunteers will move to San Francisco to prepare for embarkation to the Philippines.
In response to a threat regarding American Steamers alleged technical violation of Lie customs law, the American Consul warned of taking three warships to enforce compliance.
Fragmentary text references Harvard and New York dates May and a legal or security context. Names and specifics are unreadable, with garbled phrases about Watt and meetings. Unable to determine concrete events or entities from the readable portion.
The War Department informs soldiers enlisted or reenlisted in the regular army that they may receive their discharges at the end of the war or upon personal application.
Dispatch reports white troops moving from Jamestown to Fargo. Italian laborers at Valley City cheered Spain. Train halted, pacers dispersed after injuring several. no fatalities reported. Herman Stadler, a leading Tell City merchant, died en route between Troy and Tell City from blood poisoning after a tooth extraction.
The text notes a woman, Mrs. fimai Ross, granddaughter of Abram Con ater of Detar well, who married a dau Ross. It mentions her being linked to an historic achievement as the first American thing, with references to May 16 and family connections through Conwell.
The Democratic Congressional Committee of the Second District met on Thursday and selected Sullivan as the place for holding the Democratic congressional convention in 1898.
Goes as Correspondent this Monp. Ind. May 12. This city will in a short time be represented on the flagship of Admiral Sampson's squadron. Charles F. Jenkins, a Richmond boy, who has been making his home at Washington, has secured passes that permit him to go as a photographer and correspondent.
Prof. John E. Baldwin of Dalton has received official notice from General Greely to be ready to respond to a call from the signal corps as a balloonist. The message places him in California on May 13.
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