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Odon Journal in Odon, Indiana

30 May 1891

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Odon Journal

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Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1891

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National Union Conference Forms For 1892 Campaign

At Music Hall Cincinnati delegates from many states organize the National Union Conference with 1417 attendees including Farmers Alliance and labor groups. The body adopts officers, credentials rules, and a platform advancing a People’s Party with currency reform and anti land alien ownership while pledging to unite reform forces for the 1892 election.

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Cincinnati National Union Conference Music Hall Ohio H. T. Barnes Tvitin Kentucky Judge Goff Morgantown Pennsylvania Mr. Smith Beaver Iowa J. R. Worman Albia Wisconsin C. M. Butt Viroque New York Sylvanus H. Myrick Sherman Wyoming H. Breitenstein Laramis South Dakota T. M. Stewart Massachusetts G. F.mashburn Kansas J. F. Willetts Nebraska K. Stevens Missouri Michigan Ben Collin Saginaw District of Columbia Lee Crandall Washington The Nations Union Conference Whio John F. St John John = L. ‘Thomas E. J. Wheeler D. C. Cran Bi Texas W. F. Righmire National Citizens’ Industrial Alliance E.'. Foster Power National Union Party Independent Party People’s Party Union Labor Party Federal and Confederate Soldiers Farmers’ Alliance North and South Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Association Citizens’ Alliance Knights of Labor Colored Farmers’ Alliance St. Louis John A. Savage North Carolina Rev Humphrey Rightmire Avance Topeka Plains American Federation of Labor, Trades Unnions and Trades Sssem Ems Itintitach Somaya Ary Southland Cunningham Orville B. Jones W. H. Robb Town George S. Washburne Richard Chase Casper Heath Lewis Nelson Ignatius Donnelly Gen. Weaver Donnelly Committee On Cap. C. A Capt. Power Indiana Jesse Harper Illinois Committee On Credentials Reform Braska Hugh Cavanaugh R. M. Humphrey W. S. Morgan Arkansas S. F. Hinton Iinois Charles Culmore W. H. Rabb W. C. Crum Edwin Thornton Fannie McCormick G. Curtis Colorado Helen M. Gougar Peffer Vincent Marion Todd Committee On Rules and Order of Harden Green L. L. Polk National Farmers’ Alliance Union Labor Party of Pennsylvania Union Party Ky Je Smith woman’s*fational-Industrial League
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Reformers press for universal suffrage and wage reforms

A gathering of reform delegates endorses universal suffrage, tax reform, government ownership of rail and telecommunication means if needed, and a strong central committee to unite reform efforts. They push for legal tender pay parity for soldiers, eight hours for government workers, wage fairness at the World’s Columbian Exposition, and Oklahoma homestead act review.

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U. S Treasury Chicago Oklahoma Supreme Court of the United States Schilling Davis Texas Wadsworth Indiana Mnion ee _ Wadsworth Chey
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A Lake of Fire Described at Mauna Loa’s Edge

The Chicago News quotes Joaquin Miller describing a lava lake at Mauna Loa in the Sandwich Islands. A ten mile circumference pool, 100 feet below the edge, roars with blood red lava against cliffs, while an island and a cavern mouth contend with the fiery flood.

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Joaquin Miller Mauna Loa Sandwich Islands Ameridah Honolulu Chicago News
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Broker testifies on Bardsley dealings amid Keystone bank probe

National Bank Examiner Drew testimony details Bardsley accounts at Keystone bank totaling hundreds of thousands and potential over two million in liabilities. George A. Hume of Robert Glendenning & Co. describes Bardsley as a heavy street operator in 1890 buying large blocks of United Gas Improvement and other securities, with later closeouts and a $200,000 loan to him by the firm.

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Chey Davis Stars and Stripes Humphrey Texas Kansas Minnesota Peffer Washington Gen. Weaver Iowa National People’s Party Committee Henry B. Taubeneck Illinois Ignatius Donnelly Eva McDonald Fannie McCormick Philadelphia Bardsley National Bank Drew Keystone J. Bardsley Bradford Mills John Bardsley & Co Keystone Bank Marsh Lucas John Lucas George A. Hume Robert.Glendenning & Co Hume Badsley United Gas Improvement Co Chicago Cable Baltimore Traction
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Managing a Grizzly on the Canadian Pacific Line

An article describes a Medicine Hat station agent who oversees Amenofilious grizzly bears. The animal is deemed highly dangerous yet controlled with a baseball bat as the tool. The agent recalls one injury to a girl and claims a swift strike can subdue the bear.

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Medicine Hat Canadian Pacific Railroad
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Mystery over price of prized Witt-Whatis prize

A fragment from The Week sport column notes talk about someone concealing the true cost of a prized prize. It hints that fear of exposure drives secrecy in selling or valuing the item. The brief reflects the era’s style of sports gossip and wording.

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Illini University Photographs Grippe Bacillus Beads on String

Researchers at the University of Illinois Champaign photographed the grippe bacillus from saliva of twenty two patients. The germ grew in diluted beef tea and matched the human case specimens in all key features, appearing as beads on a string under the microscope.

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Llinois University University of Ilinois Champaign la Grippe University
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Venezuela Accepts Invitation to World Columbian Exposition

The Latin American department reports Venezuela has formally accepted participation in the World Columbian Exposition. A May 8 letter from the minister of foreign relations promises cordial cooperation and swift government and public efforts to ensure the exposition's success.

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Venezuela
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Representatives Named to Attend Houk Funeral

A committee from the house of representatives has been appointed to attend the funeral of the late Representative Leonidas G. Houk of Tennessee. Members named include Taylor Enloe and McMillir of Tennessee Crisp of Georgia Wilson of Kentucky Dalzell of Pennsylvania.

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House of Representatives Leonidas G. Houk Tennessee Taylor, Enloe and McMilir Crisp Georgia Wilson Kentucky Dalzell Pennsylvania
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Michigan Governor Vetoes G A R Bill in $80,000 Detroit Plan

The governor vetoed the appropriation of $80,000 for the G A R entertainment in Detroit next August. Officials expect the bill to pass over the veto.

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Michigan House Detroit
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Embexsler Sentenced in Steam Bank Case

Harold E. Spaulding, cashier at a Boston bank, was sentenced after pleading guilty in a case involving embezzlement. Prosecutors alleged funds were diverted over several years. Spaulding faced a federal penalty and restitution was ordered.

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Harold E. Spaulding Nal Bank Bost
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