29 Nov 1890
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1890
Page
1
A mixed collection of odd facts and local notes including demographics, inventions, transportation, marriages, crime, and notable figures. Mentions James KReign Texas beard length, irrigation yields, census data in Washington, and scientific experiments by Prof. Noch.
The piece accuses four Berlin physicians Bergmann Cornet Levy and Koehler of monopolizing Kochs lymph cure for personal gain charging high fees while withholding details from other doctors including those in New York and London Western European physicians wait for access amid high costs and limited supply.
Army reports from Pine Ridge and Rosebud indicate Sioux forces retreating yet holding ghost dances and possible outbreaks. General Williams cites a Prooks led plan to lure Sioux away from their tribe while Sitting Bull seeks broader Sioux support to threaten property and lives unless checked.
Dr. Koch Bogins reports that buildings in Moabil suburb Berlin are temporarily allotted to Prof. Reech by municipal authorities to aid experiments toward cures for infectious diseases including scarlet fever measles diphtheria and typhus. He will also pursue cancer research in the facility, which can house 150 patients. Bogins says tuberculosis work is completed.
Grand jury reports true bills against seventeen men in the murder of Chief of Police David C. Hennessey on October 15. Charges include murder and accessory, with trials expected early. Nebraska Governorship Contested as Governor Elect Boyd receives notice of election challenge amid fraud accusations by Independents.
Secretary Windem considers a plan to add 200 million dollars to the money supply providing relief to financial strains amid concerns over the Auancisl sires.
An Omaha dispatch reports a plot by ghost dancers to ambush General Trooke and his soldiers near Pine Ridge. Indian Agent Rover says informant McGan overheard the conspirators in a tepee and that troops are being moved from Fort Omaha and Fort Siddons to Rushville to block raiding parties and support Pine Ridge reinforcements.
In the Italian Catholic Church at Natton Garden London on Sunday, Father Bannin was assaulted after the rector Rev Hannin denounced Mr Parnell. Several parishioners left in protest and the crowd shouted for politics to stop. Police escorted the priest home amid heavy crowd control.
The Wing of Hollandais at 6 Welk Sunday mourning as His Einess worsened Saturday evening with ampugin symptoms. Queen Emma stayed by his side until death. The King’s attendants were peaceful and palaces and public buildings closed. Notices announced cancellation of amusements.
There is no change in the condition of the Oresch sisters after a scalp graft on the younger child in Michigan. The elder, from whom skin was taken, suffers distress but remains silent. Doctors report the grafted skin growing well and favorable progress is noted as they plan to sever the connecting band Monday.
A storm struck near Seven Lakes in the Gallinas Mountains Lincoln County New Mexico killing four sheep herders and injuring others. Sixteen people are missing along with 1600 head of sheep.
Rumor swirls that Salisbury may dissolve Parliament to exploit the Parnell scandal in upcoming elections. At a Cork Irish meeting a conscience resolution on Parnell was rejected.
In Rivas Nicaragua Tomas Martinez arraigned for murdering Dr Trinidad Flor after pledging defiance. He fired killing Dr Flor and wounded Gustavo Chamorro and Gregorio Rojas before fleeing then was recaptured. Rojas remains precarious. doctors expect possible recovery.
The War Department backs General Miles with ten cavalry troops in the southwest and a Fort Riley force including two light artillery batteries moved to Pine Ridge Agency. The President sanctions the movements and follows the Indian situation closely.
Mountain fires have raged in Jellico Tennessee for two weeks ending Monday night with flames that have destroyed thousands of dollars in lumber and fences. The mountains are described as a solid mass of fire risking millions in timber if rain does not come soon.
The Imperial post office officials and U S Postmaster General Wanamaker reach an agreement to establish post offices on German mail steamers for in transit mail sorting. Vestal Director Sachse travels to New York and Washington to finalize details.
The Russian government forbids publishing a petition by Jews seeking civil equality. An edict from the Ministry of Lands restricts government work for Jews outside their territorial limits.
The dissecting room at the Chicago Medical College on Twenty six street and T prairie avenue, Chicago, caught fire Monday morning. Before extinguishing the flames two corpses were cremated. Several other corpses brought for dissection were removed. Financial damage was small.
August Belmont, prominent banker, died from pneumonia early Monday after contracting a cold at a recent horse show. He would have reached his tenth year birthday next month had he lived.
William Hell aged fourteen killed Charles Buttelph near Ottumwa Iowa during a hunting party. Huff claims the shooting was accidental but reports say there was prior trouble and Huff allegedly said he would shoot Buttelph.
The Department of State reports Guatemala has levied a tax of 1.34 dollars per pound gross on silver exports whether coined or in bars. The public press cites rising U S silver prices as the reason for this move.
The London Star reports it has reliable information that Mr. Parnell will retire from the leadership of the Irish Nationalists.
Queen Regent Emma issues a royal proclamation proclaiming Princess Wilhelmina as Queen of the Netherlands establishing the new sovereign and the line of succession.
Dr A M Turner of Folkville Alabama reportedly killed his wife and daughter during an insane frenzy in their home authorities said. The事件 details indicate a violent fatal assault with no immediate motive disclosed.
Dispatches from the Northwest to army headquarters Tuesday were highly reassuring. General Ruger at St. Paul reported little change, with Sitting Bull and followers frightened. General Brooke at Pine Ridge said conditions were quiet and pleasant, while Miles warned to take effective measures to stop redskin trouble. Adjutant General Williams denied a false report of six hundred Indians leaving the reservation.
New York police claim they have located Charley Ross in Boston prison on a false charge. Charles A. Grant and Inspector Hymes coordinated detectives while Byrnes’ operative visits the alleged boy. Mrs. Mosher, linked to burglar Bill Mosher, asserts the youth is her son but memory remains unclear.
Nearly one thousand bushels of potatoes were grown on one acre in Johnson County Wyoming. The first prize, worth several hundred dollars, went to a virgin soil crop irrigated with mineral rich water. 22 500 hills, 1,569 pounds of sets planted, profit $714 before a $500 prize. Another large crop yielded 474 bushels with 1000 pounds of fertilizer.
A Tuesday meeting of Irish Home Rule MPs before Parliament opened re-elected Charles Stewart Parnell as chairman. He was cheered upon entering, and the motion to re-elect him carried unanimously. Colleagues expressed desire for his continued leadership.
Allen & Co a major Memphis cotton factors and commission merchants firm at No Madison street made an assignment Tuesday morning. The announcement has caused a profound sensation as the firm was one of the largest in Memphis and highly substantial in the south.
A Sofia clerk afflicted with lupus traveled to Berlin seeking treatment with Dr Noch's remedy and returned home appearing fully cured. The Danish army medical corps has received a plentiful supply of the therapeutic lymph.
Immigration statistics show 46 287 arrivals in October, up from 39 031 in October 1889. Germany sent 10 119 arrivals, England and Wales 6 111, Ireland 4 677, Italy 6 599, Sweden and Norway 4 052, Hungary 2 512, and Poland 1 285.
Eva Hamilton was pardoned Tuesday afternoon by the State Court of Pardons in Trenton New Jersey and left the State Prison within an hour.
General Vannovski, Russia's war minister, orders violence against Jewish communities in the Caucasus, detailing forced removal and pursuit. The decree signals state-backed persecution amid mounting ethnic tensions and military campaigns.
The article notes internal revenue receipts rose by 12 million dollars for the year ending June 30 1898. It highlights a significant year over year increase in federal tax collections.
Madison machine worker Philip McLaughlin crushed by a ton of iron at the Madison Machine Works. Colfax area youth Elmer Cook dies from heat while helping extinguish a neighbor’s fire. Brysamin Taylor sues Nathan Luckey for 5000 dollars over alleged wife infidelity. Avex Lane fined 500 for shooting Al Hoover, with civil suit for 5000 in Boone County. Dowelpins industry start in Crawfordsville. Mrs George Graver dies after fainting and head injury. Thorntown farmer Georg D. Minner kills a seven foot two inch eagle. Frankfort Methodists vote 7 to admit women as lay delegates. Grace Zehrbaugh nearly dies from cyanide ingestion, saved by vomiting. Edinburg church votes 31 for and 39 against women in General Conference. Coal Bluffs verdict awards 50000 to Mary E. Johnson in coal rally case. new trial motion filed. Grand Lodge I C C F adjourns. officers listed. Jisiah Byrd loses leg after fall from work train at English. Odd Fellows show 1500 more members. Peru brawl injures Nelson Tenney. Fortville farmer Shull released from asylum commits new attack. Indianapolis murder plea life sentence for Epwarp Aszuan.
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