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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1889

Page

2

Senate and House In Session and Holiday Recess Debates

Several pension and suffrage bills are debated in the Senate, with a holiday recess set from December 21 to January 6 and a death notice for Representative Gay. The House considers funding for printing and census, and orders questions on free delivery and education bills. A joint resolution extends the international marine conference deadline to March 1, 1890.

Senate Pension Committee Iowa Chicago Wyoming Committee On Judiciary United States Mr. Ingalls House Edward J. Gay Silcott Census Bureau Election Committee Clayton- Breckenridge Arkansas Washington Houk Oates Alabama Committee On Congress Fuller Mitchell Blair International Marine Conference Silcott Committee Plumb India Laird Nebraska Townshend Illinois Cox Mangerson Cullom Evarts

Oliver L Barbour dies at Saratoga aged 79

Noted compiler of law reports Oliver L Barbour died in Saratoga New York on the seventeenth at age seventy nine. Also dies Dr C H Nicol superintendent of Bloomingdale asylum on the seventeenth. In Meriden Connecticut city election Republicans win mayor and twenty one of thirty council seats.

Henry D. Harvey Merchants’ Shot Tower Company Baltimore J. W. Jacobus New York Willliam G. Chamberlain Springfield Mass Holmes E. J. Hartshorn Iowa Silcott Hartshorn Poec Whittier Boston Davin Bipwett New Orleans Wilson West Virginia A. B. Fleming Nathan Goff Oliver L. Barbour Saratoga N. Y C. H. Nicol Bloomingdale Meriden Conn

Foreign intrigues and naval disasters dominate early reports

Advices from Shanghai claim high officials are implicated in a futile plot to assassinate the King of Corea who seeks abdication in favor of Prince Min Yong Gyik and has been exiled to Hong Kong. A Cronin murder verdict in England stirs debate, and Cardinal Taschereau urges free night schools in Quebec. A Berne printers strike ends in defeat. shipwrecks at Holyhead claim eleven lives. two steamers collide in the North Sea with all souls saved. Mexico’s new loan attracts London subscriptions. The Swiss State Council approves the 1890 budget. France orders three ironclads for 2.4 million dollars. Italy’s chamber curbs clergy control of charities amid Vatican opposition.

Shanghai Corea Min-Yong-Gyik Hong Kong Cronin England Cardinal Taschereau Quebec Berne Switzerland Turbark Tenby Castle Holyhead Tuer Leerdam Amsterdam Buenos Ayres Ganquansia Calcutta Hamburg North Sea Cuxhaven Emma London Chamber of Deputies Vatican

Multiple Disasters and Legal Actions Reported Across Cities

News wires recount ship losses near Kingston and Louisville wrecks with fatalities. Indictments issued in Keokuk for saloon law violations. Chicago man arrested for alleged hacking. English syndicate eyeing Buffalo grain elevators valued at eight million. Fires, crashes, and murders surface in Ohio, New York, and Michigan as officials seek troops and prosecutions.

Irv New York Kingston Delaware Capes Puget Sound Indianapolis Bruno Espertio Chicago Max Mantwell Buffalo Keokuk Louisville & Nashville Orange Grove Ala Pierce Freeman F. R. Caton San Francisco Durham Kate Waters Ohio Portsmouth Cincinnati Joan Brapsey Soldiers’ Home Grand Rapids Mich Alger John A. Logan Post Cronin Berrius Boyce White Plains N. Y Missouri Pacific J. M. Muat Buckhannon W. Va Oklahoma City U. S Tur Silcott James L. Burosat Syracuse

Cronin case verdict seals life terms for Burke Coughlin O Sullivan

Chicago jury convicts Dan Coughlin Patrick O Sullivan and Martin Burke of murder in the Cronin case and sentences them to life imprisonment. John Kunze is found guilty of manslaughter and receives three years. Beggs is acquitted amid courtroom emotion and praise for Judge McConnell.

Chicago America Cronin McConnell Croni John F. Beggs John Kunze Dan Coughlin Patrick O'Sullivan Martin Burke Forrest Foreman Clark Coughlin O'Sullivan Burke Kunze Beggs Lake View Longenecker Schuettler

Danish farmer criticizes estate division in Denmark

Ole Christiansen reports that Denmark’s practice of allotting shares from a father to all children leaves families impoverished. Estates pass to the eldest, dowries burden daughters, and old parents toil to pay others. He emigrated to the United States to escape the system and lives comfortably now.

Ole Christiansen United States Denmark Chicago Inter Ocean

Causes of Headache from Indoor Overwork and Poor Air

A sketch of headache causes notes that excessive study indoors, cramped postures, and lack of fresh air in bedrooms contribute. Nervous tension and insufficient skin-stimulating exercise from fashionable living are cited. Emphasis falls on adhering to normal health rules and avoiding cramped indoor work.

Ohio and Local News Roundup From State Events

Mosquito swarms plague Bellefontaine amid warm rains. Clyde Marshall falls from a Jeffersonville railroad bridge breaking both arms. Five Wooster capitalists seek a 25000 charter for a street railway. Two Italians Michael Ricoto and Steven Valasco die on a Akron rail rack. Day found guilty of second degree murder near Loveland. Cattle bitten by mad dog near Donnellsville. Jos M. Jones nominated for Newark postmaster. State Treasurer reports receipts and disbursements totaling over 6 million with detailed fund breaks. Various accidents, burglaries, and court rulings reported across the state. Natural gas in Springfield. Asylums costs and inmate counts outlined.

Wooster Michael Ricoto Steven Valasco Akron Robert C. Day Loveland Donnellsville Jos. M. Jones Newark Ohio Penitentiary Board of Public Works Canal Commission Secretary Supreme Court Treasury Nicholas Curry Kelly’s Island Epward George Werley Henry Knecht Adrian Springfield State Canal Commission Huffman Basin Dayton Hamilton Basin Levi Deeps Findlay Richa Homer New Philadelphia J. P. Byers State Board of Charities Athens Cleveland Columbus Longview Toledo Jennie Anna Myers Germantown D. Handley Hulse Morton W. Cope Jos B. Foraker Mandamus Canton Stark County Tus Fremont Street Joan Shankelton Bayard Tur Ohio Werner Manufacturing Company Thomas Martin Urbana Louisville B. Loneurap Middleport Meigs County Krug Farm Chillicothe

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