Weekly 1 BavaVIA OHIO January 1 1890 editorial note
Warped editorial rant discusses Mrs President Harrison petition misnaming, Burke’s life sentence for Dr Cronin murder, Emin Pasha alias Edward Schnitzer, race and salary politics in Congress, and calls for tighter bookkeeping in the sergeant-at-arms office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Dr. Cronin
Treasury
Congress
House
Faith Cure Beliefs Prompt Media Attention in Brooklyn Death
A Brooklyn woman who trusted in faith cure died of quick consumption after refusing medicine, with officials delaying burial certificate pending coroner's inquiry. The piece notes similar cases, legal actions, and broader debates about medical trust versus faith in doctors across the era. It also surveys 1889 in review, praising southern growth, global events, and optimistic 1890 outlook for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Congress Prepares Major Finance Reforms and Silver Debate
A Washington dispatch outlines early work by committees, with Reed praised for quick setup. It details a push to end the internal revenue system, likely abolition of the tobacco tax, and a plan to replace silver dollars with bullion certificates. It warns that removing national bank circulation could trigger a wildcat banking crisis, urging strong reserve requirements and a stabilized national banking framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windom
Congress
Whisky Trust
Henry Ward Beecher
Senate
Farwell
McKinley
Floods Hit California Rivers and Railways
Heavy rain bursts Los Angeles river levees causing widespread damage. Rail lines washed out and bridges destroyed blockading all trains from Los Angeles to beyond. Houses swept away, Nassau winery reportedly destroyed, no lives lost on flood plains after authorities evacuated. Sixteen miners killed and thirty injured at Lane mine in Calaveras county. rescue efforts continue with uncertain prospects. Separate Indiana court denies appointment of receiver for New York Loan and Investment Co. case against Henry Crawford and Midland railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Japan
Yellow River
China
Samoa
Trenton
Atlantic
Gulf
Halifax
America
Brazil
Western Hemisphere
Congress of the Three Americas
Washington
North
South America
Europe
Bastile
London
Great Britain
Union
United States
Germany
Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific
Yuma
Aziz
Santa Fe
Alemetos Ranch
Westminster
San Andreas
Lane Mine
Thomas Corwin
Corwin
Indianapolis
Ind
Loan and Investment Company
New York
Henry Crawford
Chicago
Midland Railway
Gresham
Oklahoma City Row Flares Over Deputy Marshal Pick
United States Marshal Jack Walker was sent to Oklahoma City to quell rising factional strife between Kickapoos and Seminoles as an election nears. Masked gunmen attacked a newspaper correspondent, threats rose against officers, and horse thefts spiked from No Man’s Land. Mayor Beale’s secret group aims to topple the city council, with telegraphed appeals for federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
United States
Jack Walker
Oklahoma City
Thornton
Marshal Walker
Stevens County
No Man’s Land
Judge Brewer
Paris
Tex
No Man's Land
Oklahoma
Oxnanoma City
I. T
Beale
Kickapoos
Miller
Gen
Merritt
Police Stop Goes Awry In Indianapolis Arrest Attempt
Indianapolis December 27 Patrolman Asche failed to arrest Mattie Barbour as she grabbed his throat and fought off bystanders. She toppled into a vehicle then fell, breaking her thigh. Also in Indiana Miss Mary Miles, daughter of Auditor Miles, accidental curling iron burn scar across both eyes risking sight. Chicago reports seven fatal railroad crossing accidents in a 24 hour span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Asche Wednesday
Mattie Barbour
Ayas
Manion
Ind
Dee
Mary Miles
John W. Miles
Burglary on East Main Street Ends with 500-Pound Safe Found
A Village Store corner shop on East Main and Walter streets was broken into early Sunday. A 500 pound safe was dragged over a mile to the north end, found in Patrick Riel's cellar with suspects Connolly and Burns asleep nearby. Riel and wife arrested. safe intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bripgeport
Conn
East Main
Walter Streets
Second Precinct
Patrick Riel
John Connolly
Edward Burns
Hach
Riel
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Issueu
Bavavia
Ohio
K. W. C. Gregg
James 8. Hulick
Proprietors
President Harrison
The
Harrison
Emin Pasha
Edward Schnitzer
Egypt
Southern
Cronin
American
Republica
France
Beyou
Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette
Reed
California
Nassau
San Francisco
Bec
Calaveras County
Norman
Neutral Strip
House Committee of Ways and Means
Milwacker
Wis
Edison
Vienna
Tronittiphias Elizabeth
Crown Prince
Rudolph
pRuccis
Louis K. Marty
Broadway
Oppo
Lower Market
Cincinnati, O
Alcock
Warner
Hop Bitte
Brown
Sanford
WHITE
Exposition Universelle
Cincinnati, Ohio
Bent Family
W. H. Baum
Octiber
Batavia
CHIO
James Burnnett
Burnet House
Williamsburg
Rain House
Express
U.S
E. H. Hamilton
Glas
Stovin
Chas. A
Robert Walker
Third St
Martin's
J.B. Martin
P O
Gus, A. Zimmermann
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Pearl Street