28 Dec 1890
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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1890
Page
1
The record shows a summary of the Osapalx Prater session where officials debated agenda items. Attendees include Seyi Aw and T R, with notes on votes and next steps for the project. The discussion touched on budgets and anticipated timelines.
Reports from Bohemiaville near here detail the murder of Winnie Croun, a popular Bohemian girl, who was stabbed and her body cut into fragments. Krulisch confessed, claiming jealousy as motive. The crime has stirred protests and demands for swift justice as investigators probe the suspect and the circumstances surrounding the killing.
December reports from New York and nearby towns carry a long weather note by Prof. W T Foster predicting a Pacific storm wave crossing the continent in about five days, reaching the Atlantic coast in mid January, with much colder weather in the Northwest. The broad forecast ties celestial influences to storm patterns and notes related regional disruptions and public notices amid winter conditions.
At Gus Lowenstein premises on Ninth and John streets a boiler explosion destroyed seven dwelling houses and injured several people. Bertha Gray, age 1½, was killed. Mrs Lowenstein and others were hurt. The engineer was absent, hindering cause determination. Capt Logan notes the event as a serious town disaster with multiple injuries.
December reports show Sexton saying Mr Parnell insulted party colleagues making leadership resumption impossible. He argues Morley offices would be rejected by the party and opposes compromises while noting Land Act ideas could shift farmer power and affect rents and cottages funding.
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