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Domestic News
July 22, 1853
The Athens Post
Athens, Mcminn County, Tennessee
What is this article about?
In Cincinnati, Germans held a meeting last night regarding Dr. Junghans, a resident suspected of being a spy for the King of Wurtemberg. Indignation led to his effigy being burned after he fled the city.
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Cincinnati, July 15.—The Germans held a meeting last night with reference to Dr. Junghans, who has for some time past resided in this city, and is supposed to be a spy for the King of Wurtemberg. There is a great deal of indignation amongst the Germans against the Doctor, who has fled from the city. He was burnt in effigy.
What sub-type of article is it?
Riot Or Protest
What keywords are associated?
German Meeting
Spy Suspicion
Effigy Burning
Cincinnati Indignation
What entities or persons were involved?
Dr. Junghans
King Of Wurtemberg
Where did it happen?
Cincinnati
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Cincinnati
Event Date
Last Night, July 15
Key Persons
Dr. Junghans
King Of Wurtemberg
Outcome
dr. junghans fled the city; he was burnt in effigy.
Event Details
Germans held a meeting regarding Dr. Junghans, suspected spy for the King of Wurtemberg, expressing great indignation against him.