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Newspaper
Americus Weekly Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1887
Page
10
Fragmented text references Wasedeen and Chicago figures with terms like robber barons and 1877. Mentions Nina Van and an editor in chief role with unclear attachments. Lacks coherent events or clear identities. no verifiable outcome or context in readable passages.
Fragmented excerpts recount a 1887 letter to Governor Oglesby of Nebraska discussing anarchists and labor unrest. It names figures like Feldpen and Fischer, cites German origins, Chicago locations, and references “trusts” and industrial greed as drivers of discontent. The text blends biographical notes with political critique and calls for action against perceived conspiracies.
A fragmented archive text presents letters from Louis Lingg and George Engel alongside mentions of August Spica. The writers demand unconditional release or death while denouncing labor oppression, police brutality, and constitutional rights. The material reflects 19th century anarchist rhetoric and calls for reform within a jailed milieu.
A long disputed claim resurfaces as the alleged recovery of A V Stewart's remains is discussed. Police, executors, and robbers figured in a 1878 tomb theft, with a Westchester exchange involving a masked rider and a velvet proof piece, as recounted by George W Walling in The Recollections of a New York Chief of Police.
The article discusses tensions within American labor movements, detailing the split between the American Federation of Labor led by Samuel Gompers and the defection from the Knights of Labor. It notes debates over centralized vs local sovereignty, organizational aims, and a Baltimore convention planned for December 13. It mentions the Knights’ decline and the AFL’s growth, with backgrounds of key figures and the push for a united labor front.
In a village, whispers rise about a remarkable theft linked to ex-Chief Walling. Some doubt the tale while a few assert the theft was staged to defraud. echoing church sounds barely settle fears as residents weigh the credibility of the account.
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