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Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1887

Page

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Haymarket Executions Finish as Four Die on Scaffold

The Haymarket executions end with four anarchists to the scaffold at 11 57 am. Spies Engel Fischer Parsons die in turn as guards escort them and witnesses report tense scenes and somber reactions from families and onlookers.

Schwab Dr. Bolton Stobie Fischer Spies Parsons Engel Moyer Sherif Matson Polz America Sheriff Matson Haymarket

Wheeling & Lake Erie R R Central Standard Time

A terse Rail line note indicates Central Standard Time applies to Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway operations. It notes time standard reference but provides no schedule or service details.

Case of Revenge in Haymarket Bomb Case

New York reporters recount Clement A. Scheutz a cabinetmaker living at 1155 Third Avenue accused by Franz Markoff of throwing the Haymarket bomb in Chicago. Scheutz says the motive is revenge as Markoff seeks to bolster an affidavit to delay a Sing Sing sentence for arson.

Clement A. Scheutz Markoff Haymarket New York Franz Markoff Chicago No. 1 Third Avenue Sing Sing Schentz Feneutz United Press Third Avenue Railroad Pfingst Pullman Ill

Church Attorneys Assert No Property Held by Church

Salt Lake City Utah November 11 The Territorial Supreme Court overruled a demurrer in the Mormon church suits and the church attorneys filed an answer stating the church holds no property but the trustees in trust hold it They cite the 1862 act and laws governing the Temple Block Tithing office Gordon house and Perpetual Emigration Society with accompanying exhibits and transfer documents Now placed before the court are the exhibits and transfer records reflecting property relations involved in the case.

Salt Laker Utah Territorial Supreme Court Mormon Church Church and Perpetual Emigration Society Temple Block Gordon House ISS

Ministerial Crisis Triggers Possible General Election

In Winnipeg Manitoba on November 12 a serious ministerial crisis arose over the Red River Valley railroad contract and Hudsons Bay road deal. The Holt contract is tied to Mann Holt. Opposition contractors allegedly paid 40 000 dollars for election expenses. A government member Larimore is said to have resigned. Dissolution of the government and a general election seem not improbable soon.

Winnipea Man Red River Valley Hudson’s Bay Road Mann & Holt Holt Larimore

Will of John J. Cornell Filed for Probate in New York

The will of the late John B. Cornell was filed for probate yesterday in New York. Jennie R. S. Cornell is named executrix with sons John Milton and Harry M. Cornell as executors. The will reserves further charitable bequests, leaving the bulk of the estate to the widow and children.

New York John B. Cornell Jennie R. S. Cornell John Milton Harry M. Cornell

Sailors Rescued from Augusta After Atlantic Hurricane

The Union from Pernambuco arrived with six shipwrecked sailors from the Stockholm bark Augusta, wrecked October 15 in a hurricane. The men, rescued from a small boat, endured dire conditions and had begun drawing lots to determine who would be killed for food. Five others in a second boat are believed lost.

New York Union Pernambuco Augusta Stockholm

Merchants Form Association To Stabilize Prices

New York November 12 The American merchant steel manufacturers formed an association for mutual benefit in prices. J N Brown of Pittsburgh was elected president and A M Guthrie of New York secretary.

New York J. N. Brown Pittsburgh A. M. Guthrie

Fire destroys mills and factories in Littleton

Yesterday fire in Easton’s bobbin mill Fogett’s planing mill Streeter’s stanchion factory a tannery two storehouses and a Saranac glove factory tenement were burned. Loss estimated at 740000.

Littleton Easton Fogett Streeter Saranac Glove Factory

BeCabe Executed at Honesdale Jail

James Mc Cabe, the Wayne County murderer, was executed at the Honesdale jail yesterday afternoon in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania observer report notes the end of his long legal ordeal and punishment for the crime.

Wilkesbarre James McCabe Wayne County Honesdale

Last Act of Haymarket Tragedy Revered in Chicago

Immense funeral march through Milwaukee avenue honors Spies Parsons Engel Fischer Lingg. Leaders from Central Labor Union and German unions attend as 5 anarchists laid to rest at Waldheim Cemetery amid red banners and solemn oaths for vengeance and liberty.

Fischer Fielden Schwab Broder Schwab Sam Spies Engel Parsons William Boger Herman Miler Chicago Avenue Lewis Albert Parsons Lingg Mrs. Spies August Curcaco Navy Engel Fischer Chicago United States Milwaukee Avenue Faubourg St. Denis Black Road Haymarket Aurora Turner Hall Albert R. Parsons Illinois Turner Hall Lake Street Defense Committee Aurora Turnverien International Turnverien West Twelfth Street Social Turnverien Vor Waerts Turnverien Turners Pullman Kensington August Spies Central Labor Union German Typographical Union No. 9 German Typographical Union Socialist Mannerchor K. of L Painters’ Union Carpenters’ Union Eda Frudel Fortsright Fifth Avenue Waldheim Cemetery Altenheim

Red Flag Vandalism and Anarchist Clash Across Cities

A New Jersey tailor posts a red flag draped in crape for Chicago martyred anarchists. locals tear it down and smash his shop. Brooklyn police brace for further anarchist activity as officials vow no tolerance. Incidents also flare in Omata Nebraska and London press commentary links mob rule to Chicago execution.

Crape New York Joseph Bleff Weavertown Road Union Township N. J Chicago Bleff North Hudson Brooklyn Campbell Ireland London the Times Illinois America

Pittsburg Leader Publisher Wilfred H. Nevin Dies

Wilfred H. Nevin president of the Pittsburgh Leader Publishing Co. died Saturday morning from chronic pneumonia. He was widely known as a capable journalist.

Pittsburgh Wilfred H. Nevin Pittsburgh Leader Publishing Co Nevin

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