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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1898

Page

3

Miners Clash With Negro Arrivals in Virden Riot

Desperate battle erupts when a train with Alabama Negroes arrives at Virden Illinois. Sheriff Davenport deputies and railroad police exchange hundreds of shots with strikers. initial reports claim multiple dead and wounded on both sides. Governor Tanner vows riot suppression and indicts mine owners for murder.

Vorvex Ill Davenport Chicago & Alton D. Kelley Springfield Virden Springfield City Ernest Long Mount Olive St Johns Hospital Herman Boston Virpen Stockade Fevier Lukens Gov. Tanner Winden Chicago Sons of Veterans Col. Young Roberts Fred W. Lukens T. C. Loucks Mr. Yorke H. Grigell O. J. Snyder Jas. Sickles F. Wilder T. McEntee J. W. Moonan P. J Craig Henry

Mohegan Wreck Off The Lizard Claims Many Lives

London reports the Atlantic Transport Co steamer Mohegan wrecked off The Lizard with 50 passengers and 150 crew. By October 17, 38 bodies identified mostly sailors. 11 passengers saved, 10 bodies recovered, 33 missing. Tugs search despite rough seas. rescue stories unfold.

London Atlantic Transport Co Wilson & Furness-Leyland Line New York Lizard Manacles Lowlands Loxpon Mohegan Mana T. W. King Edna King Master King Jas. Blackey H. M. Cowen Dr. Fallows B. Franklin Fuller L. M. Luke Jorge Seymour L. H. Warrener Falmouth Charles Duncan St. Keverne Easiss Eddystone Robert Barrow Coverack Point A. A. L. Smith Oregon Miss Webb Messrs. Smith W. J. Bloomingdale

Body of Mahala Mullins Reported Stolen in Kentucky

In Middlesborough Kentucky on October 17 reports claim the body of Mahala Mullins the 630 pound woman who died at Walden's Ridge has been stolen from its grave.

Middlesborough Mahala Mullins Walden’s Ridge

Insurgents Bar American Ship From Lagaspi Start and Landings

At Lagaspi insurgents prevent the American steamer Hermanos from loading or unloading citing Spaniards on board. They also refuse to permit a United States cruiser Raleigh officer to land without Gen Aguinaldo's permission.

Manila Lagaspi Raleigh Aguinaldo

Jerusalem Gloom as German Emperors Arrival Looms

Jerusalem reports overcrowding of Germans awaiting the arrival of Emperor William. Streets fill with preparations and heightened security as the visit approaches.

Jerusalem William

Troop Movements to Manila Reported in October Dispatch

In(eiso) Oct. 17 troops assigned to transport ships include the 8th battalion of the I regiment with companies F G I L under Lieut. who will carry 509 men. They may sail to Panama and Valencia sails forward. The Ohio and Indiana plan to depart next week. Gen Miller headquarters with a battalion from the Tennessee regiment at Newport. Pennsylvania and Rio Janeiro expected soon as other vessels move troops to the Philippines.

Eisco Ude I Regiment Lieutich California Pamsport Valencia Ohio Indiana Miller Tennessee Regiment Bil Newport Pennsylvania Rio Janeiro Philippines

Colored officers in Army stirred protest in Tennessee

In Chattanooga Tennessee on October 17 a protest from Confederate veteran Commander Fort at Forest Camp claims colored commissioned officers in Negro regiments threaten the South. He urges Washington to refrain from appointing any colored officers, volunteers or regulars, as unsuitable for the army.

Tanooga Tenn Commander Fort Forest Camp South Washington, D. C

Window Glass Plants Fail to Open Season Nationwide

PrrrspureH Pennsylvania October 17 fires blocked at window glass plants nationwide delaying a hoped October 15 resumption. About 15 000 workers remain idle as a wage dispute for cutters and flatteners sparks a clash between the Knights of Labor and the American Federation of Labor.

Prrrspureh United States Knights of Labor

Yellow Fever Record Reported Eight New Cases in Jackson

Jackson Miss October 17 eight new yellow fever cases were logged in Jackson for Sunday including Ww E Davison Otto Galle Donnie Die Clond Prof Moore Otto and two Negroes. No deaths occurred though some patients are seriously ill. Yazoo City added six genuine cases while the state board reported three deaths and 19 new cases at other points.

Jackson, Miss Yazoo City Jackson Miss E Davison Otto Galle Donnie Die Clond Moore Otto Parrho State Board of

Hospital site chosen near Fever Hospital near Havana

In Havana a decision by Col. Mid and Gen. Mer to place the new military hospital near the Fever Hospital is approved. Taney and O'Reilly report the surgeon general urges immediate establishment of the fever hospital, with the location near Havana via Key West.

Atcisco Mid- 2 Haa Havana Key West Taney O'Reilly

Peace Jubilee In Chicago Attended by President McKinley

More than 12,000 inside the Auditorium and as many outside heard a union thanksgiving for peace. President McKinley listened to addresses by Rabbi Emil Hirsch and others, praised by the crowd, while he rested earlier at Capt. Lafayette McWilliams’s home. Booker T. Washington spoke last, as the president prepared to receive an LL D from the University of Chicago.

Chicago McKinley Lafayette McWilliams Alexander H. Revell Wm. R. Harper University of Chicago Capt. McWilliams Porter and Cortelyou James McKinley Wilson Gage Bliss Meiklejohn Gordon Henry B. Roney Henry W. Thomas The People’s Church Samuel Fallows Jenkins Lloyd Jones Emil G. Hirsch Thomas P. Hodnett Hodnett John Henry Barrows Philippines Booker T. Washington

Explosion and murder at Pana coal shaft No 1

A gas explosion in Pana Coal Co. shaft No 1 started a fire that workers struggle to smother. About 40 Negro miners were nearby without injuries. Later John Hawkins fatally shot Isaiah Ross in the company office over a quarrel. Militia Maj. Butler plans to disarm the miners Monday.

Pana Coal Co Isaiah Ross Pana Ill John Hawkins Pana Shaft No. 1 Ross Maj. Butler

Drownings Of Laur ie And Welch In Newark Crabbing Accident

New York report states William Laurie and John Welch of Newark were drowned on Newark day Sunday afternoon while crabbing with two companions. They attempted to reach the Lehigh Valley railroad bridge piers when rough water caused Welch to fall in. Laurie grasped him but both were pulled under and died.

New York William Laurie John Welch Newark Lehigh Valley Railroad Welch Laurie

Military Plot Rumors Sweep Paris and London

A long semi official Paris statement hints at possible motives behind rumors of a military conspiracy. Reports from London and Paris name generals and a forged letter as triggers while noting officials deny any plot. Other papers mention Versailles meetings and cipher correspondence aimed at seizing prominent republicans.

Paris Dreyfuille Napoleon London The Times Dreyfus Col Picquart Liberte Boisdeffer Pelieux Gen Zurlinden Chanoine Ministry of War BrassEtsy Duke of Orleans Comte Sabran Ponteves Versailles M. Brisson

Blanco Receives Orders Amid Cuban Debt Tensions

From Bayonne France dated Oct 15 advices say Madrid has revived strict censorship. Sagasta and cabinet fear U S demands on Spain’s colonial debts and removal of Cuban artillery and Havana floating dock. Madrid reportedly tells Captain-General Blanco to halt cession of territory until peace treaty is signed.

Bayonne France Madrid Senor Sagasta United States Spain Cuba Havana

Hunchback Miller Hanged After San Francisco Murder

In San Quentin on Friday, murder convict John Miller was hanged after a cool vigil. Blood spurted from his neck as the drop did its work, nearly decapitating him. Miller killed James Childs in San Francisco in November 1896.

San Quentin Cal John Miller Miller James Childs San Francisco

Col Kuert takes command of 8th brigade in division

Knoxville Tenn Oct 15 Col J A Kuert of the 2d Ohio assumed command of the 8th brigade 2d division Friday in place of Gen T L Rosser who is on leave awaiting muster out Much of the winter equipment including overcoats has been received It is believed the division will not be moved from Knoxville before November 20

Knoxville Tenn J. A. Kuert 2D Ohio T. L. Rosser

Steamer Cottage City Reports Gunboat Wheeling Arrival

Seattle dispatch notes Steamer Cottage City from Alaska sighting the gunboat Wheeling from St. Michaels with Capt. Pratt’s survey party aboard. Wheeling expected to reach port next Saturday.

Seattle Wash Cottage City Alaska Wheeling St. Michaels Pratt

Gomez Nominated for President in Cuba

Havana reports Gen. Gomez has been nominated for president of the Cuban republic and the nomination will be announced publicly on October 20.

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Chicago-Virden Coal Company Tanner Macoupin County Stockades Sons of Veterans Companies Sons of Veterans Regiment Col Hamilton Tom Preston Preston St. Johns Hospital Albert Smith Gustave Werseip Edward Upton Pringfield Thomas Jennings Springeld Joe Haines Girard Joe Runk William Herman Girard Jos. Easton Jon Long Little F. W. Lukens Chicago- Virden Coal Company San Francis V. Greene Goeor Ederate MacKinley Blanco Col. Kuert 3D Brigade 2d Division
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