Anarchist attacks Frick at Carnegie Steel office in Pittsburgh
Anarchist Alexander Berkman attacked Henry Frick, chairman of Carnegie Steel, in Frick’s Pittsburgh office with a pistol and knife. Frick was wounded but survived. Berkman was captured after a brutal struggle with Frick, Laishmann, and Berkman's weapon misfired. authorities and clerks restrained mob anger as Frick began recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
New York
Henry C. Frick
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
Carnegie Eteol Millain
Ar. Frick
Alexander Berkman
Simon Roachman
Hiot
Lingz
Chicago
Carpore
Mr. Felt
Mr. Frick
Berkman
Frick
Laishmann
Erbow
Gassin
Prick
Mr. Teishmann
Mr. Feick
Hoe
Loishmann
Dir
Leiubmano
Adil
Feas
Henell
Mr. Leishmann
Mr. Brick
Mr. Prick
Leishmann
Sheriif May
Depute
Uni Ft
T. J. Moyer
Arthur Kirk
Borkmar
Felek
Homewood
Homestead
Mim
News Epito mized World Briefs From 1 State Camp and Crises
Eastern and Middle States report Govenson Frowen of New York reviewing naval militia and National Guard at the 1 State Camp. strikes at Carnegie's Duquesne plant with 750 workers. bank robberies in Frankfurt and New York. multiple arrests in Homestead strike cases. fires, drownings, and a wave of violent incidents across cities. Weather extremes, political nominees, and international dispatches fill the tumultuous progress of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle States
Govenson Frowen
New York
Carnegie
Atool Mills
Duquesne
Pittaburg
Penn
Homestead
Gorene Pattison
Harrisur
Jtaxay F. Hanor
New York City
Frankfort-on-She-Main
Germany
Huan O'Dosnxeut
Ant Homstead
Poon
Tinkertons
Thowan W. Wausu
Ray Hamedon
Wyoming
Robert Ray
Greonwood
New York Biscuit Company
Lous Coucaen
Myersville
N. J
Hils
Frick
BH. Bann
Darkman
Pittsburg
Renchel
Philadelphia
Labor War Tensions Rise at Homestead Carneg ie Mills
Dispatch from Hontestead Pennsylvania details a volatile clash between Carnegie mill owners and locked out workers. Writs denied for Hugh O’Donnell and Hugh Roy. bail sought after conciliation with attorney W. G. Brennan. Governor Pattison, the Amalga mated Association, and legal advisers met under guard barricades as troops bolster lines. Casualties and expulsions reported. pay scales for National Guard announced. a corporal punishment incident for Private James highlights harsh camp discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hontestead
Penn
Carnegie
Hugh O'Donnell
Hugh Roy
Pittsburg
Eld
W. G. Bronnan
Brennan
Alderman Mediaster
Broonan
Messia
Ross
O'Donnell
Toan
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers of America
Carnozia Mills
Pintertons
Homestead
Pattison
Norther
Weldon
Howover
Bomesteat
Olc
Carnozis
Nony
Hels John Miller
Gion Rafugis
Alo Picuis
Big Sprioz Grove
Bishop
Porter
Caraszie
Galen
Carnegie Steel Company
Bosver Falls
Stikers
Potter
Belyadier
Dechert
Snowden
National Guard
Afilitary Corp of
Yale
Likeprada
Regular Army
United State
Mervics
Secon Itera
Uete Padiston
Stvonty
Riot near Phoenix ends with two killed during circus dispute
A riot near Phoenix erupted as Deputy Vickery and two officers attempted to attach Downis Callagher circus property. Circos personnel and bystanders clashed on the canal route from Oswego. several were wounded and one circus band member died as authorities detained the situation and awaited possible arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Vickery
Downis& Callagher
Oswego
Tiv
Early 19th Century Congressional Proceedings Snapshot
Fragmented OCR notes describe daily delib erations on anti option bills and public land issues. Mentions include Samuel Daniel and White guiding anti option talks, George W Cullum memorial, irrigation of arid lands, World’s Columbian Exposition models, and canal disputes. Debates span various days with tax and deficiency bills, pensions, and foreign affairs notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warn
Veat
Paddock
Messrs
Daniel and White
George W. Cullum
West Point
Warren
Senate
Committee On Irrigation
House
Watsat
Spain
Genoa
Welland
Nonate
Bfr. White
Louisana
Aherman
Morgan
Union Pacific Railways
Lestis
George and
Hunton
Pelfer
Sandora
Cozur d'Alene
Idaho
Aldrich
West
Nine Men Die In Cork Quarry Collapse
A fatal accident occurred at Beodah Wlate quarry in County Cork Ireland when a bank of earth and slate collapsed while workers toiled. Nine men were buried beneath debris. rescuers removed soil and rock as quickly as possible. One man was rescued badly injured.
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Beodah Wlate
County Cork
Ireland
Bank
Nate
Late wholesale prices of country produce quoted in New York
Market sheet lists beans and peas by grade and origin with prices for Brighton and Jersey supply. Includes butter creamery items with varying sizes and packaging, dairy products limited to tubs and pails, plus fruit and berries with crate and quart pricing. Names of regions and brands appear, but many OCR fragments unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lima
Autter
Cresmery—St.,&Venn
Penn
Drsta
Iin
Cresmery
Tfrsta
Wigut Factory
Smarland
Guebleverries
Blackwerries
Red Jersey
The Pirate Cruiser Columbia Launch at Cramp's Yard
The United States cruiser Columbia No. 12 nicknamed The Pirate was launched at Cramp's Philadelphia yard. Notables including Secretary Tracy and Vice President Morton attended as a crowd of fifty thousand watched the ship slide into the Delaware River amid cheers and salutes. The craft, designed for rapid ocean commerce cutting, features a 2000 ton displacement, triple expansion engines, armor plating, four six inch rifles, torpedo tubes, and a 100 day endurance aimed at breaking trans Atlantic speed records. A sister ship Cruiser No. 14 is under construction by Cramp's with No. 13 closely following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United. States Commerce
Columbia
Cramp
Philadelphia
Crafé
Misa Ydith Morton
Morton
TNE Collymadia
Navy
Tracy
Washington
New York
Wiliam Cramp & Sons
Norman H. Farquhar
Bureau of Yards and Docks
George Devey
Mare of Equipment
Francis 8. Ramsay
Bureau of Navigation
William St. Folger
Bureau of Ordnance
Chiee
Theodora D. Wilson
Bureau of Construction and Repairs
Yaymaster
Edwin Stewart
Cobian
Joan A. Yowell
Bree Board
South Carolina
Paria
Blake
Cramps
Crampy
Four men killed as John Sherrell shoots Montgomery County posse
In Kentucky, early morning near Madison, John Sherrell shot jailer Kavanaugh Tipton and five others, killing Thomas Howard and Tipton, mortally wounding George Rayburn. Rayburn died after dogs maimed him as he chased Sherrell from the Pipps house toward the Mentieo line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Montgomery County
Kavanaugh Tipton
Thomas Howard
George Rayburn
John Sherrell
Tipton
Mostar
Rey
Sherrell
Madson County
Reavanauga Tipton
George Pipps
Mentieo
Tom Howard
Linane
Pipps
Payps
Sam Howard
Stout
Inter
Rayburn
Family Drowns as Flood Ravages Wheeling Area
A devastating flood near Wheeling West Virginia drowns a family of nine in a ravine while another house is swept away. Destruction of property follows a lightning storm on Lone Bay Mirieta County. At Proctor Ohio a freight car derails, 28 cars are wrecked, engineer injured. State militia encamps at Parkersburg endure a second storm.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Lone Bay
Miretiau
County
Entiry
Willian_Doty
Doty
Nothus
Markernlattr
Parkersburg
Servnit Anys
Nominating Ceremony Draws 18000 at Madison Square Garden
Eighteen thousand attendees fill Madison Square Garden New York for the Democratic Party nomination notification of Grover Cleveland for President and Adlai Stevenson for Vice President. The event features electric lights banners and packed boxes with prominent Democrats. Cleveland and Stevenson receive enthusiastic welcomes and deliver speeches after formal notifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Grover Cleveland
Adlai E. Stevenson
Democratic Party
New York
Cleveland and Stevenson
Union
Stevenson
Iinois
Cleveland
Nicholas St. Ball
Missouri
Winn I. Wilson
Wilson
Victtx
Wison
White
California
Mrr. Stevenson
Afr
Garden
Manhattan Club
Thousand
Thant
Baseball notes on 19th century teams and players
A chaotic, spell-chopped recap of players and teams from the era. Mentions Denny, Whistler, MasaGer HanOS, Brouthras, Cuilos, and Corconas. Discusses Chicago, Cleveland, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Cincinnati, New York, and Boston clubs, league standings, and managerial struggles. Suggests moving Anson out of Chicago amid fan dissatisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewixo
Louisville
Denny and
Whistler
MasaGer Hanos
Baltimore
Brouthras
Brooklyn
Philadelphias
St. Louis
Erica
Boston
Cuilos
Cleveland
Hus Gellog
Cincissant la
Americas
Ansoy
Chicago
New York Brotherhood
New York
O'Hourke
Crane
Ewing
Corconas
Western Union
Heteuryox
Chicagos
Bostons
Philadelphia
Louisvilla
Cuieado
Rose of Intrest
Sager
Anson
Cominsy
Tate of Philad
Tittaburg
Loulaville
Cincinnati
Nominations for United States ministers sent to Senate
The President transmitted to the Senate a slate of ministerial nominees. Andrew D. White of New York would be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Russia. A Loudon Snowden of Pennsylvania, already Envoy to Greece, would become Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Greece, Roumania and Servia. Trutton Beale of California, then Minister Resident and Consul General to Persia, would be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Greece, Roumania and Servia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tur
Charien
F. Markell
Maryland
Legation
United States
Brazil
Adam Everly
Pennsylvania
Birmingham
Willard M. Cooper
New York
Taz Senate
Alvilatore
Andrew D. White
Francis B. Loomis
Oslo
St. Etienne
France
Soren Listoe
Ahinesota
St Dursseldorf
Germany
Geonce Sorras
United States Senate
Supreme Court
Lexatron AvLorncy
Rhode Island
Senate
Travoy
Rusaia
A. Loudon Snowden
Persia
Grace
Roumania
Servia
Tomer
Cortland County
N. Y
Hobart
Yale
American Texition
St. Petersburg
Michigan Uniersity
Europe
State Senate of
White
Cornell University
Grant
San Domingo
Herlin
Presiiout
Cornell
Archibald Loudon Snowden
Philadelphia
Truxton Beate
General i
Beale
Geni
Woaslington
Healy
Murderous double axe crime shocks Dickson County Tenn
John H Wynne a prosperous farmer was lynched at Brown's in Dickson County Tennessee after murdering his wife and daughter with an axe in a farm dispute. The couple quarreled over property and Wynne attempted suicide before being captured. A mob hanged him as he showed no remorse. The scene included a blood splattered room and torn fingers. Also notes on unrelated public notices and medical ads follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Wynne
Brown's
Dickson County
Tenn
Fince
Wynne
Betheen Min
John Andorag
Airs
Wynnon
Colesburg
Efinson
Dickson
Han
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Chairman Frick
Carnegie Mills
South Dakota
Versons
Gattysburg
Potter County
Benmto
Angel Santivara
Victoria
Mexico
Antonio Detryo
Larollo
Texar
Detryo
South and
Wear
Brosdlova
Cocspsh
San Diego
Cal
Broadlove
Redding
Usl
Boil Nt Brook
Atesk
R Wyndham Walton
Middlebury
Ald
Stocs
Iron River
Wis
Northern Pacific
Duluth
South Shore
Tasloss
Chirleaton
Port Orchard
Nean Bonwood
West Vo
Jen
John
Samus Winesourg
Jon Boylea
Winesburg
Mia Winesburg
Aled
Fin
Bay City
Mion
Ieas
Lakefieldt Minn
Senator West
Tim Freadent
Canada
Toretenasest
Peng
Fauiois Mexicin Ea
Lacatecsa
Honluras
Pasa
Morwnock
Wat Dens
Arion Singers of
Munich
United Singing Society
Great Sanguir Island
Minaier
Alexandria
Zeypt
Wit
Anain
Rusia
Bonneval
East Africa
Rucil
Francs
Garmany
Republic of Colombia
Sigan
Young Siting Bulla
Eich Unul
Indian Territory
Sitting Bull, Jr
Dakota
Conane
North Dakota
Hopestead
Jams
Tenth Regiment
Friex
Streator
Sas
Iams
Laws
Ant
Neff
Az Ins
Hig
Ozue
Wayneasurzu
Honac
Raisa
Chincto
Yellarstone Pare
Russell Morrison
Caoni
Ioriz Dax
Jersey
State
St.aul
Bourg
Norfolk
Barral
Nors
Long Island
City Dresser
Cep
Eeeseneces
Choica
GEM
the Ocean
Columbian
West Virginia
Russia
Greecs
Tennessee
T.B. Batenuxe
N.C
Jea-Ghowens
China
Botte B Orataries
Aiteranl
Reston
Hoxeshoe
A. P. Hoxsle
Buffalo
Caprera
Garibaldi
Amell
Ford
Hall
Fr. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Mr. Dartts
Llaas Thompson
Joseph Hemmerich
E. Moth
N. Ys City
Falr Oaks
Jos. Hemmerich
Hool
Ge. A
Hood
Peter Zinville
Grorce W. Dyn
Sardis, Mason Co
Wron
N.Y
Frazer Tees
Gaur
Ko Courayr
Jerney City
S. Je
Kevaris
Meritempor
Ranttan
Reeig Mas Oman
Stine Casey
FWA
Desiranle
TNF
Minneapolis Sationas
Publican
Conven &Ation BY
Dellurtis
Aerved
James Q. Elaine
Sullivan
Slavin
Uthering
Caner
Ted Jeltersarce
Horak
Alannthemia
Ceutm
Amerls Renu Hauarbold Journal
Americcan Coatings
I. F. Kelly
Treas
Mapa
Theawan Winede
South
Jerney Ciy “Department
Vnaler Aca
Fiaktinas Co
Jersey City, N. Se
Lonorrcnr Sds
Dr. Pierce
Dam
Jongaos
Tonia
Mulses
Seuss
Paoieio Journal
Park Place
N. Ye
Raglan
Tes Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Oar
Chas L Byde
Pierre
Peco
Sap
Aganenscoeset
Ket
Awara
Uae
Drue CO
Aca
Plao
Marettine
Warren, Pa
Lovell Lovell Diamond Cycles
Anestabie
Lovell AR Arms CO
Mfrs
Washington St
W. L. Douglas
Ian
Iheawa
la Douglas
Tara
Donal Ton
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