15 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1893
Page
1
A sheriff intervened to prevent a lynching of two Nebraska murder suspects, sparing them from mob violence as tensions rose near the county seat. Authorities moved the men to a secure location amid crowd unrest and continued investigations into the alleged killings.
A large crowd of about one thousand farmers gathered in Plattsmouth Nebraska to seek the capture of Akesons murderers Harry Hill and John Benwell. The suspects were seized at Kasola and moved toward Plattsmouth amid warnings of public anger and a promised pursuit by local authorities.
Reports from Coeur d Alene describe the Poor Man mine yield and new electric plant work reducing costs. Four levels are being developed with ore bodies improving. Monthly profits are small but growing as the plant cuts production expenses and increases silver output. In a separate item a family tragedy is noted: Clark family found murdered with Mrs Clark dead.
A brutal home invasion in Wilmette ends with Mrs. Crow dying from shock and Logan and Wheeler family tragedy. Three burglars murder a man at Wheeler’s house and burn Miss Crow’s body, while investigators note a complex sequence of events and safety vaults amid a city district mostly of business families.
Report covers a brutal shooting linked to a murder case of Dr Croke with witnesses examined, plus Royal Gold mine profits and ore veins. It notes William Bennetts claims of month output near $20,000 and ore reserves to last winter. The piece intertwines crime trial progress with mining success and local wealth.
Secretary Gresham's letter to the President angered merchants as a draft on the provisional government failed at the bank. Bank officials warned of uncertainty for Honolulu, shipments are being rerouted to Monewa, and local agitation grows among merchants awaiting developments.
In Chicago a commemorative observance marked the anniversary of hangings tied to the Anarchist movement. The event referenced the execution of several activists and included remarks about political repression and labor strife. Public figures and local workers attended, reflecting the era's tension between radicalism and state authority.
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