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Newspaper

Dixon Sun

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1883

Page

4

Fire at Drehman Hemp Factory Kills Several Workers

A Cincinnati blaze at Henry Drehman & Co. 252 Walnut St gut the six story brick factory. The fire began in a gas jet and trapped workers on the upper floors. Four missing women and several men were later listed among the casualties as rescuers sought survivors.

Cincinnati Henry Drehman & Co Walnut Street Evening Times- Star Times-Star News-Journal Volksbiat Henry Drehman Gus Huber Rachel King Drehman Nellie Kelly East Sixth Street Drehman & Co Mary Burke Bessie Brady Fritz Huber Maggie Lee Rosa O’connnell Mary Lynch Mary. Glascheen

Robbery and acquittal unrest after Nantasket stage attack

A Nantasket Beach illumination drew about twenty thousand to Boston area festivities when a gang attacked a ten person party traveling by stage Minnie from East Weymouth. Edward Hawley was beaten, robbed, and injured as suspects fled toward Hingham. Acquittal of Frank James in a separate Winston train robbery case sparks mixed public reaction in Missouri and Kansas City.

Boston Mass Nantasket Beach East Weymouth Nantasket Old Colony House Hill Edward Hawley James Burke Thomas McFawn David Queen Hingham Louis Kk Post-Dispatch Frontiatin Wallace Close Frank Missouri Jim Cummings Rock Island Railroad McMillan Wallace Frank James Winston Luther James Kansas City Hamilton Hicktin Westfall Sheets Gallatin Liddell James Crittenden Minnesota

Illinois Post Offices Renamed and Local Crimes Reported

The Atterberry Station post office in Menard County is renamed Atterberry with Greenberg Atterberry as postmaster. Salisbury in Sangamon County gets Daniel C. Pelham as postmaster. A farmer near Litchfield loses $100 to Rankin and Clements who posed as auctioneers. Burglaries and a train wreck with mules killed are noted. Multiple fires and deaths follow in Carmi Blooming ton and Springfield. A pastor invents a grave-placing crane. A rich Calhoun farmer is killed by a blind horse. The Lincoln Park artesian well draws attention for health claims. A West Chicago maker faces burglary. A Warren County case involves mutilated remains in a trunk.

Atterberry Station Menard County Atterberry Greenberg Atterberry Daniel C. Pelham Salisbury Sangamon County Litchfield Montgomery County Rankin Clements Decatur Ziegler & Reinwald Carmi White County John M. Palmer Springfield St. John’s Hospital Association City Stubblefield & Co Bloomington William M. Pope Carrollton Greene County Southern Illinois Press Association Elder du Quoin Perry County Hesse Samuel C. Hornbeck Macon County A. B. Morrison Morrison Washington George Smith Calhoun Richland County Mr. Smith Lincoln Park Chicago Waukesha Wis Lake George D. Howard John Bishop East Dubuque Daviess County Elmer Fisher Saybrook McLean County Cornell Blue Mound Township John Melton Weir Monmouth Warren County

The Surviving Twin and Federal Interference in Elections

A nationalist critic denounces federal meddling in local elections arguing the Constitution limits federal power to state and local affairs. He recalls 1882 New York votes over Folger vs Cleveland and warns federal officers are used to sway Black voters in the South, endangering the republic.

Republic Appomattox United States South New York Folger Cleveland Empire State of the Union Sieule Certai Camadehcad Treasury

The Java Horrors Telegraphed Disaster Update

The Governor of the Dutch East Indies states Telekbelong may be totally destroyed by a volcanic eruption. The surrounding district is inaccessible and Lampong reports silence. Lights are out at several Straits lighthouses. Tieringine tidal wave destruction and Browning 10 000 deaths are confirmed. Christian Jacobson, painter, killed at Grand Pacific Hotel by elevator failure.

Tre HaGueg Dutch East Indies Telekbelong Lampong Sumatra Tieringine Christian Jacobson Grand Pacific Hotel Chicago

Peter Cooper Monument Fund Seeks Small Donations

In New York on September 7, the Peter Cooper monument fund appeals for nickels and other contributions. Boxes placed at ferries and scattered around the city yielded many small sums from two to nineteen cents during examination. The scheme is not abandoned.

Peter Cooper

An Acrostic of Reform and Revolution

A critical poem laments corruption and inequality in governance and industry. It accuses monopolists, biased taxation, and political elites of stifling reform while workers suffer, urging the people to reject fraudulent rule and demand accountability. The verse calls for decisive action against entrenched power.

Public Opinion Favors Local Lawmakers Over Federal Invasion

A New York Tribune style argument contends public opinion and national intelligence oppose federal overreach. It warns against destroying the government of the fathers and upholding local control of elections and officers.

New York Tribune

Letters Reveal Corruption in 1880 Republican Campaign

The Boston Post exposes letters between Garfield Dorsey Blaine New and others showing money and favoritism used to buy votes. It claims Garfield knew of the schemes to swing Indiana Ohio and urges reforms as the Republican party faces defeat.

New York Sun Durin Garfield Arthur Dorsey Jewell Blaine Allison New Tom Platts John M. Forbes Bacon Smith Ohio Paa9 Deacon Smith Mr. Jewell Indiana John C. New Foston

Democratic Warning on Republican Tactics in New York

A New York political column argues Republicans will seek to split the Democratic vote and win patronage to capture New York in 1884. It urges unity, warns against trading with Republicans, and condemns any fusion or “citizens” ticket as a trap. An unrelated note mentions an incendiary fire setup in Lingford Connecticut involving a carriage and turpentine.

New York Democratic State Committee Roosevelt Republican Party Citizens Tammany Re Icans Lingford Conn Wal

Drowned bodies remain unrecovered due to lake quicksands

In Lake Winnipiscogee New Hampshire the failure to recover drowning victims is attributed to the presence of quicksands near the cold springs at the lake bottom.

Winnipiscogee New Hampshire

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