Riot and Fire Rage Across Georgia and Nearby States
Terrible riot between whites and negros at Dublin Georgia devastates a town of about 3000 while a Brunswick blaze incinerates the post office express office and many merchants. A colored man died saving his effects as investigators seek incendiaries amid vigilante threats. Other items note a bandit gang in Utah Helena mountaineers and a fatal Detroit shooting over a raffle chicken along with drownings in Michigan and a jail escape in Brooklyn Kings County Prison.
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Dublin
Brongwick
New Yor
Atlanta
Georgia
Democratic Party
Laurens County
Brunswick
Oglethorpe Street
Post
Southern Express Office
Patman’s
Brunswick Club House
MacIntosh’s
Glover & Dunn's
Notion
Blaine’s
J. B. Wright’s
F. H. Harris’ Law Office
Destructive fires wipe out numerous Fargo business houses
November 18 reports describe a devastating blaze in Fargo North Dakota that destroyed about twenty five leading business establishments including W E B Kornegay & Co machine shops and the Messenger printing office. Total loss likely over 250000 with many firms insured and several workers harmed. Similar fires in Tat ion Massachusetts and other towns caused extensive cotton and hotel damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Dakota
Buroch
Gotosnoro
N. C
W. EB. Kornegay & Co
Messenger Printing Office
E. B. Bordeen Bros
J. A. Benitz
Sabinstein & Co
Jones & Yelverton
Miller & Shannon
J. F. Miller
B. M. Privitt
Forveille Souls
M. E. Castex & Co
W. W. Crawford
Rufus Edmundson
Singer Manufacturing Company
W. 5. Farmer
Afet?todis! Advance Office
SH. Penmarn
Robert Portner
W. F. Faircloth
H. Weil & Brothers
Tatxion
Mass
Couhannett
Continental
Tre Department
New York
Pearls Street
Lowden & Bernheimer
D. & DePool
M Westheimer & Co
Trade notes on strikes and labor unrest across cities
The Singer Sewing Machine Company in Elizabethport New Jersey plans to discharge 600 workers with 500 more to follow, while hours are cut to 42 per week as old family models are phased out. Other items record coal miners in Dexven Colorado and Branford Connecticut striking, Androscoggin mills in Lewiston Maine facing shutdown and wage cuts, and a seven percent cut at the Eagle Cotton Company in TauMTON Massachusetts. A ten-mile walking match in Newport Rhode Island drew a large crowd, with Oelrichs defeating Whipple. A freight derailment near Parson Kansas caused severe injuries including amputation. Thomas Lamb resigns after fifty years as president of the New England National Bank in Boston.
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Singer Sewing Machine Company
Coal Minera
New York
Singer Sewing Machine Works
Elizabethport
N. J
Glascow
Dexven
Col
Walsenburo
the Coal and Iron Company
Miners’ Union
Braxtomp
Conn
Branford Rock Works
Lewiston
Taumton
Mass
Eagie Cotton Company
Newport
R. L
John Whipple
Governor Swan
Maryland
Charles M. Oelriehs
Theodore A. Havemyer
Bellevue Avenue
Ocean View
Whipple
Oelrichs
Isaac Bell, Jr
Tussell Forsyth
Charles Benninger
Walter L. Kane
Swain Court Martial opens with objections to Rochester
General Swaim objects to Paymaster General Rochester serving on the court and to Brigadier General Schofield as a judge arguing bias. The court sustains the Rochester objection and reserves rulings on other members. Separately, officials report Navy yard funding needs and Treasury actions including suit against Bond sureties and patent office disclosures.
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Washington
Swain
Grosvenor
General Swaim
Rochester
General Rochester
Swarm
Morrow
McClure
Judge Advocate
See
Shellenbarger
Schofield
Swaim
General Swain
General Schofield
Board of Inquiry
Fitz-John Vorter
Whittaker
Garfield
G. W. Schofield
Terry
Murray
Ayres
Parker
Tectary Lincoln
Carey
Barr
Scott
E. T. Nichols
Bureau of Yards and Docks
New York
League Island
Boston
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Mare Island
Key West
Sackett
New London
Pensacola
the Treasury
United States
Middle District
Alabama
Richard Bustead
Jacob Stanwood
Adam Cadeau
Havana
Butterworth
Hatton
Lawrence
Secretary of the Treasury
Register of the Treasury
Shusiness Failures In New York November 18
William J. Fitch of 237 Broadway and Kingston, a leading stove merchant, assigned yesterday. Friends say he has enough property to pay debts and leave a surplus. Believed to be due to physical disability. estate thought solv ent. Also filed: assignment of Robert Titus seeds dealer to John L Matthews with liabilities of 330,000 and assets of 4,000. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised.
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New York
Wm. J. Fitch
Broadway
Kingston
Fitlch
Robert Titus
Chambers +frect
John Lt. Mathhews
The Cattle Growers Open Convention in St Louis
At least 2,500 people attended the first annual Convention of Cattle Growers in St Louis Exposition Hall. Colonel R D Hunter presided, committees on Credentials and Representation debated amid sharp exchanges. Governor Crittenden and General Sherman spoke, signaling strong support for Missouri's cattle trade as a key eastward highway. The meeting adjourned until afternoon as delegates from various states prepared assignments.
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Louis
R. D. Hunter
St. Louis
C. C. Rainwater
Dorsey
Carey
Wyoming
Great Star Router
W.T. Thornton
New Mexico
L. BR. Rhodes
Colorado
New York
Treadway Guards
Ewing
Fletcher
Crittenden
Sherman
Missouri
Angersoll
Salmon
General Sherman
Cattenden
Texas
Conflicts and Troop Movements Across Asia and Europe
Times Shanghai correspondent reports China plans to run the French blockade of Formosa with English and American ships. German officers rise to 60, new troops arrive at Tianjin, and Yangtze crossings intensify troop movements near Poyang. In Bank, clashes between Christians and Mussolmans erupt with police unable to restore order. In Europe, Gladstone negotiates franchise timing with Lords. in The Hague a public appearance marks the new Parliament session after the Prince of Orange’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
Formosa
Germany
Tien Tsin
Yangtse
Poyang
Woo Saher
Salian
Baku
House of Lords
Marquis of Salisbury
Duke of Argyle
Gladstone
Earl Spencer
Downing Street
House of Commons
House of Commons This Afternoon Mr. Gladstone
Caio
Stafford Regiment
Friends
Osman
the Hague
Prince of Orange
Achean
England
Tenam
Parliament
Emma
Board of Canvassers to count votes in Albany
Albany November 15 The State Board of Canvassers will meet in the Secretary of State office to tally votes for Presidential Electors. Members include Carr Sweet O'Brien and Maxwell, with alternates from Albany if needed. Officials will certify the totals and adjourn as work completes. A separate dispatch from Milwaukee notes rumors of an election inspector arrest and a mysterious prisoner en route to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Board of Canvassers
Secretary of State
New Capitol
Joseph PB. Carr
Sweet
O’brien
Maxwell
City of
Arkansas Official Vote Totals Reported by State
The Arkansas tally lists Claw Jannd 72 969 and Blaine 51 544 with Butler at 1 033 Chief Justice Cockrill Democrat 73 904 Benjamin Republican 52 011 and Dent oso a tally 2 653 Reger 4 867 Peel 6 384 as part of the official results reported November 14.
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Rock
Claw Jannd
Blaine
Butler
Cockrill
Benjamin
Dent Oso
de Pee
Ane Reckenridge
Jones
Reger
Peel
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Evening Observer
Dunkirk
Mait Matter
B. M
Farmer and Observer Publishing Co
East Second Sr
Chautauqua Farmer and Evening Observer
Oaewee
ALL Newsdealers
RS. C
Stanley
M.D
Beaver Treeta
James Irving
Journal Bulding
Center Street
Bankir
W. Krafft
Deer St
Cor. Sixth St
Tab
B. K
Opera House
Frank Gilbert
Night
Kings of Laughter
Nelson's Jewelry Store
Sacred Heart Church Choir
ST. George Hall
M.C. ‘Tinker
Samestown
Erie
Morreea Mock
N.Y. A
Telegraph
Salt Lake
Utah
Don Murphy
Atelena
Mont
Missouri River
Helena
Murphy
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark Counties
Detroit
Edward Oates
Holland
Blninweead Avenue
Bates
Pont Jacrox
Mich
George McClure
Frank Morris
William Clark
John Clifford
Forester
Lake Wuron
Tie
Jasren
Ind
Dendershots
Troy
Armstrong County
Crryo
Armstrong
Brooxwyy
Kings County
Naothing
Liberty
Warnet Clay Alian
Samuel W. Stewart
George E. Lake
Od Bank
Swain Enquiry
Rocheater
Echofield
Hood
Cather Chisiguy
Father Chiiguy
Ad Thong
Chiniquy Tul
Portswourn
N. IL
Portsmouth Trust and Guarantee Company
Arsienes
Affairs IN China
Bavenalmana
New York State Board of Canvasser
Mont Wedaraday
Leen Arresgton
Milwauken
Wis
United State
Marshal Fink
Edward Sanderson
Mystakous
Arkansas
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