Twenty-Two Miners Arrested in Ohio Strife Report
Twenty two strking miners jailed in Logan and surrounding towns as authorities move to end the Hocking Valley dispute. Arrests spread from Tuesday to Wednesday night with sheriffs, railroad men, and local officers coordinating. Reports deny troop deployment while indictments rise and miners face federal action. In Colorado Southern Colorado miners continue a Sept strike though supplies from Kansas alter the picture.
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Colorado
Hocking Valley
Logan
Jacksonville
Ohio Central Road
Buchtet
Murray City
Conyers
Honadly
Executive Ofice
Hocking
Athens
Perry
T. R. R. Company
Coal Exchange
United States
Buechtel
Coal & Eron Company
Puebo
Col
Kansas
Plenary Council handles Seghers resignation in Oregon
At the Plenary Council in Baltimore on November 29, Archbishop Charles J. Seghers resigned to return to Alaska Territory. Oregon bishops will nominate three candidates for the vacancy, to be sent to the Pope for selection. Also noted are obituaries from Newburyport and New York, and a street fight in Chicago ending with two men jailed.
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Baltimore
Charles J. Seghers
Oregon
Alaska Territory
St. Joseph’s Church
Alaska
Rome
Seghers
Bridwell
Chncaco
East
Chicago Avenue
Edward Casey
Austin Gibbons
Casey
Gibbons
Bridewell
Lynching of George Briscoe at Mer Bridge Maryland
A mob abducted Briscoe while being moved to Annapolis for burglary and hanged him from a dogwood tree. Deputy Sheriff Boone and Officer Wills were assaulted. Briscoe’s death was by hanging at the hands of unknown assailants. The pursuit ends with mystery of identities.
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George Brlacor
Mer Bridge
Annapolis
W. D. Parsons
New Bridge
Parsons
George Briscoa
Crane
Jacobs
Briscoe
Jacobsville
Droste and Siebold
Baltimore
Boone
Wills
Ce Briscoe
Miners Convention Reopens Debate on Strike and Wages
The Pittsburgh district miners met to revisit pay rates in Allegheny Valley. They adopted a plan to press Sandy and Plumb creeks to halt mining until district price of three cents is met, and voted a fifteen cent arbitration levy. They adjourned without resuming a strike, sine die.
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Pittsburgh Cimntrict
Pletsburgh
Allegheny Valley
Sandy
Plumb Creeks
United States Treasury Report Shows Net Revenue Decline
The annual report of United States Treasurer Wyman released yesterday details a net revenue drop for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1884, from 1883 by 49.8 million dollars, with declines in customs, internal revenue, and miscellaneous receipts, offset partly by land sales. expenditures fell modestly, and the public debt reduction and silver dollar totals are noted amid bank note redemption trends and monetary conditions. A separate dispatch from Pittsburg reports a large fire at E Edmundson & Son, 635 Smithfield Street, destroying a four story furniture firm building with heavy losses, injuries to a worker, and evacuation of nearby structures.
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United States
Wyman
Treasury Reserve
Treasury
John Daub
Leonard Smith
Financial failures and assorted notices across cities
A NYC report lists weekly U S failures at 237, down from 251, with 1883 1882 and 1881 comparison weeks. Other items note Charles Stewart & Co pork packers assigning to George O Gray with 20 000 assets and 40 060 liabilities. Adams Leonard bankers file liabilities 817 877 assets 612 594 with full depositor payout. Crouch murder trial in Jackson Mich features Dan Holcomb linked to a revolver discussion with Montcalm County resident Frank Mason, after Elo comb claimed loss of the weapon.
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New York
United States
Cincinnati
Charles Stewart & Co
George O. Gray
Daas
Tex
Adams & Leonard
Louisville
David Sternberg
Crouch
Jackson
Mich
Holcomb
Frank Mason
Montcalm County
Bay City
Ogemaw
Dan Holcomb
Ecara
Mason
Smith & Wesson
Elocomb
Spanish American Treaty Fears and Ice Carnival Plans
A montage of 1890s dispatches reports Hon A G Jones warning Canada faces ruin of trade with Porto Rico and Cuba under the Spanish American treaty, and Peter Mitchell pressing renewal of fishery clauses. Montreal carnival funds fund an ice palace with a 100 foot main cone and plans to invite President elect Cleveland. Other items include steamship talks, pauper immigration warnings, and crime notes from New York Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
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Maritime Provinces
Montress
Daulrss
N. J
A. G. Jones
Mackenzie
Maritime
Porto Rico
Cuba
United States
Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Peter Mitchell
New Brunswick
Mirimechi
Boston
St. John
Montreal
Cleveland
Albany
Tononto
London
Globe
George Stephen
Canadian Pacific Railroad
England
Vancouver
Japan
Goldwin Swith
Combined City Charities
Conco Country Railway Scheme Shocks Congo Delegates
A proposed international railway from Vivi to Stanley Pool was unveiled at the West African Conference by Mr. Sandford of the US delegation. It envisions monopoly support with no rival lines, while Henry M. Stanley floated canal links among lakes. Other items report a durango wreck near Dunkirk with thirty drowned, a French government confidence vote, and assorted regional incidents.
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Congo
Berio
Mr. Sandford
Vivi
Stanley Pool
Holland
Henry BM. Stanley
Leopold and
Matumba
Nyassa
Fangany
Henry M. Stanley
United States
Reichstag
Germany
Pants
SS Wagues
Chamber of Deputies
M. Morini
Morini
Mme. N[ugues
Lyons
Marseilles
France
Loxpox
Harrison
The
Coleridges
Telegraph
Tyde Park
Sydney Herbert
Sheik
Guesfeden
Egypt
Denix
Nussey
Castle Island
Edwards Arrests and Tragic Deaths Spark NYC Turmoil
New York reports Charles Edwards, linked to a family shooting, arrested near the Tombs amid claims of hardship and alleged misconduct. Theodore Ludwig, hatch proprietor at Charleston Corners Staten Island, found crushed in a dug hole after leaving home for digging. Capion Queerty, fourteen, arrested for mail robbery near Crasmeton West Virginia, confessing after routes and missing letters traced. Local Warren residents face increased unrest as news spreads.
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New York
Charles Edwards
Harry
Edwards
Honer
Hie
Temaing
Theodore Ludwig
Castleton Corners
Staten Island
Aapade
Ludwig
Hugh Bouher
Ile
Crameston
W.va
Capuion Queerry
Nicholas County
Queerty
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