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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1887

Page

1

Iowa Notes Chronicle a Tide of Local Distress and Incidents

A Mason City special reports J Boege in financial distress with 20000 in liabilities and 9000 claimed by Fuller Johnson Co Chicago. Pease seeks new life in Windsor Ontario. Jubilee issues, a fatal hanging near Menlo, a Dubuque bomb incident, and a Pleasantville forgery case. Also note alien county supervisor salary dispute in Mason City and legal outcomes including James Olliver’s manslaughter plea in Cedar Rapids.

Mason City J. Boege Iowa Fuller, Johnson & Co Chicago Boege Des Moines Europe Rascal Henry J Pease Winfield Township Davenport Windsor Ont Detroit Pease

Carcaco Prisoners Linked to Historic Bond Robbery

Miner and Carson, held on vagrancy charges in Carcaco, are identified as the likely perpetrators of a 1878 bond robbery that stole four hundred seventy thousand dollars in securities from James Young, a New York tea broker. The full sum was recovered, but no direct evidence tied them at first. Carson escaped custody but will face prison in Boston for the offense.

Carcaco Miner Carson Severa Boston James Young New York Chambers’ Journal Orange County Florida Bridgeport Conn Lizzie Bell Sinclair Everittstown Hunterdon County N. J Yuctan United States Ticul Motul Hunucma Acanceh Xenia Cincinnati Estella Webb John Martin Trimbleville John Estella Cleveland Albany Norfok Houston Valentine

Week in review of crimes and incidents across the nation

Reports from multiple states describe a wide range of events. A Joliet prison transfer follows a five year sentence. farmers in Pike County Missouri assault two tramps. Dr. Helmbold arrested in New York and sent to Bellevue. Boiler explosion at Bleville works causes $15,090 loss. NYC rail accident injures engineer and kills iceman. Amnesty Society backs dead anarchists families fund. Wilmington builder Thomas Bowen killed by shotgun discharge. Five Black laborers die in a Nashville Florence railroad blast. Pittsburgh miners gain five cent wage boost. Racine widow Margaret Engel claims marriage to anarchist Engel. Reading court sanctions attorneys after a shooting incident. Rochelle druggist James Ray dies after fall from hotel window. Omaha gasworks explosion causes major blaze and $30,000 loss. Newport Newswoman Nellie Redmond dies. Clara Kellogg marries manager Strakosch in Elkhart. Farmers Congress adjourns in Chicago. Kalb elected president. wool tariff debate. Baltimore unveils Taney statue despite secrecy. Reassignment at military posts follows retirement. Pinkerton agent Bickel arrested after Duluth bank robbery. restitution recovered. European royalty health and political notes follow with Irish self government cautions and Panama Canal finance talks.

J. Final Hake Peoria Bank Joliet Ilinois Sapreme Pike County Lyaches H. T. Helmbold New York Nashville Florence Tennessee Pittsburg National Federation of Miners and Columbus Racine Engel Chicago Germany Per Huspans Enge Iwuin Reading Schwartz Daniel E. Schroeder John F. Smith James Ray Rochelle Hotel Grace Omaha Nellie Redmond Wm. Redmond Newport R. L Kay Street Lawrence Commodore Lawrence Farmers Congress Topeka Kansas R. F. Kalb Alabama Col F. E. Parsons Madison Wisconsin Hugh McElder Luisianna South Taney Rinehart Baltimore T. M. Walters Mount Vernon Place Rodger Brock Taney Anderson Latrobe

Various World Notes From A Far Flung Paper

A broad collage of 19th century items. notes on Nevada butter demand in California, New York police numbers, Yokohama brewery, Oxford wall remains, Texas cattle shifts, Alabama stills, Arizona compulsory education, Boston German opera, and obituaries. Miscellany includes dog show collars, a bedquilt of 11210 pieces, clocks for Yucatan towns, horse plague losses, jinrikisha plans for San Francisco, Paris blind education museum, and local anecdotes from Sag Harbor and Summerville.

New York City Yokohama Japan Oxford Lone Star Randolph Clay Counties Alabama Arizona Atlantic Cape May New Jersey San Francisco Paris Prof Guilbeau Clisspeak Bay New Hampshire Cuaman Bowdoin College Hawkinsville E. J. Cowles The Baptist Church Summerville T. C. Tucker Sag Harbor N. Y

Deadly explosion at Hancock dynamite plant in Michigan

At noon a dynamite packing house of the Hancock Company in Michgan exploded. Six workers on the premises Willie Renaud Charles Barkell Thomas Thompson Tim Crowley Wil King and Wm Sapp were killed as the building housed 1500 pounds of dynamite. Search for bodies continued until nightfall with only scraps found. The cause of the blast remains unknown.

Isarem Miing Mich Hancock Company Willie Renaud Charles Barkell Thomas Thompson Tim Crowley Wil King Wm. Sapp

Arbitration meeting on winter coal scale in the Midwest

The joint board of arbitration and reconciliation of the national federation of miners and war operators met in Columbus. Representatives from Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana and Illinois discussed districts with winter scale disputes notably southern Illinois. A committee reported preambles and resolutions granting a five cent advance from November 1 1887 to May 1 1888, setting Hocking valley mining at seventy cents.

Columeus Joint Board of Arbitration and Reconciliation National Federation of Miners and War Operators Oscar Townsend H. L. Chapman Ohio Geo. W Schleuderberg John Blythe Pennsylvania J. R. Kendall W. N. Simmons Indiana F. F. Dent M. L. Ames Illinois John McBleed Christopher Evans John Bruce John Conway Wm Dudley James Cantwell Dan Olmstead Hocking Valley

Lingg’s jail suicide blamed on dynamite bomb

ChicagoNovember 14. The last traces of anarchy left the county jail when the cells were cleared and the belongings of the executed men given to relatives. In Lingg’s cell fragments of gas pipe proved the weapon was a real dynamite bomb not a fulminating cap. Jailers suspect visitors smuggled the bombs through the wire and Lingg hid them in his hair.

Chicago Iil Lingg

Bomb Found in Freight Car in Peru Indiana

The stating agent of the Chicago and Atlantic at Rochester discovered a dynamite bomb in a freight car near Peru Indiana. The device was made from gas pipe with a fuse rope cap and a cartridge in the other end. The dangerous missile was turned over to the police.

Peru Ind Chicago & Atlantic Rochester

Fitzgerald Appeals to Wealthy Irish Americans for Aid

Lincoln Neb Nov 15 John Fitzgerald president of the Irish National League of America issues a call to the wealthy Irish and Irish Americans to donate from 500 to 1000 dollars each to aid Ireland. He says if England could raise funds quickly Ireland must be sustained or perish and he pledges to contribute 1000 dollars himself. Remittances may go to Dr O Reilly or President Fitzgerald.

Lincoln Neb John Fitzgerald Irish National League of America O'Reilly Detroit Fitzgerald America Ireland Dr. O'Reilly Brown Providence O Reilly

Lingg Coroner's Jury Reveals Self Inflicted Bomb Death

In CuicaGo Lingg coroner’s inquiry three anonymous letters accused jail officials. Jailer Folz testifies on the revolting death by self explosion, aided by physician Mayer and others. verdict states Lingg killed himself with a dynamite filled bomb. In Lexington Ky a correspondent Green kills Lew Baldwin after election reports dispute.

CuicaGo Lingg Conrad Folz Mayer Englehart Death Watch O'Neill John C. Klein Imade Lexindon, Ky Thomas Green Cincinnati Commercial Gazette Lew Baldwin Nicholasville Baldwin Jessamine County

Tribune Job Printing Ad

The Tribune promotes job printing services for all descriptions with neat execution and reasonable rates. Estimates provided for pamphlets and chef work, with service available from any part of the state. Commercial stationery offered.

City finances reveal hourly costs of New York administration

Report notes the city of New York spends 5125 dollars per hour to cover expenses. Other brief items mention Mrs Garfield receiving attention in England and illegal fishing actions in Toledo Ohio. Canada to house Icelandic emigrants this winter. A Knights of Labor co operative grocery in Lima Ohio. London population figures show only 100000 needing corporate aid this winter.

New York

Sir Arthur Sullivan Regains Health After Illness

Sir Arthur Sullivan has recovered his health though remains frail following a recent illness. The composer’s condition improved under medical care and he is expected to resume duties gradually.

Arthur Sullivan

Murderer returns home to collect debt and is captured

A murderer, returning to his Hazzletown Pennsylvania home to collect a $23 debt, was captured. A Baltimore movement plans to form an industrial education association. Britain’s railways require 14,800,000 gallons of oil annually at a cost near $2,000,000. The Somerville Journal notes a woman who controls her tongue is greater than a ruler of a city.

Hazzletown Baltimore Great Britain Somerville Journal

Funeral Delayed When Corpse Left at Grave Near Albany

A funeral near Albany New York was delayed after the hearse reached the grave and the body was found left behind. M Framont donated a painting titled Victor Hugo on His Death Bed to Theatre Francais and placed it beside Moliere's portrait.

Albany N. Y M. Framont Theatre Francais Victor Hugo Bea Moliere

Sonoma Growers Plan to Crush Their Own Grapes

Prices for wine grapes this season worry Sonoma valley growers in California and many vow to crush their own grapes locally in the future.

Sonoma Valley California

Smoky Concert Trend Sparks Artist Reluctance

A shift away from permissive smoking at concerts reduces audience comfort and risks to performers. Authorities and venues weigh regulations as smoky atmospheres deter certain artists from appearances.

Senator Stantorp Sees Evarts as Potential Presidential Candidate

California Senator Stantorp says Senator Evarts would make a good presidential candidate. He notes they sit together in the senate and talk often, and Evarts has grown on him.

Senator Stantorp California Senator Evarts Evarts Senate

Old-Time Privateer Woman Vicey Gorns Dies at Ninety Six

Vicey Gorns a longtime free woman of Privateer South Carolina has died at an estimated age of 96. Her husband was the son of an Indian fortune teller. She once owned about 350 acres of land.

Vicey Gorns Privateer, S. C

Fight in Montgomery Ends With Chisel Wounding

In a dispute between two Black youths in Montgomery Alabama one combatant struck the other in the forehead with a heavy chisel embedding it so deep that a man’s full strength was needed to pull it free. The wounded boy is expected to recover.

Montgomery Ala

Pocket sewing machine company accused of investor swindle

The pocket sewing machine venture, created in England to launch a company and sell shares under a booming prospectus, is now deemed a failure. The scheme's manipulators are charged with deliberately deceiving investors in a deliberate swindle.

England

Mystery Crucifixion Fresco Discovered on Scottish Cave Wall

An oil painting of the crucifixion was found on a cave wall at Davaar Island in Campbellton harbor Scotland. The work created a sensation until Archibald McKnnon admitted authorship of the fresco.

Davaar Campbellton Harbor Scotland Archibald McKnnon

Malagasy envoy exiled after attempted betrayal to France

Ravonimahitrinarivo, Madagascar foreign minister and envoy to Europe and America, is disgraced deprived of honors reduced from field marshal to corporal and exiled for life for attempting to betray his country to France.

Ravonimahitrinarivo Madagascar Europe America France

Death of Rev Valdemar Thisted Emeritus Pastor and Author

The death of Rev Valdemar Thisted long time pastor of Tommerup Zealand is recorded. He published extensively including novels poetry and travel books under Emanuel St Hermdad and is known to English readers for Letters from Hell written in 1866 as M Rowel.

Valdemar Thisted Tommerup Zealand Emanuel St. Hermdad Hell M. Rowel

Franklyn Tasmania Once Thriving Seaport Now Deserted Ruin

Franklyn in Tasmania, named after the famed navigator who governed the island, was once a thriving settlement and promising seaport. It stood among Australasian towns for beauty, but the gold rush drained its population and the town never recovered.

Franklyn Tasmania Australia

Land Speculators Rob Wytheville Farmer of 1250

Farmer Ss. T. Crockett of Wytheville Virginia was tricked by two strangers posing as land speculators in an upstairs room. After winning small sums in a fake card game he was bound gagged and robbed of 1250 dollars before returning to Louisville to search for his men.

Ss. T. Crockett Wytheville Scott Culpeper County Virginia Crockett Lousville

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