Anarchist Trial Hearings and Bomb Found in Warehouse
The cross examination of Andrew C. Javan continued as Pinkerton witnesses testified to revolutionary speeches. A dynamite bomb, 18.5 inches by 2 inches, was found in a barrel at Wilbur & Allen’s crockery warehouse, linked to Loucha Lingg. About 2,000 anarchist sympathizers gathered at Turner Hall while 100 police patrolled. a peaceful protest focused on press bias.
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Kanesna
Omirago
Andrew C. Javaon
Johnson
Pinkerton
Anarchista
W. H. Freeman
Joseph Gruenbut
Tanoment Houses
Arbeiter Zeitung
Wilbur & Allen
Crockery
East Washington Street
Haymarket
Loucha Lingg
Spier
Central Station
Lieut
Shea
Abe Aschelsa
Rungian
A. 8
Gage & Co
Ascheles
Arent
Kansas
West ‘Twelfth Street
Turner Hall
Cfuyong
Lake Front
A. O. Bischoff
Presa
Chicago
Prese
Organized Workers of
Central Labor Union of
New York
George Schilling
Capt. Banfield
Attempt to perilous plot disrupts Brazilian dignitaries aboard liner
A bomb threat marred a Coney Island party for Prince Leopoldo of Brazil aboard the Lyam Stream. An explosive device found in a cabin was hurled into the water by an employee. The incident followed a threatening anarchist letter to Sea Beach Railroad officials. Prince Leopoldo remained calm and unfazed by the danger. Allison plans to regulate the surplus drew only a brief Senate caucus with no action taken. A 14 year old boy in Catcao killed himself with a pistol after a meal, leaving his parents and friends shocked by mental distress.
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New York
Lion
Ylyan
Dom Auguste Leopoldo
Prince of
Brazil
Lbarrosa
Mendonca
Legation
Sea Beach Railroad Company
Coney Island
Prince Leopoldo
Jife
Jean
Allison
Secretary of the Treasury Rhul
Catcaco
Arthur Laumgarde
Loy
Arthur
Bright Loy
Buckling to Business Senate Week in Moot for Work
The article outlines Senate actions Monday including a bill directing the Tabor commissioners to investigate convict labor, a resolution regarding A. K. Cutting arrested by Mexican authorities, and passage of amendments to a deficiency bill funding various items. It notes further moves on fortifications, navy growth, and private pension bills, plus a land office in Lamer Colorado and a military post near Omaha.
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Senate
House
Washington City
Tabor
A. K. Cutting
Whester AL Arthur
New York
Central Pacific
Hunter
Durbin Ward
Lamer
Cola
la Crease
Wis
Omaha
Neb
Hubert O Thompson Dies Amid Tammany Attacks In New York
Hubert Ogden Thompson, 42, a longtime leader in county Democracy and foe of Tammany Hall, died suddenly at Worth-house on Monday morning from apoplexy. Born in Morton, Massachusetts, he rose from a Wall Street broker’s clerk to deputy commissioner of public works and county clerk, involved in political power struggles that shaped New York politics for years. His death provoked mourning at the American Club and within the county Democratic organization as colleagues prepared resolutions.
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New Yon
Habert
Thompson
County
Hubert Ogden Thompson
Morton
Masa
Cephas G. Thompson
Hubert
New York
Wall Street
Thowas C. Campbell
Tammany Ball
Campbell
Henry A. Wimbleton
Murray
James McCartney
Ka Clarkson
W. F P. Gannon
McLean
Acces
Gumbleton
Binwolf
Robinson
Guimbleton
John Kelly
Tammany
John Welly
Edson
Cleveland
Loa Tammany
Hompson
Washington
Manning
American Club
J. Wilery Anderson
Ttt
Nation
Varied 19th Century News Items From Indiana and New York
Report on the Indiana internal revenue collector nomination for Raventh district, with opposition by Harrison and support from Voorhnes and Republicans. case postponed to next session amid secret senate session. Also note: McDonald confirmed as Ligonier portmaster, and a pamphlet attacking the Panama scheme circulated in Paws. A brewery fire destroys Mier Brewing Co. in Hrounkster, with heavy losses. Also a kidnapping alert from Yonkers and a Texas progress item reporting a lynching after murder of Mrs Stephens.
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Indiana
Washington City
Thomas Hanlon
Tavenus
Raventh
Terre Haute
Committee On Finance
Harrison
Petitiona
Vicc
Democrata
Senate
Hanlon
James I. McDonald
Ligonier
Ind
Postoffice Statistics Highlight Yearly Changes in Appointments
The 1894 annual report of the Post Office shows 3 408 new and 1 3 svora discontinued post offices during the year. At year end 11, HI poste offices existed, with 20 percent presidential. Virginia led with 127 new offices. total post offices 7 8 a 287 increase from prior year. By state totals, New York 4 Ohio 465 Pennsylvania 402 Michigan sh Kansas 13 etc. Comparative appointments cover 1883 to 1885, with figures for renewals, removals, deaths, and new offices established totaling 1 517 for 1445 and 82 747 for 18H.
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Uno
Atata
Virginia
Thease Inc Hohle
Tows
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Kansas
Tatiana
Minavurt
Wisconsin
Revolutionary circulars spark border tension calls
A translated dispatch from Eagle Pass reports revolutionary circulars circulating in Tamaulipas, Coahuila and Nuevo Leon urging armed action against the government. The piece notes border residents watching the Medina Cutting case, while Magdalena district authorities in Sonora announce arrests and editor confinement related to the case.
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Mexteran
Catia
Wil
AnmenThe
Gauverton
Tex
Daly &i
Eagle Pass
Novasaya
Tarmulipas
Coatina
Nuevo Leon
Pranctavo T. Casy
Vis
Alr
Para del Norta
Suprania
Chituahua
Medina
Female religious crank incites village-wide panic in Wheatland
Readable excerpts describe a Cincinnati woman claiming to be Jeanlu Christ and a similar young lady in Wheatland near Sharon who, armed with a club, urged residents to abandon homes. Reports note mass arrivals from surrounding towns as fear spreads amid delusions and disruptive sermons.
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Ritanon
Cincionati
Jeanlu Christ
Wheatland
Amali Village
Sharon
Hyur Door
Postal Crookedness Charged in Post Office Embezzlement Case
Col Bolton, head of second class mail matter in Chicago, and John Ard, weighers, were charged with embezzlement and conspiracy over alleged misaccounting of funds from October 3, 1884, to October 1, 1885. Bolton, held on $10,000 bond, denies wrongdoing. inspectors allege he manipulated weights and sent larger sums to newspaper offices for his gain.
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Cmivano
Pontofice
Poutil Service
Col Wo H. Bolton
United States
Dolton
Chicago postoMles
Col. Holton
Cal Bolton
Newapaypere
Periodionia
Poslettine
Col. Bolton
Stuart
Cireles
Senator Logan
St Jomon N Pfacopal
Agaort
Tontter
Bolton
Offioas
Col
Bond
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Wilcoxon's
Opera House
Davis
Bartlett. Hardware Co
Stephenson St
Diffenbaugh
CIA
Leopold
Cambridge
Mas
Beglin
M Square
Boston
Maca
John P. Squire
Tea United Press
Mr. Squlre
District 30
K of Li
United Press
Stoneham, Muass
Stoneham Horse Rail
Apennine AL K
Amsterdam
Amsterpam
Ihs
Stresta
Tus
Salisbury
Qulonvon
Marquis of Salisbury
London
Osborne
Vhier
Portsmouth
Marquis
Cheltenhain Beach
Frank C. Gilmore
Isappaition
Phillips
Benjamin I. McNaill
Chaltenham Beach
Jack Haverly
Eatatet
Wannington City
Washinaton City
Blair
Kelly
THE
NEW York County Democracy
Auditenly
Hubert G. Thompany
Twmmeny Saarem
Spivita
Paws
Panama
Canal
Fira
Hrounkster
Mier Brewing Company
Walla
Wla
Suvaid
Allice
You
Polica
Yonkars
South Broadway
Texas
Comanche
Stephens
Mi Stephens
Postofficce Statistics
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Wrankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
Secretaries of War and Navy
Army
Navy
Daly
Lilverd & Wo
Firu
San Domingo
Uombury A
Comaietee
Tndurget
Ingalla’ Pion, Troaxaronis, Ltd
Cincineatl
Indiansporls
St Louis
Big Moor
Ingalls
Conpany
Irl
Bullwinkle
Dente Cuwago
Gapt
A. T
Albuquerqua
N. M
Burrek
Van
Howard
Aeco
Got
Boltat
Posto
Ofialal
Ils
Wolgher
Smart
Wowse
Committee On Public
Imnda
Pelten
Felts
Portland
Bismarck
Pacific Ocean
Bil Hanley
Democratic Party
Congress
Jualous Coward
Font Niven
Maya
Thomas Richardson, Jr
Hiowenville
Harsh A. Hishop
William Russell
Ruscull
Richardaonu
Ao Unwii
Eaton
Robert Brovenson
Newburyport
Mary Stevenson
Paul 4
Crown
Lockwood
New Haven
Conn
Hardenburgh
Morris
Charles Lockwood
Dilke
Bip
Joseph N
May Kenna
Monaghan
Hoy
Ir Charles Dilke
Beotah Crotterd
Lennox
Tiree
Hebrides
Salta
C.H. Little & Co
Prugsy
Mmort & Burrell
Freeport, Illinois
Freeport
G.f.mccabe
Sheldon
Citiven
Adama Street
Baler & Sayforth
People's Column
Horren
Ehurel
Stephensmeet
Kate A
Smith
Julyssin
Walnul
Mes EO Hall
Gourt House
Clay St
Vunren Ibid Galen Ave
Bali
Akuly T
Kuqunia
Brawater Louse
Journal
Sanford & Rowell Lumber CO
Wm, Ascher, Mehaed
Bnquire
Charke Avenue
Tater
Justin Nted
Lew UC Snyder
Mes
Iba Stephensan
Apriot
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