Grocer Feuds End in Tramps Forced to Run Gauntlet
In a startling incident, a group of vagrants were driven along a gauntlet by local shopkeepers after a confrontation over shop rights. The mob dispersed without major injuries, and authorities opened inquiries into the conduct of the waitlisted participants.
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Hrocerers
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California storms and river wrecks in brief
Rain storms sweep California for two days ending noon Wednesday with a washout on the California and Oregon Railroad in Placer County. An express train plunged down an embankment while Theodore Roberts and John Johnson, inmates at Sing Sing, fought in a gallery and fell to the floor.
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California and Oregon
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Sing Sing
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Roberts
John Daniels
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Dickeyville
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Prohibition Crackdown in Kansas City Kansas Courts
Across the state line from Missouri the consolidated city of Kansas City Kansas fights saloons and gambling dens. Prosecutor Joseph Fife vows to suppress dives as grand jury results indict 50 saloonkeepers. Courts sentence numerous violators, totaling $9,100 in fines and about 2,730 days in jail. dozens more await trial.
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Mining and Other Notes From 1889 Coal Trade
The report covers 1889 coal shipping volumes and rates from Pittsburg to lake ports, Kanawha region outputs, and Cumberland region figures. It notes Findlay Iron and Steel entering receivership, J B Williams coal operator's New Orleans house failing for 75000, and large Montana coal veins along the St Paul Minneapolis Manitoba line. It cites dull Clearfield trade, South St Louis mills restarting, and Ottoman Morroco tensions prompting British naval moves to Tangier. Coal output details include Northern Alabama at about 14000 tons daily and coke usage, with anthracite the sole exception.
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The Penalty Paid Hanged Murderer In Ulies New York
Virgil Jackson was executed by hanging in Ulies New York on Thursday morning for the murder of Norton Metcalf in Augusta Centre. The killing followed a dispute over Jackson’s relationship with Metcalf’s wife after Metcalf ordered him to stay away. Jackson shot Metcalf three times as they faced off near Metcalf’s house after a church visit. His self defense plea failed at trial and on appeal the judgment stood. The governor refused commutation to life imprisonment.
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Court of Appeals
Five Killed In Pittsburgh Boiler Explosion
An explosion at KR Munroe & Son's West Point Boiler Works at 23d and Smallman streets in Pittsburgh killed five and injured about 15. The blast devastated the building, hurled debris across the lot, and damaged nearby houses as fire was quickly contained. Victims named include August Lingelbach engineer and Charles Aulenbacher. several workers were among the injured with varying head and body injuries.
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KR. Munroe & Son
West Point
23D
Bmallman Streets
Une
Stephen Cartney
Wylie Avenue
Harvey Barr
John Barker
Kelley
Frank Manesky
Marten Conners
Twenty-second Street
Fisher
Mulberry Alley
Miners and Operators Fail to Agree at Columbus Convention
In Columbus the Miners and Operators Convention failed to agree on a scale for Ohio and Pennsylvania. An arbitration committee was defeated and the afternoon session saw efforts toward arbitration blocked by operators. Proposals ranged around 60 to 74 cents per ton across regions, with the miners seeking year round 65 cents in the Hocking Valley. The meeting adjourned sine die as inter-State agreement dissolved amid unsettled opinions on the outcome.
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Hocking Valley
Hucking Valley
Riots in Chin-Kiang China Prompt U S Consular Protest
February reports from Shanghai show a mob of about 6000 attacked the Chin-Kiang area. The British sent a warship for protection as the British Consulate and several homes burned. The American Consul’s office was gutted looted. Jones and family escaped harm. A later rumor claimed more missionary residences were destroyed.
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Samoa Advises No Engagement Between Nipsic and Olga
Advices from Samoa deny any engagement rumor linking the United States ship Nipsic with the German Corvette Olga. German martial law is withdrawn and searches for contraband are halted. Foreign residents at Apia approve and tranquility prevails while Mataafa commands about 6000 troops and Tamasese about 700. German American and English forces remain in Apia for emergencies.
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Long List of Appointments to Important Posts
The President sent numerous nominations to the Senate on Monday naming W. E. Budd Deacon as Marshal for New Jersey, John S. Barton for Northern Mississippi, Edwin J. Kurnheadt for Eastern Louisiana, and others to posts in Nevada Nebraska New Mexico and beyond. The Senate confirmed Kassons Phelps Bates and Cyrus Buss y for Samoa Berlin talks and Interior and more White House nominations included Whitelaw Reid to France and Julius Goldschmidt to Vienna with several associate justices named for territories and districts.
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Six miners freed from Black Diamond mine rescue
State news reports six miners entombed at Mount Carmel's Black Diamond mine were rescued unharmed after heroic efforts. Community joy followed earlier grief. other items include suicides, deaths, canal resume, fires, company expansions, and legal sentences.
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Benjamin Newman
Clover Hill
Washington County
Scranton
Thomas R. Evans
John Walsh
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Schuylkill Canal
Global markets hold steady amid modest weekly gains
The past week saw no major events as copper prices slump and trade remains slow. Prices for copper and wheat ease, stock markets drift with easy money rates, and a faint uptick in iron production contrasts with blanket weak demand. Minor incidents include a Vienna store egg barter and a St Augustine bird rescue, while Sir Julian Pauncefote stands tall as Britain’s new ambassador to Washington.
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Unearthed marble altar from Ticino to Jupiter and Mercury
Miscellany of historical curiosities and urban curiosities including a Ticino tomb altar dedicated to Jupiter and Mercury, Vigo County Bible shortage solved by porteur, a Baltimore deer horn collection worth $10,000, Indiana soil fertility loss, state land value, and a rash of vivid anecdotes.
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Tale of a Pet Fish in Harlem Cabined Crawfish Tale
A Harlem man recalls buying a live crawfish at Fulton Market three months ago. The pet crawfish learned to move in time to Yankee Doodle, write its name with a pen, and nap curled in a ball after meals. A later eel attack ended the creature’s life in a vivid, if grisly, ending.
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