Riot in Hog Run Kentucky Ends in Multiple Deaths
Cincinnati correspondent reports a riot among colored laborers at Hog Run Kentucky after pay, leaving two men dead and five fatally injured. Victims named William Jackson William Granes Dudley Warner and a man called Grimy. The melee began after a quarrel between Jackson and Grimy and spread for hours with others slashed by razors.
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Hog Run
Kentucky
Cincinnati
William Jackson
Wiliam Granes
Dudley Warner
Jury censured after verdict in Chicago negligence case
Judge Brentano harshly rebuked nine jurors in a Chicago court for seeking whisky beer cigars and cards during a trial over a mother's suit against Brown Co for 5000 damages for her child's death The judge fined each juror their earnings and raised one fine to 25 before ordering them out in disgrace.
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Chicago
Crrcaco
Beentano
Mabel ‘Angel
Brown & Co
Brentano
Dot
Fire destroys Udell Woodenware plant in St Leura
A blaze at the Udell Woodenware Company's building in St Leura started around 6:45 pm and damaged property within the block bounded by Washington Locust Third and Fourth Streets. Firefighters battled the flames until 11 pm, with total losses around 150 000 dollars covered mostly by insurance. One man reportedly died, identity not yet confirmed.
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St. Leura Speciak
Udell Woodenware Company
Washington, Locust
Third
Fourth
Shell
Woodenware Company
Yyler É
Desk Company
Pacific Express Company
Lrochlect
Dunkar and Benard
Carpets
Saeccaret Furniture Company
Alisgonrl Glass Company
Trade dispute violence leaves two dead in Texas
In a horse trade near Houston Texas Richard Smith fired a shotgun during the confrontation wounding one man and killing two others John Mason Lige Dickinson and Frank Tubbs were involved Smith was jailed Meanwhile in Nova Scotia miners and workers at Spring WAT Collieries faced an attack and work stoppage that left ten thousand unemployed and paralyzed local business
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Que Shot
Houstox
Texas
Richard Smith
John Mason
Lige Dickinson
Frank Tubbs
Smith
Nova
Monere
Tranitax
Nova Scotia
Spring
Court Insists on Silence Cigarettes Banned in Supreme Offices
Report from Sainnan Michigan notes a rule posted in red white and blue declaring no smoking in the Supreme Court offices and corridors. Couriers and visitors are warned by orders from the bench to enforce the prohibition. A separate ministerial alliance meeting in Sainnan featured a heated debate over evangelical statements and a motion to endorse an evangelist’s sensational remarks, drawing sharp opposition from Presbyterians and Congregationalists. The session ended with adjournment and no vote.
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Smoki
Supreme Court
Saainan
Mich
Ministerial Alliance
Evangelist Hunter
Hector Gallagher
St. Pauls
Tragic wreck on Great Northern near Nelson claims eight lives
Dispatch from Alexandria reports a collision at Nelson five miles east. A wrecking train left on the main track caught fire after a freight engine struck it. Eight men were killed and five seriously injured in the caboose blast as workers slept. Berg land, foreman, survived.
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Minneapolis
The
Tribune
Alexandria
Minn
Bays
Great Northern
Nelson
Bergland
Russian Jewish artisans face new law driving migration
The Russian Senate promoted a decree requiring Jewish artisans to work only where official trade cards exist, forcing many to abandon towns and compete in crowded centers. Authorities hope to push Jews toward emigration, regaining control while offering little concern for their fate after crossing borders. In a separate Bamfurlong colliery tragedy, fifty or more miners died in an explosion after coal gas buildup and a fire cut ventilation, with rescue teams reporting grisly casualties amid collapsing galleries.
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S- Perennine
Jewish Artsiavns
Meral
Russia
Voewish
America
Iess
Eaile
Bamfurlong
Wigen
Streetcar Mail Service Trial Brightens City Operations
A street railway postal car used by city carriers speeds sorting and delivery on routes. The car, built like standard mail cars, proved successful and will continue in service, improving efficiency and accuracy along the line. In nearby districts, white voters are few and negro tenants predominate, with migration and economic strain causing many to leave for Oklahoma. A San Antonio Times-Democrat dispatch notes a ranger clash in Starr County where two armed Mexicans were killed after firing on rangers following arrest.
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Wyo
Gilletta
Burlington
McCook
Gillette
Christiansons
Wis
Lick Edwards
Lexas Dick
Snutchester
Shariff A. Bk. Hughes
Grayson County
Texas
I. Hacklet
Oftenison
Kansas City
Sot Hills
Jackson County
Missouri
Quantrell
Sr. Lewis
Sarlow
Stes
Wis Eiven
Ford
Pont Vanery
Gaspechil
Houston County
Coany
Neval
Winchester
Southwestrn
Norman
Oklahoma
Georgia
San Antonio
Lark
Starr County
Band of
Revolutionists
Mexico
HAWKEYE HAPPENINGS AND VIEW OF IOWA NEWS
A sprawling Iowa page notes Mayher case legal moves and a light sentence for the wife killer, Frank Swards, and a man’s escape plan. It reports Dr. M. E. Dary death in Lyons, a road defect injury payoff to Mary E. McIler, and Craig Coal miners strike for higher wages. It covers church, ware, rail, and weather updates across Dubuque Burlington and Des Moines regions with crop yields and floods.
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M. E. Dary
Lyons
Mary E. Mriuler
Boone
Frank Booover
Shelby
Tock Island
Keosuk
Valley Junction
Tur
Craig Coal Company
Fort Lodge
Eokuk
Covington
Thomas Lord
R. T. Bevins
Jarnell
Execn
Mrap
Davenort
Iowa
Center Point
Burgara
Wm. Alcison
Loren Oliphant
Center Pint
M.B. Krnnry
Tort Dodge
Des Moines
Frank Wisom
Blockton
Nishnatotna
Eihty
Jena
Arthur Derguson
Burington
Swards
Jugo
Mohler
Grand Dury
Fremont County
Willa Mayher
Mills County
Mayher
Floyd Davis
Mayhor
Lesa Weather and Crop Service
Timothy
Clover
Charles Exicut
Oskalosa
Dubuque
Jlairman
N. W. Page
Joan Rockefeller
Standard Off Fame
Len Mones College
Gaffey
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Towa
Cramp
Martinsbug Bank
Burlington
Dunhan
M. G. Emury
Fort Dodge
Illinois Centra
United States
9Alley
Dusuque
Raway
Two Prisoners Held in Anamosa Post Office Robbery Case
Two men, registered as Charles W. Collings and Thomas W. Howard, are in custody for the Albino Post Office robbery. The pair, linked to at least twenty six burglaries, were arrested in Madison Wisconsin as federal suspects. The case involves stolen postage stamps and a watch, with ties to Mary G Armstrong and a Chicago incident.
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Anamosa
Anamosa Senitentary
Celemua
Ryan
Chas. W. Collings
Thomas W. Howard
Dubuque
Madison
Wis
Albin
Postolfics
Minnesota
Mary G. Armstrong
Mike McDonald
Chicago
Gov
Koles
United States
Bean
Lustonica
Armstrong
Annaniosa
Colins
Collins
Stove Swindlers Challenge Wrons Farmer in Mownard County
Reported as Spur from southern Sloward County shows range agents pressing sales at the Wrons Farm. They forced entry, damaged a stove, offered bribes to Mr Booth and later used a revolver, prompting Booth to defend with a shotgun. The case mirrors a wider Grange meeting in Des Moines with resolutions on law reforms and adulterated foods.
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Wrons
Mownard
Sloward
Wreveler
John W. Jooth
Mrs. South
Prince
Booth
Mr. Booth
Looth
Ife
The
Lows Granites Tith
Iowa State Grange
Des Moines
Washburn
Sungay
J. E. Blackford
W. Murphy
J. W. Jones
Frank Owen
John Turner
Pomona
Marcaret Jones
Flora
M. M. Blackford
Cores
I. Brooks
Navy gains amid Secretary Tracy report on new ships
Secretary Tracy's annual report highlights rapid U.S. naval expansion under the current administration. He lists nineteen new vessels with a total 54 843 tons and a fleet of twenty five ships launched, plus ongoing construction and a push for American shipbuilding.
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Tracy
United States Navy
Displace- Commisvessel
Charleston
Baltimore
Cushing
Vesusius
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Newark
Tech
Concord
Bennington
Cone
Bancroft
Monterey
Montgomery
FMR
Nmasachusetts
Terror
Columbia
Cinncinnati
Minneapolis
Raleigh
Naginc
Texas
Ceeee
Marblehead Puritan
GuuujCastine
Vulempte
Alto
Perio
City of
Faris
City of New York
Bnd
Navy
Marine Corps
Beef and Hog Exports Rise Sharply in November 1892
The Bureau of Statistics reports total U S exports of beef and hog products for November 1892 at 10 448 624 versus 9 040 584 in November 1891. Dairy exports for November 1892 total 646 000 approximately, with prior year at 101 584. Seven months ending November 30 1892 show 7 077 146 against 7 457 685 in the prior period. Regional October 1892 values list New York Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore figures varying from 6 286 941 to 614 714.
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Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
United States
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Panama Canal Scandals Roil French Government Forces
A flood of articles from U S newspapers blames Panama canal frauds for weakening republics and church tied stock schemes. Critics urge stricter corporate oversight worldwide, citing De Lesseps and widespread fraud claims impacting officials and public trust.
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Tao Panames
Republic
Orisia
Cleveland Leader
Prees
Loston Journal
Panama Canal
Atioan
M. de Lesseps
New York
Advertiser
Panama
New York Sun
United
Dittsburg
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Munn
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Byrnes
Tay Gould
Hobart College
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Wasixarton
United States Supreme Court
Temple of Justice
Carcano
Anna Schwarm
Boulevard School
Armitage Avenue
Humboldt Boulevard
California
Virginia
Souprhehy
Cisicago
Hawkeye
Waenborger
Jamell Banowrs
Slourney
O. i Harvey
Neokuk County
A. J. Schulla
Christ Miller
Talawin
Stevens
Martin
Avtona City
Faltrall
J CG Thunder
State Board of Health
Bar
Johnson County
W.T. Pauls, Jr
Fairfax
Charles Shuckner
Cedar Rapids
Atmaha
Coor
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