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Newspaper

Lanark Gazette

Location

Lanark, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1892

Page

7

Knights of Labor Urges Ballot Reform and Immigrant Limits

The report of General Secretary Hayes shows receipts of 60614.19 and expenditures of 59745.82 with a yearend balance of 865.57, over 260000 members in good standing and the order debt free. Powderly advocates secret ballots, stronger election laws, immigrant exclusion for self supporting periods, and a future centred on ballot action, with a referendum committee, an employment bureau, and a broader tax plan including inheritance tax. A meeting with the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union is noted.

Powderly Low Hayes Knights of Labor Iis Philadelphia Indiana General Assembly The United States Workman Powid Coeur d'Alene Homestead Buffalo Pennsylvania Committee On Ingalls St. Louis National Woman's Christian Temperance Union Workman Powderly

Cattle thieves killed at camp fire in Wyoming

In Caryenne Wyoming two cattle and horse thieves identified as Mike Brown and George Hanks were found shot dead at a Box Elder creek camp fire near Fremont county. The killings come amid a two week run of similar deaths. Brown noted as a leading Wyoming cattle thief. In Boston an Italian man Giuseppe Petana killed his two children aged six and eleven then cut his own throat before neighbors found him. He was hospitalized as investigators seek motive amid the family tragedy.

Wyoming Caryenne Wyo Buffalo Mike Brown George Hanks Montana Box Elder Creek Fremont County Brown Bostox Thatcher Court Guiseppe Petana

Explosion at Arkansas jollification injures fifteen. schoolhouse wrecked

At a Mountain View November 18 celebration a large stock of powder exploded during speeches and fireworks. Two kegs in the schoolhouse burst, destroying the building and burying attendees. Fifteen injured, several fatally. Berry Sherod died after severe burns and lasting agony. A son and daughter of Silas Graham perished. Other victims unnamed.

Arkansas Fayetteville Ark Democrats Mountain View Silas Graham Berry Sherod Washington County

Senate Committee Probes Pinkerton Labor Ties in Chicago

Chicago inquiry into Pinkerton methods led by Senators Gallinger and Pfeffer, with Pinkerton witnesses present at the Grand Pacific hotel. The panel aims to shape a general law governing labor trouble management, while other novelties include ship fire near Brest, a fatal B and O brakeman accident, a Canton brewery fire, a Wisconsin senate race update, and a Washington Park hotel collapse with no serious injuries.

Senate Chicago Cuicano Grand Pacific Hotel Gallinger New Hampshire Pfeffer Kansas Pinkerton Agency Hansborough North Dakota Fenton California White Louisiana Hill New York Pinkerton

Weaver Confident in Populist Rise After Defeat

Des Moines reports Gen. Weaver in good health and high spirits after his campaign. He says populists surpassed expectations, hold power in many states and will balance the Senate, enabling a push on tariff reform and free coinage. He envisions a nationwide organization from sea to sea and a leaders conference to coordinate activity. Senator Peffer travels to Chicago to assist Pinkerton inquiry and notes tariff reform may align populists with Democrats on some issues while maintaining independence on others.

Des Moines Weaver Union Senate United States Lakes Gulf Wasamatox Peffer Kansas Chicago Gallinger Congress

Salvation Army Congress Preparations In New York

Commander Ballington Booth and staff in New York prepare for a continental Salvation Army congress with delegates from 1,100 posts. Congress opens Monday at Carnegie Music Hall for a three day meeting, followed by torchlight parades and a consecration service at Association Hall. A noonday Broadway parade and the commissioning of the 1,500th officer are planned, along with dedication of Booths infant daughter to Salvation Army work.

New York Ballington Booth Salvation Army Continental Congress Congress Carnegie Music Hall Army United States Canada Music Hall Association Hall Twenty-third Street Fourth Avenue Broadway United States Forces United States Force Booth

Moonshiner Garber Drowns After Escape Attempt

Borst Idaho November 16 Wilson Garber long suspected maker of illicit whisky died fleeing alleged officers. Put in a canoe by two drunken Indians they rifled rapids above a 40 foot fall. The canoe swamped the two Indians drowned and Garber perished. Wimarnta Illinois November 16 Weaver Treadway implement house suspended business. Election related delays hit sales of buggies wagons and farm implements. Major creditors include Peoria houses Rouse Hazard Co. and Peoria Implement Co.

Borst Idaho Wilson Garber Big Creek County Big Creek Garber Wimarnta Weaver & Treadway Harrison Peoria Rouse, Hazard & Co Peoria Implement Company

Relief work ends for Minnawuken fire victims

The Minnawuken relief drive wraps up with $68 724 75 spent and a total fund of $155 860 98. Remaining funds will be deposited and used only as loans to fire victims. In Saranac Mich brigandage shocks town as Mrs Kinney is robbed after her home burn insurance claim is settled. over $3 000 stolen. In Homestead Pa a night shift fatal shooting follows a work conflict at Carnegie steel. Max Newman is jailed pending coroner’s verdict.

Saranac, Mich E. A. Kinney Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Company Prrrspures Carnegie Steel Works Homestead Max Newman Maynard Newman New York

How ILLINOIS VOTED Official Returns from All Counties

Stockoy Cal Nov 14 Charles Bartold an employee at electric works was killed instantly by an arc light shock while attempting a repair without a non conductor underfoot He died after a few breaths No burn marks found leading electricians to doubt electricity caused death Short on Cabbages Carcago Nov 14 Cabberve scarce and overpriced in Chicago due to poor regional harvests Surplus only in Minnesota price up to 16 per ton Prices expected to rise to as high as 20 before holidays as Midwest growers face shortages across several states

Prohibitionists Chicago Prohibition Party C. L. Stevens The Lever Kansas Nebraska Minnesota People's Party Mississippi River Towa California Tulinoia Indiana New York New York City New England Mr. Stevens Alabama Arkansas Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Owe Vane Kent Louisiana Maine Marylan Massachu Michigan Mississippi Missouri Montana New Jersey North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Ste Oregon Wee Pennsylvania Rhode Island Tennessee Texas Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Stockroy Cal Charles Bartold Electric Works Bartold Iowa Illinois Deaiers Verdia Pope Harrison Cleveland Ap Cleveland Fifer Altgeld Clene Clark- Altwon Tand Ebik Adams Alexander Uist Carroll Combe Rand de Kalb de Witt Dougle O Edwards Fayette Ford Tee Franklin Fulton Gallatin Greene Grundy Hamilton Hancock Harlin Fed Henderson We Henry Iroquois Bras Jackson Jasper Jefferson Fees He Vu Jersey Jo Daviess Johnson Baeee i Kane Macon Leoupin Maitison Marion Il Marshall Waser Eal McDonon Melfenry Biz McLean Mercer Monroe Montero Morgan Moultrie Peoria TAS Perry Cess Piatt Pike Richland Rock Sland J. Frank Aldrich L. E. McGann A. ¢ Durvorow Julius Goldzier A. J. Hopkins RK. R. Hitt T. J. Henderson R. A. Childs H. K. Wheeler Post R. F. Marsh J. J. McDonnold W. M. Springer Mr. Funk J. G. Cannon G- W. Fithian Edward Lane W S. Forman J. St. Williams G. W. Smith Senate House

Uncle Jed s Journey and Other Verse Pieces

A collage of old verses and quips recounting Uncle Jed's journey from Palumville to Pokumville, Niagara Falls, the Rockies and Chicago with moral notes and city life vignettes, plus short poems about Iris, Laure, and Do Not ask a fugitive, plus notices and jokes from newspapers and periodicals. The humor ranges from travel reminiscence to home life, with literary quotes and ad blurbs interwoven.

Royals and clergy in distant lands and a kingly meal

The piece notes future British cardinals AncupisHop Varana and Mer Storer, Berlin physician Dr Luther from the Luther line at Wittenberg consecrations, a French agnostic's widow and Protestant upbringing of their daughter, Pasteur’s earnings analogy, royal salaries for the Prince of Wales and dukes, royal costs to taxpayers, and Emperor William praising a farm breakfast as fit for a king during a hunting trip.

Prince of Wales Duke of Connaught Duke of Edinburg Duke of Cambridge William

Wide Awake Christmas number highlights and serials

The December Wide Awake Christmas issue features a colored Ice Queen frontispiece by Henry Sandham and Mrs. Sandham's The Vagaries of Santa Claus. It includes Guiney on The Clnecont School with Pennell illustrations, Stoddard's Guest Ten Eyes, Seawell's The Midshipmen's Mess, Jenness's Pickee and her People, and a Christmas play Wishing by William Grant. Also promotes Hastetter's Stomach Bitters for indigestion, malarial ailments, and related complaints.

Henry Sandham Joseph Pennell Mr. van Gelt William O. Stoddard R. Macdonald Alden Layla Merrill W. C. Stoddard Guest Ten Eyek

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