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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1892
Page
3
Labor riots erupt in Lodz Poland as mills burn and Jews die. Hartlepool min workers riot in Durham. various political and societal upheavals across Europe and America. Reports include trials in London, imperial resignations, finance moves, and natural disasters with broad global scope.
Hunters with hounds chased wolves in Saline County capturing five animals while others were seen. fires damaged church spires in Lexington and a storm washed out bridges near St. Joseph. Nevada officials discussed rail extensions to Vernon County and a jail contract was let in West Plains. Rail line security dismissals, arrests for cattle theft, and legal actions against railroads are noted, plus a $1100 purse theft in Nevada.
The Missouri Democratic Convention in Sedalia chose four delegates at large for the Chicago National Convention. Delegates named were C. Mamt, Col. Charles H. Jones, W. Phelps and M. L. Clardy with Carroll, Crittenden, Cochran and Bland as alternates. The platform denounces the Fifty-First Congress and McKinley tariff, endorses Grover Cleveland, and supports free coinage with gold and silver. Delegates to Chicago will vote as a unit.
An immense water spout near the collieries in Pratu sank mines with sudden flooding. In one pit twenty-two men died and many more perished at other points as shafts were blocked and escape cut off. The disaster caused widespread loss of life and is expected to yield a large death toll.
The Federation of Woman's clubs at Central Music Hall elected officers including President Charlotte Emerson Brown of New Jersey and Vice President Julia P Turvey of Chicago. Recording secretary J C Croly of New York City and Corresponding secretary Mary E Temple of Tennessee were named along with Treasurer J C Cooper of Colorado. An advisory board was appointed including Lilla M Ketcham Indiana and Julis Ward Howe of Massachusetts among others.
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