Carnival of Blood in Cincinnati Court House Riot
Indignant at an unjust verdict in the William Renner murder case, about ten thousand people gathered Friday night in Cincinnati to Lynch William Berner and Palmer. The mob overran the jail, battled police and militia, damaged the courthouse and jail, and caused extensive destruction before authorities regained control. Berner is reported imprisoned with details of the assault and escape recounted.
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TNT
Cincisnati
Maral
William Renner
Wiliam Kirk
Mit Croek
William 11 Kirk
Wiliam Berner
Doe Palmer
Kirk
Berni
Tri
Jes
Cames
Twelfth
Elm Streets
Court House
Tolice
Court Street
John Mechley
Mechley
Syca- More Street
Rely
Bebeo
Atalrs
Saturday Night Courthouse Inferno in Cincinnati Riot
Scenes of carnage erupt as mob storms the Cincinnati courthouse during Friday night riots. Militia clashed with rioters. the Gatling gun and fire damaged the building. at least twenty killed and many wounded. Property losses mount and municipal reform groups call for cleaner city governance.
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Macek
Eutha Diy
Setunlay
Ntechtfail
Lon Campbell
Lerner
T. Co
Campbell
Tino
Tim
Léve Harmidison
Algiance
Rotltia
Treasex
Wilita
Court Street
John J. Desmond
Ohio National Guard
Mallune
McGunn
Malin
Atures
Kittredge &Co
Powell & Co
Powell
Willin
Sunday Riots Prompt Ohio City Proclamation
A city mayor issues a night curfew and mobilizes police and veterans to preserve public order as clashes between communists and troops erupt. Governor orders seven regiments and five batteries to report. several volleys fire, six cannons captured, with multiple deaths and injuries reported.
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Columbus
Moadly
United States
Court Street Market House
Court Street
Court-House
Mary and
Walnut
Iil Jtory
Great Fire Destroys Paternoster Row Publishing Houses
A large fire yesterday in Paternoster Row, Loyoux, swept through twelve publishing and related buildings. Twenty four fire companies fought the blaze but several structures were entirely destroyed, including a noted religious tract firm. The estimated loss reaches 21,000,000.
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Loyoux
Avril 3
Paternoster Row
Sovedeby
Entries Open for Long Tramp Pedestrian Race
The Madison Square Garden pedestrian race entries closed Tuesday at the turf office. Competitors listed include Charles Howell, Patrick Fitzgerald, Robert Vint, George D. Noromac, J. J. Herty, Frank H. Kart, Peter Napoleon Campana, and a half breed named Nitaw Ee Ebow. The field will run five hundred twenty five miles to share the prize. The race begins April 25.
Arkansas and Ohio Weather and Crime News Digest
Stung by pests buffalo gnats devastate livestock in Henena Arkansas while deer and game are harmed in high lands. The Illinois and Michigan Canal opens to navigation Chicago to Le Salle. Valeria McKinney kills Rachel Stephens in ward affair. New Hampshire Greenback Convention set for September 1 in Manchester. Snowstorms hit Ohio and Indiana affecting small fruits. British steamer Salerno reports iceberg near Boston. Cyrus Northrop named president of University of Minnesota. Deputy marshals capture moonshiners in Kentucky raid. Water-stained letters found in North Sea mail sack reach Chicago. Chicago Glucose Works uses 8 million gallons daily and plans expansion to 14 million. Water Commissioner warns against single taker.
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Chicago
Lockport
le Salle
Toronto
Valeria McKinney
Rachel Stephens
Wuleld
New Hampshire
Manchester
Ohio
Indiana
Boston
New Haven
Cyrus Northrop
University of Minnesota
Marahel
Louisville
Green and Cassy
Kentucky
Washington
North Sea
Capital Chronicles Washington News on Trade and Debt
Washington reports the Trade Dollar retirement plan and fractional currency changes seek to redefine silver coinage as legal tender after 1885, with recoinage to half dollars and new silver pieces. Also noted are public debt reductions, wheat stock totals, and congressional actions including grants, taxation, and grants to Mississippi flood relief.
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United States
Ching Theresa
Congress
Maxey Propesta
House
Wasiixeros
Stith Telan Dodge
Agricultural Department
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Uson
AMS LS
Indiana Town Nearly Destroyed By Large Town Fire
An Indiana town faced heavy loss as Perrysville Ltd in Danville, AL, sustained a major blaze yesterday afternoon. Most of the business block, including Hicks & Son dry goods Crompton & Lowe hardware the American Express office and several shops, suffered fire damage. Loss estimated at $50,000 with partial insurance. The local fire department responded promptly and provided valuable assistance.
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Danville
Perrysville, Ltd
Here
Hicks & Son
Crompton & Lowe
American Express
William Gensel
J. S. Smith
Dr. Spottswood
Howard & Collins
Chants
Cha Dapvitle
April Fools Prank Marks Political Event in Cleveland
In Cleveland Quebec on April 3, a city paper announced a prominent Democrat gathering with Samuel J. Tilden and Henry B. Payne expected at the Kengard House for a public reception. Hundreds crowded the hotel and learned the event was an April Fool.
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Cleveland, QC
City Paper
Samual J. Tilden
Henry B. Payne
Kengard House
New York
Wrecked by wind and cyclone devastates Indiana village
A cyclone struck Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Lauraville line near Fort Wayne Fort Wayne area Indiana April 2 destroying most of Oakville a two hundred inhabitant station in Delaware County Five killed and many wounded five dwellings survived the storm path extended for miles wrecking farms and houses across the region Also reports from Ohio and Alabama describe wind storms and fatalities with homes churches and structures damaged and several workers injured or killed in different towns
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Ind
Oakville
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
Lauravillie
Delaware County
Muncia
Peersat Nen
Oliver & Roberts
Ninth Street
Willa Lacy Antdaines Donalise
Twanty- Mabth Street
Robinson
George Jones
Thanestead
Robert Irwin
Dublin
Paillip Wolf
Arcanuin
Jayavillea
Mechanicsburg
Atlanta
Dade County
Tweaday Algit
Tatum
Faamity
le Alabama & Great Southern Railway
Mra
White
Unl
Boby
Quarterly Failures In United States Reported
A jumbled April first report from OG Dun Co lists quarterly failures across the United States. The document notes a total by the end of the period with 3,25, Ag and 2,806 for the first quarter, contrasting with 37,000,000 the prior year. The figures show an overall decline or variance in quarterly economic activity.
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New York
United States
OG. Dun Co
World chess champion wins eight blindfold games
Zukerfort, the world chess champion, won eight of twelve blindfold games played Monday night in Pirrsnenaia Pa. The match ran from 8 p.m. to 3 a.m. Tuesday, highlighting remarkable concentration and skill.
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Pirrsnenaia
Ds. Zukerfort
Olul
Texas man executed in Calgary for merchant’s killing
Jesse Williams a negro from Texas was executed at Calgary in the Northwest Territories for killing merchant James H. Adams. A Rock Island line linking Chicago and Ogden will be built, running alternately. Charles L. Kusg, editor at Manzano New Mexico, was assassinated by unknowns. A Leadville resident lost over 1000001. Three Wagner Festival artists Maturoa Winkleman and Scaria head to America arriving in Boston April 14. In Trumbull Ohio James Gifford is shot after a dispute with Newton Gilmore, leading to a fatal wound. A colony of 25 families leaves Pittsburgh for Seattle, with hundreds more to follow if favorable. Arbor Day set for April 24 by Michigan Governor, urging rural beautification. Hon. Chastes D Hodges, Carrollton Illinois judge and former congressman, dies. Dick Liddell cases, dismissed in Kansas City, with escape to another jurisdiction.
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Texas
Calgary
Northwest
Terriory
James H. Adams
Chicago
Ogden
Rock Island, St Paul & Northwestern
Charles L. Kusg
Manzano
N. AL
Leadpie
Maturoa
Winkleman
Scaria
America
Apri
Boston
Trumbull
James Gifford
Newton Gilwore
Gifford
Gilmore
Pittsburgh
Seattle
W. T
Shorty
Michigan
Chastes D. Hodges
Carrollton
Lil
Dick Liddell
Kansas City
Muder
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