08 May 1895
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Newspaper
Middletown Daily Argus
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1895
Page
1
A group of about 1600 workers forcefully seized company property and marched to the yard, demanding rehire for striking crews. The strike closed furnaces affecting thousands. police were called as tensions rose, with violence noted but not detailed, and the firm refusing to meet demands beyond a set wage scale.
A municipal inquiry examines alleged irregularities in a state project. Officials face scrutiny as auditors review procurement, contracts, and timelines. The probe aims to determine accountability and possible reforms. Local authorities note cooperation and ongoing evidence gathering.
In Rose on May 3, a borer in the avenill owned by John Bennett exploded sealing the area. Fireman James Cart died instantly, while Frank Downing, Fred Phillips, and John Push were badly injured.
Severe tremors hit Mendoza the capital of Mendoza province causing fear and widespread destruction. The city lies about fifty five miles southeast of the Aconcagua volcano. Reports note significant damage and panic among residents. The text also mentions a political event in Italy unrelated to the Argentine quake.
In Hanniscere on May 9 the Pennsylvania House defeated the bill to create the office of deputy auditor general by a 95 to 9 vote. Representative Collins switched his position before the tally, blocking reconsideration. Auditor General Mylin welcomed the outcome as he assumed office yesterday and named Colonel John A. Glenn as deputy. Bricker would lose his post as corporation clerk. The same vote also killed the Penrose prize fighting bill, while several bills passed including a state board of undertakers and a mechanic's lien measure.
Yesterday's National League games were affected by wet grounds with several matches halted or postponed. Teams like New York and Chicago reported delays while Cleveland and Philadelphia games faced early interruptions. Eastern League results are incomplete with scattered box scores and delays noted.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a convention and financial figures with scattered mentions of people and places. Key entities are unclear due to unreadable portions, but indicates an international scope and a 3 percent reference linked to a convention.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a disturbance or event near a lake area with mentions of farm activity and an unidentified person or group. Details are highly garbled, making exact identities or actions impossible to confirm.
A garbled OCR item reports a law action in Lancaster with allegations of malpractice and a sanction against an individual, noting a fine issued by a state authority. The readable fragments mention a court, the town, and a disciplinary result but lack full names or dates.
The Philadelphia superintendent Townsend was removed and Mr Tlormiinirona named as his successor with Abe we iam B. Morgan chosen as captor. President signed the appointments and sent them to the state department amid expected further changes in Philadelphia administration.
May 3 Lancaster Pennsylvania Aimanuel TS Erisman a retired merchant and prominent citizen fell from a height of about twenty steps into a chute and died shortly after fracturing his skull He was a well known local figure and at his death the grand patriole encampment mourned his loss. He was years old and nearly blind.
Report from Pocahontas Virginia notes soldiers maintaining order after a coal strike. Across the border in West Virginia, shipments are limited and town patrols remain heavy. West Virginia reports suspicions but no major disorder as rail efforts slow and miners expect resumed activity tonight.
Fragmentary text references West Virginia and miners, with scattered phrases about military presence, labor actions, and possible confrontation. Details are garbled, but tone suggests a report on unrest or strike activity affecting communities and employers in the region. No clear names, dates, or outcomes emerge.
Seventeen daca remain in limbo as errors and misprints obscure facts. Reports describe multiple fatalities including Howard Uiineh and John Woodprack-Layers at Stevens Colliery in Buttaton Pennsylvania, and injuries in a daytime incident. A ship named KaraeduYe suffered total wreckage near Princess Ishard. A confrontation near Bear Norton Washington left several hurt. A court case in Havana links to a deal involving Collis Po Inton and alleged misconduct, with Judge Brown in New York denying a remand to California.
An Ecuadorian revolt spreads with suppression of major newspapers and defections. Reports say Senur Sa Tusti warns of warlike conditions while General Barmnéds fights near Babays. The U S Steamer Ranger was ordered from Buenavernenes to Feineraldas, amid unclear motives and rising tensions.
An unclear obituary fragment traces the death of Judge Green while noting his roles and past offices. Names, dates, and places are garbled, but it references his service and a move from New York toward a final resting place, with several proper nouns mangled.
The readable fragments mention an executive mansion and references to a trust, officials, and Washins, with unclear names and places. The text hints at political or ceremonial pages but provides no clear actions, dates, or outcomes to report.
Nasuvinnre Tenn May 3 Republicans and Populists in the legislature declined to attend Governor Turney’s inauguration. Democratic members alone witnessed the swearing in as they viewed participation as endorsing a perceived wrong. One party member’s relative, Ryan, was among those injured in the day’s events as a pillar collapsed during ceremony setup. Gavarnar Purney Again Sworn Into Office.
The Infanta Isabel arrives from Havana with a guard of 15 and is held to quarantine rules after failing to display a quarantine stamp. Governor Porter and U S quarantine officials debate enforcement as Spain contemplates a formal protest. The ship remains under quarantine in the Key West area awaiting further orders.
The report discusses potential shifts in policy and government stance as officials weigh export restrictions and regulatory actions. It notes disease concerns, storage, and legal considerations affecting trade, with emphasis on possible impact on national interests and economic planning.
A late 19th century report describes a fatal incident in Lancaster where a mishap with a fire extinguisher led to severe head injuries. Carmeny, a prominent local farmer, died several hours later from brain injury after being struck by a heavy object as water surged. He was around forty years old and a noted figure in the community.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a person linked to a cowardly act and names like Vince, Hume, Mass Acip, and others in a distorted line of text. The garbled characters prevent clear identification of events, dates, or locations.
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Early today burglars forced a window at Moors Brothers central merchandise stern in Leipsic, Del, and stole cash checks and gown valued at 2000 dollars. Police seek suspects as investigation continues.
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