Riot near Wakaliska county leaves deaths and arrests
A race riot erupts near Wakalaske, Mississippi, as white posse confronts armed Black residents at Maury’s farm. Casualties include several whites wounded and at least one Black killed. units from Meridian and Kemper county mobilize, with no arrests yet made. The violence centers on Maury and surrounding properties, with reinforcements arriving and rumors of further clashes spreading.
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Kemp County
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Brutal double tragedy ends in New Jersey murder hanging order
Hackensack resident John Doremus was condemned for first degree murder after stabbing his son to death amid a drunken assault on his wife. The article notes his planned December 19 execution and details the jail gallows setup and prior brutal behavior toward his family.
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Bargen
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Demarest
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New Jersey
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Extra Session Debate and Train Wrecks Reported
Reports say Gen Harrison favors an extra session after March 4 to confirm new appoinments and possibly extend the current term. Separate dispatches note a coal train wreck near Battle Creek injuring crew and delaying passenger transfers as salvage teams respond.
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Haitian Republic and Atlas Ship Line Tug of Laws
Lawyer Charles W. Brooke states Haiti has been brought to New York by an American crew aboard the Alene and will be delivered to U S authorities. The Atlas Steamship Company sought to maintain relations between Haiti and the United States, claiming proper contracts and consular attestation were followed.
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Notable Trials and Miscellany From A Dated Brief
Brief items report Mrs Bertha Diggis on trial in Clarion Indiana for harming her husband described as a living skeleton. Other notes mention a possible miners strike in Pennsylvania’s anthracite region, a 1828 Declaration of Independence copy found in New York, and legal action related to the Mud Run disaster. Also cited: a Pennsylvania woman fined for selling matches on Sunday and two boys drowned in a New Jersey river.
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