Frederick Douglass Dies After Sudden Heart Attack
Frederick Douglass died at his Anacostia home shortly before 7 PM from heart disease. The ex slave statesman, aged 54, attended a convention earlier and spoke with Susan B Anthony. Born 1817 near Easton Maryland, he rose to prominence through abolitionist work with Garrison and later roles in journalism, politics, and diplomacy. His second wife Helen Pitta, a New England clerk, survived him. He led a life of public service including editor of The North Star, later The New National Era, and service as assistant secretary, marshal, and minister to Hayti. His wealth was reported variously.
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Counterfeiters Captured Across Missouri Valley
Reported racketeers in the Missouri Valley have been rounded up after a widespread counterfeit operation flooding towns from Sioux City to Omaha with bogus currency. Officials say up to a thousand counterfeit dollars circulated. one prisoner reportedly confessed. authorities plan to arrest all involved.
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Chandler's Sensation on Gold Purchases Debate
Chandler outlines urgent next congress actions including a thorough investigation of the presidents gold purchases. He calls for early assembly to push Nicaragua canal building, Hawaiian annexation, and fresh scrutiny of the gold transaction as a major historical event.
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Affluent pauper avoids tax while carrying hidden funds
A wealthy seeming pauper, Mia Shay Owne, was found with a satchel of money when police investigated her tax evasion. Authorities learned she owns a valued house and faced probable proceedings to collect back taxes. The case highlights her past evasions and suspicions of large bank accounts.
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Testimony in Ging case contradicts Adry Hayward witness
The trial featured claims that Adey Hayward and Miss Ging were not alone when the murder occurred. Witnesses including Wells and Loulee Inland challenged prior statements while Mrs. Hayward gave alibi times, and Edward Buxt’s version was partly undermined by cross examination. The court paused as emotional testimony affected the proceedings.
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New York Building Trades Strike Spreads Across City
A citywide building trades strike declared by walking delegates affects carpenters plasterers plasterers and elevator constructors among others in sympathy with the electrical workers union. The movement could spread to Brooklyn and Jersey City and involves tens of thousands of workers.
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