The Revolt of the Convicts in Dade County Mines
Nasquinny July 15 special to the American reports a convict camp at Dade Coal and Iron Company in Dale city Dade county Ga in a state of revolt. Convicts refuse to work after guards attempt to load them. Warden Kilpatrick appeals to Atlanta’s Chief Keeper Towers who orders surrender and work but is met with defiance. A conference with ringleaders follows, with demands and details unclear, and the strike continues.
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Dale City
Dade County
Dade Coal and Iron Company
Atockades
Kilpatrick
Towers
Atlanta
Tey
Belfast riots loom over city after deadly clashes
A sweeping Belfast riot leaves four taverns wrecked and several dwellings damaged as Catholics and Protestants clash. Police and cavalry patrols are active. a sergeant and two civilians are among the wounded, with fears of renewed disturbances. Baron De Worms granted a divorce. several legal and criminal items follow.
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Orangementhe
Policesiaux Gardner
MacWaters
MacElroy
Waterford
Telegraphic Ticks Roundup Of 1886 News Items
Reports of executions and mob justice in Alabama and Kansas. Bank failures in St Louis with cashier on the lam. New York streets renamed Hancock Place and Hancock Park in memory of General Hancock. Accidents in South Carolina and Indiana. Railroads and Masonic suspensions noted. Amateur Rowing Association expels clubs for non payment. rules updated. Haiti re elects President Salomon for seven year term starting 1887. Rose Cleveland announces editorial stance addressing women readers.
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Arcada
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Grand Lodge of England
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Bolt
Hill
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