Strikers Strike Sparks Violent Train Yard Attacks
Buffalo steam yards faced a second day of rail worker protests as thirty fires wrecked eighteen freight cars and two passenger coaches at East Buffalo. Trains derailed, a locomotive toppled, and a passenger car was crushed as strikers and suspected scabs clashed. Two regiments were mobilized and police and militiamen swarmed the area as the strike escalated and disrupts spread toward the Erie, Lehigh Valley, and other lines.
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Lehigh Valley
East
Lottom
Erie
Lehigh
Buffalo and Southwestern
Sonceu Tree
New York and
Pennsylvania
Chekewago
Lancaster
William Street
Htobmen
New York Central
Buffalo, Rochester and
Pittsburg
Central
Webb
Prom Pent
Trikeing Rices
PyelgWt
Ventna
Eric
Alden
Miners Attack Oliver Springs Stockade Amid Fierce Showdown
Aug 16 dispatches describe miners assaulting the Oliver Springs stockade aiming to free convicts. Guards of about forty faced hundreds of attackers with heavy fire. three guards killed and many wounded, while attackers suffered losses after attempting a storm. Telegraph lines cut, trains halted, militia mobilized amid rising tension across Coal Creek and Clinton areas.
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Chartasvoda
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Chandler
Jess Loy
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Coal Creek
Jelly County
Uiners
Seligman
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Ohio
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Temn
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Stockades
Victoria
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Marion County
Will Ramage
New York
The
Mail and Express
Chicago
United States
Church Statistics Reveal Diverse Denominations in Census
Superintendent Porter releases preliminary eleventh census church statistics from Asbury Park. Nearly 150 distinct church organizations exist in the United States with varied creeds and practices. Some denominations never before counted, as canvassing required strong persistence to include them. many claim far fewer than ten communicants. The report compares current totals with those from forty years ago.
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Porter
Asbury Park
United States
Uduy Ua
Religious denominations and church property values in 1890
The article analyzes church property ownership by denomination, noting Methodists lead in numbers and value, Baptists and Episcopalians follow, Catholics gaining share. It reports denominational counts, total communicants around 20 million, and outlines shifts since 1850, plus details on colored denominations. Also mentions the death of Congressman John G. Warwick of Ohio in 1890.
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Methillet
Kyiacopil
Amour
Methodista
Baptista
Episcopal Church
McKinley
Washington
Wasuixoroy
John G. Warwick
Ohio
Warwick
Major McKinley
Ireland
United States
Spooner's Plums Nominate Spooner Governor of Wisconsin
The Milwaukee Republican reports ex Senator John Spooner will be nominated for governor at the state convention. Opponents General Griffin and Colonel Upham withdraw, leaving Spooner with a clear field after extended talks. The dispatch also notes broader political maneuvering and crop reports from the Northwest and national party organization changes.
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John
Spooner
General Griffin
W. A. Upham
Milwaukee
Upham
General Griff
Sonator Sawyer
Ujlaum
National Republican League
New York
Clarkson
National League of Republican Clubs
Buffalo
N. Ys
Carter
National Committee
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