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Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1892

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Ravachol Labeled Monster as Tour de forces Crime Leader

In a period of sensational charges Ravachol is described as a ruthless criminal class. His alleged crimes span dynamite outrages grave robberies counterfeiting murders robberies and sacrilege while police gather more evidence and public fear grows. The piece notes anarchist meetings on May Day and questions police efficiency amid the ongoing investigation into his whereabouts and crimes.

Hie Leng Parm Rus de Temple Secretariat of Labor Ravachol Hla

Will Pot the Sugar Trust Wholesalers Fight Sugar Domination

Opposition among Philadelphia wholesale sugar dealers has solidified against the sugar trust after the absorption of three refineries. The plan calls for a House bill to repeal the one-by crown duty on fine sugars to curb the trust’s power over raw and refined sugar prices. Efforts to build a new refinery falter due to hostility from the trust toward rivals.

Wholessie Philadelphis Congress Olnl

Alger WIE Remain in the Race Amid CT Cullom Withdrawal

In Demory Michigan on April 2 General Alger stated he would not withdraw from the presidential race despite Senator Cullom’s withdrawal. The article notes a court case involving alleged irregularities in fee arrangements and a civil suit between David S. Ham and Dr TB Flagler ending with damages paid. A separate item reports Mrs. Fectapel still in the almshouse seeking morphine treatment.

Alger Mich Hetuins Haves Sevan Wait David Hanium TB Flagler Fectapel Restill Almehouse

Jennifog Arrives in Melbourn

This week Mr. Chas Vel from the Stace Depart. makes a report on arrival events at Melbourn with a note indicating part two of the series.

Jennifog Melbourn Ruston Mr. Chasvel Stace

New York Senate Debates Cohoes Bill Amid Absent Democrats

The New York Senate debated the Cohoes bill during the third reading as Senators Hagan, McCarthy, Nichols were absent. Cantor moved to reconsider. Parker noted delays. Cantor withdrew, the bill passed final, with Blandgood Brown McClelland Osborne Palmer voting yes and Abnam Cantor Endres Floyd Jones Plunkite voting no. ages shown as 17, nays 5.

Avaasr Apel Hagan MoCarthy Nichols Democrate Senate Cohoes Parker Sheehan Cantor Albany Committees On Council Police M. McCheltnund Can Blandgood Brown McClelland Osborne Palmer Abnam Endres Floyd Jones Plunkite

Russia's Sui Peorle Appeal for Famine Relief Across Nation

A United States Russian famine relief appeal urges mayoral and council cooperation to aid famine districts in Russia. It describes suffering, praises the government but asks for mass donations, and requests monthly ship contributions until harvest. Contributions advised to Clara Horton or Movers Riggs & Co, with inquiries to the Red Cross committee in Washington D.C.

Wasersotos John W. Hoyt United States Tim Europe Russia Eanvassing Clara Horton Red Cross Riggs & Co Fed Cross I Fourteenth Street Washington, D.C

Methodist Conference Names 1893 Officials in New York

The Hthaciet Conference held at Park Avenue Church surprised with a 70 year milestone for Rev. J Oskley. It approved a transfer protest on three districts to Wyoming Conference and named Rev. GR Crooke as Conference sermonist for 1893. Next gathering set for Noirrytows.

Yous Mont Park Avenue Foss Oskley New York Wyoming GR Crooke Noirrytows

Guelph Fund Bill Passes in Landtagers Session

April 2 reports from various places note the Landtagers passing a Guelph Fund bill granting the Duke of Cumberland rich shares from a Hanover line, while other items mention exoneration of Mr Dougherty, a Fayette county inquiry, and a New Republican base planned for Nesbom with $23 000 subscribed.

Guelph Fund Benum Landtagers Duke of Cumberland Hanover Coscom N. A Pew Morning Republican Daily Nesbom Sere Aeparitios Pamed

Moonshiners Suspected After Laurel Hill Murder

A dead body of Jonathan Hochstetter is found after an assault on a Lon ely Laurel Hill route. Witness James Beal reported a gang attack by moonshiners who killed Hochstetter and abducted him into the woods. A posse tracked the case as investigators pursued the exposed leaders of the Somerset Fayette County ring.

Sowenser James Beal Laurel Hill Moustelos Batt Mgue Beal Trent Jonathan Hochatetter Hochatetter United States District Court Somerset

Sandbagged man robbed on Wood Street alley

M Hall was assaulted and robbed of watch and money by four footpads on Thursday night near Wood Street between Jackson and Adams. He lay unconscious with head wounds. condition is critical. No arrests reported as citizens sought aid and found police coming from a saloon on Van Buren Street.

M. Hall Bicken Treaten Chitage Asist Hall van Buren Street

Wealthy Paris claimant in bigamy case

J APT and Count William, who says he belongs to a rich Paris family, was accused earlier of bigamy and sentenced to five years in state prison. His first wife, Miss Seovil, testified. Arrest in Philadelphia found him living with another woman he claimed to have married. Seovil family includes Col James Seovil and lawyer Harry Seovil.

Rail lines face congestion as New York New Haven network shifts

An official report notes potential congestion cuts by the New York New Haven Hartford rail system affecting the New York New England route. The three o clock train remains the primary through service, with the line described as the heaviest.

Teeror New York, Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Reed New York New England Willimantic New York, New Haven & Hartford Company New York & New England New York, New Hartford Hampehle

Venezuelan insurgents brace for major advance

Reports say insurgents are organizing for another push as General Crespo is hailed as Venezuela's top strategist. Militias are described as tradesmen in ornate uniforms while common soldiers lack shoes, and Palacio finances the war through forced loans.

Fonseasis Tod Palacio Joan Crespo Venczuela

Bismarck Celebrates 77th Birthday in Berlin and Hamburg

In April 2 announcements in Haseves, Prince Bismarck, now 77, marked his birthday with public enthusiasm across Germany. He spent the day at Friedrichs rub with his wife Princess and son Count Herbert, while trains carried delegations and guilds from Hamburg and other regions to show loyalty and deliver congratulatory messages.

the Dalfier Germany Haseves Princs Bismarck Bismarck Prindrichsrub Count Herbert Ratzeburg Suegora Hamburg Vepomantet Empire

Editorial Fragments and Local Notes Amid Turbulent Times

A patchwork of 19th century notices covers ship Eider trials praised by German engineers, editorial leadership changes at Astra Publishing, a Saugus baby custody case and a public chopping of a man by a woman with a buggy whip, plus political dispatches from Washington and Massachusetts on officials’ health and duties.

Eleven Lives Lost on the Golden Rule Steamer Fire

A Memphis disaster report details eleven confirmed dead after the Golden Rule steamer fire. The blaze likely started in the hold from a barrel of coal oil or varnish, trapping four stevedores and many passengers. Rescue efforts continued as divers search for bodies, with survivors and families awaiting word amid the wreck and hull remains.

Crocomar Ciacianati Memphia Cret Senaterema Maloney Adevaeest T. M Devereux Meredith Devereux Mra A Rysa Nallie Clert Bondurant Boardes Nn

Fire Fatalities At South Main Millinery Store

A deadly blaze swept a South Main street millinery shop owned by Misses McCarty and quickly spread to A. E. J. Kippin's store. The fire claimed the lives of a woman and her daughter. Local firefighters battled the flames but could not save the victims.

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