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Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1892

Page

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Strikes and arrests cloud Pittsburgh labor scene

Reports detail a tense confrontation as mill workers walk out under Governor orders. Detectives from Pinkerton and Carnegie allies appear as warrants and arrests loom. Aldermen, police, and local officials debate militia actions while Frick and Carnegie entities face mounting political pressure.

Unclear OCR Item Recounts Trials and Notices

Fragmentary report mentions bail posted in a private chamber and a court case involving a person named Kuuld and Berk map. It notes an infant named Hammy iny Frick Jr and delays or referrals to Carnegie officers. Also references a fire or department actions at Philippine Iron Company and dates in August with names like Dank and Wassemaron.

Prema Kaner Kuuld Berk Frick Carnegie Offiers Renam Lal Prick Pirmeeno H.C. Prick U. A. Dank New York Hammyiny Frick, Jr

Two More Non-Union Workers Arrive at Open Mill Gates

Aug 4 Ferriers and Howerar bring the total non union contingent to the open mill as Supt Potter reports managers face rising costs. Workers in the James departments and general laborers vow to stay firm despite pressure and threats of wage cuts while a union committee coordinates efforts and seeks a possible stand.

Howrsresn Potter Thera Hames Lynch Eduard Ayerie Astin Thal Wtal Cmrford Tages Lion Oncimlites

Filming Indications and Vessel Activity Off Halifax

Reports from Hali fax and Digby note rumors of vessels inside prohibited waters near the Queen’s Hotel area and mackerel fishing along St Mary’s Bay. The Vigilant cruiser reportedly captured an American fishing vessel though Consul Frye lacks confirmation. Dominion dispatch has been sent to observe alleged poaching with possible seizures before nightfall.

Hauvax N.S Am Ventels Halifax Consul Frye Digby St. Mary's Bay

Ward in a New Role Seeks Fall Wedding at Champion Hotel

Ward Napeloen of Wall Street and a pretty young fiancée from a prominent family prepare for a fall wedding. He recently left Sing Sing and stays briefly at the Champion Hotel in Mount Haddam while planning a ceremony with the seen engaged couple.

Walt Napoleon Wall Street Icmgeel Ward Champion Hotel Mt Haddam Eiuon Gowsip

Wanser Elected Brigadier General in New Jersey Guards

The National Guards of New Jersey held an election last evening in this city. Mayor Wanser of Jersey City was chosen Brigadier General to fill the vacancy, defeating Col. Campbell and Col. Wanawr on the fifth ballot, with Wanser securing the final vote.

Wanser Drigedier Newane Brigmiter National Guards of New Jersey Jerecy City Col. Campbell Col Wnawr

Honduras Revolution Prompts New Government Formation

Fragmentary report notes Leonardo Nulla completely purged and Bogran released after time in Santa Barbara. Provisional President presides as a new government organizes in the wake of upheaval in Honduras.

Faxaua Honduras Leonardo Nulla Bogran Sante Barbara

Strike Ends at Newark Betting and Packing Company Factory

After conflicts between manager Jones and workers at the Newark betting and packing plant concessions were made on both sides. The strike ends and employees return to work as repairs and modifications proceed at the factory.

Daxavuay Jones Newark Betting and Packing Company Teow

Quiet Tensions Rise as Homestead Strife Looms

Ortawa August 4. David Keer, a stead striker, has secured work and union men wait patiently for withdrawal of the older men. Bloodshed would follow at Carnaging if tensions escalate. Keer likens Homestead to the quiet before the storm with calm masking brewing conflict.

Ortawa David Keer Homestead Homantaad Keer

Marquis de Mores Committed for Manslaughter Trial

Pass Aug 4 The Marquis de Mores has been committed for trial on manslaughter charges. Four associates in the affair are under suspicion after a duel with Capt Mayer. Mayer died from wounds received in the six week old duel sparked by de Mores remarks against Hebrews.

Argais de Mores Pass Marquis de Mores Mayer de Mores

Coroner’s jury names suspects in Long Lstead murder case

The coroner's jury in Long Lstead Chey Laat ove declared Dr. McGeorgil Co and others as parties in the murder of Mam Webb. Henry G. Me Gonnegal Sr Merion A Dale and Prank Webb were among the prisoners met at Liberty.

Treth Weekly Objects to Publication’s Tone

A Comstock objection targets a weekly issue of Treth for displaying two women in a bed scene. The complaint argues the portrayal lacks appropriate decorum for public viewing and reflects on the publication’s morality standards.

Treth Aenser Anthony Comstock Comstock Tone Tre

Arrival of Ligeiia Rindy and party in Malveston

Feuama Panataela in Malveston hosts Ligeiia Rindy and Jed McCreary as they arrive with the Baltimorewoman widow involved in the Chilian attack. Jed to depart for New York immediately.

Ligeiia Rindy Feuama Panataela Malveston Conwal McCreary Valparama Lady of Riggins Baltimore Jed New York

President sends bill to Senate on naval salt measure

Aug 4 reports the President has transmitted to the Senate a message proposing a bill to amend a act concerning the enforcement of a suit for the United States. The move aims to strengthen legal action related to salts.

Vererd Ry Waartweraw

Mars Excitement Misleads Scientists About Observations

Reports from Lick Observatory head, Prof. Molden notes public expectation over Mars opposition misleads. He warns that most claims of canals or inhabited life are unproven and stresses careful review after October map completion.

Mare Marbh Aphelios Apan Widke Earth Milan Conchel Lick Chie Haw Ite Keith Haye Ils Mar- Bastel Sehmaparelis Jan Raiohomet ATS

Adducted Official and Four or Five Masked Men Abduct County Figures

In Astosy Kansas on August 4 neighbors report the abduction of Ammon Farmer, a county commissioner, and the attempted removal of Alex Santos, a Republican member, by five masked men who carried him to a carriage. The incident occurs as a levy discussion for county bonds proceeds, with vendors said to favor ignoring the court judgment.

Astosy Kan Amon Alex Santos JF Farner Supreme Court

Kumian Cantanus Reports Global Death Toll In Last Days

Sr Peremecar cites Kumian Cantanus reporting 60000 deaths in the last days due to unnamed disease Polluting air and worsening conditions. The text mentions Queen's cup, Kaiser, Prince Henry of Prousie, and the yacht Irene with competitors, amid mixed actions and reactions from officials.

Sr. Peremecar Rbneelan Letom Lospos do-Katwr William Rece Kaiser Id Um Meteor Princ Henry Prousie Irene

Town Woman Awakens After Prolonged Unconscious Sleep

Povanerzine N Giese aged 1H years in this city has awakened from a long duration sleep of hours after medical efforts could not arouse her. Doctors report she showed no signs of distress upon waking and ongoing observation is planned.

Povanerzine Giese

Microscopic portrait honors ex president Cleveland

An 1892 note from Morris Diamond describes a microscopic pen portrait of ex President Cleveland, detailing how the piece reveals bios of public figures under a microscope. The letter thanks Hennessy and Mr. Hennesay for support and credits Cleveland as a model of duty and artistry.

Morvie Cleveland Pieters New York Morris Diamond Baron Hirsch Count de Paris Hennessy Renee Berean Hennesay

Obituary of John Al Rice Pioneer in Trade Board Work

John Al Rice vice president of the National Board of Trade died at his home in Meld Other Omers Pa at age 50. Born in Irvington New Jersey he helped promote unified state trade governance and the permanent cease department as a basis of representation. He led efforts interfacing with national scientific and mechanical industries and held various trade board roles.

National Board of Trade Omers Semaxros John al Rice National Board of Tran Cominieran Irvington N. J Frowney Eee Zane Cease

Field Will Proposed In White Plains Surrogate Court

Petition to file the will of Cyrus W. Field requests probate at White Plains. The will earmarks 50000 for the deaf wife and daughter and divides the rest among Grace Lind, Thabel Jaxon, Faony F Amirews, Edward Field, and others with investments and life interest. The estate is valued around 4000000.

New Yoax White Plains Cyrus W. Pield Alice D. Field Phraseantville N.Y Grace K Lind Thabel Jaitaon Faony F Amirews Edward M. Field Ube Insaneman J Gee Sedantad

Wall Paper Trust Formation Tied to Cost Reduction Plan

Mr Sanel Untermeyer of Guggenheimer & Untermyer announces a wall paper trust deal reaching into fifty leading manufacturers with property value cited near 8200,000,000 in New York. Promoters deny a trust goal while firms Adams & Hintragy Co Warren Fuller Co cited as members. A second item reports six tramp campers near Alleghany shooting a resident after a dispute, with armed posse searching the countryside.

New Yone Ang Sanel Untermeyer Guggenheimer & Untermeyer Wall Street Afalaw Trust Untermeyer Adams& Hintagy Co Warren, Fuller & Co Thie City

Labor strike and protests halt New York construction

In York Malling New York on August 4 hundreds of workers walked out obeying the Board of Walking Delegates. They threaten to strike every building in the city to push the Iron Langue to collapse affecting 100 construction sites.

New York Sweeral Bn Eource Board of Walking Delegates

Deadlock on World’s Fair funding prompts committee plan

Lawmakers debate a fair appropriation with 18 members present as they consider a Senate amendment on the World’s Fair clause. A committee of ten is formed to reconsider and report, aiming to resolve the funding impasse and move toward a solution.

Tata Wasurwaras. Agg Kilenre Holman Ind Ad- Journ Gi Hopkins Jorem Maxn Mfr Bingham Rep Penna Ar. Rotman Senate Rnce Snonanin Ewaltel Shively Fooferench Satanilas

Winter's Return: Fugitives Held for $106,200 Bond

James Panter, linked to a major newspaper scheme, fled after printing a faulty note worth 106,200 dollars. He arrived in New York from Brazil aboard the Secular He, reported ill and mentally unstable. Doctors say his condition is incurable and he may never stand trial.

Printaneirma Ada James Panter New York Brazil Busine Mat Cil Gru Jager John Hanter

Robber shoots mine superintendent. police pursue

A highwayman attempted to rob Occidental mine superintendent James W. Kinkead near the mine in Nevada. Kinkead fired twice, hitting the attacker, Wan Hum, who fled but was pursued. Police identify the robber as an Occidental mine employee, Rep. details include a harbor defense ram launch observing by Secretary Tracy and a clothing store fire in New Haven with arson charges.

Pinohy Kinkead Keead Wan Tracy Par Harbor Wasweserom Ane Navy Department North Atlantic New London Gowm Philadelphia Concord Mingtanomah Vesuvius Gherardi Bath

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