08 Feb 1893
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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1893
Page
1
A Pittsburg trial ends with Clifford Noy found guilty by a jury after tense arguments and evidentiary disputes. Prosecution claims treason and riot amid sweeping indictments while defense objects to key motions and witness testimony.
A garbled 19th century notice item references William Vincent Aten born at Midway Madison Ohio, a Civil War veteran who later served as judge of the ninth judicial district amid political opposition. Other items report a man leaping to his death near Platt Street Bridge, a rape case in Pennsylvania, Dr. McGlynn addressing a crowd in New York, and a jail transfer of Dr. Graves. Reports also mention the brigantine forecast and German interest in M. Artes in Louisiana amid Panama Canal corruption chatter.
Reports describe a major flood along the Allegheny River with the Pittsburg and Erie line washed out for miles. Residents flee flooded cellars as twenty feet of water is feared in the city, hundreds of homes demolished and large parts of the river towns submerged. authorities prepare warnings and work to reopen railroad lines.
A chaotic jumble of events details arson at Oliver Pattie’s house near a town, a stabbing in a river county, and a fatal train road accident near Baltimore and Obie Gain. Also notes a murder attempt, a political twist, and irregular mispellings hinting a torn newspaper page.
A confused notice references Pinkertons and a sheriff in Aiken County amid an injunction issued in February. It mentions dairy interests resisting enforcement of pro laws, urging better compliance and processing of agricultural bills, with scattered references to Gedelon and FC Devs Eifiter.
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