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Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1892

Page

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Gov Pattison Visits Homestead Amid Steel Strike T

Gov Pattison arrives in Homestead and is escorted to the mill area as workers and guards prepare for a tense standoff. Reportedly no workmen appeared, warrants are out for several strikers, and authorities brace for further legal action while maintaining security around the Carnegie mill complex.

Wurgess MicLuckin Prick Pipkettes Guy Pattison Bomesteint Pittston Munhall Carnegie Mill Hesdquai Snowden Diviston Aircouies Dati-Wulow Steel Wulawful Neta Brikertous Hugh O'Donnell Borges McLackin Lewyte Wwe Suciderad Ysong Abu Sanant Burgess Luckie Te Awn List

Prominent Lawyer Questions Guilty Murder Charges In Riots

A leading city lawyer argues that rioters in the strike upheaval should be charged as felons only if proven guilty of murder or riot. Secretary Lovejoy notes readiness for arrests, with daily informations planned against strikers and preparations for prosecutions slated for June 29 amid tense company negotiations and ongoing mill activity.

Prrresvan Lovejoy Pany Peunes Bros i Tere Selover Vet Cies Foserent Gasee

First News Of The Warrants In Pennsylvania Incident

FIRST NEWS OF THE WARRANTS IN WARRANNS. Howxeraan Pa July 0 Governor Pattison ordered out state troops to Homestead causing feverish excitement as warrants charging strike leaders with murder were issued in Pittsburgh. Seven men charged gave themselves up to authorities. Later two men questioned at Squire Kuhn's office about Burgess Melackie and others residence. Details vague as inquiries traced to real cause.

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House Passes Sunday Closing Amidst Budget Debates

In a tense session the House approved a plan to close on Sundays as part of a broader appropriation package. Debates centered on a $6 million loan repayment and a $65 million Senate amendment for the Centennial Exhibition funding in Philadelphia 1876. The tally showed mixed support with tellers later confirming votes on various provisions. The parade coverage highlighted ceremonial displays near the White House with notable civic figures attending. A minority report criticized the Pension Office while affirming efficient administration under current officials.

Senate Dikits Aloe Waanrvorom McMillan Dem. Tenn Enda Philadelphis Hooker New York Haiman Hymm Wan Diaw Raum Commie

Blaine Jr. Divorcee Refuses Statements in New York

Mrs James G Blaine Jr the former wife of James G Blaine Jr arrived from Europe aboard the steamship La Champagne and is staying at the New York Hotel She refuses to see visitors or make any statement James Blaine Jr denounced her and said she would issue a reply within ten days but she is not yet ready to make a statement and does not know when she will release one.

James G Blaine, Jr New Yeak James G. Blaine Jame G. Blaine, Jr Europe New York James G Bspinn de Asepee J. G. Blaine, Jr Abe

Baltrond's Progress Mapped and July Rail Update

Wilkesbarre and Eastern Rail aea progress mapped with notes on delays and possible timetable impacts. Representative Blount of Georgia received permission to attend sessions during House privileges to help committees consider Mr Curtis of New York’s bill enforcing reciprocal relations between the United States and Canada.

Baltrond Wilkesbarke Aes Wasuscox Blount Georgia Howe Curtis New York Canada

Fragmentary note on Irish figures and travel

Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Owen Murphy and O Donnell ally Biant, a trip to New York, and a wake tour of Ireland. It references Murphy's guest, a Coalition government, the Duke of something, and a Pall Gazette item about a Lord Salisbury visit and Mr. J Cham.

Remor Owen Murphy O’donnell New York Murphy Gaverameen Poasibie Duke of Is Pomelhde Pall Gasette Lord Salisbury J Cham

Fragmentary confession hints at guilt and delay

The readable fragments show a confession claiming guilt and awaiting the grand action, with Marya awaiting a response. The garbled lines suggest a dramatic moment involving a guilty party and anticipated official steps.

Unclear historical notice on Drigads at Mount Gretne camp

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a military camp at Mount Gretne, with references to the Drigads and Hosne-tH. The text is garbled, but suggests orders or actions connected to the camp and its personnel over the past two days.

Hamenstand Aly Mount Gretne Hosne

Reported Invention Allegedly Aimed At Distant Towns

A questionable report claims Raleoe invented an electrical weapon to destroy towns within twenty miles and sold it to the German government. It also alleges correspondence with Edison denying involvement, while a New York dispatch notes a steamship Miractia charter facing delays but set to sail Thursday.

Raisam Inve Pan Raleoe Anid Edisoss Edlon France

Notable 19th Century Figure Seeks Fresh Senate Seat

A fragmented report notes Sir Gare of Narrioce contemplating a return to politics as a senator in the new term. The piece hints at age and prior service, referencing earlier years and a renewed ambition despite earlier setbacks.

Gare Narrioce

Abalnthe Hotel Fire Tragedy and Escape Chaos

Fire nearly destroys the Ab lanthe Hotel at Ocean and Chelesta Yemuen with guests leaping from windows and fleeing in night attire. Several injured as flames spread. manager M. Lastig’s furniture lost. a theft charge against a suspect at the scene.

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