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Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1893

Page

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Terrible May Forest Fires Destroy Camp and Town

A series of forest fires swept Louis Sands lumber camp near Lake City and surrounding areas. Forty nine workers escaped unharmed but Edward Sullivan was seriously burned. several others perished or were injured. Fire destroyed the Louis Sands camp, and a farmstead nearby also suffered. Dozens of families lost household goods, and many residents fled through smoke and heat to safety. Lawns and sidewalks filled with onlookers as authorities fought the flames and evacuated residents.

Galdie Rome Germain Edward Sullivag Thelhinter Euch Orbap Michael G. Pagen Charles Exter Jann Hugh Ed Hoorbacher Jobo Dll Peed Jt Hane Jacotmem Freak Sandieen Mike Molhollagh Saniel Campbell The Easy Thayer Liatiber Canerpeeny Hutenres Beliea Hangock Calumet Woffen Edward Margeridge Louis Sends Lake City

MAUTREATING MISSIONARIES RESCUED DURING ATTACKS

A fragment from a late May dispatch describes missionaries rescuing bystanders during an assault where several Chinese and other groups were involved. It notes casualties, a seized area, and naval follow up by the United States Petrel after reports of fires and escapes. Other items reference ship incidents and a murder case in Michigan.

Pension Bureau Changes Ahead In Crawfordville Event

Several important changes in the pension bureau are expected this week. The event at Crawfordville, Georgia, will reveal details about Alexander H. Stephens being removed or scrutinized. Bea McCullough, identified as an older resident, is noted among local figures. A Louis bank is mentioned in connection with a killing at his home in Wood.

Pension Bareau Coe A Aes Alexander H. Stephens Crawfordville Bea McCullough Wood

Trade and Labor Amembr Meeting Provokes Action at Exposition

Disappointing turnout and heated rhetoric mark a Sunday opening dispute. Authorities warn of entry by force if demands are not met, threatening disruption near Jackson. Rev J Miller urges adherence to Christ’s teachings and advance notice for events. A separate note reports a collapse at the Art Institute area causing injuries and delays during a crowded conference.

Jackson Jaspes Miller Avenue Methodist Church Sui In Seman Tod Etesen Pice Carney Prem Art Institute Ereekty Fecofrante Woonington Ball

Infante Visit Sparks Formal Welcome for Spanish Princess

A Spanish Infanta and entourage toured Washington D C visiting the White House and government buildings. They were greeted by the president and civic leaders and escorted past monuments and Smithsonian grounds ending with a dinner hosted by Commander Davis. The royal party toured the Washington monument and Soldiers Home area.

Sipinky Meeks WaAsinrerom United State Infante Bt Mat Davis Washington Monument Smithsonian Bet Buahanis Priam Antonia Asco Hermoss Bever Murnays White House Mire Cleveland Cannan Ana Infanta Atate Princess I

Case of Dr Briggs debates set to rise this week

Fragmented report outlines a proceeding involving Dr Briggs with remarks from Dr Sunderland and mentions of Philadelphia, Baker, and assembly dynamics. The text also notes whisky trust withdrawals, a Hungarian patriot reference, and horse racing results, interspersed with a testimonial about Chamberlain's Pain Balm.

Organization of a new labor order and convention plan

Fragmented notes describe a Blu organization called the American Railway Union forming a new labor order with minimal initiation fees and few officers. It outlines a Chicago headquarters and a quadrennial convention to be conducted in one or two days, with regional divisions and high projected costs amid revolutionary aims.

American Railway Union Dabo Employen R Chicago Sheewwril Cage Seren Udeesirtece

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