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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1891
Page
2
The passage condemns the Combine and Big Six for destruction and indignant calls for change. It questions the electorate's tolerance for another two years of alleged misrule and urges voters to reject the current ticket. Vinpex.
A World office column criticizes Netherwood figures led by Spangenberg and Meeker over recent elections and a street project. The piece laments the removal of shade trees between Fourth and Sixth streets, questioning council orders and asserting the work was unnecessary.
A gale off Ireland's coast leads to the wreck of the Gylfe near Kinsale Cork as coast guard efforts rescue crew members. Thirteen aboard, including several lost during the perilous lifeboat operation, with a second attempted rescue succeeding after the initial impact.
Ernest Haubold, fifty five, an insurance agent of 113 East Fourteenth Street, shot himself on the steps of St Vincent's Hospital after a blue dye from a handkerchief stained his face and caused skin peeling. The incident follows a crackdown on red activity by municipal authorities in the city.
Maud White a six year old girl from Yale avenue West Bergen New Jersey died yesterday after playing near a street fire started by George Saunders a stationery dealer to burn old boxes Her dress caught fire and she perished at her home at 1 o clock workmen rushed to help but could not save her.
In New York on November 14 Julius Spier a young jeweler shot himself in the Sturtevant House on Broadway. A widow mother and his fiancée were stunned as gambling losses and despondency drove him to take his life. He left no note.
Matt Shea of Toronto was found murdered in Greencastle with thirty seven stab wounds. A tramp named Wwp O'Brien, arrested at Terre Haute, confessed to the killing and said Shea claimed Irish leaders would pay for his death due to knowledge of the Cronin murder. He alleged Shea was in contact with Clan na Gael to report Cronin seen in Canada.
Nov 14 The Grief's Hall raid leads to $600 bail for each of the arrested anarchists. Grief, the bonus man, says his gravely ill daughter nears death after the raid. An officer testifies a speaker urged use of bombs for defense.
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