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Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1894

Page

2

Mowbray Addresses Reds Amid Government Oppression

The British anarchist WwW Mowbray spoke at Clarendon ball to a cheering crowd. He denounced government oppression and claimed the Tiwe is ripe for heiting the Sed Flag, while clockmakers face starvation.

New York Mowray Clarendon Ball Mowbray Tie Mary

Anarchist Rally Highlights Chicago Martyrs Commemoration

Charles W. Mowbray and Emma Goldman addressed a Clarendon ball gathering in support of anarchist causes. Mowbray urged revolutionary action against capitalism while attacking arbitration and government, urging workers to seize rights by force if needed. The event followed a labor conference with 32 organizations and eviction notices amid strike hardship.

Charles W. Mowbray Louise Chicago Mowbray Altgeld Gompers Powderiy Emma Goldman Clarendon Ball Pomber

World Currency Debates Over New Bond Issue

An analysis argues that a U S bond issue may shift balance of trade and gold flows. It considers American fears, potential European purchases, and how banks favor government bonds to back note issuance. It suggests the move could free gold hoards and expand notes, easing export payments.

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Man Dies In Self Triggered Burglary Trap

William H. Dawson, a Smith's Ferry merchant, fatally shot by a loaded trap gun he set to deter burglars. He tripped a wire while opening the store and died en route to a hospital.

William H. Dawson Smith's Ferry Here Dawson

Interlocking Switch and Klock Signal System Train Schedules

The notice lists daily train departures from Elizabeth to Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Newark New York Atlantic City Gunsar Woodbridge and Trenton, with specific times and service types including Pullman vestibule dining cars and through buffet service. It notes weekly and daily variations and exceptions such as Sunday and Monday operations and special routes.

Elizabeth Philadelph Pitsburg Southern Chicago Raturday Baltimore Newark New York Philadel Atlantic City Gunsar P. m. Brendays Woodbridge A. m Amvis Trenton Poillipabure Dee Tae Danas

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