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Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1894

Page

3

Four Bad Gang Captured as Detectives Nab Plotters

Lee Jones Charley Frizzell were arrested on conspiracy to rob Chicago Rock Island and Pacific track cargo. A planned but abandoned scheme aimed to blow up a loaded train. Jones, Frizzell and Callahan allegedly sought treasure in express cars. Special Agent Flynn and railroad officials traced the group to Chicago, St Joseph, and Buffalo Head saloon, with Jones described as a six foot tall violent figure.

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Testimony at an Ames examination recounts police violence at a tent club, with a college student and a minister’s son among those accused. Officers Bernard Dunn and George Lairdi deny or justify actions while a citizen died from wounds amid a broader scene of crowd unrest and improvised celebrations.

Bratamy Forte Coleman Thomas Lacca Bernard Dunn George Lairdi William Robrig

Wrecked by Cyclone Devastates Little Rock Buildings

A severe cyclone hit Little Rock causing multiple deaths and injuries. Key structures including a city penitentiary block, Gleason hotel, and several Market and Cumberland buildings were unroofed or wrecked. The cotton warehouse and Western Union Telegraph office suffered damage, cutting telegraphic service. Streets filled with debris and mud, rescue teams search for victims as exact totals remain uncertain.

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