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Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1893

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Fire and mob violence unfold in a 19th century riot

Reports from Sept 21 describe a brutal sequence after an arrest in a town with Robert Smith and Henry Bishop involved. A shooting, brick attack, and arson follow a pistol incident, with multiple deaths and injuries. Officials struggle to restrain the mob as mayor Turbal and police attempt to restore order amid crowds gathering near the jail.

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Federal Elections Repeal Bill Moves in Senate and House

Washington Sept 21 The Federal Elections repeal bill advances in the Senate with opposition over closure rules and floor debates involving Messrs George Pratt Voorhees and Gray. In the House, a fierce parliamentary clash ends with the bill placed on the calendar despite Republican blocking tactics and Democratic countermeasures.

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Dakota's Fire Visitation Destroyed Villages Across Plains

Firestorms rage through Groall, Lead City, Fantail Gulch, and nearby towns as a ten day blaze expands. About 1,500 firefighters battle the ore blaze threatening 5,000 residents. towns like Roukel and Perry report destroyed buildings and thousands in damages. Fire halts at Mount terrifle and Terry with many residents evacuating. A separate series of notes mentions meetings, a murder suicide, and various disaster reports across New Jersey and New York.

Groall Roukel Pielmont Centennial Prairie Lend Centennial Mount Terrifle Terry Perry Fair Grownds

Brunswick's Scourge and City Relief Amid Yellow Fever

Reports from Brunswick describe severe yellow fever fears with no new cases in the last thirty four hours. City efforts focus on feeding refugees and supporting families, with government trains delivering aid between scattered camps as quarantines tighten. The crisis deepens as hunger and illness strain both white and black residents, while census workers tally those in need and the board seeks sustained relief from communities and individuals.

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Pinkerton detectives shift hunt in miner robbery case

The investigation into a miner robbery shows Pinkerton operatives failing to secure confessions as fifteen people were arrested. Five remain in custody with Jack Butler Jack King and Fl Hogan still jailed locally while Hogan and Laliberte are held in Houghton. Detectors move operations to Newaunee seeking new leads on the hidden money.

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Canton Theater Fire Amid Chaos at Opera House

The Canton Theater fire trap sent panic during the performance of Michael Strogoff. Patrons plunged from the gallery to the balcony as flames and smoke drove many toward exits. Reports say several injured and possibly dead. families and a number of strangers were unaccounted for. The blaze also damaged costumes, scenery, and cash.

Keveral Wil Tre. Cartes Sept d New ‘Opera House Michael Strogot Mina Mina, But Only One Person, & Twllur Peter Curry Opera House Pat Keenan Pierre Morgonnen Wilber Dob Dine Eimer Martin

World’s Fair Admissions and July News Nuggets

The column lists varied items: World’s fair admissions 177 408. Secretary Greaham’s brief Washington trip for a Chicago visit. Congton named bishop of St John’s Newfoundland. August deaths in Havana total 75 with yellow fever 96 causing most. a Seine prize at New Orleans last night 65 000 won by Van Hest. US Treasury receipts for the dawn period rising past expenditures by 1 000 000, with monthly total 617 28 08.

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