Crops Blighted and Crime Plots Highlight Regional News
Across the pages reports tell of grasshoppers blighting Huejutla crops, stabbings in Mexico City, Apache actions near Mulatos, and a widespread cotton crop deterioration with drought in Texas and Virginia tones. Rail robberies near Blue Springs and labor disputes accompany a renewed Knights of Labor conference in St Louis.
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Miners drive Chinese from Rock Springs and burn Chinatown
The Rock Springs camp sees white miners marching on Chinatown firing volleys and burning 39 Chinese houses. About 400 Chinese workers fled toward Green River as seven were killed and many wounded. Sheriff Young arrived too late to stop the mob, which dispersed after ensuring the Celestials left.
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Roast pug dog tastes stir xenophobic chatter
A crude regional note claims Chinese New Yorkers crave roast pug dog amid alleged scarcity in the city with a hostile line suggesting immigration controls should be influenced. The second item cites an English statistician on steam power's role in London and a third excerpt quotes a fading romantic verse from Chicago Current.
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Cigarette Smokers Prefer Opera Pulp
Smokers favor Opera Pulp for its non sticky lips experience, finding it gentler on the mouth and less residue prone compared with other brands.
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