Fire at Granite Mills No 1 Kills Dozens in Fall River
Terrifying blaze at Granite Mills No 1 in Fall River Massachusetts on Sept 19 killed about thirty or more workers and injured many others. The fire began in the fifth story spooling room and spread rapidly through oil slicked machinery trapping operatives. Rescue efforts and chaotic scenes followed as firemen and crowds deployed ladders and beds for the injured. Property losses are listed around 500000 with extensive damage to upper floors and mill machinery.
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Faut River
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Granite Mills
Providence Journal
Fall River
New York
Boston
Granite Mill No.1
Old Colony Railroad
Cen
Rostox
Samuel Young
Katie Swith
Seattle
Boston Journal
Granite Works
Cres Ee
South Om
Mission Chapel
Chapel
Central Station
Thames
Talbott
Lawrence
Thorougly
Loston
Providence
Revolt in Louisiana Driven by Usurpation and Federal Aid
The piece recalls the 1872 Louisiana fight between Kellogg and McEnery, detailing Warmoth and Pinchbeck’s roles, Durrell and United States troops, and a contested legislature. It cites a Senate committee report condemning orders as usurpations, warning of bloodshed, and concluding the Kellogg government lacked legitimate authority amid a federal occupation.
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Louisiana
John Mcinery
William Pitt Kellogg
H. ©. Warmoth
Pinchbeck
State Board of Canvassers
Lynch
Warmoth
McEnery
Kellogg
Washington
United States
Durelian
State House
Lynch Board
Durell
Grant
Congress
Senate
Durrell
Lynch Beard
Morton
Logan
Carpenter
Traumbull
Anthony
Hill
Alcorn
de Ferrat Board
House of Representatives
Hel‘logy
St Louis
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