Dorothea Hillary Ingram's Witch Trial Ordeal and Wedding
Dorothea Hillary Ingram evades witchcraft accusations amid Puritan scrutiny in Sagauck. Egbert Ingram proposes, they wed as the minister prosecutes, Dorothea endures a trial and lashes while Dr Lennox and Oswald Ingram's family navigate faith, love, and law in early Saganeuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea
o_Sagneuck
Old England
Oswald Castle
Lord Oswold
Egbert
Saguavek
New England
Louis
Barns
Oswald
Signanek
Egbert Ingram
England
America
Sagnauck
Lennox
Dorothes
Mr. Ingram
Iarose
Mr. Granville
Merry Salem
Father
Mother Lennox
Stone
Sagpauck
Little One
Dorothas
Ingram
Granville
Lennor
Dorothea Hillary
Doctor
Egbert Ingrams
Mar
Hillary
Dorothea Ingram Srose
Hillary Cabin
Dorothea Inghram
Plain Board Meeting
Mgr. Granville
Earth
Bethnal
Mistresa Dorothea
Satan
Dorothea Ingram
Coxey's Army Marches West to Washington
The Industrial Army led by Coxey gathers recruits across the West with detachments in Neola Iowa Terre Haute Indiana MacLeansboro Illinois Loveland Ohio and Chicago among others. Five hundred Chicago moulders join to travel by train to present grievances to Congress.
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West
Keldy
Neola
Iowa
Fry
Terre Haute
Indiana
MacLeansboro
Ilinois
Grayson
Plattville
Colorado
Coxey
Hagerstown
Army of the Commonweal
Turner's Gap
Washington
Fort Myer
Fredericks
Montgomery
Oregon
Portland
Industrial Army
District of Columbia
Cleveland
Chicago
Congress
Illinois
Wisconsin
Growth of the South Industrial Conditions Review
The Tradesman report notes a coal miner strike in Birmingham Alabama and Jellico Tennessee unsettles business but is not general, with several thousand out. Freight-rate cuts favor northern and southern points. fuel supplies seem adequate for a month. Forty-six new industries formed or incorporated, with diverse plants planned across the South and West, including Baltimore to Dallas projects and new factories, mills, and utilities expanding in multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Birmingham
Jellico
Alabama
Tennessee
Unti
Lee Empted and Manufacturing Co
San Antonio
Texas
Capital
Charleston
W. Va
Galveston
Memphis
Tenn
Western, Ark
Hillsboro
Austin
Dothen
Ala
Natchez, Miss
Gaine
Gaine > Fla., A Cotton Compress At Waco
Electric
Palatka
Fis
West Point
Miss
Valdese
N.C
Waarvea
Aneonta
Als
Suffolk
Armavile
Bye Springs
Helenwood
Opelika
Lakeland
Marietta
Gallatin
Chattanoogs
Watlington Loses Suit Over Cow Strike at Rail Line
Watlington failed to win damages from the Raleigh and Augusta railway after suing for 5000 dollars claiming a cow was hurled from the track by an engine. The Raleigh court returned a verdict for the railway company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watlington
Raleigh and Augusta
Raleigh
Hall of Congress shows world events and domestic woes
A roundup of 1894 headlines notes the death of banker Jessie Seligman in San Francisco, looming Pulman car strike on May 1, illness of Rep Jerry Simpson, cholera cases in Lisbon, and unrest among miners in Pars. Other items report cyclone damage in Missouri, coal region suspensions in Pennsylvania, legal actions over rail and tax cases, Debs attacked Judge Jenkins, and ongoing congressional tariff debates and Coxey's Army coverage.
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Jessie Seligman
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Pulman Car Company
Washington
Jerry Simpson
Lisbon
Portugal
Pars
DIL
Summerville
van Keel
Clearfield
Beech Creek
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Central Trust Company
Richmond and
Danville
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of Virginia
Hagner
District Supreme Court
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Supreme Court of Tennessee
United States Supreme Court
Tennessee
Marion Circuit Court
Indianapolis
State Republican Committee
Supreme Court
Debs
American Railway Union
Minneapolis
Judge Jenkins
Jenkins
Moloney
No Audience for Coxey Hearing Refused by Senate
A Washington dispatch reports that by a 26 to 17 vote the Senate rejected a Peffer resolution to appoint a committee to receive Coxey's army and hear their representatives. Democrats largely voted against the proposal, though petitions from the army could be referred to committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Thomas Jordan Jarvis
North Carolina
Vance
Peffer
Coxey
Hawley
Allen
Quay
Washburn
Florida
Geo W. Wilson
Mills
Washington
Harris
Aldrich
West
Capitol
United States
Higgins
Washington Dispatch
Senate Mondey
Six drowned in loss of steamer Los Angeles near Point Sur
A Monterey dispatch reports six lives lost when the steamer Los Angeles sank off Point Sur lighthouse. Three bodies washed ashore near the light house Timothy Nolan a fireman Fitzgerald a passenger and Sanders a hustler from Los Angeles. Also drowned were N Sheridan a Ventura passenger and a Chinaman from Los Angeles. The old steamer carried many southern California passengers bound for the Midwinter fair in San Francisco. A French lace maker earns about 1.16 dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Monterey
Cal
Point-sur
Timothy Nolan
Fitzgerald
Sanders
8. N. Sheridan
Ventura
California
San Francisco
First Clash as Coxeyites Seize Train in Montana
Washington report describes Coxeyites taking a Northern Pacific train at Butte Montana. Federal help sought to arrest leaders after a clash with deputies. Troops were directed to intercept and hold the train and captives for the U S marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Court
United States District Attorney
United States
District of Montana
Hogan
Army of the Unemployed
Butte
Montana
Cleveland
Hetexs
Billings
Coxeyites
Fort Keogh
Port Keogh
G. E. Rickerts
Department of Justice
Schofield
Department of Dakota
Northern Pacific
Mon
United States District Court
National and local headlines in brief dispatches from across the country
Cholera cases rise in Lisbon, the Helvetia sinks off Cape Finisterre with crew saved at Gibraltar. West Virginia miners retreat as 21 mines close, Tennessee scales 200 new hires at Weir City. Indian Republicans in Indianapolis form a full state ticket. Olney learns 600 Coast DAlene miners threaten action. authorities brace for violence. New York Governor Flower vetoes the appropriation bill delaying adjournment. Central railroad debenture talks stall at Savannah. signatures near 700k. Ohio woman Priscilla Spooner, 100, recalls Washington’s funeral procession.
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Lisbon
National Line
Helvetia
Froliche
Cape Finisteere
Spain
Gibraltar
Columbus
Thomas Farry
Fire Creek
West Virginia
Indianapolis
L. W. Johns
Tennessee Coal, Iron Oil Railroad Company
Birmingham
Als
Weir City
Kan
Olney
Coast D'Alene
Toaho
Flower
New York
Central Railroad
Savannah
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Athomeer
Grandma's
Holmes
Crandms
Cittence, LL
Joroteea Ingram
Charles Co. Hahn
Achsah
Renee
Dr. Lennox
Achsah Granville
Dorothey
Achsab
Achsuh
Dorother
God
Jerolles
Dorothe
Achsad
Arthur
Round Table
Alfred the Great
Eleanor
Seneva
Cesar
Richard I
Blondel
Richard
Gwsar
Italy
Bridge of Sighs
Venice
Rosamond
Gadstow
Halls OF Congress
HOUSE
Hepburn
O'Neill-Joy
Missouri
Bartholdt
Saranac Lake House
Saranac Lake
South End
Greenville
D. C
Glasgow
Noel Mill Company
Estell Springs
Liverpool
Glasglow
Johnston
Port Royal
France
Eines
St. Paul
Brazil
Ohio
George Washington
Priscilla Spooner
Spooner
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