Two Youths Die in Dynamite Blast at Nemmetons Factory
A blast at a dynamite factory near Nemmetons killed two young men during the mixing stage. Fragments scattered over a wide area, with no body parts identifiable. Nearby residents felt the explosion, and factory workers were injured. Emancipation celebrations at Frederick Douglass Literary Association noted, with remarks on education and industrial progress. Missouri Legislature convened in Jefferson City as new members were sworn in and officers appointed. Governor Morehouse to deliver closing address before a new governor is inaugurated.
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Commerce Goods Described in Local Market Listing
A fragmented inventory mentions garments from Sacks including three-quarter length and Modjeskas with about 70 Ladies Newmarkets and Long Wraps, plus 36 Short Waps in Beaver, Cassemere and Silk and about 100 items remaining.
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Modjeskas
Americans in Hayti Braced as Port au Prince Fears Rise
From Port au Prince and Washington reports dated January 2 describe American nationals arrested or threatened as Hyppolyte’s forces move on the Haytien capital. The American Consulate is flooded with refugees while Legitime vows no interference and warns against foreign meddling, signaling heightened danger for U.S. citizens in Hayti.
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Labor unrest and Burlington strike threat in Chicago area
Chairman Cavener of the Grievance Committee warns that the Burlington railroad may trigger a major industrial clash if concessions are refused. He cites loyalty of engineers and potential nationwide impact, with threats of decisive action and possible legal measures if negotiations fail.
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Oklahoma settlers faced forced removal threat era
A dated dispatch reports a government move to clear the Oklahoma country as President orders from over two years ago may be enforced. Cavalry near forts and possible troop deployment raise fear among settlers about eviction while wagons and tents persist in the unsettled region.
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Birmingham Mystery Deepens in Beers Street Shooting Case
Police report a bold attempted robbery ends in a fatal shooting in Birmingham. Witnesses describe a silent approach, a pistol blast, and a suspect seen fleeing toward Teint Avenue. Investigators note a long trail of questions as they hunt for the killer connected to prior Heews murders.
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Weil
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CHICAGO ANARCHISTS AND POLICE DEBATE DURING MARCH
Reports from Chicago recount tense sessions on anarchist activities under Arbeiterbund. Mayor Hooke and Judge Yuley discuss restraining orders, police measures, and potential prosecutions as officials weigh public safety and civil rights amid protests and court actions.
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