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Domestic News March 26, 1892

The Ohio Democrat

Logan, Hocking County, Ohio

What is this article about?

Factional dispute in Chicago's German Evangelical congregation at Noble and Huron streets escalated into a violent disturbance late Friday night, leading to police intervention, 20 arrests with injuries from sticks, stones, and coal, and severe damage to the church building.

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A Religious Row.

Chicago, March 19.-The factional differences that for some time have existed in the German Evangelical congregation, whose church is at the corner of Noble and Huron streets, culminated in a general row.

Late Friday night a disturbance between the Esher and Dubs factions, one of which gained control of the church building and locked the other crowd out, became so boisterous that the police were forced to take a hand. As a result some twenty of the two factions, all more or less cut and bruised by sticks, stones and coal, are locked up at the police station, and the church building looks as though a cyclone had struck it.

What sub-type of article is it?

Riot Or Protest Religious Event

What keywords are associated?

Religious Row Chicago Disturbance German Evangelical Esher Dubs Factions Police Intervention Church Damage

What entities or persons were involved?

Esher Faction Dubs Faction

Where did it happen?

Chicago, Corner Of Noble And Huron Streets

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Chicago, Corner Of Noble And Huron Streets

Event Date

Late Friday Night, Reported March 19

Key Persons

Esher Faction Dubs Faction

Outcome

twenty members arrested, all more or less cut and bruised by sticks, stones and coal; church building severely damaged.

Event Details

Factional differences in the German Evangelical congregation culminated in a general row. A disturbance between the Esher and Dubs factions led to one group gaining control of the church and locking out the other, becoming boisterous enough to require police intervention.

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