Legal Victory Reins in Labor Strike Case Verdict
A judge issues sweeping injunctive relief and detailed findings in a case pitting capital against labor, upholding restraint on union actions amid railway disruptions. The decision, spanning about 12 000 words, warns against threats to public welfare and property, while detailing contempt penalties and the limits of equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omiha
Judie Caldwell
Dhidge Jenkins Wriday
Othe
Aiabot
Dundee Caldwalk
Caplial
Mabor
Doubtlesy
Exsili Tris
Legislaturg
Sie
Capi Hy
Indor
Gav
Erninodhct
Ln Eeerrain
Allegoi
Ncia
Seleet
Saven
Cuilwiy
Niles
Tata
Publiv
Lucy
Myn
Court weighs strike legality and railway wage row
In Nebraska, Judge Dundy weighs unions and a strike on the Union Pacific line as American Federation of Labor actions prompt a wage restoration demand. The judge warns against coercive tactics, outlines the strike's legality questions, and signals potential wage reconsideration if workers were wronged by pay cuts amid the broader railway dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana
Ameriwan Union
United States District Court
Union Pacific Road
Dundy
Jenking
Mina
Narrolson
Brick wall collapse injures workers on Brow Street
A wall on Brow Street collapsed during brick work, injuring several men including a worker named Chadly Dafaerd. Rescuers reported broken legs and a likely skull fracture, with one casualty possibly dying. Investigators note multiple suspects and ongoing delays in hospital scenes amid chaotic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Brow Street
Orertion
Tal Bo
Sities Kerr
Ibis
Veteran Statesman Tones Honored at Des Moines Reception
Des Moines April 1 a veteran statesman George W. Tones of Nubugie arrived midweek and was honored by the legislature in an afternoon reception with remarks from the governor and key leaders. The ceremony noted his long service in Congress and early roles in the territories, including Wisconsin and Iowa, with mention of his career spanning frontier governance and later return to private life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Malyos
Des Moisi
George W. Tones
Af Nubugie
United States
Iren Towa
Legislative
Jacut
Dingay
Stone
George G. Weight
Othure
Gar Jackson
On the Rolling Wave: Far North Fleet Studies Fisheries Start
A venturesome expedition plans to test offshore whaling and sardine fisheries viability in the Atlantic coast region. Mining Journal notes the ship Gluured faces low mood risks while Foeton yards push construction, with 2,000 tons and 670-ton vessel figures cited as part of the evolving industrial scene.
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Wrasasa
Antara
Settienn
Boyrhiwaring and Mining Journal
Willeristas Af
Wall Aid Youngs Aryl
Wydinet AV
Coxey’s Progress Marches Through Allegheny And Homestead
Coxey's Commonweal Army gathers nearly 600 at Allegheny and 590 near Homestead, arrests reduce numbers to around 200. Crowds greet the marchers as they move from Pittsburgh into Allegheny, with orders to camp by the river after a soaking rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghany
Coxey
South Side
Parlo Ck
Burroughs
Pittsburgh and Allegheny
South Avenue
Curgon
Lomestea
Leflore
Smith
Held Street
Allegheny
Wittsburgh
Alegheny
Homestead
Cowell
Allechuy
Tamestead
Blomestead
Boulevard from Allan-Viety to Pacific oceans proposed
Representative Dunphy introduces a bill to appoint a presidential commission to study a boulevard from Allan-Viety to the Pacific. The panel from four departments will examine cost and roadbed across states, aiming for a New York style boulevard with promenade. Estimated cost around $109,000, with job creation as a benefit.
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Coutksent
Dunphy
Allan- Viety
Pacific Oceans
Win
Agricultural
Post Ollign
Interior
John I Nagle
Bureau of Vetal Statistics
New York
de Nagle
New York City
Troops Recalled as South Carolina Claims Martial Law End
April 7 1876 declares the war in South Carolina over after recalling troops from distressed counties Darlington and Williamsport and issuing a proclamation of martial law. Governor notes only eighteen companies obeyed and foresees further militia resistance amid ongoing unrest amid incidents in Manurdenr New Mount and Hedmend.
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Soeath
Caroelina
Lagairy
Datigton
Holt Metaurdenr
Newmount
Hedmend
Redionl
Mopper
Cov Witla
Anders Bloial
Wave of Eluewlity and Parity Shapes Victory Report
An unclear report notes a sweeping political wave and parity margin surpassing prior expectations. It mentions a 600 vote lead and references regional results, a state tally, and a high level of public interest. The element list includes mentions of committees, a treaty, and overlapping administrative actions.
Multiple Explosions Kill and Injure in Industrial Districts
A series of devastating blasts in Pennsylvania Indiana and Tennessee leave eleven dead and many injured. At a Pennsylvania iceworks factory two explosions caused flames that destroyed nearby plants and damaged a barge factory and a whisky distillery. The dead include city councilors and local business owners. In Brinton Pennsylvania a premature powder blast buried three Austrian workers, injuring four others. A boiler explosion at a Patricksburg sawmill in Indiana killed four men and fatally injured another. In Tennessee a building collapse killed several and left many missing. The incidents caused widespread damage and prompted emergency response efforts.
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Atey A Thaen Thad
Pervbusnexe
Romaine & Ito
John Rowland
James Bryant
Dohn B Norris
Twilori
Quincy Livesey
William Parker
Eripliye
James Wy Parkins
Bricklsyer
Chirigs
W. Tomaine
James Lowe
Dawth
Thomas Wearlatt
Bince
Tron
Romaine Bros
Turge Tobacco
John DL. Llaud
Engineer Farley
Rand
Romaine
Sitright
Tosh
Fulsten
Omaine
Physuvnan
Brinton
Michael Crofar
Anmyut
Davi Livingstone
Spencer
Ind
Christian Weber
Patricksburg
Lewis
Cluwes
Rhinehart Lester
Levige
Lewis Weber
Meypnis
Tenn
Aprilia
Heyl
J. Wadeck Sons
BEN KING NO MORE. Poet Ben King Found Dead in Kentucky
Ben King the Michigan poet and humorist who appeared with Opie Read at the local opera house was found dead in his Morehems house room in Bowring Greens. A heart disease death is suspected as clerks failed to wake him for a morning train. His body will be sent to St Joseph, Michigan, to join his wife and two children. Funeral rites will follow at St Joseph after arrival from Trowling Green.
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Hiorat
Tisited
Bowring Greens
T Ben King
Michigan
Opera House
Opie Read
Morehems House
Owensboro
King
Nis Gorae
St Joseph, Mich
Read
Cusco
Ife King
Trowling Green
L'vess Club
Elm
St. Joseph
Mich
Women to Be Masons Organizing Lodge in Chicago
Mrs Lease of Kansas sails to Chicago to found a lodge of women masons. She plans to organize first in Chicago then New York and other cities, with lectures at Madison Square and initiation of members into mason degrees. She notes European interest and aims to use genuine Masonic rites for women.
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Mes
Lewse
Chicago
Luciat
Luish
New York
Maison Square
Europe
Lrianos
Poisoning at Danville boarding house hospitalizes six men
Six men living as boarders at a Danville hotel were poisoned by caffeinated drinks Friday evening. One, James Mckenson Gaskill, 70, of Stillwater Minnesota, died after convulsions at 4 a.m. Saturday. five others remain in danger or out of danger. The landlord's wife Mrs Plunkett and a guest were only mildly affected. Authorities suspect deliberate poisoning aimed at one boarder.
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Polwon
Honedor
Danelle
TL Danvento
Mhunicetton Linvel Street
EL Owens
Zovio
Dolph Murray
James Mackenson
Walter Miller
Jaymes
Lhe
Stillwater
Minn
Danville
All Fair Buildings Sold at Private Sale
All the world fair structures were sold at private sale by the South Park commissioners. L A Garrett of St Louis bought the lot for 757?400. The deal includes Machinery Hall and the Administration, Centrality, Mines, Agriculture, Fisheries and Transportation buildings. Arb building remains with the Columbian museum, Convent La Rabida, two service buildings, and the Forestry building survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Garrett
St. Loulk
UniwaAao
South Park
Arb
Yield Columbian Museum
Exposition Company
Forrestry
Tillman Crusade Costs State Large Sum and Looms On
Governor Tillman vows to continue the crusade against Darling ton using militia despite 825000 spent and arrests of Constables McLenon and Culm. He will not seek a change of venue if convicted and warns of pardon interference. Morenes and Darlington dispensaries to reopen as spies search for more bootleg liquor. In St Louis, two large flouring mills shut recently, with fears of extended closures due to overproduction and low prices.
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Convanta
D. C
Tillman
Darlington
McLenon
Culm
Morenes
Darlingston
Dis Rennury Bay
So. Louis
Tou Chinery
Sequel to Cornell tragedy linked to poisoning death
A letter found at the scene hints at alleged conspiracy surrounding the Cornell banquet tragedy. WL Beneder dies by apparent self harm amid despondency after a recent Cornell incident. The note addressed to Lo Vlarius We White raises suspicions of involvement and concealment in the case.
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Tahavanv
APTI
Cornell University
WL Beneder
Uti
Cornell Frestien
Lis
Lo Vlarius
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Ile
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Iowa
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Dodge
IBM
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Martin van Buren
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Gley
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Webster
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Deny Bell
Mexander Stephens
Lincoln
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Soward
Sam
John C. Breckinridge
Orlonden
Bachari Ur
Daniel Webster
Mio
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Wis
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Gen Tones
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Rogals
Uchanso
Fassines
Hwy
Lkausen Drug Company
H. G. Iansen
Des Moines
A. King
H. V. Ning
Muansen
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mr. Ring Bells
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Goodale Marteil
GG. Gooddle
Azton
Gooddle
Afton
Goodala
Kral
Bahlerson
Nhold
Valdlerson
Mate
Hide
AL Balderson
Mr. Goodale
Kidd
Goodale
Tie
J Kit
White Hut
Baldevscit
Coxey's
Sean
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Miwon
Alomniy Ku
Lonni Mertoken
Ageilly
Collita Ate Doral
Se Huy Guy
Westbrook
Weis
Hester
Tie Werteside
Furtad Peardy
Grophota
South Bend
Ben King NO More
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