Testimony on the Pullman strike and rail protests unfolds
Debs and other union leaders defend worker rights as federal troops quell unrest. Witnesses describe strikes, violence, arrests, and rail yard chaos across Chicago, with managers and police testifying on tactics, compensation, and enforcement. Debates on government ownership and arbitration are aired amid sharp partisan lines.
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Fatation
Debs
Himsel
Eld Vruthervoods
Ita Denertll
Wader
Ulu Torvent
Phoost
Raily
Kernan
Woodinme
Cudaco
Pullman-rattraad
Chicago
Mershals
Ravi Il
TL Witkin
Pullin
Jontya
Lea Seid
Pubunia
Rosell
Palla
Donielly
Che Mayrshiil
Willass
Ile Wis
Sitcen
Silver Should Be Free Resolutions Introduced in House
Aug 4 reported in Truune of Layesenteliveas and Monts Tartu presented free coinage resolutions to the house amid labor union backing. Signers include J J Kovereden and John A W Hayes with leaders of many unions, plus an accompanying address to organized labor and producers nationwide. The document argues for silver coinage amid economic distress and producer wealth creation. A separate note reports a drowning tragedy near Mevrle Lake with a young couple, Elmerty Mee Coy and Josie Colwell, perishing after a dispute. details sparse, rescue efforts ongoing and local authorities responding.
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Rey
Tartu
Mont
House
Wet J. J. Kovereden
Wart
John AW. Hayes
Warious of Laver
Stintel Camper
Allerivanm Wederdon Labor
Marion Butler
Tia National Farmers Aliiance
Envy
Umd 2
Organized Labor
United States
United Wetland
Vesgardeg
Beth
Mevrle
Josie Colwell
Pam
Green Street
Alise Colwell
William Melaunick
Wordsworth, O
Lake Brady
Train Robbery Near Milwaukee Street Station
A bold daylight train robbery occurred near a station just north of the line between Duck and Lake counties. Five bandits boarded a freight car, shot Conductor McCrath on the roof, and escaped into the Omaha Des Plaines area. a detective and a station agent were wounded while pursuing them. The robbers fled through fields to Milwaukee Avenue, were tracked by police, and surrounded in Deerfield after a gunfight. two shot men were captured, one died, others unharmed, as authorities recovered the suspects and weapons.
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Padiginen
Che Rock Halli End
Fecteau Mlerities
Hanidk
Fife
Weda
Fae Tony
Vokes Brennan
Je Wes
Hb Wild
Nas
Tealiedt
Leite
Aly Parson
Dane
Leaups
Ehlef
Init
Xorefen
Muarshalky
Bac Tire
Highway Rothers
Frelevant
Toho ‘Pd
Norton
Levantottha
Vee Bialing
Chicago
Dudwela Central
Attur Chu
Gaia Vnet & Bh
Roel
Ife
Tire
Vale
Dua- Tan
Wael Tahun System, and Was Bold That He Could Neb Cull Their Tricks Because Ine
Altus
Manaion YS
Thea
Ceteano
Milwakee & St. Taal Reul
Deerfield
Duck and Lake Counties
Matciglk Oywells
Raul
Carlachia Sorient
Fromlin
Rakemiai
Che
Trosa
Beer
St. Mandaid
Toukoub
Simmonds
Arb
Simaiwils
Pecrsons
McGirath
McCirath
Onicar McCrath
Marshal
Marshall Wis
Ami
Helds
Milwaukee Avenue
Melrath
Iwuse
St. Titles
Jose Pitts
Ous Ilolcomb Avenue
Tawrence Avenue
Dlenry Wyeerston
Lis
Wingen
Desplaines
Ula
Gordon
New York
Westel
Uitawuld
Lie
Pricy
Boris
Strikes and Arbitration Dominate Labor Conference
Witnesses at the labor conference discuss general strike potential and arbitration as remedies. Samuel Gomper’s testimony highlights a federation with about 2000 members and calls for federal action on labor disputes, while leaders debate arbitration versus strike as tools to improve workers’ conditions.
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Gompera Devinere
Ivits
Ant Sregedt
van Misberatinaep
Iim
Amertenre Bacauny Tinian
Missintier
Keman
Mir Debs
Soe
Waller
Mont
Guidertist
Dine
Eatood
Flebs
Comminston
Ty Bent Corporttions
Samuel Gomypers
Aamerleitt Federation
Jathur
Oly Weis
Sl Ui
wearuaittes Cramseverk Ghi+ COBO
Lauitetiie
United States
Eage
Aueriety Pedersen
Harbors
Aaetiniat Federation
AR. Wright
Federation
Teseks
Uae
Maymarket
Alon
Goupors
Sila
Ieallront
Ren
Las Compors
PLO
Icel Gan Opernia
Edo Net
Aline Saday
Tble Lohring Qeetiene
Mengees
County baseball courtship tale amid noisy season wrangles
A scrambled game account recalls county team drama with scattered names and events. The narrative mentions a county official, a sprig winon, and a sinkhole reference amid confusion over players and outcomes. Strong entities include Allanr A. Papeenti and Ward, but details remain garbled.
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Varraty
Periely
Allanr A. Papeenti
Eolahobshoier
Ant
Suffering at Pullman Town Pressures Relief Campaign
Governor Algreid toured Pullman amid dire poverty as 7,000 families faced starvation in the model town. He observed scant resources in tenement districts and urged immediate relief, appealing to residents and the Pullman company to act.
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Alteeld
Pullman
Damit
Chicaga
Puller Street
Ephery
Pultmat
Trelief
Gome
Eovernor Wade Lis
Atust
Springfeld
Algreld
Poate
Pellmen
Pellmint
Pothnan
tHlinais
Killed in a Wreck on Chicago and Northwestern Line
A Daily News special from Bert Aukingon Wisconsin reports four men killed in a freight train wreck No. 58 near Wisconsin on a Thursday morning. Three others were badly hurt as the lumber car axle creaked and buried victims under timbers. Names include Hempas Ingalls 40 Chicago Wardwood Timber, Charles Mein 30 Chicago, Stephen Onthe 40 Austin Texas with injuries listed. The dead and injured were brought to the nearest town.
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Wisconsin
Bert Aukingon
Wis
Chicago & Northwestern
Whursday
Wardwood
Hempas Ingalls
Ayak
Madison Street
Chicago
Charles Mein
Stephen Onthe
Austin
Tex
W. Waterman
Pals Street
Will
George Phunt
James G
Eveleston
Chicaro
Doug
Bradstreet's Trade Review Signals Cautious Yet Upbeat Tone
New York August report notes serious industry disturbances and drought in western states curtailing staples, but hints improved business sentiment and expansion indicators. It cites a near term rise in activity in Northwestern regions after Missouri and Gulf areas, with cautious gains in volume and confidence supporting overall trade outlook.
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Briedstreet
New York
Bradstreet
Missouri
Piantie and
Gulf
Volun
Leule
Elearliis
Co Howe
Irper
Carnage in Corea as Japanese Forces Suffer Rout
Dispatch from Corea reports nineteen warships and thirteen transports landed 0.000 men on the Watung river on the 18th. Chinese artillery unleashed heavy fire, breaking the Vapi force into tawe parts. Japanese retreat to the sea as fleet vessels block further Chinese assaults. losses said to be over 1,000.
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ATA
Chetpulpa
Corea
Chee-Boo
Watung River
Opu Chitse
Tawe
The Columbus Scale Amid United Mine Workers Conference
The state convention of the United Mine Workers discussed the Columbus scale of prizes, noting it is about 0 percent below the Spring Valley scale adapted in Dane. The Columbus scale, as it applies to Mt. Wyn, remains unclear but is described as a standard for 2 tons for sumps and seasonal adjustments for winter.
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Witlawis
United Mine- Workers, Springhibii
Ang
United Mine
dHinots von
Columbus Sefla
Cay
MT. Wis
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