Strike Rights and Injunction Battle at Northern Pacific
In Milwaukee a court hearings over a bid by Northern Pacific receivers to stop union leaders and workers from quitting or striking. Lawyers dispute whether the right to strike can be limited by court order while arguing about the scope of federal labor protections and the power of receivers to operate the railroad without disruption.
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Milwarkee
Vie Attorneys
Northen Pacific Railroad
Fantay
Didge Jenkins
United States
John Spaaner
Vsow. Vitirper
Terre Mante
Ind
Quirtes, Spence & Quarles
Harper
Tie
North Pacific
Northern Pacific Etm
Tor
Wiese
Rmoodhoy
Atu
Carey
Jlurper
Congress
Cron
Jude
Estrike
Act of Congress
Ife
Ue Snen
Valle
Texas
Gall Sk
Qmaules
Urand
Chirke
Sererey
Quarles
Northern Pacific
Jenkins
Aly
Quartes
Oliver
Jab UL. McNaught
McNaught
Ompa
McNuaught
Mississippi tragedy ends in courthouse duel killing
In Attala County Mississippi Jackson, a prominent Democratic politician and merchant, was shot dead by Ratliffe a Populist legislator in Rosingsville courthouse. Russell and Sanders, bystanders, were fatally wounded. Ratliffe claimed self defense after a long running newspaper feud over a contested Senate vote. Ratliffe faced arrest amid a tense aftermath.
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Tran. Mareh
Mississippi
Ceenerett Nosevisto
Attala County
S A. Jackson
Samuel Russell
William Sans Luvs
Rev. Wood
Ratliffe
Missouri
de Vindicator
Jackson
Walthal
Rallite Aus Nn Va
Roscingsle Sature
Noone
Sanvust Brussell
William Sanders
Russell
Sanders
Rutetitta
Rawliffe
SLEW HIS KEEPER IN GUARK INA FRUIIESS ATTEMPT
In N di March 5 Joseph Wallwity alias John Matwite, a convict sentenced to twenty years, escaped his cell but was recaptured after a violent incident. Walter Walters and keeper Joseph Lippincott were involved. Lippincott was killed during the struggle and Wallwitz was recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mausdorey
Guark
Yrenvos
N. di
Joseph Wallwity
John Matwite
Jassouw
Lippincott Wallwitz
Release of Ea Willapiyen Ends Era of Chicago Shortstop
Telegraph from Hot Springs Ark reports Ed N. Williamson, famed ex shortstop for the Chicago club, died at 67 after dropsy. Williamson, a brilliant grounder, exceptional all round, starred for the New Orleans and Chicago teams and later played for Philadelphia and other circuits before retirement to business ventures.
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Ea Wiillapiyen
Hot
Wagon
Wiliamson
Oni
Wil
Ennsylvania
Yrolussionalaan
Orgaiaenon
Bedeg
Tuchiaepolis
Chicago
Éliu
Witeh Orpaniaation
Une
Right to Quit Spurs Key Rail Labor Case
Attorneys for the Northern Pacific receivers urged modification of interim orders in a rail labor dispute. They argued the concession to labor chiefs could ease tensions and avoid sweeping changes. Judge Jenkins weighed the motions as hearings continued with advisory guidance anticipated.
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Adaviauhen
Bhat Duce Denitin Peder Wan Yan Swoephur Minwauker
Marvel
RaNbiGd Satay Thik
Jenkins Wight
Ton Sweeping
Lebor
Girton
Lake
Janie Jentsins
Uisler
Explosion at Moosia works destroys building in Wilteendasr
An explosion at the Moosia works caused a building to collapse and killed several people including Thoms Welwis while others were seriously injured. Fire and emergency services responded as debris scattered and warning signals emerged for nearby residents about dangerous materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elie
Mousie
Thowitt Bianton
Bhawai
Ateauture
Bold Bill Passes Coinage Seigniorage Amid House Vote
The long debate over silver seigniorage and bullion coinage ends as the bill passes by a majority of 187 to 129. The measure establishes coinage of silver seigniorage, issue of silver certificates if needed, and sets treasury notes redemption rules, with 140 Democrats, 19 Republicans, and 8 Populists voting for it while 79 Republicans and 50 Democrats opposed.
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Mw Yale
Guéhwelte
Treasury
Tater
Gladstone to Step Down As Prime Minister Report
A leaked report says Gladstone plans retirement with secretary Me fiteton confirming resignation of Llu Pronier. An audience at Bucking Palace with the queen is said to reveal his intention to relinquish premiership due to failing sight and hearing, with official resignation anticipated Monday and Rosebery summoned.
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Felvata
Cone
Loxpoy
Ghadstone
Me Fitteton
Llu Pronier
Veo
Gladstone
Buck Ingham Palace
Pall Mall Gavette
Mr Gladstone
Mr. Gladestone
Lord Rosebery
Pall Mall Gazette
Wall Mall
House of Commons
Public Debt Rise and Lighthouse Tragedy Reported
The public debt statement shows February’s net increase at 840,042,15 with interest bearing debt at 225,872,000, up 40,881,010 for the month. A lighthouse collapse near Gardiner's Island claims Jonathan Miller, son of the keeper, as rescue efforts follow a severe storm and no light was found next morning.
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Joberust
Atiault
Gardiner’s
Sam
Caroliner's Island
Franks Miller
Jonaathan Millory
Hghthouse
Govicuds
Mills
John
A Better Feeling From Trade Review Amid War Strain
Shgon of Returning Contdents Dispensed by the Business SM nation New York. Dun & Co.'s weekly review notes mixed signals from war era markets. Demand grows slowly, with exhaustion of stocks, wage cuts, and reduced purchasing power. Output and shipments vary by region, while optimism persists in some areas. Jubal A. Early obituary notes mark the death of the Virginia general at Lynchburg after a storied Civil War career.
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SM Nation
York
Dun & Co
Une
Cpacrena
Bebrudry
United States
Chia
Misesissippi
Agricy
Dateeaga
N. J
Chicago
Bayers
St. Louis
Mwanikee
Uelum
Pour Joubers
Jubal A. A
Lynchburg
Virginis Olivers Gurnar
Lysonuune
Mareh J
Jibal Barly
Jubal
Barly
Prattleby Coursty
Vite
West Point
Tie
Third Artillery
Nest Woutanani
Tyan
Prage Uo
Cpenect
J. PB. Manuiauick
Virginia Volunteurs
MM Taw
Jackson
Nurly
Tlonduraa
Williamsburg
Moe
Delphwr
Cedar Crevle
Gem Shuridun
Hurly
Migret
Harly
Goo Custer
Wisnesbert
Wil
Gel Lae
Visiliey
Railroad Depot Robbed in Wyoming Village
Burglars entered the Mont, Elsthorn and Missouri Valley depot in Wark Wyoming on Wednesday night. The safe held 82,508 but was opened and money taken. Entrance gained via a window. No suspects seen locally. officials suspect outsiders connected to local promises.
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Caspr
Wyo
Remont
Elsthorn & Missour Valley
Tulvon
Explosion at Gibbstown factory kills workers
A violent explosion tore through a Repanno Chestval company building in Gibbstown Ny. The blast destroyed the forge and building, blew nearby structures, and could be felt miles away. One worker, Avi Ivins, was killed and others were injured as debris scattered.
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Repanno Chestval Company
Gibbstown
Thu Shoule
Avi Ivins
Wien
Striubires Ware
Dame Uged
Mystery of Valley Forge jewelry thefts at city firm
An Italian New York jewelry firm faced a puzzling series of injuries and thefts involving a famed last Alun dry Night cup studded with sums valued at $40,000. The object vanished from the Peinea and Mulberry streets area, prompting police to tighten watch. Sunday and Monday events stir calls for vigilance as investigators pursue clues tied to local terminals and suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Peinea
Mulberrye
Lehigh Coal & Iron restored to solvency in Wisconsin ruling
The Lehigh Coal & Iron Company, once insolvent after receivership since April 1803, has been declared solvent again by Judge Jenkins in Milwaukee. The court discharged the receiver and ordered the estate returned to the corporation with checks to creditors forthcoming.
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Pehle Company
Lehigh Coal & Iron
Milwaukee
Dunking
United States Circuit Court
Keates
Madison
Wis
St Maul
Judge Jenkins
Cont & Tran
Asc Apel
Givony Buat
Alain
Lehigh
Vaneum
United States
Cel Am Uvalas
Shico
Ita
Finkin
West Virginia
Pennayhuinky
Ohio
West Superior
Bualnesags
Yates
Rochester
Rochester, Buffalo & Pittsburgh Riflcom
Yates Wis
Lehigh Company
Allende
Yittes
Legh & Raglan Cow Company
Lehigh Coat & Iran Company
Bit Company
Melie Jataea U. Rivne
Gorin
Maryland
Sanator Erles
Sands
West Virginis
Fates
Ro Daty
Judge Junking
Regelvan
Locowysany
Evelver Daly
Denklins
Tity
Great Crusade to petition world governments on liquor control
A movement led by Miss Willard and Tandy Henry Somerset plans a global petition against traffic in alcohol and legalized wine. The petition, now exceeding two million signatures, will be presented to governments starting at the Women's Christian Temperance Union convention in the United States, with stops in Washington Exeter Hall London Naples Athens Jerusalem and Calvary. A special steamship charter is planned to carry the delegation and supporters across borders.
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Yemperinco
Maeve
New York
Prion Las Bees
Tandy
Henry Somerset
Miss Willard
Eer
de Gon
Willand
Women's Christian Pimperance Union
United States
Washington
New Yorke
Exeter
London
Naples
Italy
Wil We Athena
Jerusalem
Jersaben
Khudive
Duross
Cincinnati Ordinance Expands Population Toll Nearby Villages
A municipal measure passed under authority of the city government denounces a dupeisher and directs tax-like levies to Wobtieoad Clifton Avendale Lanaweed Riverside. Officials will add 10,000 residents by January 30, increasing the population of the area and altering funding for nearby villages.
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Cerswarh Mareh
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Ely
Babha
Wahitsh Valle
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