Coxey's Army Faces Downgrading Allowances in Washington
April 28 dispatches from Washington report district commissioners denying Coxey movement open-air meeting permission citing public gathering and noise restrictions. Allen's Senate resolution censuring Washington authorities debates while Thurris cautions about armed response. 100 Springfield rifles ordered to the capital for potential Coxeyite clashes. Chicago rail officials vow to derail any train Kelly or followers attempt to steal, promising penalties. Iron workers announce plans to march on Washington with 20,000 members by May 5 independent of other groups.
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Wahitington
Wasinxerax
Coxey
Allen
Senate
Washington
Rexford
Express
Chicago
Rock Island & Wacife
Welly
Hamilton
Kelly
Cincada
Ironimoldess
Pending resolution spurs yeas and nays in senate vote
The session at Loeloek im saw Senators PelFer and Aven oppose the resolution’s displacement and demand a yea and nay vote. The tally showed Yeas 545 and Nays 6, with the negative vote listed by Bendturs Alien Dolph Kye Galtinje Kyle and Petter. Reports from Idaho note Coxeyar toy organizing in the Uriaur Alene mine district and possible train seizure.
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Loeloekim
PelFer
Aven
Mlen
Bendturs Alien
Dolph
Kye
Galtinge
Kyle
Petter
Editor jailed for contempt in Douglas County court
Edward Rosewater editor of the Bee was sentenced to thirty days imprisonment and fined $100 for contempt after being denied appeal. He remained jailed for six hours before the state supreme court granted a stay pending review. The case stemmed from a Bee article alleging bias in district court decisions regarding robbers at a rail depot.
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Sogewater
Outer Bee
Deadly self harm cases shock Michigan towns
Residents across Michigan report multiple self inflicted deaths from April 25. Sherman Jenney, 60, in Saginaw. Carvelius Unnrengur, age unknown, in Morenci. Lyman Aldrich, 76, in unknown location. Crovis Vrank Stevens, young man, in unknown place. Mrs Edward Hofacker, bride, poisoned with pre marriage poison.
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Michigaiy
Bemekelvey
Oe Lay
Dernorr
Mich
Michigan
Saginaw
Sherman ‘Jenney
Seealaa House
Mars
Kegan Carvelius Unnrengur
Morenci
Lyman Aldvich
Aed
Tual
Ehlovodim
Latte
Crovis Vrank Stevens
Nana Rial
Dward Hofacker
Gasoline Explosion Kills Two in Carondelet House Fire
A gasoline blast near Carondelet destroyed a house on the old military road south of Carondelet. Two children died and two adults were fatally wounded or severely burned. The incident occurred April 2, with a woman and other residents injured. A second note mentions proposed reorganization of the New York and New England label railroads with $285,000 capital stock.
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Sylows
April
Cashuir Rigg
Ailitary Vend
Carondelet
Fire destroys St Charles hotel killing four at Lovelock
A deadly blaze swept the St Charles hotel crushing the interior and killing four people as patrons fled through windows. John Riley leaped from the fourth story and perished. others leapt to the court yard with several missing. The destruction damaged Cannon Street and Cravier Street sections, with an estimated loss between 400000 and 4hy 000, and insurance around 202,800. The hotel, once touted as the nation’s first, housed 60 to 70 guests and linked to wartime figures and postwar politics.
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Lovelock
St Charles
John Riley
Ong Man
Tug Street
Qwall
Tavior Strant
Cannon Street
Cravier Street
St. Charles Street
West Cusras
United States
Jefferson Davis
Udana
Charleston
Lildees
Gon Beavers
iWiallig
Charse
Spos Mir
Tengeducnen
Mourning in Greece reports quake disaster aid plans
An official report from the Karbhinnual Now Numbers 230 details a devastating earthquake near Thebes and surrounding areas. Deaths reach hundreds with 230 bodies recovered and 317 counted injured in seven hours. The devastation extends to the coast. towns like Atalantia suffer losses, monasteries are struck, and tremors persist. Aid plans include allocating 200,000 Uruehimias for relief work and extended visits by Mingcorre.
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Jay Dentin
Karbhinnual
Agiress
Eyrthuanke Steicken
Mingcorre
Autuluty
Thebes
Rotephides
Lolris
Atalunbe
Pha
Burapetta
Largmnire
Melian Gulf
Movelist Mus A Alexand Inn In London Theatre Incident
Fragmentary report notes Mus A Alexand Inn, two years since Jane, knee injury while seated in a theater dress wagon. Unable to walk without a stick, breeding trotter success tied to trotting spare finances. Describes herd work against horse tails in London and fines for offenders.
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Alexaninn
Jane
Lomdlon
Washington D C Coxey Army Parade Near White House
Voxey's army camps near the White House as thousands gather in Washington for a plaza parade. Legal Tender joins the march with a child figure as crowds pour through Brightwood Park and officials prepare for a major mobilization with 4000 likely attendees.
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Corey
Ontalktes
Washington
Pril
Voxey
White House
Brightwoodt Park
Jonathan
Osborne
Gelrens
Ruvlevite
Philadelphia
Tam
Sanday Tae
District of Cosmalite
Great Conemarse
Bruners
Browne
Columbis
United
Stites
Brightwood Park
Wil
Te Park
Coxey
New Labor Union Advocates National Trade Organization
A meeting in Woodman's hall gathered as many as 100 labor leaders, including Samuel Gompers and other prominent figures, to discuss forming a new national trade union absorbing the Knights of Labor and the American Federation of Labor. A committee was authorized to issue a call for continued talks and a convention set for September 15, 1892, to pursue a united labor front across industries.
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OrganizeGi
Neal
Joseph R. Bachman
New York
Knights of Lauber
Woodman's Hall
Jm New National Trade Orgunization
Knights of Labor
American Foderation of Labor
Buchanan
Gompers
Federation of One Port
Bussderry
Scranton
McNell
Buston
Schoentarber
Dear
Mawhey
Henry Wilton
Brotherhood of
George M. Verkins
Clgar
Dnrertabuneal Uitign
ML Oa. Murphy
Geneal Labor Union
Dina Phillips
Unelbed Hullurs
North Americs
M. McDermost
Enement Enters
Dnilaedelphiy
John Detusaml A. Wricht
Toronto Nalenis
Willitea McCall Vans
Somibson
Crurhiin Waaitees
Ualony Lawton
Saumadevalen
Wallers
Ceiatory Ve
Oh. Morrikoy
Drotherhood of
Dsibyay Tralhmen
Knights of Lahoy
Anturiean Federation
Lahore
Great Northern Theoployment Trouble and Labor Orders
Local report details possible lowered wages and a push by Knights of Labor with threats to strike at Great Northern and North Dalat. Federal troops may aid service on strikers as President begins wage restoration for engineers and unity calls for workers to return.
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Knights of Labor
la Paca
Minn
United States
North Dalat
Hil
Ail Fremen
Amt Brotherhood
Work Avenue
Des Moines Holds Fast as Kellys Army Marches on
Kellyn Des Moines reports detail the arrival of Kellys industrial army, exhausted and hungry after an 81 mile march. police move to Valley Junction and Walnut Creek as citizens supply aid, yet the city refuses rations until barracks are established. General Weaver accompanies Kelly who vows not to steal a train, and rail officials say the road cannot carry the march.
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Phiscoty
Kelly
Grand Avenus
Elly
Rock Island
van Meter
Des Moines
Valley
Walnut Croak
J. Weaver
Atd
O'Cloel
la Des Moines
Hillis
Johngson
Saeril McCgurragl
Polls Cousty
Lis
Herry
Weaver
Hawk
Tien Weare
Creenwood Boulevard
Leland Avenue
Greenweaid
Towlevard
Sony
Dunlap
May End Imminent as Miners Seek Settlement
Relief workers and operators in the United Mine Workers district report efforts to settle the strike. W V Read is mediating with Pittsburgh operators who hold crucial leverage. President Mobivide notes letters from operators proposing a settlement, with miners ready to meet. The plan aims to adjust wage scales across competitive fields and ease the strike. A broader April wave movement targets Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania operators to end the stoppage.
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Arcac Mtlers
Opreaters
Korps
Virrysucicn
Pail Wo
Unite Mine Workers Union
W. V. Read
Pittsburgh
Leas
Mobvide
United Mine Workers
Lato
Winust
Voalming
Ilinois
Kinna
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Titis Cam
Household Hints Scribbled In Comic Style
A quirky, jumbled note lists odd kitchen tips. It mentions avoiding newspapers, preparing foods by the middle, and using borax in tea, plus a method to make wings with kerosene polish. The items read more like garbled family tips than clear instructions.
Tragedy and reform mix in Iowa news items
Iowa stories recount a deadly shooting after divorce proceedings in Oskaloosa, a family mental health crisis in Salem, and a woman suffrage clarification. Other notes cover banking trends, legal ordinances in Reinbeck, a banker’s missteps, a jury disruption, fires, accidents, and civic projects in Des Moines and surrounding counties.
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Qolumne
Mrnison Coxeytios Vrovalay
Senon
Trospa- Kelly
Idaho
Coxeyar Toy
Uaiur Alene
Ueneral Qiney
United States Marshal of Idaho
Anay
Wney
United Sites
Acrest Atray He
Worr
Ming
Northern Pacific
Refelvel
For Keogls
Forsythe
Hogan
Siaasos
Mont
Apii
Columbus
Taown Ithwinter
Srotank Wash
Hanford
United States Court
Maorshial Vinson
Suivure
Svive
Pote
Seattle
Teonin
Uncle Sands Tlason
Sea
Aeseived
Wor
Tom
Cuitiis
Ave
Mass
Lassen States Armory
Sey
Ketly
Vounell
Poles Brennan
Tle
Conusunis
RODIN
New Orleans
Hatal
St. Charles
Bess
Greece
Atalantia
St Catherine
Limi
Ceruchiorion
Yan
London
NEW Labor Union
Theop
Patsied
Kellyn Des Moines
Moris
Amade Tyren Marsily
Iowa State News
Hank
Tisadd Cotetthorn
Rank Wintniner Doba Melingh
Hanks
Fawn
Sue
Reinbeck
Tast
Reinbeek
George Croft
Oglaloosa
Croft
Ebbgy
Xelol
Mimily Hiatt
Nex Salem
Meannt Pleasant
Simuel
Insine
Edward Foreman
Banka
Robert Mitchell
Muhaska County
Tettine Mitchell
Mitchell
Oskaloosa
Thness
Wiese
Henry Desch
Mennett-Wiese Imurder
Marshalstown
Wallen
Descl
Boone Yard
Spencer Beawn
All Tews Falls
Freddie Johnson
A. Johnson
Dehayedan
Anburn
Norton, Tathrop & Go
RT. Wellstayer
CC. Loomis
le Weaver
Des Moiires
Charles Dickens
Neu of
Burglariguyge
Kenkinks
Versehier
Board of
Tevents
The
State University
Laws City
Vost
Septeh-leish Society of America
Keblin Des Moines Nox Jane
Vrown'y Woods
Jim C. Thomas Browne
Pairfield
Kuoule
Daha Lindo
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