Pittsburgh meeting eyed to curb national price controls
Domestic items report a Pittsburgh gathering of leaders from major steel firms planning steps to form an organization to regulate prices. The dispatch notes widespread northwest improvements in rates, pasturage, and crops, along with a spate of crime, political moves, and disasters across several states.
Various 1890s incidents highlight troubled times in nations and towns
A sprawling list notes Tim Wall Savers' association electing ex governor Ro Oglesby of Illinois as president in Detroit, deadly car accidents in Wisconsin, Bloomington business leader Joy Skinner’s death during a funeral, and Denver forming a company to run the first steamboat on the Colorado river. Other items report a Carson Tribune editor fined and jailed, a Fleetwood track win near New York, a Butler Kentucky farmer killing his wife and himself, a Little Rock free silver editors convention call, and American Bar association elections in Detroit.
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Labor Day Celebrations Split by Rival Labor Groups in 1895 Chicago
In Chicago on Labor Day 1895 the con gress and the Trade and Labor Assembly held separate parades. About 15,000 joined the Labor congress procession along the lake front, while the Building Trades Council led roughly 2,000 from Market to Orden's grove. The Bricklayers stayed out of both parades, Blue Island demonstrations occurred, and police prevented red flags. Other cities reported large gatherings, including Newark, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Bloomington, St Louis, and Detroit, as Debs and labor leaders urged unity against judicial power and corporate influence. A separate item notes a brutal fight between a horse and hog near Parattes and Pientes Ncenpy area, resulting in both animals’ deaths.
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Troops Deployed as Michigan Strike Cries for Aid
In Ishpeming, Marquette and Ironwood districts the fifth UP militia regiment arrived with four steam shovel gangs to guard ore shipments. Strikers jeered but did not cross lines. leaders condemned local officials and called for troop withdrawal. Union meeting failed to pass wage relief. President Cond resigns amid tensions.
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Sedan Victory Celebration Drums Across Germany
Berlin observes the twenty fifth anniversary of Sedan with sunlit crowds, a royal review by Emperor William, and a parade of veterans including about forty American participants. Hamburg marks the holiday with decorations, services, and general demonstrations of patriotism. Krupp honors workers with a 106 mark gift.
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Horrible double murder suicide in Hot Springs cottage
Special report from Hot Springs Ark states Monday afternoon the bodies of Dr M Remington and his mother Mrs Mary E Remington were found at 150 Whittington Ave The scene showed a crushed skull and throat cut the wife/mother slain first suspected between Thursday and Saturday evenings The physician a former deputy head of a health body and reportedly addicted to opiates appeared demented Based on unreadable OCR passages the article notes an advanced decomposition and disarray in the cottage
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New Monuments in Paris and Kenneluinkport Exhibit
A statue for New Roxbury is planned in Paris near Shakespeare Place. A 13 thousand pound roxbury pudding stone monument marks the Jeruve of Sains Tones at Kenneluinkport, MA. Anoye of Charles Skinner by Elaine Lewis is shown at the Allnachi exhibit in the Negro building at the Alenti exposition. Tasanoa will craft the Nergo role in Boite’s new opera Nerone.
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