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26 Apr 1894
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1894
Page
1
Coxeyites seize train in Montana protest riot
In a pitched clash lawmen and Coxeyites vie for a Northern Pacific train near Butte. Deputy marshals are outnumbered as 500 unemployed men refuse to surrender the locomotive and cars. President orders federal troops to arrest the gang and hold the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Fort Keogh
United States Court
G. EB. Rickarts
Billings
Mont
Coxey
Marshal McDermott
McDermott
Maes City
Miles City
Alaim
Northern Pacific
Page
Butte
Livingston
Hogan
Columbus
Crow
Plae
Montana A'Vision
Schofield
Washington
Merritt
Department of Dakota
Mon
United States
United States District Court
Pacific Coast
Minneapolis
Olney
North Dakota
Minnesota
Department of Justice
White House
Wesstera Pacific
P. T. Swaine
St. Paul
Europe
Wesley Merritt
Yellowstone Park
Swaine
John H. Page
Vent
Frederick
Kelly
Neola
Frye
Terre Haute
Ind
McLeansboro
Grayson
Platteville
Colo
Galven
Loveland
Randall
Chicago
Little Falls
Minn
Kutte
Monmouth
Ottumwa
Sullivan
Madison
Aubrey
Indianapolis
California
Orezgun
Coxeyites
Congress Debates Silver Coinage and Tariff Battle
Washington reports the house committee postponed the Meyer seigniorage bill and favors unlimited silver coinage, signaling a clash with Administration plans. The tariff debate intensifies with Democrats pushing for a swift bill, while Senate opposition targets the sugar schedule and income tax. Tom Reed protests enforcement of docking rules, and New York Democrats voice salary payment grievances over absent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Coinage
Meyer
Carlisle
House
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Bland
Senate
Mills
Hill
Sugar
Sugar Trust
Congress
Tom Reed
New York
MI7
Heroes of the War Rally for Evans in Alabama
Birmingham April 25 Special reports thousands of Confederate veterans in the city for reunions. General Evans praised by Gordon and greeted by Governor Jones as a future Georgia governor prospects rise amid wartime memories. Georgia and Alabama veterans display banners and exchange stories while plans for a Confederate monument progress. A Georgian, W. L. McCormack, dies after a fall at a saloon, and a large gathering endorses park creation and national recognition of Southern history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Sons of Confederates of Alabama
Sons of Alabama
Rufus N. Rhodes
Jefferson
Henry D. Clayton
Barbour
Merritt E. Clements
Limestone
Francis L. Pettus
Dallas
R. B. Kelly
Calhoun
Joseph H. Montgomery
J. A. Rountree
Morgan
Hawkins Westmoreland
R. P. Wetmore
Rev
D. B. Gray
George B. Johnson
Perry
Union Depot
Orieam
Shenandoah Valley
Army of Northern Virginia
Washington Artillery
Tigers
Old Georgia Military Institute
Colton
Aberdeen
Miss
Georgia
Old College
Marietta
Caldwell
Resaca
Jonesboro
Robert L. Rodgers
Atlanta
A. Hamilton
Judge Rodgers
Georgia Military Institute
C. A. Evans
Clement A. Evans
W. L. McCormack
Cedartown
Charity Hospital
Miller & Co
McCormack
Birmingham
Ala
Fred S. Ferguson
Winnie Davis
T. G. Jones
David J. Fox
John B. Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
Chicago
Camp Clayton Sons of Veterans
Stephen D. Lee
Mississippi
Oak Hill Cemetery
Dr. Jones
J. Wiliam Jones
Jones
Ferguson
Thomas G. Jones
Gordon
Congress of
United States
Chickamauga and
Chatttanooga National Military Park
Congress
Secretary of War
National Commission
Estab
National Park
Congress Debates Tax, Unemployment Works in District
In Washington on April 25 the senate heard a Peffer bill to create jobs for unemployed in the District of Columbia by building roads bridges and conduits with a $1.50 daily wage and eight hour days. A Nebraskan resolution defended peaceful assembly in D C and praised constitutional rights amid warnings of disorder. Sherman West and Walsh discussed amendments exempting loan and building associations from the income tax when loans fund home building, while other associations face tax on speculative activity. The tariff bill adjourns to 11 am start and 1 pm routine sessions continue through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Peffer
District of Columbia
Committee
House
Allen
Nebraska
United States
The
City
Capitol Grounds
Capitol Building
Harms
Gray
Sherman
Finance Committee
Walsh
George
Ohio
Snerman
West
Vest
Harris
Aldrich
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United States District Attorney
District of Montana
Army of the Unemployed
Cleveland
Helena
Tion
Harmon
Union Pacific
Montana Union
Smith
Bill
Mgr. Bland
Heroes OF the War
General Evans
Gover
Nor of
Gov. Jones
Evans
Sons of Veterans
REMSEN_CRAWFORD
Governor Jones
Coxey and
Tarife
Alden
MR. West
Mr. Fire
White
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