Strikers Riot at Winds Steel Plant Causes Widespread Disruption
Rioting at Winds Steel Company in South Obkleagu halted furnaces and the plate mill, leaving about 3,000 workers idle. Police clashed with striking barrow men and wheelers protected by 125 blue coats. Ringleaders arrested, plant cordoned, and Joliet operations affected amid tense stand off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winds Steel Company
South Obkleagu
Jenking
Acune
Gidoce
Eightyninth Street
Exchange Place
Thia
Condition Of The Crops In The Nation Report
Prof Moore of the United States Weather Bureau at Chicago reports crop conditions across the country. Northwestern states see ample rains and high temperatures aiding germination and growth while recent heavy rains delay farm work in parts of the Carolinas Virginia and Maryland. Corn planting progresses in the North and Central and Southern states though armyworm damage occurs. cotton finishing in the south and improving in the north. winter wheat unsettled by dry weather in Missouri and Illinois. tobacco and other crops noted.
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Maryland
Konetucky
Ohio
Varigue Statua
Wisconsin
Towa
South Dakota
Kanssa
Wanra
Esatarn
Nebraska
Southam
Michigan
Missouri
South East
Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Chicapo
Caroliana
Virginia
Tannessen
Record Heat Sweeps Northwest and Midwest in May
A prolonged heat wave hit the Midwest and Northwest with many areas recording new May highs. Indiana faced its hottest May day in 24 years as Indianapolis reports show temperatures near 90s and approaching 100 in surrounding areas. Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan also endured extreme heat with crops benefiting from recent rains though drought relief varied by location. Chicago and surrounding areas logged 90s in shade with officials noting the unusual early-summer warmth.
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Moiy
Lexa
Kansan
Weather Bureau
Iowa
South Dakota
Indiana
Indianapolis
Indianapo
Hedianapolis
Wisconsin
Chicago
Next Senate Tally Prompts Broad Political Shifts
The article notes the upcoming Senate composition by party and region, citing 43 Republicans, 30 Democrats, and 1 Populist. It details influence from apples trade, export shifts to Europe, and a call for military presence at Decoration Day in Andersonville to restore order. It also records local fiscal scandal involving City Treasurer Jacobs and a death by suicide amid a $50,000 shortfall, plus the death of Miss Harriet New of Elgin, Illinois.
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New York Assembly
Senate
New York
Yous
Usye
Jones
Arkansas
Edmunds
St. Louis
Penreve
Pennaylyagia
Coundil
Philadelphia
Matthews
Indiana
Sys
Missouri
Michigan
Detroit
Europe
Andersonville
Sumter County
Jacobs
Watte
Mont
Misa Larriet New
Af John Newnan
Elgin
St. Augusting
Phi
State Normal School of
Milwaukee
Macton Talbot
Palper
Woman's College
University of Chicago
the Royal University
Ireland
Canield
Nebraska State University
Ohio State University At
Columbus
Hilder Vrand
University of Leipsie
Stanford
University
Hawaiian Recall Vote Ties Thurston to Private Letters
Honolulu officials report a recall letter against Sinister Thurston read to the executive council. Thurston reportedly showed private letters at the legation from Upuolula. Gresham demands a written apology and Thurston resigns to take effect after a successor is appointed.
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Honolulu
Thurston Ia
Council
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Thurston
Legation
Upuolula
Gresham
Washington
Tates
Willa
Uwawaii
Bank Officers Confined In New York Prison Astonish Warden
A remarkable colony of sixty eight former bank officers sits in the Kinga County New York penitentiary under federal contract to hold felons. Warden Hayes notes the inmates include tellers presidents and cashiers from across the East and Southeast. He says the prison could staff a bank on short notice and has never had a janitor, watchman, or runaway messenger among them.
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Kinga County
N. Y
United States
Warden Hayes
Penitentary
East
Louisiana
Maine
Greater
New York
Judge Vincent Rules Against Coin in Hopkins Bet
In Chicago referee Vincent So decides in the Coin debate over monetary value. Ex mayor Hopkins Wilam Forrest and Stemuod Zeisler arranged a $40 wager on whether Coin led the monetary shift from 1792 to 1873. Harvey attacks the ruling as a farce.
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Vincent
Chicago
William A. Vincent
Fwane
Mr. Vincent
Hopkins
Wilam S. Forrest
Stemuod Zelsier
United States
Mr. Forrest
Mr. Hopkins
Forrest
Zeisler
W. WW. Harvey
Washington officials and officials noted for service and health
In this scattered summary from Washington, figures including Smith the Botanic Gardens superintendent, Herbert Moward named by the Secretary of the Navy, Senator Gear's health restoration, and Gen. Stanton receiving a Shoshone war bonnet are mentioned alongside notes on land sales in Pennsylvania for tax nonpayment, and other federal actions. Secretary Thurber denies a resident writing a book claim while reclassification of customs employees proceeds. Secretary of State Graham improves, Carlisle weighs in on quarantines for a Spanish steamer.
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Smith
Botanic Gardens
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Herbert Moward
Port Huron
Mich
Naval Academy
Senator Gear
Iowa
J. T. Nobrook
Peonsylvania
Gen
Stanton
Army
Fort Washakie
Wyo
Velvate
Thurber
Customs Service
Interior
Steynolds
Greaham
Carlisle
Lampa
Pis
United States
Jawa
Prizes in Education and Plant Study Debate
A discussion argues against offering prizes in schools, citing limited benefits and potential harm to overall discipline and motivation. It urges rewards to be tied to merit across the whole school and promotes hands on plant study methods using seeds, root and stem observations, and student home reports to foster genuine interest in nature.
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Raub
Shlef Onda
S.T. D
Haira
Buda
Canada Educational, Journal
Charles R. Skinner
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Republican State Committee
Jackson
Thomas &. Watson
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Tex
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Valentine
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la Crosse
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Republicana
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California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
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Bsassa
Massachusette
Minnesota
Mississippi
Montana
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New Jersey
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oregon
Pennsylvania
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South Carolina
Tenneysee
Texans
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Canada
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