Labor Unions in Chicago Hit by Broad Strike Turmoil
Chicago unions claim about 100000 members across trades face disruption as 3000 painters, export butchers and other workers walk out in sympathy with the American Railway Union. Leaders warn of packing house disturbances, with Govs and Gompers present in a Federation of Labor meeting to decide next steps.
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Nnion
Soversign
Ebrike
American Railway Union
Armour
Swift
Morris
Packere End
Debs
Inler
Atria
Hiotera
American Federation of Labor
Curcaco
Brigge House
Samuel Gompers
C. L. Drummond
Jos, Bartell
Chris Evans
P. J. Motiaire
W. &. Mardon
John B. Lennon
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Cigarmakers’ Union
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Collision on Burlington Line Kills Several
Reports from Cuiovco July 12 describe a Burlington road collision at fifteenth and Jackson, with multiple passengers killed. Debs and followers consult lawyers on indicting railroad general managers under interstate commerce law as unions consider strike outcomes and possible settlements.
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Gompera
Betier 4T Detroit Seams Ready to Call It Os and Go Back to Work
Detroit reports indicate railway workers are returning to duties as trains resume punctual service. Pittsburg quiet. officials expect no broad walkouts. Toledo sees nine major lines tied up by the strike including Pennsylvania, Clover Leaf, Lake Shore, and Michigan Central. Wheeling and Lake Erie discharges all employees on its line.
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Michigan Central
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Ann Arbor
Clover Leaf
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Trouble in Chicago Subdues as Trains Run Safely
Reports from July describe Chicago stockyards quiet with regulars present and only a few small fires last night. Elsewhere mobs caused limited flareups in Galveston and other cities. In Sacramento regular troops arrived and workers stood down, allowing trains to move normally. A large fire of 3 million dollars erupted at docks in Havana.
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Olney
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Galveston
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Poeneamon
Arrests and delegates mark Capaca political crackdown
President Debs Howard and Kelliher, Vice President, were arrested on conspiracy to block the United States mail. Bail set at $10,000 each. County conventions across the state elected delegates, listing dozens of names district by district, including Cass, Cavalier, Dickey, Eddy, Grand Forks, Nelson and Ramsey counties. Published in Capaca on July 11.
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Debs
Howard
Kelliher
United States
Olney
Cass
O. C. Schuyler
Q. A. Pollock
F. A. Bristol
Lyon
H. Harrington
John Quamn
P. P. Chavey
Frank Lynch
F. H. Carter
W. H. Burnett
J. J. Bond
H. M
Democratic County Convention Called for Burleigh County
A Democratic delegate convention for Burleigh County meets at the Bismarck courthouse on Saturday July 14 1894 to elect seven delegates to the state convention in Grand Forks and to nominate county officers. Precincts 1 through 24 specify wards townships and polling places with delegate allocations, dates, and hours for caucuses leading to the November 1894 general election.
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Fort Rice Reservation
Boyds Township
School House
Logan
White Townships
Logan Township
Long Lake
Morton
Walter Brisco
Morton Township
Telfer
Manning
Manning Township
Gibbs’ School House
Menoken
Sterling Bool
Renee Caucus
Cautus
Cou School House
Missouri River
North Glencoe School House
Painted Woods Township
Ted. Woods
Orofte
Bakwey Seewap
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