Great Boycott and Labor Strikes in Chicago
The piece reviews the days of the labor movement led by Debs and the A R U as Chicago and other cities faced a cautious strike. It notes reversed orders, scarce participation, railroad resumption, and a Cleveland appointed commission to investigate the controversy while officials clash over strike terms and responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Debs
Knights of Labor
Whiting
Ind
Standard Oil
Sacramento
Cal
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Bay
Cleveland
Friends of Labor Law
Congress
Commissioner of Labor
George M. Pullman
Pullman
New York Press
Lone Bluffton militia boy hurt in Monon train collision
Telegram reports Hoyt Acton of Bluffton militia injured while detachment on duty near Calumet river bridge. He returned home by 4 51 Lake Erie train amid crowds at the depot. Private Horton Acton of Company E was struck by a Monon train at 4 this morning and sustained a head wound and facial cuts.
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Hoyt Acton
Bluffton
Lake Erie
Young Acton
Hammond Tribune
Horton Acton
Calumet River Bridge
Company FE
Nolan
Harter
Company H
Warsaw
Monon
Lieut
Wessell
United States
Dougherty
Healey
Monon Road
Sergi Brown
Simon Stout
Stand Fast for Democracy Against Populist Split
Evansville Courier warns that labor divisions will sustain Republicans and urges Democrats to unite. It attacks third parties and warns of a standing army at polls, urging Democrats to stand fast for liberty equality and fraternity and to block populist efforts.
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Evansville
Chicago
Republican Party
Friends
Indiana
Inge
Courier
United States
Schofield
Democratic Party
Organized Labor
Bluffton Militia Rewarded With Homecoming Reception
Bluffton's militia returned from Hammond last evening greeted by soldiers and citizens. They were escorted to the armory amid praise for their zeal in answering the Governor's call. A large welcome at Washington Park with a supper and public cheers is planned.
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Bluffton
Hammond
Lake Eie
Washington Park
Bluffton Exchange Warns Girls On Street Flirting
An town column urges Bluffton readers to view street flirting as harmful to a young woman's reputation. It warns that even innocent flirting can brand a girl and taint her future prospects, while contrasting rural and town stereotypes about farmers and merchants.
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Bluffton
Cleveland Congratulated as Cleveland Ends Chaos
Washington reports President Cleveland and his cabinet flood of telegrams from across the country praising their prompt measures to restore order. Speaker Richardson presides pro tem as tariff conference odds and Knights of Labor chatter ripple through Washington.
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Cleveland
Congress
Richardson
Tenn
House
Crisp
Georgia
Democrats of the
Tariff Conference Committee
Messrs
Hayes
McGuire
French
Knights of Labor
Washington
Olney
Debs
Daniel
Virginia
Peffer
Kans
Senate
United States
Veffer
Gallinger
N. H
Ilinois
Davis
Minn
Teffer
First Reformed Church Opens After Repairs
Repairs completed on the First Reformed church with re painted interior and exterior walls new cathedral glass windows and a rich grain carpet. Pews revarnished swinging doors with cloth coverings plus four emblematic windows feature gospel law cross and butterfly motifs. The $500 cost was covered by member subscriptions and donations. Rev W W Hicks of the Baptist church preached the reopening sermon. Rev G H Souder summarized the improvements to a full sanctuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
W. W. Hicks
The
Baptist Church
G. H. Souder
The Cannery Sees Good Outlook for Bluffton Canning
The Bluffton Canning Co. reports strong demand for work as tomato crops ripen, with two to three weeks before full plant operation begins. Early tomatoes will feed Bluffton market, while sweet corn outlook dims due to dry weather. Can machinery runs smoothly with about 3,000 cans daily and will rise as workers gain experience.
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Bluffton Canning Co
Bluffton
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Kelliber
A. R.U
Hopkins
Hert Acton
Albert Knight
Zanesville
Demcracy
Benedict Arnold
Arnold
Home Again
Cleveland Congratulat
Washington News
U.S
the Cannery
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