Postmen protest amid police presence in London march
A 2500 strong police force faced a march by 1500 postmen down Oxford street led by a band to Memorial Hall. A noisy meeting passed resolutions calling for shorter hours and higher pay. Postmaster General Raikes warns of up to five years' imprisonment for disobeying orders.
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Quiet Germany May Day Observance Falls Flat
Quiet conditions prevail in the city as many workers resume labor at Loewe and Finster Ross, with only a handful absent. Reported strikes in Leipzig and Halle are minor, while 216 small factory owners grant holidays. 10,000 marchers mostly seek a holiday, not a protest, as authorities limit police action.
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Riot Destroys Demonstration at Pesth Mill
Rioting workers in Pesth clashed with authorities as troops charged with fixed bayonets. The crowd dispersed after bayonet wounds were inflicted. the rolling mill stayed open and operations continued.
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Ireland Land Bill Debated in Commons Amid Opposition
In the House of Commons on May 1 date Mr Balfour argued the land purchase bill aligns with party traditions and benefits national aims. He cited opposition figures including Parnell Gladstone Harcourt Dillon and Healy while noting Ireland’s normal condition and potential landlord cooperation. The bill won the second reading 348 to 268.
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Esignation of Thomas P Murray shocks Depuam Board
May 1 notes a surprise resignation from the Depuam Board of Selectmen member Thomas P Murray who previously defeated Dr Babcock. Murray cites opposition to Superintendent Murphy and claims Murphy’s competence. Four board members call the step unwise and question its timing.
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Labor men at home quiet strikeSupport appeal in Boston carpenters union move
Boston carpenters 1800 strong walk off jobs then gather at Meionaon to discuss actions. Pickets posted at construction sites to deter nonunion workers. Masters claim difficulty in finding replacements while unions call for an eighthour day with eight hours pay. Joint committees form to settle disputes and avoid strikes. Public meetings planned with speakers including A B Alger and J Coveney.
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Washington Street
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Progressive Stonecutters’ Association
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Joint Committee
Somerville
Cambridge
Chicago Labor Parade Sets Eight Hour Rally Tone
Chicago May Day parade drew 25 000 to 30 000 workers marching four miles in two hours led by carpenters with 6000 participants and Knights of Labor, followed by stone masons metal workers printers and more. Crowds cheered with mottos on floats as rain curtailed evening speeches at Union Square.
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McCalla Defence Opens In Navy Trial
The McCalla defence in the Navy Department case opens with records showing approval of some acts and Walker's bad character. Lieutenant Mulligan says McCalla struck Walker lightly with a sword to subdue him after Walker’s obscene language failed. Paymaster Mudd corroborates. The trial adjourned.
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James Palmer Hanged at New Hampshire State Prison
Concord reports James Palmer was executed by hanging in the State Prison forenoon. The drop fell at 11 03 and he was pronounced dead at 11 18. He showed nerve to the end and made no confession or statement on the scaffold.
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Amherst College Nine Defeated by Boston Athletic Association
The Amherst College nine lost to the Boston Athletic Association on the South End grounds. Rain shortened the game to eight innings with the B A A players excelling in the field and batting, while Amherst struggled at the plate. McPherson and Carleton pitched for the Athletic Association, Houghton and Cutler for Amherst.
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Noble sues associations over alcryon race reputational harm
Frank C. Noble owner of the stallion Alcryon sues the National Trotting Association Philip P. Johnson and Standard Stock Farm for 25000 dollars each. He alleges the Boston fall race between Alcryon and Nelson was not fixed, that he and his driver Robins were suspended without notice, and that the suspensions damaged his reputation.
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Transatlantic ship arrivals and agents listed in Boston and New York
A dated roster shows numerous vessels and origins tied to May 1 with ships from Glasgow Liverpool Boston and New York sailing to Hamburg London and Liverpool. Trade agents Snow & Co and Horatio Harris & Co list commission and auction duties at North Market Street and Bate Street.
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Saale
Fastnet
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Joe Fastnet
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Bate Street
Stonington
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Bank Shares Listed in 19th Century Public Notice
The document lists shares held by investors in multiple institutions including Blackstone National Bank Tremont National Bank Eliot National Bank State National Bank Cocheco Manufacturing Company Continental Mills Middlesex Company and Edwards Company indicating a transfer or holding of stock in these entities.
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