River and harbor debate dominates House agenda
The Fort Worth Gazette notes the House will devote most of the week to river and harbor legislation. It cites Congr Owain's proposal for a U S sub-treasury in Galveston and comments on editorials from Gatesville Advance Sun and the Morning News on water access and policy.
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Fort Worth Gazette
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Fort Worth
Dallas
Sabine Pass
Galveston
Knights of Labor Strike Aftermath and Powderly Letter
The strike appears over as railways resume business. Powderly's open letter to Jay Gould accuses him of wealth acquired improperly and urges arbitration and a suit against Knights members for damages. The public will judge, while courts remain available and violence is not to be resorted to.
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Jay Gould
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Bayxen
Westernnion Telegraph Company
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Gould Replies to Powderly in Sharp Letter on Labor War
Mr Gould responds to Mr Powderly at once and defends his stance against the Knights of Labor. He denies being a free citizen and cites age birth and self made success while urging legality and commerce. The item also notes Berlin labor watch order and silver coinage votes and praises Frank Lubbock in Galveston.
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Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
Powderly
Gould
Garr. S.C. Croug
St. Louis Republican Company
Burton
Green H. Coleman
Democrat
Mumta
San Jacinto
Dement
Nancy Gill
U. S
Texas
Alabama
Bryant
Cedar Creek
Mornin
John Carmean
J. N. Mayfield
Wien
Bergen
Tony Frater
Dimggs
Howard
Strike fallout and railway economy in the nation
The St Louis Railway Register argues the great strike is waning as knights of labor falter. It cites suppression of violence, resumption of work, and rising hiring, while warning the movement may end in failure and urging lawfulness. It notes related industry debates, tests of management, and regional commentary on labor.
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Knights of Labor
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East St. Louis
Knights
United States Court
United States politics and labor notes across Texas papers
The Galveston Tribune notes twenty one papers back Terrell and expects river and harbor bills to pass unchanged. Tur Navasola dirges for Major Buono in Congress. Temple Times backs Gon. Ross and lieutenant governor talk. Powprary testifies on Southwest labor troubles. Reigan and Cabell may be confirmed as US marshals. Foster favored for legislature. Western Union boycott spreads. St. Louis talks on Sunday museums. San Jacinto anniversary observed in Dallas. various figures tied to labor and politics appear across the week.
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Dallas
Tas
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pittsburgh Assembly
Knights of Labor
Chicago Assembly
Doug
Western Union
Ma. Ganrano
Telephone Investigation Committee
Ile
Garland
Pan-electric Telephone Company
Gould Roads
St. Louis
Fack Taylor
Tennessee
United Kingdom
Taylor
Large-scale boycot feared in threatened LA strike
Telegraphic news from April 1 reports Master Workman Evans of the District TOU Knights of Labor saying the union would raise up to 810,000 and perhaps 20,000 for southwestern strikers and begin boycotting Western Union. Other items note Baltimore and Ohio strike ending, Geronimo’s band moved to Fort Marion, Chicago train stoppage by strikers, Detroit newsboys strike, New York car drivers protest, and Arthur's critical condition amid labor tensions nationwide.
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Federation of Trades and Labor Unions
United States
Canada
Knights of Labor
New York City
Cnicano
Evans
Tou
Sperial
Tin Banner
Hovsrox
Geronimo
Fort Marion
San Augustine
Florida
Southern Pacific Railway
Fort Bowie
Arizona
Detroi
Mich
Evening News
Tront
New York
Third Avenue
Arthur
Bulmer
Trath
East Lee flood devastates village in Tanner Mass district
Special to the Banner reports East Lee and surrounding areas struck by a reservoir dam flood. Streets filled with four to six feet of water. Homes, barns and trees swept away. Residents named include Mr White and wife and two daughters, Mr King and family. Multiple people reported missing.
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Mass
East Lee
Reseveir
Mr. White
King Smd
Hazing humor and strange lore from old campus tales
A collage of eccentric anecdotes and letters on hazing incidents, aging veterans, and local curiosities. It recalls a professor joking about hazing antics and a mix of letters from various towns, noting health, longevity, and historic figures with a wry, period tone.
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