Farmers Alliance creed and a violent New York bombing
The long state alliance roster lists presidents secretaries and officials for county alliances and the Supreme Council with a declaration of principles urging unity temperance and labor rights. Separately a maniacal blast at Russell Sage’s office in New York injures several clerks and kills the bomber as investigators identify a suspect Hiram J Wilson a likely escaped lunatic from Warren County farms and rail lines.
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Ima Osea
Elynsen
Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union
New York
Russell Sage
Seriou
Falling Wall Tragedy in St Paul Building Collapse
A center wall of the Shepard building collapsed burying workers after a fire-weakened structure. Ten men were pulled free within an hour, five killed and five wounded. Victims include contractor Wilcox and several named workers. cause cited as heavy debris causing the wall to fail without warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mant
St. Pavia
Mian
Dee, S
St. Paul
Shepard
Farwell, Ozman & Kirk
Clark
Martin
Wilcox
Ilis
Edward 5. Wilcox
Ifaas Hanson
Charles Katrinski
Pole
George Shapineki
Charles Larson
John Adamski
Frank Marcia
Jon Warren
Thomas Somatra
Frank J. Lether
Samuel Peters
Ex-Emperor Dom Pedro of Brazil Dies in Paris
Dom Pedro II of Brazil, born December 2, 1825, died in Paris from congestion of the lungs. His reign was marked by kindness and emancipation of slaves. In 1850 an assassination attempt occurred. later a manifesto by Marshal da Fonseca prompted abdication and exile to Lisbon. He lived in Europe thereafter. In other news, twenty drowned after barges overturned near Croton Point. Earl Russell case verdict in London. and early December trade notes from Dun and Co. reflect cautious improvement with slower collections.
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Brazil
Paris
Dom Pedro
Dom Pedro Sr
Empero
Marshal da Fonseca
Lisbon
Europe
Postmaster General Wanamaker Seeks Postal Self-Sufficiency
Report outlines deficit reduction and plans to merge railway mail and post office roles, expand rural free delivery, and integrate electricity, telegraph, and telephone services. Highlights merit-based promotions, physical exams for heavy labor, steamship subsidies, and savings deposits. Includes execution news from Mount Vesvox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamaker
Wasmsatoy
Postmasters General
Jather
Talspan
Teelas
Thi West Ace
Sil
New York
Rauwal
Post
Coustey
Vitalix
Cours
Hnwense
Congress
Sailor
Smiler
Oklahoma
Three Populists Elected to Legislatures in Virginia and Washington
The article notes three People's Party men elected to the Virginia legislature and three similar seats won in Washington. It advocates dissent in a just cause as more honorable than victory in a flawed fight, emphasizing equality before financial struggles and enduring principles of truth, life, liberty.
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People's Party
Virginia
Washington
legisla_ture
United States
Germany
Ohio
Foraker
Sherman
Pacific Union Alliance
Nebraska
Edgerton
Barber County
Jerry Simpson
Pittsburgh Kansan
Pell
Kansas
Alliance Tribune
Foster's Falsehood in Bankers' Convention Letter
Secretary Buster's adverse stance on truth surfaces in a New Orleans bankers' convention missive detailing the act of July 14, 1699 for purchasing 4,500,008 ounces of savers monthly and payment with United Rates treasury notes as the notes to them full legal tende.
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Buster
Bankers’ Convention
New Orleans
United Rates Treasury
Foster
Treasury
Congress
Supreme Court
Chicago
A Goldbugs Solicitude and the Silver Question
A collection of snippets arguing the silver coinage issue and monetary policy. It cites John Sherman, Grover Cleveland, and various party figures, asserting silver remonetization would aid workers, while attacking gold interests. The text links labor prosperity to money volume and critiques political leaders across multiple states and papers.
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John Sherman
Paulding
Grover Cleveland
Alent
Shry
Lgborer
Sherman
Ohio
Missouri
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Linewly
Pemaklin
Alliance Directory
State Alliance
J. H. Jamison
Cliftonville
Tepton
T. LaTlannah
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Went
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A. M. Newman
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Juan
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Frank Robertson
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William &. Laidlow
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Ellen McGuire
Cornell Towing Co
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Studion
Croton Point
Earl
Loxnox
Russell
Earl Russell
UAW
R G, Dun & Co
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Pears
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St Paul
the Post Office
Mount Vesvox
Charles Meirin Seaton
Lewis Channel
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Seaton
Boon
Farmers’ Alliance
Ely Ams
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U, S
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Jos Prete
Spoutmans
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Tir
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Pullman Palace
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Tin Union Depot
Union Depot
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California
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A. Ki. Hanson
T. J. Hudson
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Sam Lightfoot
Brookhaven
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