Fatalities and damage from storms across Michigan Missouri and Detroit
May 3 reports describe fatalities near Hillsdale and Standish in Michigan as a storm caused lightning deaths and farm losses. In St Louis storms brought heavy rain and flooding with multiple buildings struck or damaged. Dutch sailors and other regions note ship and warship movements in English waters.
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Chicago Strikes Trigger Citywide Unrest and Legal Action
Suits for £25,000 each filed in Chicago Superior Court against Cornelius P. Shea and Janes B. Barry of the International Teamsters' Union, tied to the strike that paralyzed wagons and spurred mayoral resistance to militia call. Reports say Shea proposed settlement terms while employers declined, warning the field is nearly won. Street clashes continue as guards defend wagons, and police deploy clubs amid mounting unrest.
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Tragic double suicide shocks Blackpool area
In Blackpool on May 4 the bodies of Englishman Robert Rustiten Shaw and his wife Elizabeth were found in a suburb field with a revolver nearby. Shaw, who inherited a small fortune, had learned of his wife’s alleged past infidelity and, after briefing her to sail for Philadelphia, left together. Neighbors tailed them. shots were fired and both were killed. The couple, without children, had planned a U.S. visit to Mrs Shaw's mother.
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Rioting in Chicago Leaves Two Dead and Many Injured
Chicago dispatch reports two fatalities and about forty injuries from riots linked to a strike. Police and nonunion groups clash citywide. cars and wagons attacked, with stones, clubs, and gunfire. Team Owners refuse to deliver while Employers threaten contract cancellations. Five miles of violence, including shootings near Polk Street and Halsted Street, prompted a federal injunction to protect wagons.
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Ohio Olio: Spear and Pike County Political Fight
Live News Notes from Ohio report A D B Spear cashier of Citizens bank Oberlin sentenced to seven years in Ohio penitentiary after pleading guilty to false entries in bank books amid Mrs. Chadwick case. In Pike County, Republican central committee clash for state and senatorial conventions ends with Patterson leading, opposition led by Joel McKenzie and Dougherty, factions name delegations.
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Naval Hero Von Essen Predicts Long Range Battle
St Petersburg May 4 Captain Von Essen Port Arthur hero offers view on Ro jestvensky and Togo engagement noting long range fighting and the futility of torpedo attacks against a modern fleet. He cites telescopic sights, dated repairs, and the 12 inch guns likely to decide the clash while praising Ro jestvensky's steady preparation. He also covers torpedo defense lessons and the Sevastopol’s fate.
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