Subscriptions Rise as Examiner Offers Push Readers
The paper reports success from a two month clubbing offer lowering the Examiner from 3 to 20 per year and pairing with the Cincinnati Enquirer for a shared weekly package to attract new subscribers. It notes a growing readership in Geaverhead county and discusses reactions to the Debs arrest and the labor strike spreading east of Chicago.
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Examiner
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Thiaik
Ryser
Chiea
Pana
Chicago rail strike ends in deadly clash and mass disruption
A violent clash in Chicago stockyard district between Illinois National Guardsmen and railway strikers destroys 1200 to 1500 freight cars, many loaded, with losses near a million dollars. Federal troops guard Northern Pacific and other lines as routes to the Pacific coast are disrupted.
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Panhandle Road
Ilinois National Guards
Chicago Stock Yard
Northern Pacific
Union
Central Pacific
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Helena
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Laboring Man Appeals to President Debs on Rail Strike
A broad statement from the Knights of Labor leadership appeals to President Grover Cleveland in Washington and to Debs, arguing for federal action to curb railway company abuses. The text condemns corporate tyranny, calls for arbitration, and urges working people to unite for justice and economic relief.
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Governor Altgeld Demurs On Federal Troop Use In Illinois
Governor Altgeld sends a telegram to President Cleveland stating Illinois can handle its own issues without federal troops. He asserts the state has prepared forces including infantry and cavalry along the Cook County line and rejects the need for federal intervention.
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Modena University Helene Mon Res FLL Pewee and ML
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Mortens
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