The Strike Extends Across Chicago Rail Lines
The Chicago Great Western workers join a nationwide Pullman boycott crippling eleven major routes including the Illinois Central Santa Fe and Grand Trunk. Strikers report progress toward a total boycott, with trains halted, perishable goods blocked, and police deployed to prevent clashes as Debs-led ARU expands actions across cities from St Paul to Chicago and Minneapolis.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
American Railway Union
Illncia ‘Central
Santa Fe
Chies
Grant Western
Chicago & Northern Pacific
Indiana
Wisconsin Central
Eastern Illinois
Wabash
Grand Trunk
Monon
Baltimore & Ohio
A. BR. A
St. Paul
Divais Central
Yirda
Fordham
Archer Ave
Northern Pacific
Fargo
Portland
Spokane
Great Western
South St. Paul
Milwaukee—Traizs
Burtington
Great Northern
Sooline
Souith St. Paul
Motor Iy
Dtutillery
Montana
Chicago Great Western
Frances President Elected by Electoral Assembly on Fivet Ballot
Versailles reports Onasimir-Periec Wee elected president of the French republic by the electoral assembly, securing 461 of 8ba votes. The Senate and Chamber of Deputies met in the national assembly at the palace of Versailles, a site of historic proclamations including the June 18 1871 event.
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Hiz-Premier
Versailles
Onasimir-Periec Wee
Onrnot
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
National Assembly
Versailion
William
Prussia
Germany
French National Assembly Opens Balloting for President
The assembly, led by Challomel-Lacour as senate president, opened after a Carnot tribute. It includes 864 members with 800 senators and 84 others. First ballot shows M. Cuelmilr-Perley receiving 451 of 863 votes cast amid an unexpectedly tight contest.
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Challomel-Lacour
Bia
Senate
Carnot
National Assembly
M. Cuelmilr-Perley
Democratic Ticket Nominated At Springfield Convention
The June 28 Springfield convention endorsed Franklin Mccveagh for U S senator and Harry Read for state superintendent with Bernard Y. Cleggett as state treasurer Julian Holmes Smith G L Plearonts and T Clendenin named for state university trustees The ticket reflects limited endorsement of the national administration amid a bitter platform fight led by Congressman Fithian against the administration and Chicago figures Hopking and Cable delivering victory despite strong opposition.
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Custom
Springfield
Ill
United States
Franklin Mccveagh
Herry Read
Bernard Y. Cleggett
State Trustees
State University
Julian Holmes Smith
G. L. Plearonts
T. Clendenin
Chicago
Platform Committee
Fithian
Cleveland
John P. Hopking
Ben ST. Cable
Attempted murder at Tremont house ends with scalp wound
In Phillips Wisconsin on July 28 Joe Seymour a gambler and tough fired five shots at his wife as she fled from the Tremont house to Rasmussen’s grocery and into the hotel bar room. He struck her with the gun causing a scalp wound though none of the bullets took effect. Threats of lynching arose but officers restrained the crowd.
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Tremont House
Tremont
Steamer Scienie Seized Over Guns for Cockatrice
London dispatch reports Constantinople authorities seized the English steamer Scienie carrying guns bound for the British warship Cockatrice at Sulina. Bosphorus passage barred without gun delivery to Turkey due to an informality.
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London
Daily News
Constantinople
Scienie
Cock‘ntrice
Sulina
Bosphorite
Turkey
Death Sentences for Lindhoff Murderers in Ramsey County
In St Paul two men Otto Wonigkalt and Charles Wemisch were sentenced to be hanged within three months for the murder of bartender Lindhoff. Gov Nelson to set exact date. Wenigkalt, who turned state's evidence, faced severe judgment while Wonnigkett admitted firing three shots. The courtroom atmosphere was solemn with Judge Kerr delivering the fatal words. The last execution in St Paul occurred in 1860.
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St. Paul
Otto Wonigkelt
Charles Wemisch
Lindhoff
Ramsey County
Nelson
Wenlgkalt
Mehtor Wexterce
Wenlgkelt
Ermlach
Wonnigkett
Kerr
Walla
Mach
Annie Belanski
Raneny
Hayes Plans Senate Bill On Railroad Disruptions
Washington June 30 General Secretary Treasurer Hayes of the Knights of Labor has named Senator Kyle to introduce in the Senate next week a resolution barring warrants or civil or criminal processes against any person alleged to have obstructed a railroad train. The measure would deem detaching Pullman or parlor cars from trains not an offense.
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Washington
Hayes
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Knights of Labor
Kyle
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House of Repesentatives
United States of America
Congress
United States
Aofe
Unrepentant Lyons and Paris threats in brief dispatches
Unrepentant Lyons speaks calmly of his crime while guards listen. A Paris dispatch reports a would be assassin near Premier Crispi’s house overheard threatening the premier. a large knife was found on the suspect. Also notes addresses and lectures by Roswell G. Herr in North and South Dakota. Detroit marks the Church of St Peter and Paul jubilee with a high mass as priests from nearby diocese attend. Capt Jerelsch sails from Milwaukee with a custom forty-foot cockle shell toward Stockholm in a lakes and Atlantic crossing attempt.
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Sourehet
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Rolemn
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New York
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Obituaries and crimes reported in London and Washington
Deaby of 2 Day London June 30 Lord Charles Russell died aged 63. Born 1807 he served as sergeant-ot-arma to the House of Simmons 1848 to 1875. Washington June 30 Rear Admiral Temple U S N retired died of apoplexy. Archie Seuman 25 killed near Theweridge from head wound from a heavy pallet. State Bank at Bradley June 30 two robbery attempts detected by professionals but foiled. intruders heard entering the building.
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