Pullman Boycott Urges Empty Cars Across Nation
The American Railway Union issues a public appeal calling all workers and supporters to refrain from riding Pullman cars to force the company to grant justice. The statement denounces wage cuts and rents, pledges continued lawful pressure, and seeks to expose the railroad giant to public scrutiny as the strike unfolds. It accompanies indictments of 73 union officials and ongoing legal actions in Chicago and federal courts.
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Chicago
Howard
Kellner
Rogers
American Railway Union
Officinia
Ooo
Pullman
Pullman Company
Inbor
Humanity
Fnod
Federal Grand Jury
Vail
William E. Barna
J. J. Doyle
Martin Elliott
Roy M. Goodwin
James Hogan
Doyle
Union
Burns
Mike McDonald
Fire mob accusation and rail labor indictments unfold
A fragmentary report cites two men paid to start a large fire in Blue Island with inflammable waste. Grand jury indictments total around twenty-three, naming Debs, Howard, Kelcher, Rogers, and other officers for acts during railroad troubles. Troops deployed, shay workers sought, 1000 will be needed to resume operations.
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Debps
Chicago
Eugene
Debs
George W. Howard
JL. W. Rogers
Eylyester Kelcher
A. R UU
Seaman
United States
Witwit Court
Woods and
Greescup
At‘ke
Marshal Arnedd
Milchrist Aled
Trtropt
Tudies Gresscup
Woods
Uumans
Santa Fe
Erwin
Fudge Seaman
Dobg
North Butte
Mont
Minogeys
Heted
J. G. Hanahan
The
Brotherhood
Anguatus Hodges
Brighton Park
Hanahan
Howard
Kelcher
Rogers
Hanahon
Stork
Pullman Works
Pullman Laandry
Oon- Union
Pullman
K. of L
Olney
Eugene V. Debs
Cleveland
Iso
Fraight Dar
Oblengo
Cartain
Blue Island
Pickerton
Federal Grand Jury
Faege Seaman's Court
Milchrist
A. Ht
Traini
Grand Jury
Milchvist
Madison Barracks
Sacketts Harbor
Lake Shore Road
Fort Sheridan
Port Sheridan
Riley, Brady, Leavenworth
Niobrara
Middleton
Maey
America
Secord
Yielia
Retoim Mail
Augusta
Republicans Name Wall Campaign Central Committee
St Paul July 23 Hon A Barto Sauk Center chaired state convention announced the central committee with members at large Tams Bixby Red Wing N W Kingsley Austin H Brown Minneapolis Alvah Eastman St Cloud John Goodnow Minneapolis Harris Richardson St Paul Andrew Grindeland Werren First district John Beyers Hastings Second district Hi Warner St Paul Third district M B Webber Winona Fourth district D F Morgan Minneapolis Fifth district J M Diment Owatonna Sixth District George B McArthur Blue Earth City Seventh district H S Corliss Fergus Falls Eighth district J H Ackerman Young America Ninth district W W Smith Steepy Eye Tenth district O G Wall Lanesboro Eleventh district E O Swanstrom Duluth Twelfth district A B D Rice Willmar Thirteenth district Alex Fiddes Jackson Fourteenth district QO H Myron Adn Fifteseth district W St Baum bach Wadena Sixteenth district O O Cunestorp Ethow Lake
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A. Barto
Sauk Center
Tams Bixby
Red Wing
N. W. Kingsley
Austin
H. ¥. Brown
Minneapolis
Alvah Eastman
St. Cloud
John Goodnow
Harris
Fergus Falls
J. H. Ackerman
Young America
W. W. Smith
Steepy Eye
O. G. Wall
Lanesboro
E. O. Swanstrom
Duluth
A. BD. Rice
Willmar
Alex Fiddes
Jackson
QO. H. Myron
Adn
Fifteseth
Senators Probe Source Of Sugar Stock Rumors
Washington July 23 The senate sugar trust investigating committee widens its inquiry to uncover the origin of rumors linking senators to sugar stock speculation. Testimony Saturday points to a non resident individual believed to be the source, with efforts under way to locate him and compel testimony.
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Washington
Senate Sugar Trust
Ecnatora
Sugar Trust
Witneesses
Minneapolis Man Found Dying In Pasadena Crisis
Horace Mills was found dying in Pasadena last evening after taking carbolic acid in a personal crisis. Efforts to save him failed and he died this afternoon. Mills, a well to do man, came West four months ago from Minneapolis for his health, and his wife is left in distress.
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Minneapolia
Pasadena
Cal
Horace Mills
Mills
Minneagolia
Fight Over Beer Ends With Dozen Injured in Stock Yards
In Chicago on July 28 a street brawl in the stock yards district left ten men hospitalized after a dispute over a beer can. Notable injuries include Stanislaus Weecneka with a facial wound, George Telanka with multiple cuts, and Paul Mogaski blamed for much of the brutal fighting.
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Chicago
Stock Yards
Stanislaus Weecneka
George Telanka
A. Pontolk
Paul Mogaski
Frelanka
Mogashi
Masons Drop This Col Breckinridge Expelled
Cincinnati July 23 A Lexington Lodge No 1 meeting fueled rumors of Col Breckinridge expulsion from the Masons A member shown a lodge roster revealed Breckinridge’s absence and the printed list indicated the Ashland district congressman may have been dropped by the men.
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Col. Breckinridge
Lexingtoun Lodge
Cincinnati
Lexington Lodge No. 1
Col. Breckinsage
Ashland District Congressimap
Masoua
Quarrel Overtakes China and Japan in Asia War Tensions
July reports from Shanghai and Yokohama indicate rising hostilities as China prepares for possible war with a Chinese river blockade and halted Pekin telegraph. Japan charters additional ships, asserts right to enter treaty ports, and lands marines in Seoul. Corean government accepts reforms. tens of thousands of Chinese troops receive orders.
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Gapon
China
Enel
Shanghai
Dupa
Woo-Sung
Pekin
Japan
Mitsui Bussan Company
Yusen-Kaisha Company
Yusen
Yokohama
Hia
United States
Seoul
Corea
Northfield man takes own life after financial woes
Denton J. Callahan, 39, of Northfield, shot himself twice with a 32 caliber revolver, leaving a wife and three daughters. Financial troubles were cited. once wealthy, he faced reverses after Spokane Falls boom. His father was John G. Callahan, land commissioner of the St. Paul & Duluth road.
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Denton J. Callahan
St. Paul
Northfield
Heatwole
Callahan
John GC. Callahan
St. Paul & Duluth Road
Spokane Falls
Wath
Tive
West Winifred Street
Oarle _ too college conservatory
Mammoth Springs Reports Norris Geyser Eruption Like Earthquake
A telegram from Yellowstone Park reports a quake like shock at Norris geyser after a quiet period. The new crater geyser erupted with force, throwing rocks up to 25 pounds to 200 feet, steam rising 600 feet. All geysers in the Norris basin operated for hours, and the new crater is described as surpassing any geyser in action in the park.
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Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Norris Geyser
Norris Basin
Fire at Pullman’s livery barn and Fenple’s Ice House
July 28 a fire broke out at Charles Pullman’s livery barn and Fenple’s Tee company ice house. The Souson barn suffered with $2,000 insured for $600. Jose Ja’s fee company faced $1,100 with no insurance. Cause unknown.
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Pullman's
Little Falle
Mion
Charles Pullman
Fenple's Tee Company
Souson
Fee Company
Jose Ja
Fennelly Found Guilty in Ashland Embezzlement Case
The jury in Ashland Wisconsin found Fennelly guilty of embezzlement. The case involves misappropriated funds totaling 16,282 dollars. Prosecutors sought restitution and sentence as parties argued over the loss amount.
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Fennelly
Ashland
Wis
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