Protesting Strikers Parade Under Guard in Cleveland
About 1 200 strikers marching from Broadway and Hamm toward the screw works drew heavy police presence as Central Station stacked patrols and city regiments. Mayor Gardner urged restraint, warned against arming and vandalism, and promised action if disorder resumed after talks with an advisory committee.
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Cleveland
Central
Grays
Light Artillery
Nesva
Central Station
Broadway
Hamm
Stars and Stripes
Superior Street
Screw Works
Case and
Payne Avenues
Messrs. Chisholm
Dunn
Jie
Fourteenth
M.A. Hanna
John M. Sterling
Amos Townsend
A. Fuller
James Barmett
Samuel Strong
E. R. Perkins
R. Tt. Root
WH. M. Claren
M. Carpenter
M. D. Leggett
L. E. Tolden
John C. Coffinberry
Sheriff Dewstee
W. C. McFarland
Bayne
Pennewell
City
Erie Street
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
General Barnett
Superior Eh
Gardner
Wiliam Chisholm
Shipyard Mill in Jeffersonville Burns Amid Losses
The large mill at S. Batmore & Sons ship yard in Jeffersonville Indiana was destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Loss estimated at 50000 pounds with minimal insurance. Fire started in the mold loft, burning before alarm. About 150 workers lose jobs. Two large boats under construction were saved and extensive lumber stock burned.
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Loviaville
Mil
S. Batmore & Sons
Jeffersonville
Ind
West Barmore
Crime plume shocks towns with gunfire and tragedy
A disturbing dispatch from multiple locales reports violent incidents. Dr William Kimball killed by neighbor Richard Benning in Kansas. a steamer Gus Fowler shooting near Metropolis results in injuries. a laudanum accident leads to child fatalities. further unrest in St Clair County Alabama amid prohibition, plus a man swallowing six lizards and the discovery of a new comet flagged by Barnard and Swift.
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Hasstea1
William Kimball
Richard Benning
Senhing
Benning
Kimball
Aversta
Kan
Douglas
Counci
Oklahoma
Bush
Couch
Caro
Gus Fowler
Paducah
Cairo
Metropolis
Sinai Cobb
J. W. Hedges
Stedges
Bui
Cobb
Hedges
Gilses
Rich Harvest For Pall Mall Gazettes London Crisis
Londoners crowd the Pall Mall Gazette office to buy copies amid protests over alleged vice exposures. Police guard the building as arrests occur for demanding high prices from newsboys. The piece covers editorials, political reactions, and ongoing court-related threats against the Gazette. A separate note reports a Portuga epidemic disease and ongoing Cashmere earthquake shocks.
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Pall Mall
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Gazette
Crown
News
George A. Bentinck
M. P
White Iaven
Judge Advocate General
St. James
Pail Mall Gazette
Bentinck
Stead
Pail Mail Gazette
Mr. Bentinck
Patty Matt Gazette
House of Commons
Laurence
University of Cambridge
Christian
Western Mercury
Belfast News
John Brinton
Kidderminster
Pali Mall
Vienna
Iet
Pall Mail Gazette
Canterbury
Prince of Wales
Albert J. G. Grey
South Northumberland
Richard Assheton Cross
Home Department
Michael Micks-Leach
Teres
Terrible cyclone strikes towns with widespread damage
July 10 reports describe Wednesday storm across Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan with roofs blown off churches depots and homes. Rail yards coal sheds and multiple cars wrecked. Property losses run high with injuries and possible deaths yet to be confirmed as figures rise.
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Sraira
Wis
Thayer Bank
Cheney
Ida House
Nowa
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Viroqua
Northwestern Depot
Milwaukee
Manston
Lisbon
Columbus
Watertown
Doylestown
Madison
Capitol Grounds
Genel Vilas
Oshkosh
Monticenno
Minn
Big Lake
Breener
Dranorr
Mich
Allegansys
St. Paul Mion
Minnesota
Mexican Editors to be Tried for High Treason
July 10 reports say the government will try two arrested editors for high treason and have sent two editors to Belew penitentiary. Government circles hint at cutting technical school funds to focus on primary instruction. Vera Cruz imports fall as merchants anticipate new tariffs effective July 1. Governor Gonzales requests federal troops amid unrest in Guadaluato. Liberal paper Partido targets Mexican Central railroad directors, signaling rift with the government. In Younastows, Thomas Pugh and Hubbard planned a bank robbery on Wednesday. missing husband mentioned. horse and buggy found. possible murder for money, body hidden.
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City of Mexico
Belew
Vera Cruz
Gonzeles
Guadaluato
Partido
Mexican Centrall
Younastows
Thoma Pugh
B¢ Hubbard
Greenville
No Hostile Indian Yet in Kansas This Week
War Department notes troop concentration in case of western Indian disturbances. Sheridan ordered to prepare forces as Cheyenne activity reportedly threatens Kansas. President appoints Meade as Arizona U S Marshal and Morgan as Secretary to Mexico Legation, with other civil service and postmaster appointments sparking scrutiny over legality under civil service rules.
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Kansas
Wasuraroy
Secretary of War
Sheridan
War Department
Schofield
Willian K. Meade
Arizona
United States
Joseph L. Morgan
South Carolina
Mexico
Morgan
Wilns
Joet S. Ceffner
Knimsville
Charles J. Miller
Cabelum
Bartholomew ‘Fristran
Marion
Edwand Mullan
Putnam
Edward M. Clearly
Woot Point
Sixth Auditor’s
Sixth Auditor's Office
Kelber
Manning
Ledden
New York
John He Starin
Daring Robbery in Broad Daylight Leaves Woman Robbed and Stranded
Two men dressed as mechanics entered the home of Thomas Smith in Eldridge Court, bound and gagged Mrs. Smith, and stole a wallet containing $1,020. They discussed killing her by fire or drowning before escaping. police have not traced them.
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Chictgs
Cincace
Thomas Smith
Eldridge Court
Odd Fellows Officers Elected in St Paul Session
The Supreme Treasurer and Secretary reported to the Patriarchal Order of Odd Fellows in St Paul on July 10. Elections filled key posts for the coming year with Van Vechten, Innis, Kruger, Mahler, Eddy, Ackley, Daniele, Ellis, Van Nanty among the named officers and trustees.
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St. Paul
Patriarchal Order of Odd Fellows
Supreme
Peter van Vechten, Jr
Milwaukee
H. M. Innis
Columbus
Oracle
Martin Kruger
Michigan City
Ind
J. H. Mahler
8. S. Eddy
Rochester
N. Y
George C. O. Ackley
Chicago
Newell Daniele
Franklin Ellis
Troy
Louis van Nanty
Toledo
Supreme Trustees
A. Long
A.B. Adams
Battle Creek
Mich
Samuel Flagier
Ottuwawa
Maniac Shot During Polk Street Depot Tragedy
A man identified as a deranged attacker aboard a passenger train attacked officials at Polk Street Depot. He was shot dead by police after a confrontation, and the assailant was wounded and later declared insane in County Court.
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Cnicano
Polk Street
Hmits
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Dunkirk
Dunkirk Printing Company
East Second
Chautauqua Farrer
Dunkirk Journal
Commercast Book and Job Printers
Currier
Wade
ALL Newsdealers
Blackham
Buffalo Street
Dankire N.Y
Stanley
Ofice
Beaver Acteete
James Irving
Second Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Orseyor
Cary & Wiltueset
Mre
G. BE. Fink's
Ruggles Street
Neer
Martin Kalsfleisch
Washington Street
Martin Kalreleischs Sons
Fulton Street
Washington
Gowanda Glen
BD. C
Anl
Board of Education
Holstein
Dunkark
Ogla
Manhattan Hotel
Gor
Grondway
Canal Ved Sieponerd Sts
Europeas Plan
Genter
Goola
Formture
Erie
Center Street
Dunkirk N.Y
Stagaers
Fourteenth Ward
Worf
Alabama
Prohibition
Broxes Anrnow
Ala
St Clair County
Richard Lewis
Broken Arrow
Ragland
Amd
Lock Four
Anderson
Broken Arrow Hotel
Lewis
Rome
Orancenone
Samuel Crowell
John P. Cuttine
Doctor Dally
Darkey
Rochesten
Lewis Swift
Warner Observatory
EE. Barnard
Vanderbilt Observatory
Barnard
Swift
Orphiculius
Warner
Profesor Benton
Borrato
Benton
Pall Mall Gasette
Pail Wall Gazette
Portugal
Spain
Vale of
Cashmere
Adicalns
Loo
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