Strikers in Cleveland discuss pay and Europe-bound fare
In Cleveland’s Eighteenth Ward Town Hall meeting strikers debated pay status and a demand that the Chisholms pay fares back to Europe if they refuse wage reinstatement. Police reported calm, but warnings of possible violence linger if ultimatums fail. arrests were made for disorderly conduct and sidewalk violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gardner
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
Pylacks
IL. P. Nail Works
Union Steel Screw Works
Clevellard
Collins
River Glass
Chisholms
Europe
Newburg
Old Country
Tremendous New England Tornado Toll and Damage
Details from Thursday's tornado across Vermont and nearby towns describe severe destruction in Burlington and surrounding hamlets. Reports include roofs ripped off, a mill chimney toppled, fires sparked by lightning, livestock losses, and several people missing or killed. Additional damage centers on Massachusetts and New York regions with barns downed, orchards ruined, and telegraph failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Lake Champlain
South Lee
Mass
Hostox
Vermont
Burlington
Shepard & Morse
Lamber Mill
Conger
Champion County
Warren
West Brookfield
Pittsfield
Horace Hatch
Almira Couch
Amherst
MT. Starkey
Mills Valley
Lewistons
N. Y
Aqueduct
Mohawk
Mohawk River
Glenville
Niskayeona
The Crops and Indian Policy Report and Dispatches
The Department of Agriculture reports June crop gains with high state averages and hints of large potential yields for winter and spring wheat and corn across Virginia to Texas. Sheridan travels to Indian Territory amid directives to calm disturbances and gather information on grievances. Captain Adam presses Arizona removal, while discussions unfold on disarming Cheyenne bands and concentrating tribes in Oklahoma. The President names Peterson receiver at Worthington and Gibbon as Columbia commander, with Miles reassigned. tax, customs, and Treasury debates continue along with ongoing political maneuvering and a notable accident involving Colonel Brooks and the Illinois senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Agriculture
Washeton
Gulf States
Virginia
Texas
North Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Georgia
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Indiana
Minmi
Missouri
California
Oregon
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dakota
New England
Missouri Valley
Atlantic
Kansas
Illinois
Iowa
Ohio
New Jersey
South Carolina
Sheridan
Indian Territory
G. G. Adam
Tombstone
Arizona
Lamar
New Mexico
Captain Adam
United States
Greene County
Tex
War Department
Miles
Sumner
Schofield
Senator Morgan
Senate
Payne
Brooks
Department of Montana
Drumm
Big Bear
Crow
Montana
August Peterson
Worthington
Mias
John Gibbon
Seventh Infantry
Augur
Gibbon
Department of the Columbia
Department of the Missouri
Internal Revenue
Fairchild Haas
Oswego Station
Canada
Warner
Congress
Kellar
Treasury Department
Manning
Porter
Washington
Layard
Latham
Superior
Neb
Drakenville
Garland
Charles Jon
United State
Paragua
Wien
Jonas
Ambrose Keener
Ilinois
Flaw in Riel Indictment Prompts Possible Acquittal
Toronto news reports a flaw in Riel's indictment alleging traitor status while a subject of the Queen. The article notes US allegiance oath in Montana and Newfoundland links, suggesting possible acquittal on technical grounds. - Also updates on railway bridge completion, a fatal boiler explosion at West Flamborough mills, and a Pueblo Mexico official visiting Chicago to study American school systems.
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Rick WU
Toronto
Ont
Riel
Kiet
United States
Montana
St. Jolly
N. B
Hanitrox
West Flamborough
Sity
Edward Maloney
John A. Stutt
Strick
Dleal
Samuel Adams
Crarcottetons
P. EB. L
Alexander Gillis
Callaghan
Excitement Over London Social Vices Revelations Deepens
London reports show mobs guarding Pall Mall Gazette offices while police quell unrest. The Gazette notes daily cable inquiries from the United States about its revelations. Cardinal Manning agrees to full proof submission to a panel including Sir Samuel Marley. government pledges police action under existing laws. Floods threaten Galicia as Vistula swells. rail lines ruined and Cracow flooded.
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Loxpon
Pall Mol Gazette
the Gazette
United States
Cardinal Manning
Pall Mall Gazette
Samuel Marley
House of Commons
Albert TH. G. Grey
South Northumberland
Secordage
Richard Asheton Cross
Home Secretary
London
Childer
Admiralty
Lord Northcote
Hanover
Prince Henry of Reuss
Vienna
Duchy of Brunswick
Egypt
Paris
Tue
Annam
General de Courcy
Hue
Amesty
de Coursey
Boyd Winchester
Switzerland
Confederation
Virgin
Galicia
Vistula
Cracow
Skavina
Battle With Apaches Near Guasabus Sonora
July 11 report from Tomastosxi cites Captain Chaffee pursuing Apaches after a July 2 clash near Guasabus on the Oporto River in Sonora. Forty Indians killed, three bucks and eleven squaws captured. Chaffee’s force, with 350 Mexican volunteers, sent prisoners to San Carlos. two soldiers and two scouts wounded. Apache band crosses Coonaps Valley, kills cattle, and retreats into the mountains. Maria Farres relayed details from Colonel Farres’s brother.
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Chaffee
Sonora
Tomastosxi
Samuel Branan, Jr
Guasabus
Oporto River
San Carlos
Coonaps
Mr. Branan
Maria Farres
Farres
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Dunkrk
Plargest
Dunkirk
Dunkirk Printing Company
East Second St
Chautauqua Farmer and Dunkirk Journal
ALL News
R.gho. FE
Blackham
Buffalo Streets
Dunkirs N.Y
ME. C
Stanley
M.D
Beaver
Caney & Whittleseyx
Eo - Yo
Ruggles Street
Martin
All Rata Grocers
Washington Street
Martin Ralbelrisc
B'S Sons
Fulton Street
Buffalo
Gowanda Glen
D.O. H. Society of
Board of Education
A. Holstein
Sec
Manhattan Hotel
Cor. Brosdway
Canal
Slapenard Ste. N.Y
ERLE
Center Street
N.Y
New Orleans
Chicago
Board of Health
A. Deeperade
Jodlens
Jack Sackett
Sackett
Sebecribe
Evamwe Onsaeran
General Grant
Mr. McGrecon
Sr. Douglass
Eme
Rochester
Wayne County
Arcadia
Lyons
Cuicano
Lake
West Division Street Railway
Jones
Boston
James Tripp
Narragansett
The
Humane Society
San Francisco
White Bro
S & Co
Adlen, Tuggle & Co
Spear
Market
Mission Streets
Josiah Mayer's Sons
Greenwich Street
East Sacrvan
Mich
Saginaw City
East Saginaw
Hoor Wilkesbanne
F. ¥. Rockafeller
Herod
Department of Agrculture
Sheriden
Curiaco
Senor M. St. Bencdez
Puebdco
Mexico
Pueblo
Poreich
Hoe
Tialicia
New York State Teacher’ Association
Sanatoon
New York State Teachers’ Association
Charles E. Surdam
Port Washington
William J. Jewel
Syracuse
Charles E. Allen
Medina
Misa KE
Hanaway
Sara Fletcher
Saratoga
Edward E. Danforth
Elmira
A. W. Morehouse
Port Byron
Chapin
J. Hi. Burke
Samy Hill
Niagara Falls
Littleton
N, IL
Cherry Mountain
Regen
Pannes
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