The Gould System Strike and Militia at Centertown
Reports from Reparta and Centertown outline a nationwide railroad strike by Gould system employees with no freight trains moved. Militia awaits orders in Centertown as negotiations fail. Governor Ireland issues a proclamation defending lawful labor rights and urging enforcement.
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Gould
Centertown
Ireland
Reparta
Centerfowx
Sedalia
Austin
Tex
Peebeeas
Monterey
Douglass
Paestine
Davis
Rogers
Marshall
Palestine
Dean
Monongahela Valley Miners Strike Action Report
The Monongahela Valley miners strike continues with slow progress. Operators at the Coal Exchange reaffirm price reductions, while many mines in the district remain idle. Some firms consider concessions if broader support emerges, and scattered protests include a boycott threat over natural gas use. A Primrose mine proposal offers two and a half cents plus house and store price reductions, with miners undecided.
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Severn
Coal Exchange
Exchange
Wrensas
Hocking Valley
Anawha
Pliteburgh
Monongshola River
Flannery
West Elizabeth
Wool’s Run
Scott Haven
McKeesport
Primrose Mines
McDonald
Backbone Land Grant and Related Nominations
Senate proceedings report multiple items including a resolution to block sales of lands under the Atlantic & Gulf West India Transit Company pending Congress action, and a motion to study wiring the Senate chamber with electricity. Also notes trials and punishments in Louisiana, a bandit incident in Reapers, and a Missouri mayor refusing to swear in Pinkerton detectives.
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Wasakatos
Waldo
Tampa Bay
Florida
Congress
van Wiek
Senate Chamber
Allison
Senate
Morrill
Alliaon
Vermont
Proden
Edward PD. Clark
Mississippi
Interior
Bidney BD. Jackson
Texas
Western District of
Downe L. Wilson
Ensign Henry
Mayo
Backbone
Wasametox
Teter
New Orleans Pacific
Backbone’ Railroad
Lamar
General Office
Sr. Louis
Rackman
Sedalia
Pinkerton
Chicago
Misnesri
Congressional Committee Reorganization Set for Forty-Ninth Congress
Senators adopted the caucus committee report on standing and silent committees with few changes. Sewell will chair Military Affairs, Conger Post Offices, Yeller Mines and Mining, Pike Claims, Palmer Fish and Fishing, Wilson Revision of the Laws. Evarts to Foreign Relations and Judiciary. Treasury named Eugene Siggins as Chief of the Appointment Division. Delegations urged the President to recommend appointments including J. Miller of West Virginia as Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Justice Harlan, Minister Foster, and Senator Voorhees visited.
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Cavada WasursaTon
Caucus Committee
Allison
Frye
Don Cameron
Senate
Sewell
New Jersey
Logan
Conger
Michigan
Hill
Yeller
Colorado
Mines
Pike
New Hampshire
Palmer
Fish and Fishing
Wilson
Iowa
Evarts
Vance
Finance
Bayard
Ransom
Kenna
West Virginia
Jones
Florida
Secretary of the Treasury
Eugene Siggins
Balimore
the Treasury
North Carolina
Inoia
Kentucky
Justice Harlan
Foster
Senator Voorhees
Navy Department
Dolphin
Watching the Dynamiters and Menace Letters in Ottawa
Sir John MacDonald told the Public Accounts Committee about $3,000 spent on secret service after receiving threats from various quarters. Public buildings were to be watched, with warnings from U S and British authorities. only the Quebec Parliament was attacked. Police in the U S report information from Canadian agents stationed across the country.
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Ottawa
Sir John MacDonald
Public Accounts Committee
United States
Taany
Quebec
Dominion Police
New York
Boomers in Oklahoma clash as troops stand firm
General Hatch blocks the marching boomers while Captain Couch vows to arrest 5,000 colonists. Warrants issued for 27 boomers as federal courts prepare for September hearings. Cabinet weighs troop withdrawal amid unresolved Oklahoma invasion, with Weaver and Clark among invaders’ representatives.
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Ankangs
Kas
General Hatch
Couch
United States District Court
Columbia
Washington
Oklahoma
Hatch
Chillies
United States
Rarick
Wichita
Wanstington
Indian Territory
James B. Weaver
Iowa
Sidney Clark
Missouri
Ry Lamar
War Clouds Over Afghanistan Stir Global Markets
Reports from London and St Petersburg describe a tense Russia Britain standoff over Afghanistan and Turkestan borders. Diplomatic optimism fades as troop movements, market declines, and fear of war spread, with India’s defense measures and Soudan railway urged for strategic leverage.
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Afghanistan
England
Karl Granville
St. Petersburg
London
India
Russia
Gordon
Ackers
Gloucestershire West
Kingacate
Turkestan
Rusela
Jane A
Ameer
Henry M. Stanley
Soudan
H Pointe
Congo
Herat
Penjdel
Lord Dufferin
Indi
Arabia
Hedjaz
Yemen
Bencor
Herbart Bi Roarck
Granville
Germany
Cameroons
Berlin
Lord Granville
Rio del Rhey
V Toris
Rle del
Caboosa
Luges
Rio del Ray
Engla Mapu
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Dunkirk
Mal Matter
Dunkirk Printing Company
East 3Ucox, Sr
Chautauqua Farmer and Dunkirk Journal
Commercial Book and Job Printers
Basinesa
Duanesa
ALL Newsdealers
EO. G. Worst, M.D
Second Street
Center
Mii C
Stanley
M.D
Beardunece
James Irring
Journal Building
Center Street
Mi WY
St. James James Hotel
B. Dawkins
Prop’r
Resta
Desirable House
Swan At
M. L. Tyler
Ware
Third Street
Monroe's
A. B
Ole LE
Nasby
Anyeekly
Thenly Paper
Blade
Waterbury
Pilgrims’ Progress
Reo
Rasm
THE
Toledo
PHAYE
Erie
Men and Boyd
Eric
Gurwen
J. FP. Armstrong
George Buck
Kingston
Thomas Little
Cincinnati
Providence Street
Andrew Cordine
Coroline
Leonard Keemmier
Kemmier
Cordine
Hugh McDeritt
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Monongahela Valley
Senate Proceedings
Murphy
New Orregans
Baker
Thomas J. Ford
Captain Murphy
Patrick Ford
John Murphy
Tray
William E. Caulfeld
William M. Buckley
Supreme Court
Abe Butsard
Reape
Abe Buzzard
Buzzard
Senators
Mnoethampton
Mass
Allen J. Adams
Tennessee
Moses Dickinson
Amherst
Adams
Gallond
Dickinson
Keene & Hagerty
van ¥Leet
BatLtTmont
Ranalway
North Fulton Avenue
Tee Bane
Mona
Cambridge
Fire Ios. Co
Amore
Castalia
Olaboma
General
Haxen
Iartia
Wasmington
Wm. D. Hazen
Hazen
MacFeely
Pew Apaper
Columpus
Americus & Lumpkin
Birmingham
Ala
Lumpkin
Stewart County
Donn
Ehtenehalott
Tucson
A. T
Wood
J. M. Bieger
Papago
Paul
Forsyth
L.mass
Wirsisotos
Oro Sreesutens
Poreicn Affairs
Tormany
Count Herbert Bismarck
Bubssribe
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