Unchanged All the Roads Remain Quiet in Strike
The Pennsylvnia company grounds were guarded by deputy marshals and police with access limited to authorized personnel. Trains ran on time or near schedule, a fireman stated that non union members were not being used by enginemen, and a mass meeting at Saengerbund hall drew thousands as Q&A about the strike continued.
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Pennsylvania Company
Calhoun
Hanna
Railway Company
Pittsburg
Calhoun Street
South Depot
Hanns Street
Pitteburg
Lafayette Street
C. D. Law
Lafayette
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H.G. McDole
C. B. Stemen
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Andrews
Court House Yard
Saengerbund Hall
Brother Hunt
American Railway Union
Davies
J. M. Robinson
E .Y. Emerick
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Wayne township Republicans nominate slate at city hall
The Wayne township Republican meeting at City Hall nominated Frank Gibson for Trustee C W Pyke for Assessor and Arnas Scarlet Tyler and Soliday for Justices after a lively balloting process. The convention opted for majority nominations with tight votes and acclamations for several candidates.
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Frank Gibsom
C. W. Pyke
Arnas, Scarlet, Tyler and Soliday
Wayne Township
W. J. Vesey
Republican Central Committee
E. K. Dorr
Will Wilson
Sandy Drummond
Wilson
Billy
O. E. Mohler
Max Blitz
H. C. Hartman
Hartman
B. W. Skelton
C. R. Higgins
Frank Gibson
F. D. Paulus
Geo. W. Ely
J. W. Hiler
A. C. Beaver
Paulus
Gibson
Beaver
Ely
Hiler
Mr. Paulus
Charles W. Pyke
Joseph Lombard
Pyke
Lombard
Justice of the Peace
C. N. Heston
South Wayne
J. 8. Tyler
Chester Scarlet
Tyler
N. C. Miller
Emanuel Strass
H. H. Boaster
J. A. Soliday
L. C. Heck
Joseph Hursh
Firsl
Strauss
Soliday
Scarlett
Miller
Heck
Bossler
Hirsch
G. W. Wilson
Mr. Strauss
B. Hanna
Hirach
End Near Guards at Pullman Company Buildings
A reader describes heavy guard presence at a Pullman company building. Strangers are halted by many guards, with entry screenings and frequent checks. Second Vice President Wickes’s office is surrounded by detectives, though guards claim to be Pullman security, not Pinkertons.
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Nickel Plate
Fort Wayne
Post Office
Gletcher
West End
Cleveland
Frank Brown
Andy Driver
Pullman Company
Wickes
Pinkerton’s
Managers Say They Can Run Traine om Schedule Time
Au Cubiaco July 10 General Manager Egan said railroad companies would continue to ignore Mr Pullman and his striking employees. Several general managers predicted traffic would resume in all departments on schedule time in one or two days. Roads reported enough men to operate lines and the outlook was brighter than it had been since June 26.
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Cubiaco
Egan
Pullman
Federal grand jury sworn to probe strike causes
In Curcaco on July 10 a special federal grand jury was sworn in by Judge Grosscup to investigate the strike and city conditions. Jurors from northern Illinois counties heard a lengthy charge, urging a sweeping inquiry into government wrongdoing and those responsible, with secrecy and access to papers and guidance from the district attorney.
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Grosscup
Illinois
Grand Jury
Debs Foresees Gigantic Chicago Strike By Tomorrow
Debs announced in Curiaco that Chicago industries would be tied up by morning and warned of a massive strike. He blamed mob depredations on the dispute while hoping for peaceful conduct and noting militia presence. In Louisville, Ky, the city remained quiet as the strike stayed confined to the Louisville and Nashville lines with only certain railroad workers idle.
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Curiaco
Debs
Chicago
Ralway Union
Louisville
Nashville
Strike of Babor Unions Seen Certain in Cariaco
Thomas I. Kidd secretary of the International Wood Workers' union and arbitration committee members met with Vice President Howard and Director Hogan of the American Railway union. They declared there was no avenue for arbitration and that the strike was now certain, with measures being taken to ensure its success.
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Cariaco
Thomas I. Kidd
International Woodworkers’ Union
Howard
Hogan
American Railway Union
Mayor Hopkins Objects To Pullman Appeal Tactics
Chicago mayor Hopkins voices dismissal of reaching fiftymayor plan to press George M Pullman to alter the Fullman company policy. He says labor is wasted and questions the impact of any such appeal, noting Detroit mayor Pingree’s involvement.
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Hopkins
Chicago
Cainaco
Fullman Company
Pingree
Detroit
George M. Pullman
Mayors to Arbitrate Pullman Dispute Cited by Lapkine
Mayor Lapkine criticizes Pullman company for ignoring appeals from fifty mayors and predicts prolonged trouble as boycott harms Pullman. He notes unity from the American people is lacking and states competition will benefit while Pullman faces years of recovery.
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Pingree
Lapkine
Pullman
Plan to call out all labor to paralyze nation
Canaco reports leaders plan a nationwide strike beginning in Chicago tomorrow with organized labor instructed to strike first in Chicago and then move from town to town until Pullman capitulates. The immediate Chicago impact is 50 000 to 100 000 workers may lose jobs.
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Canaco
Chicago
Pullman
Harrison Clarifies Troop Use as President’s Duty
Ex president Benjamin Harrison rebuts a quotation on sending federal troops without a state governor s request. He asserts the president may exercise authority to enforce federal laws where civil officers fail, provided a proclamation precedes any troop deployment.
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Anybod
United States
Murder charges loom as Indiana riot deaths spark trials
Reports from Hammond and nearby towns describe state officials pursuing murder warrants against federal soldiers for the death of Charles Fletcher during rioting. Indictments may target national leaders, while Debs faces potential arrest over railroad strike actions. Local notices reveal crop prices and shipping activity during July, with further mentions of a county asylum inmate and Burnley Co. shipments.
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Hannonp
Ind
Indiana
Charles Fletcher
Fifteenth Infantry
Deaths and Funerals in Fort Wayne Area
Simon Freiburger dies of heart disease at 95 West Berry Street after a long career in Indiana business and Jewish leadership. Mrs Rebecca Hand, Annie Christen, Lawrence Markey, Adam Essig and Mary Owen Jones are also noted for recent deaths and funeral arrangements in the Allen county community.
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Simon Freiburger
West Berry
West Berry Street
Dre. Rosenthal
Ferguson
Mr. Freiburger
Boxingen
Wurtemberg
Germany
Indiana
Spencerville
Mias Ieenawalt
Decatur
Achduth Yesholom Synagogue
B’nai B'rith
Rebecca Elizabeth Hand
Georges W. Hand
Eel River Township
Hand
Allen County
Huntertown
Adam P. Easig
M. E
Williamsport
Northrop
Tinkham
Hoagland
Adam P. Essig
Stark County
Ohio
Superior and
Clinton Streets
Mary Owen Jones
No. 5
Superior Street
Towyn
Atlantic
Wales
America
Western
Europe
From War Immigrants to a Century of Courage in America
A retrospective passage recounts emigrants who left Europe during the Civil War era and describes Mrs. Jones’s resilience in 1863. It notes a baking powder controversy, affirming Dr. Price’s as the top award recipient, and mentions saloon closures and Sabbath fines as city issues under Mayor Oakley amid a easing strike.
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Europe
America
Mississippi Valley
Jones
Dr. Price
New York
Real estate loan and investment notice in city addition
M and SEY offers real estate and personal security loans and negotiable paper purchases. Advertises vacancies in Col Reed’s addition with easy terms and local Jets location options. Room 35 and 36 Bank Block Cincinnati. Time cards show arrivals and departures for Cincinnati Indianapolis Fort Wayne routes with morning and evening times.
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M&sey
Speci
Col. Reeds
F. PrEirrer
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