Arrests, strikes, and union action across cities
The scene at Ubrich’s hall shows larger crowds as Averison Wo union heads denounce authorities while readers are arrested. In Caivallo a Pullman strike split, 150 Dutch workers back to tracks after quitting. Attorneys confer to push bail for imprisoned railway officers as Pacific division hires 351 new workers.
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Vilroads
Thes
Althou
Ubrich
Caivallo
Pullman Triers
Pullman
Unfortunate Warsaw Woman Brought to Fort Wayne
A young woman, disembarked from a Pennsylvania train at Warsaw, then moved toward Calhoun street Fort Wayne. She claimed Warsaw authorities shipped her here, asked for care, was put with trustee Brackenridge, and returned to Warsaw. In Fort Wayne a baby boy was found abandoned in a yard at 53 Charles street, with a note to Mr and Mrs Altenson requesting care. The foster request drew three other applicants as authorities took charge and later the couple reconsidered.
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Warear
Paul
Calhoun Street
Dixon
Warsaw
Fort Wayne
Eve
Brackenridge
Waressy
Koscinski
Vachon
Charles Street
Jamedl
Fio
RacingTaxis on Wayne Street Causes Nighttime Smashup
East Wayne Street residents endure dangerous, noisy nightly drag races and rapid horse-drawn buggies. A grand smashup near University and Comparesleata left two shopmen and a man with serious head and shoulder injuries. Webber, the driver, was unconscious briefly. others fled before patrol arrival. A funeral anecdote and separate fatal and injury reports follow, with scattered details of affected families and local responders.
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East Wayne Street
Thia Street
Stowpad
Wohbber
Jie
Webber
Tragic Infant Injured Under Shade of Tree
A months old babe was found under a tree with severe head injuries after an encounter with gasping, leaving the mother distraught and overwhelmed with grief. Local authorities opened an inquiry into the incident.
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Borsa
Barefoot Kansan Fugh Cameron Seeks Congress With Mule
In Kansas, a singular candidate named Fgh Cameron announces his run for Congress as neither party man but appeals to homes across nine counties. He campaigns barefoot with his 15 year companion mule Cameron Blut, touring schools, farms, and towns to win voters by plain speaking and eccentric living.
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Torska
Kan
Kansas
Union
Fgh Cameron
Kaneas
Jim Lane
Congress
Ifa
Bugh Cameron
Bishows
Lawrence
Kaw
Cameron Blut
Aoldier
Second
Kansas Volunteer Cavalry
Washington
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Minister to Russia sparks sensational politics in Wandlugiun
July 19 reports from Washington and Arkansas detail Representative Clifton Breckinridge of Arkansas being tapped and likely accepted as United States minister to Russia, with President Cleveland expected to submit the nomination. Breckinridge, a Kentuckian by birth, has long supported Cleveland’s tariff policy and has been a key figure in Congress, even as campaigning for renomination faltered. The arrangement foresees Breckinridge assuming duties after the tariff bill concludes, with Mr White remaining in place until then.
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Clifton R. Breckinringa
Arkenass
United States
Russia
Cleveland
Congress
Capitol
Wilson
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Beecklaridjie
Mexico
Wilken
Arkan
White
Indians Federation
Labor
Penn
Ind
John Sexton
Tndianapolis
Debi
Bexton
Rand, McNally & Go
Chicago
Democratic
Republican Party
People's
Omaha
Indianapolis
Sebor
Tener Harts
Hugene Debs
American Railway Union
Maijloux
Pron
Tvating
Eugane Dobs
Ogg
Wid
Magee Debs
Sargent
Brotherhood of Firemen
Striking Worksmen End Idle At National Tube Plant
After nine weeks of idleness about 5,000 workers at National Tube works McKeesport ended the strike and declared it off. The plant partially resumed under 206 deputies and 600 men at work, with a general restart anticipated in a few days. Also reports Derby day racing at Grooss Point where Dancourt won the stake, Silicon and Nemoline among early leaders, noting times and field details.
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American Railway Union
Déby
Argo
Tews
W. WW
Ervin
W. A. Shoemaker
J. Paul
Gregory
Clarence S. Darrow
Chisago
Tasowa
Wath
Pacific Division
Northern Pacific
Terebula
Ohio
Taly
Columbine
Hocking Valley
Toledo
United ‘States
Congress
Washington
Waurs
Civicino
Yavila
Haierd
Butchers’ Union
Wasgmaron
Post Office Department
Rissell
Bissell
George
Pirvixteo
National Tube Works
McKeesport
Daudiare
Deiruts
Derson
Grooss Point
Wen
Silicon
Margrave
Dancourt
Nemoline
Bickok
Wilton
Maloney
Ambassador
Mosé
Gates
Dickerson
Readiness for Readjustment Unclear Before Chicago Visit
Conversations before the Chicago trip suggested no one believed this year was the moment for a major readjustment. The speaker indicated lingering doubt about timing. The source notes uncertainty rather than a decisive plan.
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Chicago
Hereford Bull Hesiod Li Featured in Plattsburg Herd
A portrait shows the head of a Hereford bull in a Plattsburg herd, identified as Hesiod Li number 40,679 in the Hereford handbook. The original drawing was created by Cecil.
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Plattsburg
Tr. Cecil
Hereford Bull and Agricultural Notes from The Breeders Gazette
A mixed feature notes a famed Hereford bull Hesiod TI praised as a model of beef quality weighing 2150 pounds and compares breeding impacts to ancient sculpture. It also covers horse fly protection, kerosene emulsion treatments for livestock, and practical farming tips from American Agriculturist and American Cultivator on working mares, foals, ewes, hogs, and milk cows.
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Sfreford
Palmer
Hesiod
Bessoil
Sean
Rosa Bonheur
Oie
Texas
Woodward
Royal New Yorker
Nf. D. Coure
Jphin Gould
Fashion and draft horses in 19th century farming
The article discusses farm economics with focus on carriage and draft horses, noting buyers pay $460 to $800 for well matched animals. It highlights preference for Percherons, Clydesdales, and Shires as the most valuable drafts, and references a fashionable harness horse called stylish. It also touches on general rural life details and related agricultural commentary.
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Clydesdale
Shire
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