Debates Over Arbitration Bill Dominate House Action
Across April 3 the house debated the arbitration bill with speakers from Ohio Kentucky and New York attacking and defending provisions. Critics warned of a new federal tribunal undermining labor rights while supporters urged fair tax shifts and expansion of voluntary arbitration. The Missouri Pacific strike and related rail disruptions dominated headlines as troops militia and company officials maneuvered to control freight and protect traffic.
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Present but not to be found strike at St Louis
The Huights Executive Board at St. Louis April 3 faces a waiting situation as strikers and their executive committee clash with the general executive board. A thorough search fails to locate a decisive development.
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Wage dispute settled and industry strikes across cities
Cincinnati workers and shoe manufacturers signed a yearlong agreement with an arbitration board for grievances, wages exempt from the pact, and a ten hour day. Separately, nonunion boycotts hit tobacco, Reading Electric Light, Wilmington mills, and other trades. strikes in Cohoes Beverly and New York largely ended as 19,000 workers returned to duty. Iowa Lieutenant Governor Hill honored with gifts as soldiers home site ballots proceed. Republican senators weigh internal revenue nominations with no decision.
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Character and religion clash in revival sermon notes
A Chicago revival talk condemns hard money lending and worldly reputation, praising Cornelius as a devout man while urging genuine religious life at home. The evangelist, mixing sermon with satire, urges minimal revival sensationalism and calls for family prayers and charity without ostentation.
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Jones
Farwell Hall
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Eam
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Bribery arrests shake New York aldermen over Broadway franchise
In New York on a Thursday night police detained Aldermen Pearson and Kirk on bribery charges tied to a Broadway franchise. Alderman Waite testified before a grand jury, while Waite and other officials faced questioning amid public scrutiny of aldermanic conduct.
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Iowa boy preacher attempts suicide at Grand Union hotel
An Iowa boy described as the boy preacher of Iowa allegedly swallowed laudanin at the Grand Union hotel in New York to end his life. He was found pale and in distress after sending letters to his father from Ackley town stating he was in love and very poor. Police and relatives are involved as investigators assess motives and potential support from kin.
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Ufafunda
Revolt and political turmoil across nations and states
A garbled 19th century news digest notes liberal revolt in London supporting American model governance, parliamentary friction in Dublin, and labor protests in Philadelphia. It also mentions Morris Ranger and Ulmenthal in New York, bank limits in Washington, Belgian riot suppression, and German colonial plans in Prince Edward lands.
Floods Threaten Railroads and City in Deep South
Amid widespread floods the river rises past danger levels in multiple states, threatening central stations and rail lines. Citizens struggle with labor shortages as warehouses flood, while Alabama and Tennessee towns report washed-out tracks, submerged factories, and widespread property loss.
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