Powellry Denies Gould Claims on Knights of Labor
John W. Hayes of the Knights of Labor general committee rebuts Jay Gould’s interview charge that Powderly called District 101 “outlaws.” Hayes says Powderly did not make such remarks and that Gould aims to misrepresent the Knights. Other reports cover court actions, railroad yard shootings, strikes, militia presence, and labor debates across cities.
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Louis
John W. Hayes
Knights of Labor General Committee
Jay Gould
Gould
Powderly
New York
District 101
Knights of Labor
Mor. Powderly
Mr. Gouldj
Mr. Powderly
Mr. Gould
Criminal Court
Toughlin
Louisville & Nashville
Mast St Louis
East St. Louis
Tinneis
East St. Louia
Endanagerme
East St Doula
Ani
Fred
Flrat
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Wabash
North St Louis
Galvons
Chicago, Buriington & Guiney
High& Mississippi
Louisville
Cuitcago
Bowman
Irish Home Rule Debates Stir British Lords Assembly
The House debates Gladstone’s Irish bill with Privy Council, Churchill, and Russell among speakers. Gladstone delays land purchase bill. advocates say the measure could free Ireland from Westminster supremacy while opponents warn of constitutional chaos and imperial tax conflicts.
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Sorina Wan -Crowder
Privon Arthur
Prince Chriistian
House of Lords
Gladstone
Lord Randolph Churchill
Liberal
Maging
Lec Churchill
Ireland
Lealing
Treland
Dublin
Gladatorn
Dantel O Connel
Dantel O'Connell
Beadt
Hadstone
House of Commons
Charles Russell
Lord Churchill
Lord
Russell
Dogo
Renin
Mussel
Gladstoie
Chaors
Charles Bradlaugh
Maj Saunderston
Arinagh
Leeland
Thomas Wart
Morpeth
Gladatone
Land dispute seeks vast St Louis tract title and millions
Proceedings in the Interior Department involve Miss Abbott of Indianapolis claiming an heirship to a Portuguese grant of land near St Louis. The disputed tract, valued at several million dollars, was once granted to Capt William Armstrong and passed to heirs, with a resurvey now sought to establish rightful ownership. Four heirs remain, including Judge Armstrong and Miss Abbott and her sister.
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Washineron City
Interior Department
Fitze Abbott
Indianapolis
City of
St. Louis
Apain
Franco
William Armstrong
Prairie Des Noyes
Congress
Capt Armstrong
T. Armstrong
Kentucky
Miss Abbott
Capt. Armstrong
Waas
Edmunds Stands Against Certain Nominees in Senate
In an executive session on Monday the Senate read reports on pending nominations not confirmed and sent back to the president. Senator Edmunds proposed returning all renominations to the president, arguing the initial rejection by the Senate. The move followed the withdrawal of Orlando W. Powers of Michigan as associate justice of the Supreme Court.
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Washington City
Senate
Jones
Florida
Gibson
Louisiana
Morrison
House
McKinley
O'Neill
United States
Reagan
Toxag
Morgan
Mississippi
Congress
Curtin
Iteed
Townshend
Minds
Waa
District of Columbia
Campbell
Weaver
Edmunds
Orlando W. Powers
Michigan
Bupremy Court of
Uta
Murder and self murder near Bau latre Wis
An aged farmer William Wagner near Fall Creek Wis killed his hired man G Moe with buckshot after a quarrel then killed himself. Both died instantly. Other items note Grant Ward receivership and nominations including Howell E Jackson and C S Lake. A separate report states officer Men kell killed a tramp after a street altercation in Dougague Iowa.
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Baulatre
Wis
Bau Crame
Williaw Wagner
Fall Creek
G. Moe
Wagner
Sympathy in Boston for Gladstone and Parnell
Milss meeting at Faneuil Mall drew prominent citizens to back Irish rule efforts. John Boyle O'Reilly spoke from an elevated wall praising Gladstone and urging earnest action. Mayor Hugh O'Brien presided as the crowd cheered again in a display of unity and support for reform.
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Boston
Faneuil Mall
Gladstone
Parnell
Ireland
John Boyle O'Reilly
Reilly
Tatention
Ais
Hugh O'Brien
Back pay for workmen to be fixed by eight hour day
A government act provides for back pay for laborers and apprentices at the full daily rate for each eight hours worked. Excess hours beyond eight per day are to be adjudicated in court and paid at the standard daily price, with no statutory reduction or receipt bar to recovery. The act directs payment by the government to claimants within a specified period and locale.
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Court of Claime
United States
Way Ruiabur
Tony Jolla
Blaze at Minneapolis fires destroy post office vaults
A blaze in Minneapolis damaged the post office vaults and law library, destroying thousands of dollars in property. The fire spread through Third Street area as crews battled smoke and heat, with extensive insurance and deposit losses reported.
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Mixmaretas
Mina
Perlabad
Third Street
Playos
ATL Amd Furtter
Wasshington
Paul
A Widow and Friends Questioned in Bigamy Murder Case
Judge Baker defends Mrs. Emma Molloy as witnesses recount her aid and the alleged bigamy tied to the Sarah Graham murder. Letters reveal Graham and accomplices planned deceit while Molloy sought advice on marriage legality and social reactions following the fraud claims.
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Seumarteny
Jammon Baker
bna_ xg
Emma Molloy
Ampleton
Nimnwood Ing
Apringfield
Bpringdell
Quorge Bh Graham
Molloy
Akor Vent Dently
Graham
Concordia
Kan
Neds
Karel Urahim
Ayer
Far
Cora
Marriags
Mywulf
Blawify
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sarah Graham
Vno
Foorla
Sarah
Mix
Hia
Urata
South Bend
Unlana
Angel
Crim Con
Indiana
Vera
Cours
Hothe
Hoel
Missouri Republican
Springfiold Herald
Hosoya
Min
Mr. Molloy
Nwnnery
Howangr
Ube
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