Strikes Rock Chicago and Lake Shore Rail Lines
In Chicago and on the Lake Shore yards a broad strike wave disrupted rail traffic with seventy seven switchmen protesting assignments of nonunion workers. Violence flared briefly when a freight team was halted and workers clashed with railway staff, prompting internal company negotiations and partial resignations as authorities sought a quiet end to the labor standoff.
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Essen
Shore Road
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Morse and Oregon collision mystery at Hampton Roads
Apr 19 report from New York describes the schooner Morse missing after colliding with the steamship Oregon near Hampton Roads. Nine Americans aboard Morse, with five named, are accounted. the Oregon crew saw the Morse before the crash and the Oregon sped away, leaving the Morse to vanish.
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Charles H. Morse
Moray
Lathia Fuly
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Baltimore
Cumberland
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Haltimore
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Ul’ le Vos
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Hampton Roads
Loard
Theas
A. J. Muanson, Jr
A. K Wilkes
Ed McMahon
Mr. Holland
Marsdell
Maine
Resolutions From Railway Conductors Admit Labor Strife
Sunday resolutions by the Missouri Pacific division of the Order of Railway Conductors condemn strikes as agitator driven and urge arbitration. They send copies along rail lines to President Hoxie. Meanwhile Knights of Labor in St Louis pledge funds to support southwestern strikers and oppose Gould. Reports note railway improvements and arbirtration talks, with indictments and political actions surrounding the strike.
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St. Louis
Munday
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Asa
Leon
Romantax
Murthy
Trons
Fowderly
Bishop wounded in cathedral attack shocks Madrid crowd
Sunday mass at Madrid cathedral turned violent when a priest fired twice at the bishop leaving him gravely wounded. The assailant fled as police restrained rioters amid Palm Sunday crowds. The bishop remained alive at midnight with slim hopes for recovery while the priest faced immediate arrest.
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Limawle
Getting Too Close For Peace In Athens Frontiers Near
Reports from Athens dated April 1 describe a tense war mood as troops near the frontier advance within a mile. Radical opposition and Gladstone's plan provoke debate. Britain’s political factions rally around reform proposals while the land purchase bill faces sharp criticism and potential dissolution.
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Schieme
Lundur
Gladstens
Edinburgh
Luxvon
Kildgsart
Ireland
Amd Jordk Db
Varaellla
Hour of Reform in the Party In New York
A scrambled report from April in New York details contested remarks on reform within the party, with figures including Beveler and H. discussed over succession, governance, and public policy. Separate items note a fatal railroad accident near Round Lake, a fire destroying homes on Pius Street, a milk train collision near Hound Lake, and a drowning incident at Connexion River, with victims named McGoure Molia Henley and others.
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Hovcher
Kim
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Pasha
Beveler
Kayard
Manning
Sorceva Whitey
Lonor
Chevelind
Herald
Deiocratio
Avalon
President's Intended Voyages Amid Matrimonial Rumors
In Washington April reports claim the president may marry Miss Folsom of Buffalo, with Captain Sprague as a confidant. The storyline notes Ohio and New York rumors, possible honeymoon in northern New York, and mentions Miss Rose Cleveland poised to gain society standing if wed.
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Seventh Regiment Arrives for Washington Visit Week
The New York Seventh Regiment will arrive Monday at 8 45 PM with elaborate preparations for a reception. A parade is planned as soon as they offload, approved by Commissioner Webb, with a pyrotechnic display. The schedule features a grand round of public buildings, a parade and review by the president, a Mt Vernon visit, and a return home via train. The Seventh Regiment band will accompany the president Tuesday evening.
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