Strikers Arguments Leave Mat Uncertain at East St Louis
Chicago reports on April 22 describe the Lake Shore strike turmoil with Sheriff Hauchott deputizing 419 men mostly Pinkertons to guard yards and trains while Governor Oglesby weighs state troops. The fight centers on rail yards, switching actions, and threats to move or block rolling stock amid ongoing labor strife and wage disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hanchett
Setublus
Tts
Lake Shore
Ahorlif
Sherilf Hauchott
Oglesby
Toledo
Elkhart
Detroit
Ind
South Chicago
Lakeshore
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Knights of Labor Ostracism Hit at Champion Reaper Works
Ohio factory dismisses workers who belong to the Knights of Labor. State Labor assembly condemns the action as an insult to American liberty and urges patrons to withhold support from the Champion company while authorities consider the case. W N Whitely defended management and continued policy amid inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
Doycott
Columbus
Ohio
Champion Reaper Works
Springfield
W. N. Whitely
State Trade and Labor Assembly
Thesa
Msu
Caid Champion Company Motil
Controversy Over Monongahela Works Purchase Debate
Debate on a river and harbor bill centers on giving the secretary of war power to condemn or acquire the Monongahela Navigation Works. Critics call it unconstitutional and a seizure of private rights, while supporters argue the river as a national highway and pressure to protect coal interests.
Edmunds and Hoar Defend Soldier Policy in Washington
In Washington City on April 22 two senators Edmunds and Hoar rejected claims that they oppose soldiers. They said their statements about veterans were misrepresented and affirmed support for laws favoring veterans for office and pensions, praising the Grand Army of the Republic while criticizing the New York Herald for false reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmunds
Hoar
Washington City
Easton
Grand Army of the Republic
Knights of Labor
Qdoll
National Veterans’ Rights Association
Thum Ag
the Republic
New York Herald
Senate
Pensions By The Barrel And The 400th Discovery Anniversary
In Washington on April 9 the Senate introduced a regulation to probe whether federal actions are needed to regulate railway property by the United States courts and sent a question to the library committee about national celebrations for the 100th anniversary of the government and the 400th anniversary of America’s discovery. The Senate passed about 400 private pension bills and held an executive session before adjourning. The House adopted a resolution seeking agricultural data on wheat and corn and land in the ground, and considered measures to protect innocent users of patented articles and to aid prisoners of war and honor General Daniel Morgan. The House also reviewed the river and harbor bill and faced failed amendments as it moved toward purchase provisions for the Aluak Water Works on the Monongahela river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wasinesa
House
Washineton City
United States
Agricultural Department
Dan
Daniel Morgan
Barber
Aluak
Monongahela River
Executive Session Confirms Utah Governor Nominees Amid Debate
Washington April 3 In executive session the Senate confirmed multiple nominations, including William H. West of Kentucky as Utah governor and D. O. Bradley as internal revenue collector in South Carolina, amid contention over Bradley’s past moonshine ties and a split vote. The day featured debate over patronage and anti-pork rhetoric in the Galveston harbor bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Nyaupatty
Alls
Wstials
Brayton
Hrailley
Millands
Order Peremptory to Disarm Greek Forces in War Crisis
The Austrian government supports Britain's ultimatum demanding Greece disarm her army and navy within 72 hours or face allied seizure of the Greek fleet and blockade of the Dardanelles. Greece reportedly conducts frontier salutes and forceful show of defense, provoking Turkey as talks threaten wider war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Fevce
Turkey
England
Greece
Auda Hay
Phaena
British politicians clash over Ireland home rule debate
London reports detail speeches by Joseph Chamberlain and others in Birmingham and Glasgow. Chamberlain warns against any settlement that divides the United Kingdom and urges maintaining union with Ulster, while supporting limited Irish participation in Westminster. Lords and ministers differ on land purchase funding and means to govern Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Joseph Chamberlain
Airmingham
Thors
Wau Lothlag
Béearora
Parnell
Iriel
Iriuh
Lreland
Kkngland
Bo Aald
Gladstone
Trish
Iladstone
Ireland
Ghamberlain
Ulster
Chamberlain
Duke of Argyll
Viappeard
Glasgow
Haestone
Aia Cearby
Iriah
Asyer
Theduke
Farl Spencer
Newcontly
Morley
Dublin
Liberal contributions for Viennese relief after fires
The Vienna press drives relief funds for the Batry disaster with total aid growing, while government appeals abroad and local looting is quelled. Property losses top 2.5 million, three public buildings survive, and many victims lack food. Archives were lost, and grants may be sought from regional authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polthvre
Lamberg Viet
Reichsrath
Also Mentioned on This Page
Opera House
Choral Union
Raphneus Mudie
Freeport Choral Union
Milwaukee
Beatdes
Gouland
Union
Adele ST. Fohn
Rockford
Fred Fenkyns
Cleveland
Seth M. Crane
Bussa
Boston
Fames Williams
Freeport
Chandler Stark
Lillie Depu
Cummings
Reaervett
Wright & Akleekner's
Mandy
Bartlett Hardware Co
Mattore
East St. Louie
Reaper
Grest
MicDuwell
Tessimony
Knights
St. Louis
Chica & Alton
Barondalet
Iron Mountain
New York Protective Assortation
Turhar
Nnvessery
Hoxie
Champion Reaper
Dowell
Powderly
Gould
Knight of Labor
Cuirthy
New York
New Years
Third Avenue
Empire Protective Association
New Haven
Cou
Foster
Peck Broa & Cats
Brooxlyn
N. Y
Fpi
Whisky-Makers IN Council
Western Export Assosciation
Western Eport Association
The
American Purchasing and Lenalug Company
Lenalng
Burat
Lex
Masa
Tve
Ita
Cyrus W. Field
Pranapolis
Dorris
Hon
Imidair
Sehavis Port Saperriva
J. Ww. Sayurs
Pattson
Subao's
Cainaco
Washington
Pennsylvania
Puilthan Palace
Pensylvania Company
Alexander Shaler
Shaler
Jevenson City
Moorehouve
Allnoie
Wheriffs
East St Louis
C. H. Thompson
Pui la Delpaia
Henry Agnew
Lawrence Street
Jake Sharp Losea
Alvany
Nailer
Charlew
Loew
Stephenson St. mehPower
C.O. D
California
Pillsbury's
America
Diffenbaugh’s
Stephenson St
RMN
Tadge Kelly
Munda
Wasiiaron
Nogley
Cabo BR
Willian
Texas
Regan
Bayne
Kelley
Congresa
State of
Throwermy
Bla
Loulaiana
Blanchard
Penns Avena
Margtin Ane
Br Doin
Congress
Haowett
Kelleyan
Uiolion
Willis
Kentucky
Crain
Iowa
Hepburn
Garland Wasninatoy Cury
Pan-Electric
Waa
D. Tumphries
Globe Telephone Company
Wang
Garland
Ake Bt
Mall Telephone Company
Alatmn
Lamar
Wirat
Wakitiaron
Gary
Teat
United States Commission
Hoang
Lean
House Consiata
Wasamaron City
Xparks
St Joseph
Wasnineroy Crry
Tie Prasidant Lax
Juba ¢. Dayton
Atchison, Kan
Amione Im National Hines
Waxsumerun
Crry
Valle In
Tyoway
Bell Ly
Ininels Helicopare
Bmunufield
Avarioe Hotel
AlinoWtay Urud
M. Wreghis
Rpringfell
Frank Wylan
Henry J. Hohn
Malo Mo
Dohnston
J. Bisel
John Montroury
Howry J. Hohn
le. Howard
J. A. Roxford
W. M. Seanbty
Ruthins Alnesn
Arthur
Lutwobone Bay
Whey
Guy Bo Ty
Bucaugs Bia
Ref
Bratyuriecy
Mla
State Board of Charities Priday
City of Mexico
Chang
Berlain
Momp
Mayniv
Madrid
Besiides
Crocker
Gertowsly
Burt
Youk
Charles Crocker
General
Little & Cp
Knmert & Burl
Wholesale & Retail Ceaters
People's Column
Freoy
P.O
Krank and
State Streets
Gool Well
Elstern
Wateh
Kitenen
Miquand Dirksen
Klik
Locnst
Proutises
MRM
van Buren St
Win
Aschir
Plymouth J Rock Kgga
Donaldson Brod
Stephisison
Raddsen
Frave
Taquire
Williain Lerch
Hensy Shops
Pri
J. W. Sanderson
Guimston Square
Plano
N. Galeny
Chile
Ayla
Stone Church
Goodrain
W. Krapek
Tagoarts
Ascher
Meriguer
Knowlton Bros
Poetetbook
Sfreeport
Illinois
C,h
Chapman & Bro
Wimo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!