Three Accused in Rock Island Case Face Indictment
Stawwoerizey Missouri reports Henry Graham and co defendants Mrs. Molloy and Cora Lee awaiting possible bail after a lengthy cross examination. Testimony centers on alleged confessions and letters connected to a murder at a well and a contested family dispute over a penitentiary bird. Other items note Harry Estes’ preliminary exam in a Geneva police case and the Rock Island train robbers lacking leads.
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Stawwoerizey
Charles Graham
Graham
Motley-Graham
Loy
Moloy
Mra Molloy
Thad
Cora
Ette
Bruning
Aidley
Gora Lee Tokima
Brooldina
Esteo Tocheted
Chicago
Harry M. Estes
Aurora
Joseph H. Grant
John B. McNutt
Geneva
Fill
Thin City
Matt W. Finkerton
W. WV. Gilbert
McNett
Grant
Matt W. Pinkerton
Trunr
Uls
John St. McNethat
Genoa
Lawad
Dan
Joseph Grant
Didlm
Ft McNett
Grneve
Ile
Joby Tunt
Ross
Parking
Ienry Monegan
John Parkman
W. H. Bell
Aling Frank Bell
N. M. Esrin
H. McChvenay
Mate W. Pinkerton
H. McWhisney
Cutcace
Hornl
Mike Humphreys
Morris
Nichols
Grape Creek
Vermillion County
Strike notes show HoxiePowderly clash over Missouri Pacific action
Kansas City dispatches detail a bitter labor dispute with Hoxie refusing to meet Powderly and Powderly blaming Knights of Labor leadership for the strike. Missouri and Kansas governors travel to St Louis seeking arbitration while Powderly accuses management of delaying talks. Jay Gould condemns the strike, arguing it harms millions and pours payroll money to conspirators.
Governors and Knights of Labor end rail strike talks
At Kanaas City on March 20 governors Marmaduke and Martin and a Knights of Labor committee reached a tentative agreement to return workers to the Missouri Pacific lines based on a prior settlement. Strikers preserve a demand for higher pay for bridge and track men, while discussions continue with railroad officials to end the strike within days.
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St. Laura
Hoxie
Kansas City
Marmaduke
Missouri
Martin
Kansas
Kanany City
St. Louis
Am Atrike
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacifi
Galveston
C. A. Hall
Texas & Pacfle
United States Court
Palestine, Tex
Maronduke
Marty
Otagourl
Kanaas
Kanaas City
Eunis
Knights of Labor
Missouri Pacifics
Hall
Te Toxoa
Bowron
Norway Ironworks
Norway Ironworks, Souk Hoxton, Struck Vriilng Afternoon For Therensid Waa
Billings
la Asaertion
Thie Kallis
Labor
A Shameful Exposure of Navy Drill at Fort Taylor
A dispatch from Key West reports a navy drill disaster at Fort Taylor where ships landed boats and a firing target stood seven yards distant. Shell and shrapnel misfired. twenty three of forty three shots missed or failed to explode due to aging ammunition. Officers and men condemned the exposure and poor equipment despite otherwise sound drill practice.
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New York
Fort Taylor
Landig
Wirlay
Miagdy
Wil Tho Shelly
Multiple Railway Aaccident and City News Blended Report
A derailed passenger train near Tore, Kentucky, due to heavy rain, caused an explosion and fatalities among engineers and injuring several passengers. Officials attribute the crash to strike-related disturbances amid a tense night journey to St Louis. Nearby, Cincinnati theaters faced legal action as James Finnesey’s and Heuck's properties faced warrants and bond hearings. Other items note a gas of misfortune, buried workers in Cincinnati streets, and a court dispute over a railway stock case.
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St Louis
Lana Stetien
Amiles
Tore
Joeouvilya Atraik
Wo SL
Metealf
Sranan Dok Qlark
Pounesey
Vinesse Fatted
Cincinnati
James Finnesey
Binnager
People's Theatre
Heuck
Apore House
Fonnessay
Law and Order League
Furnesey
Bond
Br Prrersnuni
Russia
Baku
Political Reform Debate in Washington and Pension Roll Call
A complex session in Washington featured Spooner and Seัลsbury arguing civil service reform and accountability, with debates on removing officeholders and protecting honest officials. Other items include pension requests for Maj. Gen. Josoph A. Mower's widow, Louisiana and Colorado land acts, and promotions for naval officers. The House adjourned with the Senate moving to May.
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Warhington City
Spodner
Wisconsin
Edmunds
Lim
Hlo
Apoonay
United States
Oilea
Spooner
Republic
Cleveland
Ely
Ndtalatstrattion
Seulsbury
Konato Cankenta
Kroleum
Ole Vadods Wasinneron Crry
Josopl A. Mower
Sanita
Congress
Admiral Jouett
Colorado
Helga
Lawrence
Kau
ISK
Edinaren
Bansuury
Chey
Himelf
Senate
Maiuiay
Crisp
Guorgia
Nhe
Poston
Huard
Markets Report From Caracon and New York
The markets at Caracon and New York show mixed activity with several futures and cash prices listed. Corn and wheat futures move with March and May contracts, while cattle and butter produce varied bids and asking prices. New York prints No. 1 red and white wheats, corn, and oats with notable price points across multiple months.
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Board of Trade
Wwe
Murch
Lord—Murch
B.S
Union Stock
Aedge
Laney
New York
St. Luis
Lewis
Siena
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Bartlett Hardware Co
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Stephenson St
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Diffenbaugh
C. D
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Stowe
Mason
Hoobel & Mongk's
Reeport
Ill
Mrs. Molloy
Cora Lee
Harry Batuo
Rock Island
Dixie
Washington City
Washington Lodge of Benevolent
Ellis
National Theatre
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Adonis
Bijou
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Mitchell
Connecticut
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Belmont
Covington
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Ina Aki
Middendorf
Washioton City
Clousland
Bia Horary
Hoxin
Missouri Pacific
Todls
Thorefor
Qoakd
Tate
Ag Dasha
Mir
Hoxie Communication
H. M. Hoxin
Mrnssouni Pacific Rtairway Company
T. V. Powpgety
Jay Gould
Charvleston, & C
Dallas Merchants Exchange
Greenville
Tex
Dallas
Wits Alearing
Jay
Pirraniny
Marvel
Place
Loxie
Columbus
Ohio
Idr
Worcester
Mags
Frank Hauer
Stonemason
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Liuckova Street
Myers
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Best
United
Marshal Costello
Altar
Couson
Burrs
Iowa
Mre Fiva Db
Folger
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Supreme Court
Lidlmes
Atchison, Topeta & Buta
Stukery Daled
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Mra
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Tird
Wasiniran City
Mare
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Croxton
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Democrata
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Boyle
Uard
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Gilfrey
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Western Union Telegraph Company
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Hingham
Price
Orig
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Wice Pope
Patrick B. Gorman
Land Office
Re, Cloud, Minn
D. F. McDermote
Public Moneya
Dawson, Fin
Alate
Jarvis
Eimperor Dain Pedra
Bravell
Penca Augusta Loopollo
New Orleans
North River
Konta Lackawann
Hoboken Inn
Halttinors
Pennsylvania
Lackawanna
Guntruman
Chomana
Hoboken
St Mary's Hospital
Baltimore
Walt Atverly
Cty
Mdivon Electric Light Company
Nanto
A. Cuggan
St Paul Stroat
Lows Sewiniature
Des Monts
Towa
Dex Moinox
Keokuk
Bil
Senetha Ra
Orvawa
Supreme Court Vriday
Joseph C. Muckifa
Vriday
Saya
Inge
Ha Londor
Mt. Joy Soldiers
van Dorn
Hie Wits
Mies Minnis Lanconut
Heirosa
Rome
Drome
Romy
Balthasgare Parnsal
Vesta
Mortum Virilia
Hospital of
Santo Spirite
Grant Kag
Corbin
Grant & Ward
New Youk
Avenue C
Maria Hack
Frederick
UHL Little & CO
Nmert
Burrell
Lreeport, Illinois
Brown & Dollmeyer
Court House
Freeport, Illinois
People's Column
Catriaga
David Benson
Horsa
J. Fry
Tod
Hehilddew D. Wilcoxon
Lincoln Ave
C. C. B . Mrehlatt
VanBurenst
Ueta
SIS
Knowlton Brob
West God Elk Streets
A. Orary
Clark Ave
North
van Buren Jf
Elias Perks
Kraft House
Nehladin
Krart & Franz
DR Bale
Taggart
Ulgar
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