Goulds Arbitration Move Eases Southwest Railroad Strike
The Knights of Labor led by Powderly and Jay Gould pursued arbitration to settle the Gould lines dispute. Letters and telegrams show Gould consenting to arbitration, resuming work, and prioritizing former employees, while Knights officials announce orders to resume at once. The talks reference Missouri Pacific and Southwestern routes, with broad support from labor leaders and mixed local responses.
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Powderly
Knights of Labor
Ould
Knights
Chapmen
Abvyert
Goull
Preateenr
Orvick Missouri Bacine Rallroad
Dehly
Wo—Daar Srey
Hoxie
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Perso
Jay Gourp
Knights of Labor Lng
Martin Trons
Cuatrman
Beanp
Disiitot Assuang No. 101
Sr. Levin
Jay Gould
Go Telegraphs
Hoxy
Mien
Executive Board
T. V
Kniours
Lavon
Statke Insouthwhet
Executive Baned District Assembly
TV. Powners
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St Dece
F HL Copper
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Martin Irons
New York
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Wiliams
Advocate McGarry
Irong
Bedalia
The
Knights of Luttor
Haturly
T. W. Powderly
Scranton
Frederick ‘Turner
Philadelphia
J.W. Hayes
New Brunswick
W. J. Nailey
Shawnas
Ohio
Harry
East Saginaw
Southwestern Railway
Missouri Macile
WO Asramablies
Tov
Gonte
Gatyeston
Tex
Ulao Cudorsel
Fifteen Million for River and Harbor Items Approved
The river and harbor appropriations bill totals 15,105,400 dollars and becomes available after passage. It covers numerous harbor improvements across Illinois Wisconsin Michigan and adjacent states, listing specific projects in Chicago Calumet Grand Haven Ludington Manitowoc Milwaukee Bay St Joseph and other ports, with varied funding levels including 100000 to several dozen thousand dollars.
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Marboro
Washington
House
Chicago
Grand Muratw
Ludington
Manistee
Marquette
Mussegon
Punt Water
Portage Lake
Sandy Beach
St Joseph
Haugatuck
Manitowoc
Milwaukee Bay and Harbor
Oconto
Port Washington
Racine
Superior Bay
Sheboygan
Bturgeon Bay
Chippewa
Fox
Sa Croix
Minnesota
Duluth
Grain Marais
Red River
Iowa Legislature Advances and Kills Bills in Des Moines
In Des Moines on March 20, the senate engaged with the woman suffrage amendment and ordered it engrossed. The insurance commissioner bill died after the enacting clause was stricken by a near unanimous vote. The house passed salaries graduated by county population and a needful labeling and scarlet wrapping rule for morphine packages. The pharmacy bill moved to engrossment, and a resolution expressed sympathy for railway strikers and supported Wowderly's attempt to align with Jay Gould.
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Des Moines
Senate
Insurances
House
Wowderly
Stort
Jay Gould
Making Them Toe tha Mark and Ship That Sank the Oregon
A March dispatch reports Were Wasimarun City officials tightening account checks and ordering costs paid by tal commissioners. The Oregon sinking tale centers on the schooner Charles H Morse with nine aboard. Florida voyage boats drift from Sandy Hook, no news yet. President Cleveland dined quietly in Albany before returning home. Archbishop Trench, a former Dublin leader, has died at 78 after a long church service.
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Drham
Tal
Marine Corps
Oregon
Charles H. Morse
Sandy Hook
Morse
Prodigal Son Sermon Moves Revival Audience
Rev Sam Jones preached a parable driven revival in Georgia with 6000 listeners. He contrasted the prodigal's ruin with mercy from the father while urging modern readers to abandon riotous living and return home. An onstage revival culminated in emotional scenes as attendees prayed and pledged reform.
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Georgia
March
Sam Jones
Hones
Dickens
Thackeray
Joana Christ da
Janda
Bin
Hail
Linethis
Ruthor
Ngrie
Lome
Bava
Loma
Tir Bey
Ehurell
Tavasta
Renort
Davis
Haades
Othiy Anon
Tage
Tere
Aoman
Aid
Yi Spiritual
Letitia
Epleithel Lavine
Atel
Tin el
Christ
Josy
Oman
Mate Tinta
Beta Moe
Janay
Calfin
Jones
Wiel Knues
Sam Small
Ms. Jones
Chicago
Mr. Jones
Small
Alphiuse
Death sentence upheld in Archer gang murder case
At Hubark on March 22 the Archer gang murder case ended with a guilty verdict and the death penalty for Archer. The court denied a new trial motion, and execution was set for July 9, four years after the murder of young Mart Archer. The decision drew mixed reactions as witnesses and officials weighed perjury charges and silver standard debates.
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Killimyel
Ponttonbury
Hubark
Archer
Utter
Mart Archer
Avery
Arches
Ruth
Glimpse of Riots and Violence at Charleroi
A London dispatch reports violent upheaval in Charleroi with rioters, anarchists, and workers clashing amid late night fires. Belgian authorities struggle as looting, arson, and street clashes erupt, burning furnaces, collieries, and shops. casualties and arrests rise as martial law approaches.
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Charlorot
Lotton
Quewloning
Mdi
Surat
Charleroi
Communist and Petroleum Fond
Wittinay
Mesa
Toy Tad Hom
Ad Long Ste
Vanderanisson
Trent Witel
Charterol
Ateg Ina
Hague
Daztig Pitoh
Ain
Wystrvotis
Dat Matiber
Muder
I Charluroi
Bourgeatie
Iran
Varga
SF SR
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