Breaks in Thy Ranks Chicago Freight Handlers End Strike
Chicago dispatch reports violent clashes as freight handlers and workers at Malleable Iron Works concede to an eight hour day with nine hours pay, boosts on piecework, and a partial return to work. riot at Forty second Street and Stewart Avenue, police firings, wounded officers, and arson at a Chicago shanty accompany the industrial tensions. Anarchist trials plus citywide vigilance and public notices outline ongoing labor unrest and government response.
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Chicago
Creight
Endantor
Bea
Ayil Hinman
Thomas
Thia
Scala
Folige
Houndsman Koliher
Fred
Kelcher
Markey
Bool
Ile
Kew
Nan Wis
Offer Flavin
Oficer Shovban
Uilicura
Bia
Fores
Tusuber Mey
Orm
Haturday
I'de Arbelter Zeitung
Tis Bonor
Nnally
Bay Market
Milwaukee
Workingisu
Anarabista
Ab Detroit KW
Voight
Hrudstrests
Washington City
Cincinnati
THAT BUCKEYE SENATE POLITICS SHARPENS DEADLOCK END
Ohio Republicans end a senatorial deadlock in a Saturday caucus by seating four Republican members after adopting resolutions favoring Republican claimants and oath of office. Democratic senators, absent, may seek the supreme court as they contemplate further action while Ohio politics pivot between Columbus and Chattanooga.
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Comumius
Ohio
Republicana
Hamilton County
Pavey
Mormbera
Cincinnati
Coulter
Offien
Supreme Court
Senate
Chattanooga
Venn
Columbus
New Trbank
National League leaders and early season standings
Chicago New York Detroit and Philadelphia top the National League after two weeks with six games won. American Association leaders include St Louis and Brooklyn, while other clubs trail. English runner George loses to Myers for middle distance title at Madison Square Garden. Pullman Athletic Club spring meeting opens May 2 at Calumet Lake. Washington Park Chicago Derby plans announced. Cremation of two men reported in Perrsmdia. A drunk in Porterfield causes property damage. a boy in Ava may die. President Cleveland and Col. Lamont visit a stock farm on May 10.
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Scluntatod
Myory
Htouth Genze
Agustin Cunaga
Chicago
New York
Detroiti
Philadelphia
Favport
Detroit
Los
Laura
Washington
Houton
Kansas
Louisville
Thitteburg
Metropolitan
Gatmen
Waetroit
St. Louis
Knawne City
St Louis Armerican Association
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Vittsbury
Loulaville
Ruuoner
George
Madison Square Garden
Myon
Myers
Serose
Atibim
Pullman Athletic Osgoclon
Calumet Lake
Chicago Air and ‘Rotting Breeders’ Association
Chicago Driving Park
Washington Park Club
President on Pensions and House Reform Views
President announces private pension vetoes and cites the House’s handling of Mrs. Andrew Jifba and related pension bills. He criticizes pension bureau delays and urges reform while detailing cases where pensions were approved or blocked under current law and proposed changes. He also notes the need for oversight of Congress and federal agencies in pension matters.
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Wasttraton
City
Andrew di
Conmittos
Pinafon Bureau
Aladin
Praeton
Agdney
Pension Bureau
Lam
Leon
Nin
Uuimos
Pisgae of Tha Billy, the Posarament Low
Tha Pension Bureau
Airos
Havea Boen
Alfred J. Eeul
Inare USA
Aleyail Smith
Bonelli
Coal Fleet Wrecked After Monongahela Flood
At Pittsburg Pa on May 10 a coal fleet was wrecked in the Monongahela River after a mooring break sent a drifting foot into a tow of eleven barges followed by more National Coal Mining Co craft. The disaster flooded the river, sunk multiple barges, caused losses to National Co O Neill & Co Birmingham Co and others, and led to a gas ignition near Farry Street with a near fire that was contained.
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Pittsburg
Pittsiung
Monongabulu
Dant Noi
Foint Bridge
National Coal Mining Co
Cincinnati
National Co
O'Neill & Co
O'Neill
Sneathan & Wilson
Birmingham Company
National Company
Brown Sons
Seizure of the Adams Investigated by State Departmen
An obscure report details an investigation into the seizure of the Adams by state authorities and a ship’s captain, with references to fishing and hospitality rights under an implied treaty. The text mentions various individuals, a schooner, and disputes over commercial rights, water, wood, and damages. A senator comments on treaty implications and U S law in the context of foreign relations and fishing rights.
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Wasiiveron Ciry
Julian
New Muxico
Paastig
Congress
Lamar Hag
Hparks
Gunatal
New Mexico
Bonoka
Cladina
Sparta
Cy Tio
Ty State Department
Samatiarya Opeltuas Waslusures Civ
Sven Beryl Wtatg
Lias
Gospatehos
Crane
Phelan
Dialifas
Rolinson
Yurtavuth
Digby
Great Britain
Culindu Glasius
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Johnson
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Stephenson St
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California
Pillsbury's
America
Diffenbaugh’s
Chicago Freight Handlers Con
Clude
Malleable Iron Works
Anavchy
Cuieaco
Ubu
Godul
Tt West
Jake Atruet
Albert Moray
Socis
Ists
Spies
Mieldean
Schwab & Ju
Holyoky
Masa
Indiana
Pennsylvania
George Bartels
Alais Loruna
Franz Emidt
Fred Bentean
Charles J. Franks
Wee Emidt
Franks
Emnidt
Teira
Giyon
Liszis Holmes
Adolph Vishny
Qgerhardt Lita
Arbeiter Zeltung
Togets Satunlay
Drs. Holmes Volonged
Adolph Maher
Qrionell
Fisher
Marilsions
Julgo Rogers
Mr. Grinnell
Shepard
Sly
Parsons
Ohio National Guard
Union Now 3
Buckeye Senate
Whit Caine
Lawn
Runk Harry
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Celvad Anax
Ava
Berry
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President Cleveland
Col. Lamont
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Pensions
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Indian Territory
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Manning
Onty Fay
Lom of
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Mmert & Burrell
Rport, Illinois
People's Column
Isn Biatyi Gan
Wiay Street
Dhe Brewster
Por Beng
DI Rent Gegoinse Talolog
Tha Hien Cla
Alti Etl
Forrest
Ways Bnok Rent
Piensantefo
Jara
Ellas Perkins
Cornet
van Buren
Ktreeh
Clark Ananad
Apradin
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SPMY
Hent
van Buren St
Salle
Guiena Street
Hornberger
Sala Init & Davis
Saat Aultf Knowlton Bros
Bankers
Della Sanders
Miss Foley
Stona
Stine
Cranes Grove
Tayem Jos
BCOTT
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Ascher
Storlwik
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