Sweeping injunction halts railway interference nationwide
A federal court issue enjoins twenty roads and associated companies from interfering with trains or pressuring workers. US troops prepare to move as negotiations falter. Debs cites armistice terms and demands restoring workers and resolving railway-striker disputes. A train wreck near Greenville Me claims multiple lives and injuries. A lynching case in Fulton Mo involves James Johnson, tied and hanged by a mob at Hillers Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Court For
Tilinvis
Indiana
Wisconsin
Railway Association
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
American Railway Union
United States
Fort Sheridan
Debs
Pullman
Soriation
Wong
Peter Studebaker
Worker Falls From 11th Story Building Killed in Pittsburgh
John Mack, a carpenter on the New Chantaugiua hake fee Come pay building in Pittsburgh, died after plunging from the fifth floor to the ground seventy five feet. He left a widow and one child. In Petersburg North Dakota Thomas J Reed once Justice of the House and Deputy County Clerk and Recorder died suddenly from a convective chill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mack
Pittsburgh
Jack Leaves
Petersburg
Thomas J. Reed
Elwood
Mary Gavin
Lounie Holmer
Decatur County Court House
Ote Sping
Lafontaine
Wabash County
McCord & Co
Losa
Peru
Herman Serrz
Anderson
Pendleton
Hoe
Aman
New York
Chicago
S. Louis R
Folyette
Allen County
Ind
Robert McConnel
McConnell
James Hobbe
Reform School
C Mier
Edgerton
Paris placard threatens Casimir-Perier at Marche Saint Honore
A placard found in Paris at Marche Saint Honore menaces President Casimir-Perier promising he will meet a fate like Carnot. The note warns that a date will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casimir-Verier
Paris Special
Marche St. Honore
Paris
Casimir-Perier
Carnot
Street Car Fatality Claims City Marshal Brunswick
City Marshal Brunswick of Hammond was killed by a street car. The report notes the tram struck as he paused over the body, crushing him in an apparent fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Hammond
Train incident near Leon injures unidentified Italian
A Kanawha and Michigan passenger train struck an Italian man near Leon Ohio. The victim’s identity remains unknown as authorities investigate the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha and
Michigan
Leon
Ohio
Crime and Casualty Roundup From Several States
Summary of violent incidents and criminal cases across Indiana Ohio Texas Missouri Minnesota Colorado and Kansas including an 80 year old gang leader sentenced to four years in Indiana a pilot surviving a 2000 foot fall in Ohio a man whipped in West Union for alleged wife beating a mob lynching in Texas a hanging in Missouri two drownings in Minnesota a treasurer's embezzlement case in Ohio a double execution in Kansas City and a fatal collision in Dillon Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanac Goodman
Indiana
Anderson
Ind
West Union
Ohio
Henry Gilly
Gilly
Snipbur Springs
Texas
Mra al Waltz
John Williams
Mra Waltz
Sulphur Springs
Fred
Ulysses Hayden
Newton County
Missouri
Hayden
Kotz Greanwood
Caasville
James Sutton
Record
Duluth
Minn
K N. Porter
Sutton
Porter
Gus Weisbrodt
Middletown
Giffen
Nathaniel E. Leighton
Minneapolis
Palin
Mina Wright
Kansas City
Harry Jones
Independence
Joan Clark
Jones Mme Wright
Jones
Clark
Alice
I. K. Beraddork
Denver and
Rio Grande
Dillon
Col
Notable Obituaries and Personal Notices From City and States
Obituary notices and personal mentions include Major Edgar I Tobey Chicago commander dies after spinal illness and bed rest. Bishop injured in San Jose ride dies. Obits listed for At Flynn JIL Dante Stearns 7 Louisville poet Win Gallagher 74 Bloomington William Bane 77 War ton Rev Theodore Todd Johnson 70. Mrs Sallie Chapman Gordon Law “Mother of the Confederacy” dies in Memphis. Bicycle accident in Chicago proves fatal for J W Fletcher after heat. Senator Walcott recovering slowly after kidney surgery in Paris. risk of losing a kidney discussed. Rayfeld Wisconsin Mrs William LaPointe age 20 also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flynn
Dante Stearns
Louisville
Win Gallagher
Bloomington
William Bane
Warton
Ind
Theodore Todd Johnson
Sallie Chapman Gordon-Law
South
Memphis
J. W. Fletcher
Chicago
Senator Walcott
Colorado
Beta
Paris
Walcote
Teun
Mother of the
Rayfeld
Wis
William LaPointe
Treasury rejects Gaudene medal design for Columbian Exposition
The Secretary of the Treasury rejects the second design by B Gaudene for the Exposition medal reverse and accepts Charles F Barber of the Philadelphia mint. The Attorney General asks Congress for a 125000 deficiency appropriation to cover costs from Justice Department arrests of Coreyites in the West for train thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
B. Gaudene
Charles F. Barber
Philadelphia
Itme
United States
Department of Justive
Sunator Hill
Political Ticket Nominations and Tax Debate Highlight Senate Action
The article notes senator Morrill and McPherson pairing to vote aye against the income tax amendment. It details committee action on the tariff tax provisions and lists Democratic and Prohibition tickets for several states, highlighting Franklin MacVeagh as a U S Senate candidate and other statewide nominees across Maine Vermont New York Iowa Pennsylvania Illinois Missouri and Maine with various positions and party designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atew
Power
Rhoup and Teller
Morrill
McPherson
Smith
Duboig
Senate
Franklin MacVeagh
Henry Raab
Bernard J. Claggett
Jolis Holmes Sith
University of Taylor C
Clendenin
Silinoieralvin L. Pleasante
Democrats of
William M. Borrig
Missouri
John M. London
James DL. Fox
Mane
BJ. Mew Gillicuddy
Pennsylvania
William M. Bingerly
John & Riley
David F. Mayes
W. W. Greenland
Malcolm Smith
Seth Low
New York Good Government Club
Tammany
Vermont
G. W. Smith
White River
Release of General Uewston and French presidential vote
General John Uewston of California was released from murder charges in the death of street musician George Lurton. Casimir Perier was elected president of the Third Republic by the National Assembly at Versailles on the first ballot with 451 votes amid cheers. An accomplice of Santo, Granier, killed himself to avoid arrest in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Uewston
California
George Lurton
Casimir Perler
Chamber of Deputies
Third Republic of France
Palace of Versailles
National Assembly
Senate
Casimir-Perier
M. Dupuy
Santo
Granier
Parla
Mixed Items Highlight Notable 19th Century News
A Chicago woman, Fila Garrison, falls from a window but survives with minor injuries and smallpox. several court and political notes follow, including Minnesota Supreme Court actions, a Mexico incident involving Professor Nelson, a Long Branch runaway scare with Fred Gebhard, and a tar and feather incident in Loveland. The roundup closes with a note on a dismissed treaty dispute and standings in the National and Western Leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fila Garrison
Chicago
Alt
J. & Hrinkurhoff
Een
Hitnote Insurance Department
Wm. Toomer
James Henry
Maywood
Ontario
Mre
Oliver Mowat
Nelson
Smithsonian Tnstitution
Mexico
Tlaxcalens
Fred Gebhard
Ocean Driveway
Long Branch
N. J
Mr. Gebhard
Gebhard
Indiana
Stesner Puritan
Fall River
Col
Melon
Minnesota Supreme Court
Minneapolis and
St Louis
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Aiinneapolis and
St. Louis
Minneapolis and St Louis Company
Thaddeus Guzzle
Loveland
J. Chapman
Guzzle
Financial turmoil and rail strike paralyze western routes
Robert Buchanan, now bankrupt in London, faces losses of 15000 pounds as his copyrights remain. A nationwide rail strike spreads from Chicago westward and southward, halting most lines from the Missouri River to the Canadian border, with terminals in Chicago severely tied up. Railroads declare weakness while Debs orders provocations, drawing in unions. over 25,000 workers lose jobs as freight stockpile and city shortages loom amid threatened troops and growing lawlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Buchanan
London
Pullman
Missouri River
Chicago
Eastern
Southern Trunk Lines
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Chiccago & Western Indiana
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
New Albany
Grand Trunk
Erie
Lines Central
Baltimore
Obhio
Great Western
Wisconsin Central
Cinciinnati Southern
Roada
Ak. V
Knights of Labor 14
Org Unizations
Baycotters
Chicago Stock Yards Transit Company
Illinois Central
Milwaukee
St Paul
Monon
Pullman Company
Hoosier News Notes Budgets and Tragic Incidents Across Indiana
A six month excerpt from state charity and prison reports shows 436 patients admitted to four insane hospitals and a rise in daily average enrollment by 7.79, with total maintenance and construction costs at 431002.00. Northern Prison income nearly covers expenses, while Southern Prison faces large deficits. Statewide expenditures reach 523172.25, up from last year. The report also lists multiple local incidents across Indiana including drownings, accidents, murders, and drownings near Columbus, Terre Haute, Logansport, Evansville, Lebanon, and Wabash River, plus fires, farm news, and a shooting incident near Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Central Insane Hospital
Franklin Canning
Richmond
William Riley
Terre Hate
White River
Columbus
Sarah
Hamilton County
Dowd
Jacob Shields
Lafayette
Wabash River
Bartley
Worthington
Ruth Steele
Greenfield
Jamea Hf
Rosenstock
Logansport
Muncie
Kennedy
Terre Haute
Yorktown
May
Reuben Merritt
Avon
Carl Lee
Anderson
Himsel
Henry Beauchamp
Andrews
Edward Stallman
Fred
Evansville
Waouls Stallman
William L. Wagner
Salt Creek
Lebanon
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Telegrapil
the News Record
Halifax
Montreal
Greenville
Fred Leavitt
Fred Moos
Canadian Pacific
Walter Sturkey
St John
N. B
M.C. Hoyt
Fort Fairfield
Cliss
Anius McDonald
Charles Grant
Jackson
Devell
Win
J. Kelly
Menantie
Richard Duke
Montrose County
Fulton Mo
John Reynolds
Guthrie
Taylor Wilson
Fulton
Cedar City
James Johnson
Mira
Willian King
Hiller’s Creek
Johnson
Crime and Casualty
Edgar I. Tobey
Washington
L. Sent
Altimore
Cleveland
oRton
Sneja Natty
Gouls
Brookmvn
Ittaborg
Ios
Philadelpa
Lomayle
Western League
W. L. Cent
Sioux City
Rapidell
Toledo
Bel
Detroit
Kansas
Howe
Indianapolis
Qatr
Svein
Baty
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