Troops to Help Hill in Great Northern Trouble
United States Regulars and marshals guard trains along the Great Northern Railway amid strikes. Regulars from Fort Snelling moved westward with eighty men stationed at Grand Forks under Major J. H. Patterson. Bridges burned and trains delayed raise fears of further clashes at Montana and Devil's Lake. Arbitration talks stall as Debs claims inside info. company says engineers and firemen will stand by the union and the wage rise is contested.
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United States
Great Northern Railway
Fort Snelling
Uncle Sam
Grand Forks
N. C
J. H. Patterson
St. Cloud
Solier
Crookston
Minot
Montana
Devil's Lake
Hinckley
Minn
Great Northern
Minnesota
E Diluth
Twin City
Businees
Debs
Fromena
Enginers
Death of Frank Hatton Washington Post editor dies at 4 pm
Frank Hatton editor and proprietor of the Washington Post dies in Washington after a week of paralysis. Born April 1845 in Cadiz Ohio, Hatton began as a printer's devil and rose to edit the Hawkeye and National Republican before leading the New York Press and Washington Post. He served in the Union Army during the Civil War and held several postmaster and executive roles in government.
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Famenus Edliltor
Washington
Frank Hatton
Washington Post
Cadiz
Ohio
Ediitor
Jtupubican
Kenblican
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Mount Pleasant Journal
Hat
James XN. Tyner
Gresham
Hatton
National Republican
New York Press
Burlington
Mob Lynchings Follow Missouri Valley Killings
Johnson the burglar and Davis were captured after a March raid on a suspected thief’s home in Missouri Valley. City Marshal Adam Whitney was shot and killed at 5 am Saturday while pursuing stolen goods. The mob hanged Pamgon, the burglar who killed the marshal, Monday night as part of vigilante justice.
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Pamgon
Johnson
Missouri Valley
Adam Whitney
Davis
Recount of Gun Attack Leaves Officials Wounded
Narrative states Marshal Whitney was killed instantly while J B Lyon suffered a fresh wound in the aide. Johnson took four bullets as Davis fled into nearby woods, escaping the scene.
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Marshal Whitney
J. B. Lyon
Johnson
Davis
Stockbridge Dies While En Route to Health in California
Senator Francis Browne Stockbridge of Michigan died at the home of his nephew in Chicago after weeks of illness. He was 68, suffered from angina, and had been planning a California sojourn to regain health. Burial occurred in Kalamazoo after a life in timber and politics including two Michigan legislature terms and a U.S. Senate term. His generosity to workers and Loyal support from laborers marked his public image.
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California
Francis Browne Stockbridge
Michigan
James L. Houghteling
Chicago
Nures
Kalamazoo
Stookbridges
Senator Stockbridge
Mra. Stockbridge
Mr. Houghtering
Littl
New England
Bath
Hague
Holland
United States Senate
Washington
Hogan's Army Prisoners Reach Helena in Charge of Soldiers
About 330 Hogan's Army Coxey followers arrived in Helena Montana on a special Fort Keogh train. Prisoners were camped under guard at the fair grounds two miles from the city after being captured at Forsyth following resistance. Col Swaine directed Col Page to secure the train and intercept the army.
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Helena
Hogan's
Mont
Fort Keogh
Fair Grounds
Coxey
Northern Pacific
Putte
Swaine
Department of Dakota
Fire in Shanghai destroys houses and other ills
Advices from San Francisco report a Shanghai fire destroying one or more houses. Anthony Sweeney, a Denver insurance agent and real estate owner, died at Hot Springs Arkansas. President Peixoto’s forces captured Paranagua and the rebels’ last forts offered resistance. C W Carpenter, a New York salesman, died by morphine in a Richmond hotel. Cherokee legislature approves per capita distribution of 6 740000 to Cherokees. Baby’s remains found beside a Springfield Ohio railroad. Montgomery Butracis, Buffalo lawyer, shot in the street. Rohnert Salmons of Dallas and James Howard of Hutts Montana arrested in Kansas City for counterfeiting.
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Shanghai
China
San Francisco
Anthony Sweeney
Denver
Hot Springs
Ark
Peixoto
Paranagua
Uracil
C. W. Carpenter
New York
Richmond
Springfield
Ohio
Montgomery Butracis
Buffalo
N. Y
Rohnert Salmons
Dallas
Texas
James Howard
Hutte
Mont
Kansas City
Indiana Republicans Choose Ticket After Long Delegate Session
The Indiana Republican State Convention, chaired by Richard W. Thompson, spent over twelve hours selecting a party ticket amid forty three nominees. The platform backed tariff protection, a gold silver and paper currency, immigration enforcement, and opposition to Cleveland administration policies. Nominees include W D Owen, A C Daily, F J Scholz, W A Ketcham, and others for state offices.
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Indianapolis
Harrison
Thompson
Indiana
Richard W. Thompson
Terre Haute
Charles J. Wilson
Tippecano
O. Z. Hubbell
Elkhart
Committee On
Republican Party
Emocratic
W.D. Owen
Logansport
A. C. Daily
Lebanon
Tressurer
F. J. Scholz
Evansville
W. A. Ketcham
Supreme Court
Alex Tesa
Wabash
S.J. Thompson
Shelbyville
Superintendent of Public Instruction
D. M. Gooting
Madison
W. S. Batchley
Torre Halludge
J. M. Jordan
Martinsville
Nation's Solons in Session Report on Senate and House Actions
Long parliamentary summary reports Senate speeches and votes on post office and tariff measures, amendments on money orders and publications, and House actions on diplomatic and consular appropriations. It notes committee moves, votes 26 to 183 on an amendment, and adjournments with details of personnel and boards of visitors.
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Congress
Senate
Mills
Harris
Quirg
Beaside Library
Pickler
Quigg
Hopkins
Daniels
Bingham
O'Neill
Hepburn
Dockery
House
Halley
Texas
Warner
Barcelona
Spain
Mc Hepburn
Liserrool
Hong Kong
Amoy
Canton
Tien
Havre
Callao
Prague
Antwerp
Valparaiso
Colon Chine Mang
Fuchan
Wankow
Bordeaux
Belfast
Bradford
Demnaramn
Glistow
Kingston
Manchester
Vera Cruz
Mataozas
Basle
Montevideo
Treasury
Military Academy
Messrs
Blick
Illinois
Hatch
Missouri
Curtis
New York
Naval Academy
Moyer
Louisiana
Outhwaite
Ohto
Randall
Massachusetts
Turple
Aldrich
Metkiejohn
Nilow~brara River
Nebraska City
Neb
Adjutant General
Gifts Pour In For Retired Leader Gladstone
Following retirement Gladstone has received hundreds of tributes from admirers across the United Kingdom. He has been sent dozens of walking canes and umbrellas, with several groups contributing a fine arm chair and numerous other notable gifts arriving for the veteran statesman.
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Alt
Gladstone
United Kingdom
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Pure Laxative Remedy
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a superior laxative promoting gentle cleansing of the system. It claims benefits for kidneys, liver and bowels, relief from colds headaches and fevers, and notes availability in 60 cent and 1 dollar bottles from druggists. It warns only California Fig Syrup Co. products carry the genuine name.
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Betsap
California Fig Syrup Co
Kennedy's Medical Discovery Claimed Cure All Ailments Pasture Weed Remedy
An advertisement touts a Roxbury mass discovery by Donald Kennedy claiming a common pasture weed cures ailments from scrofula to pimples. It lists over eleven hundred cases with two failures and over two hundred certificates within twenty miles of Boston. The text promises immediate benefits from the first bottle and urges readers to read the label and take one tablespoonful nightly.
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Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Mass
Boston
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