Unemployed and Ditrol Plan Joint Job Drive at Day’s End
Police and authorities prepare to receive Gener Goser and detectives, Cumberland army enlistment on Saturday, to acquaint criminals with new orders. Col Redstone, local manager, and Inspector Hollberzer visit police HQ to show the movement’s purpose as a law-abiding effort to move the community forward.
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Unclear gang plot leads to court pleadings in Colton
A group arrested from county jail to Colton for a court appearance charged with inviting to riot and attempting to defend a transport fare protest. They sought jury trials after pleading, with a district attorney blocking inflammatory speeches and claiming seditious intent.
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Montana Commune acts amid mail strike unrest in Butte
Reports describe scattered actions as the Montana Commune mobilizes 600 workers in Butte, while the American Railway Union unions refuse train movement and endure stalled operations across multiple regions. Strikes disrupt yards, protests rise, and authorities delay decisive action as rail service integrity frays.
Their Departure Delayed and Swindler Dead in Asheville
The article notes a delayed departure involving a contingent passing through town with transport concerns and funds approved for moving a wind-related item. It also reports the death of Henry Tres, formerly from Henry & Co, amid a backdrop of harboring creditors and a financial patchwork aimed at settling debts around two cents on the dollar. Breckenridge spoke on April 17 regarding ongoing issues.
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Robbery at Angels stage. four youths tied to theft
Deputy Sheriff Gregor arrests Arthur Wicly at noon suspected of robbing the Angels stage yesterday morning. Three accomplices, all young men from Milroy, face strong circumstantial evidence. About $70 found, later reports say $100 stolen. Detective Tancher aids search. witness Prof Stockton to testify. Smallpox cases in Chicago area prompt quarantine and house to house checks as city faces crowded conditions.
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Oregon Democrats Nominate Calloway for Governor at State Convention
The Oregon Democratic platform denounces Republican policies and calls for free coinage of silver, direct senatorial election, and pensions for soldiers. Calloway of McMinnville was named for governor on the first ballot, with Wertherford and Reley also in nomination districts.
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Quarrel at Madison Law Offices Ends in Shootings
In Madison a conference between litigants at the firm Carrsso Millar Tsam escalated into violence. Copeland entered without warning and shot Bruning, then attacked with a weapon, while Walller attempted to intervene. Bruning was wounded but is expected to recover. several cuts remain and tensions run high as authorities arrest Copeland.
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Roscoe Robbery Suspects Face Testimony Efforts
Four men accused of involvement in the Roscoe robbery seek to compel Evans to testify as well as call Mrs Lyins to contradict sworn statements. Attorneys plan court action to secure an order bringing the prisoner to testify at the examination and to challenge the bandits’ defense. The article notes expected legal moves and defense strategy.
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Congressional Quorum Debate Shapes House Rules
In a calm session the Republican and Democratic factions clash over a quorum counting rule. The vote adopted the new rules 212 to 41 to clear a parliamentary tangle and proceed with consular and diplomatic appropriations.
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Robbery Charge Dismissed In City Case
April 14 District Attorney dismissed charges against Janes Tole for treasury robbery after finding no proof. Mullins deposition unusable. motives unclear. Also notes Army mobilization and local fire incidents with casualty details.
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Daring Robbery On Oakland Line At Midnight
Two armed men robbed the conductor and seven passengers on the Oakland Consolidated line near Berkeley at midnight on April 18. They rifled pockets, seized cash about 10 dollars, jewelry, and valuables while one robber covered victims with a revolver. The bandits fled after taking the money and goods.
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No Offense Found in San Tasco Trial
A San Tasco jury ruled that AHH Vaal of San Lorn, Vail & Go committed no offense in criticizing ex Secretary Bennett over suppression of vice. The verdict labeled Bennett’s prosecution as malicious and noted Bennett sought to harm Vail’s associates. The case references a controversial arrest and follows with a California Victims’ Society meeting in Sin Tranessco, electing officers and planning further sessions at the Vendome hotel.
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Wadeworth
Lewett
Electric Plant Burned Bright Lights Go Dark in Sacramento
The Cripple Gis Company holding city lighting contracts had its plant burned at about 8 am. Twenty four dynamos and several power engines were destroyed. The blaze, likely sparked by a current fault, threatens streetcar service and essential illumination for Sacramento unless repairs proceed quickly. Meanwhile, Minneapolis Great Northern employees threaten a strike at 8 o'clock, risking a full system shutdown without court-ordered restraint.
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Rioters clash as Polish workers attacked at job site
April 18 reports a violent labor dispute in a city where Polish workers, led by Sheriff Collins and Deputies, faced a mob over water trenching funds. Two laborers killed, numerous injured, and arrests followed as police struggled to quell the riot amid threats of further violence.
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A Town Destroyed by Fire at Large Mining Camp
A large mining camp was completely destroyed by fire in a town described as the largest in the area. Much property was lost, with an estimated damage of 90000 dollars and scant insurance. Miners and families are left homeless as the blaze, driven by strong winds, could not be controlled. At Washington Barracks on April 18, Coxey movement supporters urged action from the President to aid the demonstrators. Authorities report several improvised camps and routes for transporting men and coordinating defense as unrest grows.
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Barley and Wheat Prices Jump in April Market Report
April 18 notes barley prices rising for the first time in ten years while wheat stock and prices show volatility. Prices opened at $10 per cental in December, barley climbed to 8.11 and 2.10, with limited sales as of the latest reporting.
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Uncertain Letter Fuels Reedley Murder Mystery Tale
A letter allegedly sent to Will iam Wootton of Reedley sparks questions about a possible murder plot. A Rosewood bookkeeper reports a misdelivered note intended for a different Wootton, later returned to the post office. The letter, signed Sindere, mentions an uncle and indicates a Hot Springs location weeks earlier, with local officials unsure of the sender’s identity.
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Congress Fears Coxeyite Gathering Deepens Alarm
Executive session reveals senators view the approaching Coxeyite march with greater seriousness. Officials warn authorities will enforce strict order as preparations intensify. A Northern Strike update notes North Dakota representation and hindrance actions against disruption of Great Northern operations. Wheat and corn prices show firm to strong shifts as markets react to headlines. Mardi Gras parade advances with larger turnout and added pageantry at the fairgrounds.
GOAL MINERS STRIKE ACROSS DISTRICT IN NEAR 2000 OUT
Nearly 2000 miners expected to quit by noon with strikes spreading from Bell Lewis and Gates to Rochester and Pittburg iron works. Adnum and Wale ton mines halted at noon, while T1 Nort Readh and V and Helethi remain at work but plan to strike by tomorrow. Officials estimate tens of thousands could join, signaling a major labor action affecting eastern districts.
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Gold Discoveries and Army Tensions Ripple Through City
Reported gold filings on the residence portion of Licoma Licota, oil-like findings, and a claim of gold showing from a well. In separate items, city officials warned Captain Williams to move his 240 men or face arrest, a suicide attempt aboard a boat, and ongoing labor disruptions with strikers, railway security concerns, and calls for transportation support amid industrial army activity.
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Red Bluff Suspect Sanders Tied to Bank Robbery Rumors
In Red Bluff and surrounding counties a tangle of rumors links Sanders antecedents to a notorious desperado network. Police and witnesses recall Sanders as a hard citizen with unclear ties, while Jim Sanders and his brother Jim are named in connections to the Marsville Bank robbery and local crime rumors. Authorities provide little conclusive evidence tying him to the crimes.
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