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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1894
Page
4
Government estimates peg west rail strike costs at up to a million dollars including troops pay. Chicago marshals' pay alone may reach 200 thousand. Articles discuss Republican tensions in Illinois, Prohibition era liquor sales profits, and coal strike impacts. The piece also notes Cosmopolitan magazine trends and a flag day anniversary.
The New Mexico admission bill passes the House while Senate action remains uncertain. A long history traces attempts since 1850, noting earlier failed efforts and population shifts due to Arizona’s separation, with estimates showing growth through the decades.
The article argues that the right to strike includes the right to unite yet forbids intimidation. It compares federation of labor to federation of capital and condemns Debsism as a misused force. It asserts federal troops protect interstate commerce and mails and praises law abiding workers while blaming militant leaders.
Editorials across major papers applaud President Cleveland for ordering troops into Illinois to enforce laws. Ex President Harrison repudiates a misattributed quote, affirming presidential power and the duty to uphold federal authority. Chicago Board of Trade and other bodies endorse the course, and the Senate supports swift action against western disorders.
Pasadena letters describe a booming citrus season and new railroads along Echo Mountain. J. R. Venou promotes Pasadena as a fertile paradise with growing schools, streets, homes, and a mountain incline railroad, inviting Editor to visit and witness the thriving desert climate and fruit bounty.
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