Altgeld’s Protests Over Riot Use Of Federal Troops
This piece recalls Gov. John Peter Altgeld’s July 5 1804 protests to President Cleveland against federal troop use in Chicago during the Debs riot. It cites Altgelds second protest July 6 and July 7 headlines, the presidents reply, and editorials branding Altgeld a demagogue while praising John R. Tanner in Illinois politics.
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John Peter Altgeld
Cleveland
Chicago
Debs
John Peter
Altgeld
United States
Springfield
Chicago Tribune
Liztr T. Fitzgerald
Fort Wayne
Panhandle
Lake Shore
Thirty-Ninth Street
Jackson Park
Rock Island
Lake Store
Indiana
Post Office Department
Deli
Ilinois
Illinois
Burnside
Englewood
Pullman
Ufe
Jig
Bryan
Veters
Walter Q. Greshato
Gov. Altgeld
Nijueisehall
Tornado hits near Chicopes and other scattered 1897 notices
A tornado near Chicopes Kansas destroys houses and damages property while a flood of reports from across the nation notes political sessions, deficits, auctions, accidents, and society events. The Tennessee legislature convened in extra session in Nashville.
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Chicopes
Kan
Tennessee
Nashville
Turney
Eastern Homing Pigeon Club
Sidney
Detroit
Mich
United States
Canada
Milwaukee
George W. Whittaker
Allen
Fort Scott
Grand Rapids
Menalen
Franklin Townships
Wattersburg
San Francisco
New York
UG. B. Lovell
Coliseum
Chicago
Clinton
Edward South
Richard Barter
Jackson
Walling
Pearl Bryan
Cincinnati
Henry Sieinke
Oshkosh
Wis
Ontouagon
National Hay Association
Albany
N. C
John A. Canan & Co
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Willam J. Littie Mercantile Company
Hot Springs
Ark
Union -National Bank of
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Andrew Paton
Danver
Mass
Newport
B.L
New England
Wilbiam White
Ashtabula
Lake Shore Road
Goshen
Ind
Southern Express Company
Thomasville
Laura,Behrent
Berron, Taylor & Co
Memphis
Tenn
Othe Mutual National Bank
New Oreans
Paducah
Cobden, Til
James P. Weidman
Joe Allen
St. Augustine
Frs
Louisville
James L. Rake
Reading
Indianapolis
Hobart accepts on gold standard and protection platform
Garret A Hobart republican vice presidential nominee issues his acceptance letter endorsing the gold standard protection to American industries and reciprocity. The report also notes Ohio senator Henry B Payne’s death and a flurry of party nominations across several states.
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Garret A. Hobart
Henry B. Payne
Cleveland
United States
Ohio
Gen. Black
Longo
Minois
William 8. Forman
East St. Louis
D. W. Samuels
Chicago
Moorman
Massachusetts
Allen-Coffin
John L. Nicholls
Ilinois
J. H. Teller
John Z. White
McAndrewe
O. H. Smith
William M. Swindells
Philadelphia Methodist
Ocean Grove
N. J
sMontana
Helena
A. G. Botkin
W.D. Crenshaw
Congress
Illinois
N. W. Robinson
John L. Brenner
James Lewis
Augustin Daly
New York
Gold Democrats
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Colorado Republicans
Denver
J. E. Hursh
H. A. Delano
Belsen Avenue Baptist Church
Leicester
Mass
Wheat Prices Rise Amid Market Uncertainty
The current outlook suggests higher wheat prices, though the situation remains uncertain and easy to misjudge. Market factors and speculation may influence futures, with observers urging caution.
Minister's Fifteen Years of Rheumatism Chronicle
Rev Joseph Sechler a Harlem pastor and Len a Stephenson County resident suffered fifteen years from rheumatism with severe pain night and day. He credits Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with easing and eradicating the disease after three to six months of use and notes a concurrent pile issue resolved.
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Joseph Seculer
Joseph Sechler
Sechler
Reformed Church
Abs
Lenn
Stephenson County
Northern Olinois College
Dakota
Harlem
Salem Reformed Church
Rosine
Williaine
Willamy
Joseph Hutmacher
Bechler
Hutmachers
Hig Suara
Lena
Freeport
Willams
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Boston
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USA
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Bradford Republican
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Cheater Conn
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Wm Leete
America
England
New Haven
Colony of
Connecticut
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Stark County
Iowa
Spring Lake Cemetery
Aurora
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