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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1894

Page

2

Labor Strikes Gain as Chicago Rail Traffic Returns

Chicago dispatches report strikers returning to work and traffic resuming with near normal conditions. Debs and McBride pushed for broad walkouts while Vice President Wickes refused arbitration talks. Sacramento strikers threaten armed resistance to troops in Stockton with trains blocked and mail trains allowed only.

Chicago Thadey Wickes Pullman Company St. Louis Kansas City Weaver Nashville Fort Beott Kan Kanawhe Michigan Charleston W. Va A. R Mattoon Federated Trades and Labor Unions Pullman Debs Sovereign McBride Cleveland Amiasé United Sea Ie K. of T Ghicaro San Francisco Sacramento Stockton

Insurance Man Escapes Murder Plot in Cincinnati

Adolph Orendorf, independent insurance agent, was lured to 405 West Eighth Street by Richard Wilson and fatally assaulted with a hatchet. Caldwell, Wilson’s brother in law, planned murder and robbery aided by two women and a boy who helped dig a ready grave in the cellar. Orendorf is gravely injured. Caldwell remains at large.

Cincinnati Adolph Orendorf Lila Insurance Mad ‘Anthony Street Richard Wilson West Eighth Street Frank Caldwell Wilson Caldwell Orendorf Fannie Caldwell Harry Johnson Johnson Boy

Disease Among Bugs Shows Fair Progress in Illinois

Springfield special reports the state entomologist says contagious diseases can reduce chinch bug numbers. He has many requests for diseased bugs to fill in July while mail delays hinder lab work. People are advised to use neighbor infection boxes if needed. The disease appears in four counties Marion Clinton Effingham Fayette and thrives with adequate rain.

Springfield State Department ‘of Agriculture Ilinois Marion Clinton Efingham Fayette

Explosion Tears Through Cincinnati Anarchist Figure

The report describes a fatal blast injuring Tenure La Drivers, a Cincinnati heir associated with anarchist notoriety. His body was shredded, a hand hurled through a door, and nearby windows broken by a dynamite pocket device. A postal card from United States Mutual Tire Insurance Co. was found on him.

Cincinnati United States Mutual Tire Insurance Company of New York Young Dritery

Mad Engineer Attacks by Fireman Halted on Kansas City Express

On a Kansas City Express bound south from East Afton Engineer Robert Paul frothing and barking was tackled by his fireman who restrained him. The train was driven to Venice where authorities took control, possibly due to a dog bite incident earlier. Station agent in Coffeemile killed by bandits during a separate robbery. the attack ended with the bandits escaping.

Aton Kansas City Express East Afton Robert Paul Paul Venice Hbandite Coffeemile Kan Missouri Pacific Nawata I. T Richards Heo Cnstum Sarinaw, Mich William Kinz Charlie Stillwell Mr. King Young Stilwell

Battle reports claim 1000 rebels killed at Paso Funda

London dispatches say in Paso Funda ta Grande do Sul on June 7 1000 rebels were killed in battle with insurgent commander General Saraiva declaring victory. Von Kotze declared innocent and released by order of the Emperor. Rev Mr Fisher becomes a Catholic and Lord Randolph Charentil arrives aboard the Majestic. he declines interview.

London Paso Funda Ta Grande Do Sul Saraiva Mr. Fisher Methodist Episcopal American Church In Home

Demoralizing Trade Shift Amid Great Strike Pressure

New York special notes a sharp restriction in general trade and industrial production due to railroad trouble. Idle workers surge beyond prior labor conflicts. prices rise for cereals, pork, lard, fruits, vegetables, and meats. Western regions see higher prices for pig iron and livestock. trade slows in many cities while eastern markets show limited gains. Wheat stocks, exports, and weekly business failures are reported with global supply context.

New York Bradstreetts Sa Ficup West Chicago San Francisco Minneapolis St. Paul Milwaukee Omaha Kansas City St Louis Cleveland Pittsburg United States Canada Europe

Foreclosure Foul Play and Duel Lights in Farmland Rows

Reports from Harper County Kansas describe foreclosure delays under Judge Molay and federal eviction attempts halted by local mobs seizing granaries and farm property. In Wyoming, two women duel over a family feud sending bullets through town as Mrs Eva Bye and Mrs W G Angus spark a sheriff’s bond. In Michigan a farmer dies and a helper is fatally injured by a bull, while cholera spreads in St Petersburg with new cases and deaths in the past day.

Fort Scott Kan Kansas Harper County Molay United States Toit Slites Lardner Delata Premiaesa Launa Wyoming Buffalo Wyo W.G. Angus Eva Bye Angus Red” Angus Johnson County Rustler Dagger Haid Gye

Three New York Men Drowned in Rockaway Squall

Three New York business men drowned at Hayes Island inlet when their sloop Gazelle capsized during a sudden squall. The incident occurred near Rockaway and follows reports of a larger collapse at the nearby exposition grounds burying twenty eight workers, four injured.

New York Fast Rockaway X.Y Spreial Hayes Island Inlet Gazelle Bucharest Fay

Chicago in Riot as Federal Troops Muster to Quell Strike

A massive mob in Chicago clashes with police and deputies as violence spreads from Stock Yards to Kensington. Federal troops and National Guard units are dispatched after Mayor Hopkins and Gov Altgeld appeal for order. 10,000 armed men threaten to shoot to enforce obedience amid derailments and arson.

Grihg Fa Moiea Cincinnati Express Michigan Central Hopkins Eee Hunt Galao Gilbert Altgeld Washington Chicago Mila Claveland

Looters Plunder Cars as Bonfire Fire Rages

Rioters looted 3600 car yards as a bonfire blaze lit miles of night. Strikers aided by women broke into locked cars taking cushions desks furniture bedding chairs and coal. Pandemonium and frenzy marked the scene with no authority to stop the chaos.

Strikes Tie Up Rail Lines Centering Cleveland

A sweeping railroad strike in Cleveland Ohio leads to a citywide tie up after an all night AJR meeting. By 10 am every line except Nickel Plate reported congestion and freight delays while passenger service was widely suspended.

ALR. U Cleveland AJR Ohio

President Debs Statement on the Rail Strike Causes

Debs delivers an address to the public discussing the strike and its causes. He cites the Pullman affair, the conduct of the company, and the response of the American Railway Union in relation to workers and management.

Pullman Fuilian Tt 9 Fullman Thas Asia Deha A. Tt. U Dohe American Railway Union Hen Jessed Tha

Fire devastates Panhandle yards in Chicago incident

A massive blaze destroyed two miles of tracks at the Panhandle yards near Fifty-fifth Boulevard and Western Avenue, burning box cars coal and switch-houses. Losses are estimated around a hundred thousand dollars as crowds shouted and fled the fire.

Chigara Inchessnees Panhandle Fifty-fifth Boulevard Western Avenue

Strikes Seize Rail Lines Blocking Bay Area

A San Francisco dispatch reports Oakland strikers control the Mole and narrow gauge lines, block air lines, and seize engines and yards from Sacramento to West Oakland. US Marshal aims to deploy regulars as martial law is discussed to restore service and reconnect Bay Area routes.

Sacramento Cal Telpleas San Franches Oakland Varie United States Ren Oakland Bay West Oakland

Debs Chooses Buffalo as Next Objective Point

The article notes Mr Debs may target Buffalo as a new objective point to disrupt rail traffic between the West and the East. It cites Buffalo and Chicago as key railroad centers whose traffic could be impaired by such actions.

Buffalo Debs Chicago

A. BR. UL Endorses Joliet Strike After Meeting

The A. BR. UL met at Joliet on the eleventh and decided to support the strike. Engineers refused to work unless their own fireman was provided, triggering a labor stand.

A. BR. UL Joliet

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