INNOCENT BLOOD IN WESTVILLE RIOT KILLINGS
Westville, Illinois seethed as soldiers fired over rioters in a westbound clash. Miss Clara James, 17, and Mrs. Michael Glennan were killed, an unknown man wounded, after miners blocked a militia train. Ladd looting followed, with guards and deputies securing towns and banks removing valuables.
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Two Die After Riot at Fortyninth and Loomis Streets
Thomas Jackman died from wounds suffered in Saturday riot at Forty-ninth and Loomis, raising death toll to two after John Burke was killed earlier. Dozens were wounded including Lieutenant Reed, John Konberg, and several others with bayonet and gunshot injuries as 10,000 rioters clashed with Company C Illinois National Guard. the fight involved 38 guardsmen near Grand Trunk tracks.
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Chicago
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Wibot
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Pittsburg Strikes Hype Fails as Debs Order Echo Fades
Pittsburg yards see limited strike sentiment as Chicago agitators press workers. Debs order cited by local American Railway Union chair but kept from most members amid reported reporter suppression. Commerce notes fill space with price lists for creamery, cheese, eggs, poultry, hay, wheat, corn, oats, and hogs, plus local ads and farmers market updates.
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Bloody fight as troops clash at Masmead Indiana
An armed confrontation erupted in Masmead Indiana with C Nide and U troops involved. Details remain scarce but reports indicate a violent disturbance and subsequent security response. Local authorities urged calm while investigations continue.
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