Widespread debate on Pinkerton guards and immigration
The Senate discussed a large recall of armed private forces and a inquiry into the Pinkerton agency, with a plan to prohibit private paramilitary work and examine employment laws. The House considered related appropriations, naval and diplomatic bills, and measures on immigration and labor, adjourned to resume debates.
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Senate
Ratinds Gill
Aret Uesed
Tne
Mr Bee
St. West
Jones
Nevada
Anwar
Pinkerton
Wurk Nemien
Humestead
Pal
Goneraiiis
Winkerton
United States
Tris Newl
East Jean
Pennsylvania
Frmay
Donvurrow
Pendleton
A Jaytor
Metreary
Ah. Little
Wheeler
Satripay
Committee On Immigration
House
House of Representatives
A. Hopkins
Attorney General
American Sugar Refiners’ Company, Or Sugar Trust
Wholesale Grocess Association
New Jersey
Moxpay
Havine
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Lkely
Senat
Committee On Labor
McGarrahan
Court of Private Law
Morgan
Committee On Finance
Messrs
Holman
Savers
Bing
Wepxes Bay
Washington
Tacoma
Vest
Farmen
Washburn
Mgr Daniel
West
Changes In Baker Law Nominations Warn Of Complexities
Analysis explains how new Baker law recognizes political parties, sets strict nomination certificates, and details who certifies, tests validity, and how objections are handled. It warns of final decisions by state officers, court disputes over party rules, and potential delays in listing candidates on ballots.
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Wisieh
Ei Ag
Ferand
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Supreme Court
Ree Ee
Court of Common Pleas
Dauphin County
the Commonwealth
Dalphin
Prohibition
Angescure
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Allegheny County
Hsxry Haran Fittsburg Times
Burgess McLuckie Released on Bail After Pittsburgh Riots
Burgess John McLuckie of Homestead Pa charged with murder over July 6 riots released on 210000 bail. Judge Magee and District Attorney Burleigh say he cannot be held beyond murder in the second degree. They discuss rioters, possible first-degree charges, and the need to surrender remaining suspects.
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Burleigh
Magee
Pittsburg
John McLuckie
Homestead
Mazee
MecLuckie
Cox
Bridges Blown Up at Mullan in Miner Strikes
Wallace Idaho region reports two railroad bridges near Mullan exploded last night cutting telegraph lines and halting communications. A military guard has sealed the town with passes required for exit as union miners face possible arrests. The strike stems from a hospital tax dispute tied to wages and hospital funding.
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Wallace
Inano
Mullan
G.R. Smith
Wallace Miners' Union
Theospital
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Company
Smith
Martial Law in Homestead Pa as High Constable Arrested
Reports from Homestead say the town is under martial law amid the Carnegie mill dispute. Amos Stewart, high constable, was arrested at bayonet point after clashing with troops and taken to Provost Marshal HQ for investigation. Guards prevent demonstrations as non union workers face lockout.
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Homestead
Carnegie Mill
Amos Stewart
Homestead Mills Hear Potters View on Labor Tie
General Superintendent John Potter testifies that Homestead mills use automatic, highly productive machinery with separate department superintendents and that workers’ pay aligns with output. He cites scale changes proposed by the company to reduce costs, discusses tensions with the Amalgamated Association, and recounts events around June and July including effigies, threats, and mill closures amid wage disputes.
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John Potter
Carnegie Company
Homestead
Peter
Braddock Mills
Potter
Amalgamated Association
Frick
Wempers
Dalton Boys Rob Train Express Touts $50,000 in Adair Hold Up
Missouri Kansas and Texas passenger train No 2 southbound was held up by masked robbers at Adair. The Pacific Express safe yielded between $50,000 and $75,000. Captain J J Kinney L A Flora and two doctors were wounded but alive. Dalton boys blamed for the raid. One doctor died, another in danger.
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Express
Garaere
C.T
Adair
J. T
Pacific Express
J.J. Kinney
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Road
L. A. Flora
Indian Police
Dalton Boys
Drs. Youngblood
W. L. Goff
Goff
Youngblood
Depth-finding apparatus tested on the Elbe river
An ingenious device for measuring river depth has been successfully tried on the Elbe. It features a curved hinged arm whose lower portion trails along the stream bed, with depth indicated by the extent of its descent.
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Elbe
Gas explosion at Ellangowan colliery kills 8 miners
Near Shenandoah the Ellangowan colliery operated by Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Co. erupts in a gas blast killing Cooper Mitchell, 8, instantly. seven or eight others badly burned. Fire destroys Simon Bros. car and repair shops at Hopewell, loss 25,000 with no insurance. Reading reports fatality of a boy gored in Bethlehem and a string of fires, strikes, and accidents across Western Pennsylvania with wide range of damages and investigations.
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Shenandoah
Ellangowan
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Cooper Mitchell
Simon Bros
Hopevel
Bedfo
Johnstown
Canal
Portage Railroad
Baseball League Standings Revealed in Standings Table
The League Record presents a table detailing the standings of multiple baseball clubs. It lists clubs, games played, wins, losses, and winning percentages, highlighting the current leaders and tailing teams in the circuit.
Fragmented 19th Century Disorder and Crises Across Nations
A chaotic OCR fragment reports cholera spreading in Ruma, 30,000 colored veterans in Ohio, rustling in Wyoming, rising anti Christian sentiment in Ching, a wheat shortfall in Ixnia, Chicago University funding gaps, Boston property valuations, rail earnings, Canada’s government majority, and violent unrest in Central America while Mexico faces hunger and Brazil-Italy tensions over sailors.
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Ohio
Wyoming
Aneni
Ching
Ixnia
Tur Chicago University
Boston
Canada
Guatemala
Honduras
Mexico
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