Arbitration settles car strike in New Orleans scene
The New Orleans car strike ends via arbitration with most workers kept, except those on the pre May 1 roster. Across the era reports, unions claim deadlock, wage disputes, and factory reopenings while elections and clergy assemblies push reforms and social causes.
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Vast Arkansas Flood Wipes Towns Dry Soil Gone
Arkansas City May 31 flood story describes White and Arkansas river valleys wrecked Desha county left with no dry soil. Hollender Chicoty Red Fork and Pendleton wiped off earth. inhabitants rescued to high ground but starving as relief steamers struggle to reach them. Plantations in Arkansas Valley ruined.
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Widespread Disasters and Political Nominations Across States
A string of calamities includes a deadly wreck on Deadwood Central Railways blamed on frosty track, severe weather with floods in Nevada and Missouri, and fires in Trinity Texas and Colquitt City Oregon. Political developments feature Missouri and Ohio conventions, and a Chicago nomination motion. Grants and pensions amid debt figures are noted along with a large flood relief concern.
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Decorating the Graves Across the North on Memorial Day
Memorial Day observations spread through Allegheny County and other states with grand parades, flag displays, and patriotic ceremonies. In Roceretta New York and Washington D C crowds honored veterans with monuments, lectures, and floral tributes at graves including Grant and Lincoln sites. Various cities reported continued celebrations, with Confederate and Union memorials decorated and veterans present.
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Massive Mauritius hurricane toll and destruction
Mainsinire June 1 reports from Mauritius confirm 1200 killed and 4000 injured after a hurricane preceded by a magnetic disturbance. Nine foot sea rise, most houses damaged, many churches and public buildings destroyed, including the Church of the Immaculate Conception, while the Cathedral survived. The Martin estate factory collapse killed 200 Indians, and half the sugar crop was ruined. Planters’ losses are incalculable.
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