Riot in Weast street ends with officer firing on assailant
Officer Cronin and reinforcements quell mob violence after Jerry ONeal is shot by Officer Frank King on West and Grant streets. King acts in self defense as he wrestles with attackers. ONeal is seriously wounded, Cronin rescues, and King is later charged with assault and battery with intent to kill. Public safety measures follow with expanded patrols and crowd dispersal orders.
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Cronin
Frank King
Weast St
Jerry O'Neil
W. Merrill St
King
O’neil
Wasat-st
Holloran
West and
Grant-sts
Jesse Litchcock
O’nell
Wayzon
Avseilanta
O’ Neil
Mod
Grant St
Fie Kivaa
West-st
Mike Kelly
Edward Mack
Ing
Jim
Sharp
Caps
Campbell
Schwab
Hing
West St
Dre
Elsenbelas
Brennan
Kahlo
O'Neil
Askin
Bose
Powell
Saroongs
Jerry O’nellon & Weet Sr
Board of Safety
General strike looms as packing house workers walk out
In Cubanco on June 18, 15000 miners and 20000 packing workers face continued job action amid wage cuts and widespread layoffs. Reports from Pittspune and surrounding Ohio towns indicate resumption in some mines and steel works, while authorities mobilize militia and trains ready for rapid deployment to quell unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittspune
Blonday
Mckeasport
Edgar Thompson and
Black Diamond Steel Works
Cleveland
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Entir
Be.Laike
Ohio
Columbus
Marlins Ferry
Seversl
Beacherry
Co.ky
Mienday
Brasinellas
Ale
Dune
Georgia Pacific
Coalburg
Haassey City
Caicaco
Kiount Olive
Inl
Stremrizio
Juans
United States
Mt. Olive
One Unanimous Kick on Garbage Service
Citizens plan a meeting this week to protest the work of garbage collectors. Aimed at urging action, speakers condemn delays and health concerns, calling the city abstolutely unhealthy and insisting a united effort is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivess
Fondey
Woman Charges Patrolman Pope In Beer Dispute
Mrs. E. M. Miller of 244 Washington St files charges against Patrolman James Pope alleging he came to her rooms and accused her of rushing the growler for beer. She denies the charge and the board refers the affair to Supt Powell for hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afcer Pope
E. M. Miller
I. Washington St
James Pope
Supt. Powell
McKee Opens HQ to Recruit Coxey Army in Philadelphia
Philadelphia on June 18 reports C P F McKee opened headquarters to recruit 2500 men for Coxey's army. The plan seeks a monster demonstration in Washington on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
Philadelphia
C. PF. McKee
Washington
Policeman Bone Fleeing to Winchester to Avoid Lynching
Feared lynching prompts police to move Officer Bone to Winchester for safety after he killed Frank Guild in Ponrtland Indiana. The Sunday night transfer followed threats from crowds.
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Lynztera
Ponrtland
Ind
Bone
Frank Guild
Winchester
Weather forecast for Indians 36 hours ending June 19 1894
Forecasts for Indians for the 36 hours ending 8 p m June 19 1894 call for clear weather on Monday and fair conditions on Tuesday.
Blair & Baker Semi Monthly Horse Auction Sale
The regular semi monthly Blair and Baker horse auction occurs on Wednesday June 39 featuring coach horses and many Toad and speed horses. Attend to view a large selection at 90s Capitol Avenue, formerly Tennessee Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair & Baker
BLA & Sanz
Capitol-ave
Tennessee-sh
Anarchist Jaxon Plot to Bomb Capitol Exposed
Washington June 18 a plot to blow up the capitol and other government buildings has been exposed. Honore Jaxon the principal conspirator came from Chicago and organized an anarchist group with secret meetings and dangerous chemical experiments. Authorities feared a climax when explosives were prepared and a fatal vapor was produced in a trial that frightened Capitol officials.
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Washncton
D. C
Coxay
Honore Jaxon
Chicago
Haymarket
Jaxon
Vielt Jaxon
Capitol
Fry
Local weddings and city events mark Sunday
Daily reports Mr. E. A. Daily wedding to the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gray at their northeast city home. Germania park hosts 10 000 attendees for Haen marcher festivities with visiting choruses and Plymouth church songs. Cornerstone laid for German M. I. church at Clifford and Keystone. Summer mission for sick children to open at Viewpark with charity fundraising planned at Italian bank.
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E. A. Daily
Mra Gray
Clarkest
Germania Park
M. 1
Clifford and
Keystone-ares
Westside
Barth
Neva
Nippert and Sims
Irview Park
Carital National Bank
Charity Society Roots
Butler University
Samuel L. Morrow
University
Ernest Homburg
Pressmen’s Union No. 17
Seaves
Public
Sareau
Arnum
B. Senges
Hudgenst
Senges
Gec
Thos. Heid
Elmer
Walter Hascock
Spencer
Charles
Illinoia
Harry
Church
Voluntary Relief Department
Military Park
Pearl St
Lucas
BicAvoy
Simpson
Nora
Ind
Manitou Club
Blue River Park
Chicago
Indianapolis
Thas
Fally-bo Break Promotes New Transfer Service
A new transfer company run by Frank Bird opens at 116 WN Delaware Street, offering contact by telephone 34. The agency markets its services as a rapid local move option with telephone booking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selene Frank Bird
WN - Delsware- St
Troops in Coal Strike Zone Hold at Sullivan
Territorial and state officials plan for possible troop withdrawal or expansion as a coal mine strike in All Star City and surrounding areas intensifies. Generals McKee Robbins and officers report 3250 soldiers in action with guard duties at mines and towns near Sullivan. Terre Haute conference outcomes disappoint officials as troops stay on standby amid uncertain resolution.
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All Star City
D'S
Shelburn
Judge Briggs
Sheriff Mills
Pew
Adji
Robbing
Can. A
Retoute
Vincennes
McKee
Sullivan
Stone
Covernor
Terre Haute
Col
Ross
Capt. Cister
Hare
Ian. Robbins Saya
Nor’s
City of Hadigan Strikes Amidship and Sinks
The steamer City of Hadigan struck amidship and tore a hole, with seven wheelmen aboard returning from Evansville. A rescue effort may raise the vessel, and authorities report a fugitive from justice connected to a separate incident. Italian student Adamaro is charged with murder in a separate case.
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Manson
Ind
City of
Hadigan
Ona Dytre
Blonday
Feebloue Iuli
Ste
Evansville
Alisate
Pocauniversio
Frerrero Adamaro
Wil Gammark
Punic Sili
Adeero
Eopede
City hospital to gain fire escape amid town plans
Reports note a hospital will receive a fire escape as part of improving local facilities. Other items include a July 15 cure target, election of Beletead as high school president, and various local incidents from a worker’s jump to a morphine overdose.
Bayonne Baby Held By Nurse Sparks City Row
Actress Marie Steers regains her baby after a nurse holds the child for a back board bill. The mother fights at the depot, conductor sides with her, baby comes to New York city. Heat waves cause prostration across cities as police struggle with liquor violations.
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New York
Jane
Gigdstone
America
Depew
East
Brooklyn Zeroona
William Alfess
John Degolssy
Williamsboro
Wen
Monogoliano
Cold Springs Harbor
Stonday
Thera
Unknown man found dead near Brighton Beach
Floating body of an unknown man recovered Sunday near Brighton Beach. Decomposition advanced, clothing examined by coroner and Women’s group. only clue is a Chinese laundry check. Coroner sought identity but remains uncertain due to severe decomposition and lack of matches. The body stood about 5 feet 6 inches tall, 100 pounds, with a light mustache and dark hair.
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Tha Cana
Cansi
Brighton Beech
KR Sop
Mondey
Kira
Burking
Second Baptist Church
Michigan St
J. W. Carr
Carr
Elis
Lotis
Ita
Pha
Lus
Attorney General Denies Union Pacific Fraud Claims
Attorney General Olney says reports he will sue Union Pacific and another line to recover 400,0000 are pure fiction. In New York, the Senate debate touches coal on the free list as a pledge redemption effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Olneyesya
Gutta Ayseinst
Union Pacific
Khenugas
Hil
New York
Senate
Robbed of Pretty Badges and City Safety Rules
A local board of safety bans sanitary officers from wearing gold star badges, citing authority and dignity concerns. Supt Fowell opposes the measure as it weakens discipline. The city attorney introduces fines with forced labor for offenses by department members. Firemen restricted from requesting during duty. East End residents await a future fire house. One killed and several seriously injured when an Emery wheel bursts at Wrought Iron Ranges foundry in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Safety
Safety Department
Health Department
Fowell
East End
St. Louis
Flood losses hit six hundred thousand dollars in Oregon
Reported flood damage across Oregon amounts to about $600,000 as residents assess losses. No clear leads on a Hamburg case or sickness. Governor Bickinley travels to Minneapolis for presidential pins while Col. Bayne, who died by suicide in Washington, is buried in Wittsburg. A broad mercy petition for Terastua Wiman heads to a New York court. Pope’s jubilee encyclical is at printers. A Brussels Rua Royal tenement dynamite blast injures tenants but they escape death.
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Oregon
Hamburg
Bickinley
Minneapolis
Col
Bayne
Washington
Wittsburg
Terastua Wiman
New York
Pope
Rua Royal
Brussels
Dangerous Fire at Central Insane Hospital Destroyed Laundry
A Saturday fire at the Central Insane Hospital in Mt. Jackson and Indianapolis departments destroyed the laundry with about $12,500 in losses. Lightning struck near the electricity building, the chief operator was shocked, and workers fought the flames but could not save the laundry. Trustees met Monday to plan a new laundry and week’s washing arrangements as a week’s accumulation burned.
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Insane Hospital
Central Insane Hospital
Isundry Department
Hospital
Mt. Jackson
Indianapolis
Hermes
McKinley to Start Indiana Speaking Tour in September
Governor McKinley of Ohio plans a speaking campaign in Indiana starting in September as Indiana residents recall the bank wrecking case involving L. Biss and T. P. Haughey. Public interest grows alongside Hood’s Sarsaparilla sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. McKinley
Ohio
Indiana
L. Biss
T. P. Haughey
Mapleton
Indianapolis
Intense Local News Mix From Jersey to Indianapolis
Acting Secretary Ubl denies recall plans for Isaac Pusey Gray as minister to Mexico. A trolley collision at Parensox injures 12 with 3 fatally. Lloyd’s insurer large tax dispute backed by state auditor. Yard workers discharged after wage raise request. Democratic assessor race tight. court house gang blamed for candidate picks. Summer home fashions shift to somber oriental brocade and plain straw hats. Capital laundry advertises reduced shirt prices.
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Fie
Ubl
State Department
Isaac Pusey Gray
United States
Mexico
Indianapolis
Hoe
Gary
Department
Mr. Gray
Aexican
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Officer Cronin
Alabama
Ildingis
Altgeld
Pittsburg
Schissel
van Pelt's
Melee
Secene
Kellnd
Crism
Jumais
Maj
Evan Powell
Mid Constitution
Sare
Crigp
Senstor
Waleri
Glen Lith
High School Association
Beletead
Board of Trade
Hira
Minnie Eckhard
Tust-st
Hig Teni
Oifice
Fairview
Pas- Beniers
Mary Issy
Gourist
A. J. Banning
Tania City
Liperia
Peter Healing
Central
Central Federation of Trade and Labor Unions
Bartholomew
Daugherty
White River
Belmonatsyva
W. FP. Curryer
Pennsylvania
Onieste
Niagara Falls
Binrus
Frank
Oliva Bogle
Lena Christing
Thomas
Minnie Pumphrey
Lottie Throm
Draths
Wilhelmine Eckert
Oliver Wright
Fred Syerup
John H. Thompson
Katie Smith
Samuel M. Lines
Addie Avens
Edward A. Dally
Lucy Vergis
Wm. Roseberry
Lizzia Rummell
The
Home Brewing Company
Hietride
New York News
ELE
Staving
Senat
Ion
Luke
Arian Arkreszhd
Wm. Brenan
Lennon
Dora Iteem
Blond Tuey
Dudge Siubbs
Coiis
Erenen
Furibperis
Hays
Bliss Lennon
Barlow
Ipres
EL Washington St
David Drenan
Orother
Bus
Krennan
Brenan
Oor
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Bank of Commerce
Suo
UGC
Doura
Knights of Honor
Geposit
McLidle
Dar
Gepogad
McGridse
Henry Sera
Guielda
Roepke
Prospect St
Wosmee Iro
Lizzie Halliday
Burlington
State Health Board
Richmond
Wayne County
McConnell
Dunham
Madeline
Curiaco
Madeline Pollard
Duluth
Straits
Hood
DR. Cabah
Carrie Burking
I Puaw
I O. Hk
Rolley
Parensox
N. J
Northern and Southern Lloyd’ssurance Company
Henderso Bonday
Sta
Gupreme
P.& E. Railway
Supt
Riley
John de Busk
John McDonald
Wm. Myers
Court House
Capital Laundry
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