Paris Exhibition Tower Aims For 200 Mile Glow
An iron tower 034 feet high is to stand on Paris exhibition grounds with a $1,000,000 electric light illuminating the skyline up to 200 miles away. Also noted are Arbor Day observances in Massachusetts with school plants and trees, and Knights of Labor set a May 26 Cleveland meeting to discuss labor crisis and legislation.
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Paris
General Executive Board
The
Knights of Labor
General Assembly
Congressional Investigating Committee
Cleveland
United States
Custom House
St. Paul
Auto Nein
Bhunke Ye
Tha Didaks
Tran
Bean
Band of Vsaminiea
Dani Wy Routh
Welldenoven Citiain
Thortings
Northford
Willin Revelver
Pho
Col Wineth
Holley
George Scirus
Smyth
Glen
Mubt Snelling
Wiethlyistut
Sawyer House
Livy
Btillwater
Obert Blogle
Bird Leland
Ieaprontet
Beaver Falls
Henry Schulte
Rogorn
Wiltgren
Willmar
Severa
Kings Station
Minneapolis
A. T. Mitel
Minneapatin
New York
Ketor Sivenseid Ia
Nelson County
Oak
Rushford
Perlishan
Niko Wager
Northfield
Lillimor
Dillimore
Sierre Fire
Heen
Brookings
Bismarck
T. W. Crrffin
Lay
Ana sLoeke
General Shaler Bribe Case Ends in Second Acquittal
General Shaler, a New York militia officer, was indicted for accepting a $9000 bribe for an armory building alteration. After a second trial ended in acquittal, as with the first, the district attorney may not retry. The outcome displeases Shaler and his allies, who see it as a discharge rather than true acquittal.
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Shaler
New York
Mary Anderson
Chicago Opera House
Michiel Strob
Mana Holdinf
Tul Wilzig
Carl Sahm
Theu
Tie Grand
Appleton
Win
Hugh Boyle
Boyle
Theodore Endter
Milwaukee
Commonceil
Agdinst
Thomarson
Hy T. H. Schuse
Corspirney
Mia
Stockman
Enat Saginaw
Mie
Delnng
Green Bay
Wis
Wil
J. H. Duvall
Grace Baldwin
House Committee On Public Ands
Gilford
Dakotamertion 16
Aurora County
Ingalls
Washington
Ar Guilclows
House Committee On
Peliaiana
Covenuw
Bock
Warren Green
Western Union Teleraph Company
Japan
Senate
House
Gladatone
England
Ireland
Guv. Hubbard
Red Wing
Croke
Traverne Counry
Theodore Wise
BO. Bingetrom
Red Eye
Wash
Presbyterian Church
Lake City
Society
W. M. Towdiah
Minnesot Methodist Conference
Mythodiet
Zumbrota
Chatfield
Anoka
Hubbard
United States
Iridge
Government Envelope Sales Rise Over Time
Since 1851 the government has sold stamped envelopes with annual increases in volume. Last year 270 million envelopes, valued at 5 778 000 dollars, were sold. Prices fall as contracts grow larger, from 4.80 per thousand in 1869 to 1.80, and larger lots drop from 6.00 to 2.40 per thousand.
End of Chicago strike shows concessions and unity
The Chicago strike settlement avoided arbitration with no third party. Railway managers and union committees joined in a firm, cordial effort restoring work. Both sides made concessions, ending hostilities without surrender, an economical and sensible resolution for the country.
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Awitchmen
Giicago
Proposed U.S. constitutional changes discussed in Washington
Two amendments debated would grant the President veto power over single items in appropriation bills and shift the presidential inauguration date from March 4 to January 30. The House committee reported against the first proposal, leaving it pending action.
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United States
Washington
Hotive
Riot and Bloodshed in Chicago Socialist Meeting
chaotic riot in Chicago with bombs and gunfire striking police at a socialist rally on Randolph Street. August Spies and A R Parsons spoke as bombs exploded wounding and killing officers. crowds dispersed, hospitals overwhelmed, and ongoing gunfire dispersed the rioters amid a large security presence.
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Curcéno
Chicago
Greno
Randolph Street
Halstead Street
McCormick'’s
Milwaukee Avenue
Germany
Pola
Anarchista
Jany Deadern
Crana Brow
A. R Parsons
Ani
Socialista
Jen
Desplaines
Joseph Vegan
Dasplaines Street
Proceedings of Congress Heralded Bills and Debates
The record outlines Senate and House actions with debates on river improvements and trade dollars, a Pollard nomination rejection, a fortifications appropriation, and a public lands bill. It notes the president's veto of a graves desecration measure and mentions personnel in diplomatic and military roles.
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Elaine
Roan
Ayros Ps
Muceil Ai Minkvestipit
United Stats Army
Weanion
Venate
Eine
Dudge Pollard
Montany
Juiliciary
Wid Yeu
Mmbjeet Ai i Jong
Va Baton
Committee On Public Lands
Anyearud
Wix Aoatha
United States
United State Treasury
St.oul
Dew Maines Rapidy Mir
Gillan
Northwest
Rivera
Bexatie
District of Columbia
Senate
Hovsk
Hatch
Couriites
Imittes
Mc Hatch
Committee On Agriculture
Bexatin
Mr. Dolph
West
Vent
Menate
Menatin
Louisiana
Veat
Eada
Bustin
Ron Linge
K.P. Baldwin
Auditor of the Treasury
C. "Armstrong
New York
Rio de Janeln
Bob Hanna
Argentine Republic
Agatuin
Leveritt Saltonstall
Buxton and
Charleton
Minis Dudley
Watwon
Michiga
District of
Rayan
Chicago Strikes Sweep Iron and Furniture Trades
Chicago factories in furniture iron and lumber sectors shut down as workers walk out demanding shorter hours and higher pay. Employers resist while unions rally across railroads and other industries amid widespread unrest and anticipated nationwide effects.
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Wwetorien
Clhienne
Ety
Chiage
Illo
Chicago
Brunawick St Baike
Rothachild Brass
Uanociation
Planing Milla
Tudday
Uren
Vermanda
Crno
Whit Armour
Lena
Head Street
Journal of New York
Dennis
Stegren
Brad
Brrota
Atelle
Venters Alonn
New York Tribune
Anya
Wyntom
Grand Jury
Court of Génernronviona
New York
Wis
Dad Areen
Brown Lid
Recenter Smythe
Anc
Weile
Hoyeattery
Suntird
Willian McC Tough and
Copeland
Vittabure
Atatiemanona
Milwaukee
Vivia Ware
Enyieed
Lonicesa
Hiv
Foster Linken
Dakota Territorial News Highlights and Local Strikes
Territorial news from Dakota covers Maj Kinmey's charges against Yunes Indians, bonds approved in Madison, silver finds, mining plays in Hayward and Bear Butte, and changes in postmaster bonds. It notes immigration to TaMoura County, county hospital capacity, a July fire loss, and a range of local legal notices and corporate filings.
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Maj. Kinmey
Madison
Erry
Pittsburg
Wilving
Cobipas Bay
TaMoura County
Silver Li Mining Company
Striped Bear
Malifax
Buck Dyle Oking
Redfield
Sioux Filly
Buckeye Minimg Company
Jina
Bear Butte
Bird M. Robinson
Kentucky
Mart Yates
Clark
Jennte M. Perry
Barge
Empire Mining Company
Lawrences County Hospital
Mia
Dakota
Scotland
T.B. Lane
Fort Pierre
Rioting at McCormick Reaper Works In Chicago
A large crowd of about 6 000 workers gathered in Chicago and moved toward the McCormick Reaper Works after a heated meeting. They attacked the factory, broke windows, and clashed with police who fired into the air. several injured as captains and guards tried to control the scene.
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Moi
Iucchig
Phuvern Phuning
Hitnde
Tetary Suh
Robrist
Accinliata
Peacher
Knights of Labor
Central Laboration
McCormlele Reaper
McCormickee
O' Donnell
Wejeus
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Winnie
Mr. Davis
Confederacy
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Hayes
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Wetion
Mor Ranilall
Vernon Centur
Blue Earth
Knowlall
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Poatmantora
Olin Minnexute
Bind Faland
Fraser
Miller
California
Senate Committee On
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Lishey Robertson
Minwouri
Albany
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Chirch Ar Dakot
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J. A. Lyons
Indianapolis
Macley
Cincinnati
Walt &Lowman
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William Fitegerald
Murry
Moore
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Tawi
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Proceedings OF Congress
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Armerica
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Teloge
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Wetien
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Willian A. Prien
Montrea
Mark Mayy
Yong Lalien
Mchotlee
Lo Warner
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Kwtation
Colar Rapida
Iowa
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Jo Howth
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Fergani Maggio Shilenberger
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Julia Visuder Horek
Guleile
Himwel
Decomad Wanlof
Tereats
Europe
John Vander Horch
Muielda
Manitoba
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Jeb Stuart
Dakota Territorial News
Hayward
Frink
Flamdran
Rosie
Wilkinson
Etta
Columbus
Charles Lower
Rapid City
Yankton
Greenwood
Coster
Whu
Tom Chico
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Mitel
Col. Mile
Meadwood
Shans Malls
Detroit
Hurst
Roseur
Lo G. Sine
Poul Pomplesioner
Nul Wilh
Henry Thuck
Isiior of the Peace
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