Paris Exhibition Tower to be 934 Feet High
The Graphic reports plans for an iron tower rising 934 feet at the Paris international exhibition. The structure will cost $1,000,000 and be lit by an electric light visible 200 miles from Paris. Arbor day observed in old Massachusetts with school closings and tree planting in towns nationwide. Knights of Labor fix May 25 for a Cleveland assembly to discuss labor crisis and inflation. Liberty statue pedestal in New York harbor completed and slated for September 8 unveiling. French arbitration courts for labor disputes have existed since 1801 under the Code Napoleon.
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General Executive Board
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Knights of Labor
UK General Assembly
Cleveland
New York Harbor
Paria
France
England
Spain
United States
Washington
Dacasear
Isowe
Wakefield
Botway-dolnean
Faribault County
Doluson
Fenwlorth
Nanug Little Furture
Withufield Line
Ed. Randall
Vernon Center
WhuwKarth
Abe
Miller
California
Senate
Payne
Robertson
Episcopal Diocese of
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Albany
Pee LK
Church of
Halina
Mary Anderson
Chicago Opera House
New York
Michiel Stroh
Hang Halinis
Paul Wilzig
Carl Suhi Club
Waloon
Boyle Wa
Theodore Endter
Milwaukee
Thomuarson
T. H. Schuve
Stockman
Enat Saginaw
Mich
Theen
Aurora
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Wuatt
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House
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Tina
Beck
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Japan
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Nguinal
Mr. Guadatone
America
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Quebec
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Ireland
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Red Wing
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Traverse County
Theodore Wise
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RedEye
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Charles Knapp
Campbell
Minn
A. EB. Alston
Minnesota
Seattle
Wash
M. B. Lowrie
Presbyterian
Like City
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Minnesota Methodiat Conference
Methodiat
Zumbrota
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Anoka
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Hubbard Han
United States Civil Service Commission
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Civil Service
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Loie Bol Examinera
Des Tanion W. Kenthy
Mantre
Stepton Hicks
Elton
Hastings
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Northuolt
Wagor
Lilli
Huurgei
Shelley
George
Lamine Smyth
Port Snelling
St. Waul
Nurvivors
Birt Stiggnesta
Stillwater
Albert Tele
Bird Tuland
la Areestid
Berevor Palle
Merry Schuilta
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Jixs Regidter
Stulteren
Willmar
Rice
Minneapolis
T. Marsis
Minneapolia
Peter Swenavid
Nelson County
Dak
Karmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Perham Haw
Willie Wager
Northfield
Lilimore
Willie
March rail accidents total eighty one with twenty two deaths
Railway Gazette records eighty one accidents in March resulting in forty nine deaths and one hundred thirty one injuries. Compared with last March there are five fewer accidents but thirty two more fatalities and forty seven more injuries.
General Shaler Cleared on Bribery Charge in Second Trial
General Shaler, New York militia officer, was indicted for taking a $9000 bribe in a building size dispute for an armory. A second trial ended with a mistrial similar to the first, a result seen by the defense as a discharge though not fully satisfying.
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New York
Mitch
Espart Hulda
Hontuinds
Government stamp envelope sales rise since 1851
Since 1851 the Government began selling stamped envelopes and has seen yearly growth in the amount Teq hires. Last year 279,000,000 envelopes were sold, worth $5,773,000. Contract sizes and prices have fallen, from $4.80 per thousand in 1869 to $1.80, and from $6.00 to $2.40 for larger lots.
End of Chicago switchmen strike shows calm, mutual concessions
The Chicago switchmen strike ended with no third party involved. Railway men Myers and the strikers' committee met in good spirit and quickly resolved differences. Both sides yielded concessions without surrender, presenting an economical, peaceful lesson for the country.
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Chicago
Dora
Myers
Bane
Two Constitutional Change Proposals Debated in Washington
The minutes note two amendments under discussion. One would grant the president veto power over individual items in appropriations bills. the other would set a fixed presidential term date, shifting congressional sessions from March to April. The joint report on the veto change was adverse and disposed for the session.
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United States
Washington
House
Riot and bloodshed at Chicago Socialist meeting
In Chicago a Socialist rally at Randolph Street hall erupted in violence as bombs exploded among police near the speaker stand. Dozens of officers were wounded or killed, with crowds attacking nearby factories and shops amid volleys of gunfire as the mob dispersed.
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Randolph Street
Halstead Treat
McCormick's
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Milwaukes Avenue
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Grane Bron
Thuy
Cocialista
Denpmines
Alinn Mate
Desplaines
Bax Winco
Joseph Degan
Dexplaines
Treet
Thone Larga
le Himelfteen
Twelfth Street
Thureault
Proceedings of Congress Mixes Tax and Trade Debates
Proceedings describe debates in the Senate and House on bills and amendments. Topics include a proposed warrant for trade dollars, river and harbor appropriations, a veto dispute over a grave creation bill, and proposed fortifications spending. Exchanges reference Adams flume, navigation laws, and various diplomatic and domestic issues with multiple named figures and entities.
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Ayres P. Morrill
United States
Gendon
Senate
Poland
Montana
Military
Bemunds
Jasper County
Ind
Pollard
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van Eaton
Comuntty
Innis
Home
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Menavre
United
United States Treasury
St. Paul
Des Moines Rapids
Giltillan
Minnesota
Gillan
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Provident
District of Columbia
Young
House
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Committee On Agriculture
Hatch
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Dolph
West
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Eustis
Lochaunna
Eada
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TLC
Hotsis
Anderson
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Pall Roads
Kansas
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Chicago Furniture Strikes Sweep City Halting 7500 Workers
Chicago factories face widespread walkouts as furniture mills led by Brynawick & Batke and Rothschild Bron join the stoppage. Up to 4000 to 7500 workers across furniture, timber, iron, and packing trades join, with new demand for eight or nine hour days and wage adjustments.
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Ind
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Iran
Cir
Brynawiek & Batke
Rothachild Bron
Awo Newlut Sinilivr
Jane Bros
Bradatevot
Journal of New York
Remistyaon
Brad
New York
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Knorthorn
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Imont
Sid Lome
Minly
Saveryly Eine Demns
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Lieanight
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UaVanwugh
Hanford See
Titans
Warren Caguisins
William, McCullough
Copeland
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Fire devastates town and list of casualties and crimes
Town Wijndut Reyatun was destroyed by fire spreading rapidly within twenty miles of Color Haida Iowa. The blaze caused extensive property losses including a general store, harness shop, and others. Separate reports recount hangings in Peceyville and Nebranka City, plus a suicide and a government railway project discussion amid broader economic concerns.
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Reyatun
Rbieagy
M. Wilgsmali
Harness Aliop
Liuliifaun
Bo Fiaehber
Begs Sand
Wittleich & Hu
Royort
Tohnantepeeehip
Bruvlatreet
M. Armstrong
Peceyville
Arle
Munder
Peguvee
Maggie Shellevnberger
Olevon
Nebranka City
Ned
Rexidenes
Louis Somurfield
Riehard
Lee
Vily
Washington
Soubrfield
Charles Waruler Harck
Port Stainton
Dak
Jolie Vander Marek
Elisig
Europe
Mia
John Vahdor Iorck
Manitoba
Minneapolis
Har
Teallet Jnland
Job Busart
Davis Rat Dence
Davis
Dakota Territorial News Brings Mixed Mining and Immigrant Hopes
Major Kinney faces charges amid harsh actions against Russian settlers as mining firms plan large capital increases and new districts open. Immigrant inflow rises in LaMoure County while companies expand holdings and rail prospects loom near Dawson and Rapid City.
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Atlanta
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Mivciaippi
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Ould Southwestern
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Une Joyet
Lihue
Congrewa
Mile and Company
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Genieal Executive Board
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Ginelnnati Woll & Lowman
Tse Mane
Ansets
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Ingo
Dwettin
William Fitzgerald
Harry Ames
Lown
Moore
Rizan
Len Moin
Towa
Proceedings OF Congress
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Motu
Iowa
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Fajorite OS Committee
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Mr. Groen
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Rhode Laland
Tony
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Nluttal
Belbery
Montreal
Wijndut
Dakota Territorial News
Maj. Kinney
Milisov
Laeween
Tennil Custer Pens
Little Pittsburg Mining Company
A. S. Privk
Rhindtau
LaMoure County
Mill Mining Company
Best
Walyfax
Black Heele Datays
Sayceyees
Redfiell
Rioux Palle
Buckeye Mining Company
Hear Butte
Bird M. Robinson
Kentucky
Port Yates
Clark
Jennie M. Perry
Fargo
Empire Mining Company
Treasury
Tawrence County
Dakota
Scotland
Lane
Bort Pierre
Rapid City
Tripp
Yankton
Havs
Piette Tire and Marine Insurance Company
Eyfort
Brookings County
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Griffin
Sevinny Prativice
Asthike
Margret
Ue Liveney Hib MM Company
Vin Duulwood Whine Exchange
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Dawson
Geone
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Age Ulnckeen
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Mitehwll
Col
Winky
Deailwood
Wanda
Detroit
Aihsfertal
Wittean
Ald
Swantey
Joseph We
Ipswich
Bismarck
En Ponte
Hebron
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