Trains at Parsons Trigger General Strike Action
Readable dispatches from Ottawa and St Louis report a Parsons strike crisis with Governor called to move troops. Militias prepared as order extends to regiments to restore order. Kansas City dispatches note militia mobilization and potential rail disruption across multiple companies. National labor unrest surrounds Knights of Labor and Missouri Pacific tensions.
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Parsons
Kansas City
Journal
Topeka
Kas
Martin
Cambell
Col
Patrick
Essa City
Hereti
Campbell
St. Louis
Merchants’ Exchange
D. R. Francis
Oglesby
Martell House
East St. Louis
Lanles
of St. Clair
Dueling Railway Resumes and Striker Standstill Update
Reports from multiple Gould system lines show executives claiming equal offers to strikers’ returns while railroads pick who to rehire. Sparks of unrest persist as districts refuse to settle without all allied workers reinstated. arrests and wage restores occur in various towns amid ongoing labor tension.
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Knights of Labor
Muust
Senate Debates Washington Territory and Labor Bill
In open session the Senate considers executive business and the Washington territory bill. Amendments aim to protect school lands and bonded debt sharing. Labor reform debates focus on arbitration as a remedy, with supporters arguing for public good and critics warning of constitutional limits. Senate adjourns after discussion.
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Senate
Wastxaros
Platt
Committee On Rules
Logan
Washington Territory
Washington
Dolph
Republic
Morgan
Stanford
British Columbia
Hong Kong
Great Britain
Pacific Ocean
Fry
California
Mr. Dolph
Thale
Voorhees
Montana
Fatal Deputy Richardson Killed in Cherokee Nation
Visita April 1 Deputy United States Marshal Richardson from Ft. Smith court was killed while attempting to arrest Bill Pigeon a Cherokee man who killed a black man four years ago. Pigeon fired wounding Richardson who said Frank, he has killed me before Dalton sought help as the house emptied. Pigeon a full blood Cherokee may resist future arrests, officers to fire first if needed.
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Reagan
Crain
Congress
Tatsney
Michigan
Committee On Labor
Anderson
Kansas
Warner
Missouri
Osborne
Pennsylvania
Long
Massachusetts
Afr
Bound
Cannon
Tilinoia
O’neill
Hammond
Georgia
United States
Kelsey
House
Kelley
Powderly
Mr. Kelly
Kelly
O'Neil
Texas
Lowery
Indiana
Richardson
Visita
L T
Ft. Smith Court
Bill Pigeon
Negro
Pigeon
Frank
Dalton
Market Report Lawrence Local Market Summary
Market notes show FLOUR retail best at 3.0 with second bent 2.08 and 2.74 for graham. WHEAT variety notes No 2 hard and No 2 soft with mixed readings. BACON and LARD prices given with small cents. BUTTER eggs and cheese listed by price. POTATOES and APPLES quoted with per bushel or per poun price. POULTRY described as alive at 4 cents per pound.
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Lawrence
Graham
Kansas City Produce Prices from April Auctions
A fragmented listing shows prices for corn, butter, bran, and other goods in Kansas City markets. Entries include various bids, quantities, and appear to reference April activity with multiple sellers and price notes.
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report Summary
The Live Stock Indicator shows receipts of 3,240 hogs and 2,809 cattle with varying shipments. Prices range from 5.05 to 5.30 cents per pound for hogs and 3.15 to 4.20 for cows and feeders. Markets note good to choice quality with common to medium lots and some shipments listed for March.
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Flanbad Ufs
Shipiz
St Louis Produce Market Snapshot Aprily US grain and dairy prices
The listing shows flour corn rye butter and provisions with varied prices. Entries reference No 2 mixed corn and rye futures, creamery butter and dairy goods, with April and May closing notes and a 85 percent factor implied in the tofu.
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Metentesios
Fred
Loui
Ee Bit
Rhea
Bygmns
Sige
Ma EC
Dite
Juha Mnealy Chan
Chicago Produce Prices and Market Notes
April 1 Chicago market report shows wheat oats prices and sales figures. Mixed bids and bids for patent flour and rye reflect daily activity with no clear trend. notes include cash sales, prices at the Chicago market and references to varieties and brands.
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Wmrtonan
Elom
St Ute
Wisconsin
Hae
Ey Sonat Ail Axa
Mike
Sune Sags
Eigse
EGR Bais
Jane
Bike
Salea
Apri
Chicago Live Stock Market Report April 1
The Drovers Journal notes cattle receipts at 6,400 with fairly active demand and a wide price range from 60 to 1500 pounds. Texas cattle totals around 4,000 with prices near 24.46. Hog receipts reach 18,000 with shipments 7,000 and prices steady near 28.70 for mixed lots. Market remains active but varied with mixed offerings and slower end.
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Jonrnal
Texas
Wtaaly
Ee Nath Sons
Taras, Soo
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Business _ Directory
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Iilied
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John AW
Tippin
Fifth Street Crossing
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Northern & Southern
Len T. Smith
Leavenworth, Northern & Southern Railroad
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Curcao
St. Paul Road
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Davis’ Furniture House
Seller's Marble Works
Oyster Patent Medicine Works
Thorpe’s Ladder Manufacturing Company
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