Detective testimony in Haymarket case reveals Pinkerton role
In Chicago Judge Gary's court a Pinkerton detective testifies about spying on the International Working Men's Association and the American group. He details meetings from February 1895 to January 1886, notes calls for violence, and describes bombs, dynamite, and plans to strike May Day amid anarchist activity.
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Caicaco
Judge
Gary
Pinkerton
Seatlers
K. G. Barnum
Augustus Geonks
Richard Reicht
Parson
Geenke
Reicht
Arbeiter Zeitung
Haymarket
Andrew Johnson
International Workingmens’ Union
Armed Secon
Jonson
W. A. Pinkerton
Detective Agency
Fisher
Wight
Spies
International Working People's Association
Lingg
West Lake Street
Parsons
International Rifles American Group
Parsons Wes
Mounted Rifles
Lehr and
Wehr Verein
Fielden
Johnson
Born in a stable shaped future California congressman
A Louisville Times correspondent recounts Congressman Loutitt of California born in a stable in New Orleans. Self-made and powerfully built he won a political race by a dramatic display in a blacksmith shop, proving his working-class roots and earning a vote from a skeptical blacksmith.
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Loutitt
California
Congressional Directory
New Orleans
Louisville Times
Coness
New Fork Journal
Solitary Horseman Tells of Candidate and Sam Saber Visit
A candidacy for the legislature by Captain Nigglesworth leads to a porch chat with Sam Saber's family. The boy boasts of killing a water moccasin, and the porch exchange centers on political talk and a mock claim of knee comfort. A solitary horseman might be seen along the old military road at night.
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Nigglesworth
Sam Saber
Saber
Tam
Arkansaw
A Stupid Man Servant and a Skatlog’rink Sale
A bachelor orders his servant to wake him when thirsty as he sips port and contemplates a thirsty TV. In New Bedford Massachusetts a goat skatlog rink sold for thirteen thousand dollars, dropping to one thousand dollars.
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Charles
Benson
Crate's Magazine
New Bedford
Senate Debates Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill
The Senate debates the sundry civil appropriation, revising silver certificate provisions and approving amendments. House debates navy budget, accusing party leaders of blocking funds, and passes the Navy increase bill after amendments. Local weather notes follow from Washington and midwest regions.
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Novda
Wasurtsetox
Coke
Committee On Finance
House
Treasury
Edmunds
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cannea
Hawley
Committee On Printing
Organization of Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Committee On
Bradford uses Klug's New Discovery for Consumption
D 4 Bradford of Chattanooga Tennessee suffered a severe lung cold before trying Dr Klug's New Discovery for Consumption. He was cured after a few bottles and now uses it for his family. The publisher promotes trial bottles at Barder Bros Drug Store.
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Bradford
Jessie T
Chattan Tenn
Dr. Klug
Barder Brose
A Heavy Rain Record Across Kansas Farms
Across multiple counties in Kansas on July 24 heavy rains lasted up to twelve hours, soaking ground and boosting corn prospects. Farmers praised the moisture as a huge crop benefit, with reports of thriving corn and rising streams, while some areas warned of hay losses and flood risk. Local rail and political notes appeared alongside the weather digest.
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EN Woodson County
Dexter
Kas
Kansans City
Arkansas Valley Short Line Railroad
Tonoxto
Verdigris Valley
Bourbon County
Fort Scorr
Greenwood County
Eunexa
Mephiye Lopex
Barbour County
Ita
Butler County
Donano
Havenrson
Reno County
Linn
Lacyene
Lacygne
Consumption Cured Formula Promises Free Remedies
An elderly physician, long retired, claims to possess a vegetable cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and nervous debility, tested in thousands of cases. He offers to mail free copies of the remedy description in English or French to all sufferers, with instructions and no charge. The note also advertises Brown Bread from Wiedemann's and mentions a Boston address.
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Aldrich
Allison
Butler
Cameron
Chase
Conger
Daves
Dolph
Edmunds
Evarts
Frye
Gray
Hale
Harrison
Hawley
Hoar
McMillan
Miller
Palmer
Pistt
Sawyer
Sherman
Spooner
Stafford
Wilson
Tows
Kays
Beck
Berry
Brown
Call
Camden
Uke
Colquit
George
Gibson
Harris
Togalli Jones
Ark
Jones
West
Missouri River Commission
Abississippi River Commission
Bish
Bartholdi
United States
Blair
Yorktown
Gorman
Penn
Drei
Market Report from Lawrence and Kansas City Livestock
Lawrence market notes show tallow butter cheese and poultry prices with early stock values. Cattle and hogs traded lightly in Kansas City with mixed demand, while corn and wheat futures reflected steady to soft pricing across weeks in July and August.
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Fanane City
Kansas City
Dolta
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