Baltimore Letter Carrier Kills Family in Grief
Edger Harris, a Baltimore letter carrier, killed his 12-year-old son George and 14-year-old Ada in their home, wounded another daughter Ella, then shot himself. One child, Edger Harris Jr., escaped unharmed after a bullet missed him as he lay in bed beside George. Authorities say the tragedy followed the death of his wife, and the father is reported to be in critical condition.
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Measles Toll and Landlord Backlashin St. Josefa tragedy
In St. Josefa Mo a constable drove out Bert Crowley family for unpaid rent. Of six children ill with measles five died and the sixth is dying due to relapse from exposure and subsequent illnesses. City physician Davis treated the family as bitter sentiment toward the landlord and official grows. Read's Friend reports on an appointment to Cuba and other items follow. Million Dollar Libel Suit targets Hearst over Searles factory deal coverage. Indecent letters case surfaces in Kansas with post inspector arresting Jerome Entrekin.
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Debs Colony Boom Starts Radical Mission in Colorado
Three Denver men will ride a painted wagon across Colorado to preach a cooperative commonwealth program led by Debs supporters James Hogan N L Griest and William Helmes as part of a Western expansion plan. The effort aims to prove resources can sustain a new social model while promoting Eugene Debs.
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A Giant Scheme for a Coal Route to Los Angeles
A Kansas paper reports the Missouri River & Los Angeles Railway Co organized at Dakota City with an alleged capital of 42 million dollars. A. V. Larimer named president. Projected line from the Missouri river near Sioux City to Los Angeles California includes Dakota City to O Neill leg. Bridge costs estimated at 400 thousand dollars and line construction to O Neill at 1.2 million. Also notes an anti trust sugar schedule being drafted in Washington and other assorted items including a deadly crossing incident and McKinley’s Philadelphia trip.
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Tailors Demands Granted in New York Strike Settlement
New York workers return to shops at 59 hours per week with all demands granted. Lithuanian tailors reach terms and resume work. Forty five jacket shops reopen. Secretary Horn says 700 men back at higher pay and shorter hours. Wholesalers sign on the settlement roll as more join.
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Bimetallic League Annual Meeting in England Report
The annual meeting of the Bimetallic League in Manchester opened with a large attendance including over fifty labor delegates. The lord mayor welcomed guests as the report highlighted international bimetallism, United States presidential votes, and European missions shaping monetary reform prospects.
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Pine Posities to Be Seen Filiead by President McMinrey
Within the next weeks one of the most desirable appointments in the president's gift will be made due to the retirement of Civil Engineer McCollum. Several applicants are listed, with life-office progressions from 93,40 to 68,500 after fifteen years. Civil engineers over 62 retire on three quarters of the top pay. no sea duty, quarters at a navy yard. appointment rests on physical exam and standing.
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KENTUCKY SILVERITES: State Democratic Convention in Faanevont
The Silver Democratic state convention met in Faanevont Kentucky with about 1,000 delegates and spectators. No gold Democrats attended. preliminary nominations and contested delegations from Louisville were settled in advance. Widespread emphasis on fair treatment and anti-disfranchisement efforts marked the assembly.
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Markets OY Wire Kansas City Live Mock
Kansas City market report with cattle and hog quotes for Texas steers at 2.05 to 2.50, natives and stockers to 4.90, hogs and lambs prices noted, cash bids, receipts and market tone described as steady or firm in places, with mixed regional data and unsettled prices.
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