Army march ends in DC riot scare with Coxey leader jailed
Washington May 2 The Coxey commonweal army halted outside the Capitol after a five mile procession from Brightwood. Police clashed with marchers as Carl Browne was dragged toward a station and General Coxey faced crowd pressure while a protest was delivered. Browne posted 500 dollar bond. Coxey was freed to rejoin his camp. Christopher Columbus Jones remained jailed.
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Coxey Arrests One Day After Capitol Protests
Jacob Slecher Coxey chief of the commonweal army and three followers face charges for the Capitol disturbance. Coxey arrested in police court, bond set at 600 dollars. Defendants elect jury trial with Friday hearing scheduled. Coxey seen with Mrs Coxey and Legal Tender after release. Gompers comments on labor bills.
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Eight Mall Sensation at Washington Capitol
Members debated a resolution calling for a congressional investigation of police conduct during a Gorey demonstration at the Capitol. The measure was referred, then withdrawn. Other business included a treasury accounting bill and river and harbor appropriations. Senate proceedings were dull with tariff debate ongoing. Federal sessions noted stock milestones and a memorial for Senator Stockbridge.
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Chinaman Ran Amuck on City of Peking Injures Several
In a May dispatch from Victoria the Empress of China reports an incident aboard the City of Peking after leaving San Francisco. A Chinese man N G Buck attacked passengers with a knife and clubbed a boy. Chief Engineer McClura was seriously wounded. a passenger, Lee Shong, was killed. Buck was restrained and later irons placed on him.
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Physical culture and domestic duty for women in 19th century
Rev Madison Peters argues women should balance mind and body with strong physical education, domestic training, and health laws. He denounces ignorance of bakeology cookology and aims to replace aimless girlhood with regular household duties, universal housekeeping, and home happiness through orderly, healthful living.
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Wolf carries infant two miles before rescue near NC cave
A Mountaineer family in the Bumpas cave region of North Carolina faced terror when a large wolf seized a 6 month old infant from a Mountaineer named Brown’s cabin. The mother alerted the husband who pursued the beast through snow and mountains. The trail led to a rock shelf where the dog found the sleeping infant, unharmed but cold. The father wrapped the child in his coat and returned home, aided by neighbors. Local lore deems it a wolf’s freak, aided by petroleum smell that deterred the animal.
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