Lsnds of chaotic telegrams relay deaths and unrest
A flood of dispatches reports deaths from various causes including Sxtor Winans and HL Sathes, labor strikes and federal troop deployments amid political turmoil. A New York clerk is killed in a fan incident, indictments loom for Debs allies, and strikes threaten industry. Fire devastates businesses in Philadelphia and Bayon Sara. rail and naval yard shifts adjust amid wartime like tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sxtor
Winans
Miche
HL Sathes
Bosybel
Wis
McGaun
Vickers
New York
Europe
Aluadd
Abovk
Obly Democrate
Coxey
SUN
Uae
Syorl
Pruleig de Guensslmagn & Menges
World Notes and Washington Tariff Debates
A scrambled bulletin notes European politics and finance, with Paris and German court intrigue, a London Haymarket play, and U.S. tariff debates in the Senate and House. It mentions Kamura, Peru, and Panama talks, plus naval and railway references and a crowding of political figures amid legislative wrangling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Mme
Carnot Ins
Mie
Singh Paris
Monroe & Co
Justin Carthy
Casimir Perier
Reid
Herpeth
London
J. Michael
Turd Russel-Rillowen
Sip Glinies Russell
Bus Leon
Dard Élef
Baron Goleridee
Maleum Salupan
Bren
Haymarket Theater
Premier Dupty
Kaiser Wilhehu
M. Curnet
Kerk
von Kotze
St. John
Whiteway Party
Yniper
Federal Law Makers in Senate and House Action
Washington reports June 20: West amends repealing the reciprocity feature of the McKinley bill. Peffer proposes a $50 per head tax on aliens engaging in industrial occupations. The measure passes 40 to 12. June 3 in the House is consumed by a long election contest over Watson and Black in Georgia. final committee report declares Black elected, with Populists dissenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
West
Peffer
House
Mr. Watson
Black
Georgia
Reao
Nitchego: Bismarck’s Russian sleigh ride tale in exile
A bizarre anecdote recounted by a Russian diplomat links Otto von Bismarck to a snowy sleigh ride with a Russian driver who shouts Nitchego as a motto. Bismarck recounts how the driver’s phrase steadied him through a crash and changed his approach to risk, later inspiring a ring inscribed with the word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fismarek
Exarome
Nneo
eMiichewe
Bismarck
Gavitty
Bis- Marck
St. Petersburg
Seven Are Slain in Chicago Riot of 1894
In Chicago a violent strike action escalated as mobs attacked trains and rail facilities. Officials report multiple deaths, countless injuries, and widespread arson as police and militia struggle to restore order amid rising tensions between labor and management. Debates over federal intervention and guard deployment intensified as the city girds for further unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubieagy
Ghivago
Col. Crofton
Toeal
Loreelisssileeaaty
Uopkiis
Alleveld
Palita
Tly Sotchwen
Rudniog
Ant
Siunivg
Cleveland
Kansas City
Fort Scottine
Seattle
Kulguts
Severelen
Debs
General Managers’ Association
Chicare
Ines
Armour & Co
Deer Sivornin
Bishop Fallows
Reformed ‘Jepistopal Church
Henson
Battery D
Hopkins
Altgeld
City of
Chicago
Stacy Nail Pub
Uipuse Verein
Rand
American Railway Union
Lupor
Uniou
Tyantiul
Grand Frank Sailway
Thelile
Fort Wayne
Pullman
Llasius
Iuilltia
Pegsu
Walright
Cutrage
Iite
Ridera
Rock Talents
United States
Jake Trout
Port Brady
Fort Laffayette
Cherry jelly using tart fruit and sugar solution
Instructions describe selecting ripe Waea cherries, pit and crush six tart pieces, mix with juice, press through a jelly bag, then add two cupfuls of sugar and an equal amount of water. Dissolve sugar, strain. Optional prank of brandy if available.
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Tuy Pendon
Cape Cod
Buster
Windes
Staten Deland
Darter H. Barrison
Neiaer Jasave
Couvenslood al Valadelphia
Natioun Associaton
Elautionists
Boston
Ulevekwad
McKinley
Gey
Udine Lake Street
Guuarih Kelsey
West Bruay
Champuigh
le Souciyville
Vubio
Ue Gadeuver
Michael Schwab
Springield
Matden
Erie
Voui
Clark
Derry
Wate
Frode
Ashland
Kempster
Garfield
Glasstone
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
Milinohs State Fair Ground
Springfeld
Ericsson
Dubuque
St. Louis
Department of Avis
My BO Warniy
Michael Swit
Fimes Stove
Marion ‘Perrin
Lake Calumer
Kensington Avenue
Chi- Cano
Teil
Shevien
Gumminty Soop Company
Ghiengy
Whey Vlety Goifei
Sulbor Ues
United Sives
Abd Bivodehed
Pie Hotel Recherche
Thirty-Second Street
New York City
House of N
Mme. Charles
Ure
Mozollon
Silver City
Col
Qadas
Henry Vogler
Wieiam Stu
Syracuse
N. Y
Jaime
Vogler
Stis
Muvitte
Joseph E. Carpenter
Man ‘Upester College
Oxford
Engin
Lesbern
University Ywuacher
Harvard College
A. Tt. U
KB. Oraum
Rui
S. Allen
Sfolgt
Stassen
Allen
Alderrah Patterson
Montevideo
Minti
Ramsey
Austin
Ged
C.andrews
Gee Kl
Orode
George McGee
Toulsville
Prackfort
McGee
Woods
Grosacup
Wellman
Byroes
Lexow
Mésare, Taber and Lloyd
St, John, & Fi
Swallow
Labrador
Sac
Fanul Bauer
Jon XY
Moone
Gravesend
Ilegally
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Bartlett
Bayon Sara
Meyer Central Hott and General Store
Freyhous’ Opera House
Gol
Thousas Feyio
Frost
Memphis
Venu
Mewpula
Little Tock
Pittsburg Coal Company
Relay
Balthmore
Baltimore and Ohio
Kittery Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Portsmouth, Nytd. Were Suspended and A Out of Co Io the Department of Yards
Gor
J. K. Gannon
St. Matthew's Church
Washington, D. C
Bern Reserva
Messrs, Allen and
Quay
Aud -Afessis
Hill Irby
Kyle
Commissioner of Labor
Shusdas
SGI Ue
Lilly
Hil
Messie
Aien
Messrs
Stewart
Wis U
Prarceilan Jr
Republicang
Sherman
Afr
Powers
Potts
Mandersin
Shoup
Idaho
Steuilier
United States Treasury
Federal Law Makers
Sninchego
AX Ultimatum
Pri
Sehigago
Sielke
Evercsiend
Rowth
Ty Guy
Aligeld Tor ‘Ryoops
Lygins
Etre Loldia Wuuty
Chow Wear
Nlars
Willy
Nepussiny
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