Points on the Strike and Union Conflicts Spread Across Railways
Chief M Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers criticizes the American Railway Union and Debs for a broad strikes plan. The piece reports on Illinois Central disruptions, mob violence in Chicago, and clashes in Minneapolis and San Francisco. It also lists Republican delegates from Beadle to the state convention and notes ongoing labor tensions across rail workers.
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M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Jncomsive Engineers
American Railway Union
Keights
Tlere
Tose
Wil
Beadleepanty
Yeukton
H.W. Rice
Sterlinggel
Bi Ho
Cherokee, Ill
E. V. Debs
Chicago
Cherokee
Illinois Central Railroad
Alwys
Pullman
Illinois Central
San Bernardino
Cal
Santa Fe Com Piey
Dumber
Status of Southern Pacific Strike Worsens in San Francisco
The situation shows no improvement as strike activity persists. The Oregon Express, once unmolested, faced clashes after leaving Oakland and moving to Reedville, with over 200 feet of track damaged north of Dansmuir. Repairs will take days, delaying travel between Brewer and Portland.
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Trinidad
Cal
Chicago
Idina Island
Reds
Minneapolis
St Louis
Indianapolis
Panhandle
Sprinefield
Wabrih
San Franciso
Oregon Express
Oakrad
Dunsmuir
Feducers
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Southern Pacifi
Oakland
Stracs
Rei Bina
Injunction Aims to End Rail Strike Across Interstates
Chicago July 8 United States Judges Woods and Grosscup, special solicitor Edwin Walker and District Attorney Milchrist sought a broad federal injunction to stop strikers from interfering with trains and the mails. The order covers all roads and could mobilize federal marshals or regular army if needed, with Miami territory and Indiana Wisconsin courts included.
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Chicago
United States
Woods
Grosscup
Edwin Walker
Olney
Milchrist
Messrs. Walker and
Washington
Suxidit
Miami
Indianna
Wisconsin
New Line of Dress Goods and Ducks At Cost
Reports from July events include a Canadian Pacific express crash near Greenville Junction Maine with several killed and many injured. Fire at Dundee, N Y destroyed seven stores and a church. Aums Wis man presumed drowned after boat found adrift. Carnot laid to rest in Pantheon in Paris. National Editorial Association meets at Asbury Park. Plague aboard Pacific Mail Peru prompts quarantine. Union Pacific clerks strike. Santa Fe workers vote to strike.
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Greenville Junction
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Askwith
Moosehead
Ead
Corning
N. x. Cornine
N. Y
Ciar
B. L. Sages
Dundee
New Presbyterian Church
T. B. Fitch
Graded School
Auma
Wis
Richard P. Wilkinson
Rochelle
Ills
National Editorial Association
Asbury Park
N. J
Walter Williams
Columbia
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
San Francisco
Pacific Mail
Peru
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Japan
Nagasaki
Immigration report shows drop in arrivals for 11 months
The bureau of statistics treasury department reports 11 months of the fiscal year ending May 31 with 288 020 immigrants arriving in the United States down from 480 210 last year. Poland falls from 18046 to 1879 and Italy from 62227 to 40388 while others decline similarly. During the 10 months to April 30 1894 a total of 2102 immigrants were barred.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
United States
Poland
Italy
Senator Davis Rejects Kyle Mail Train Resolution
Minnesota Senator O K. Davis replied to a Duluth railway workers telegram asking support for Senator Kyle's mail train resolution. Davis says he will not support it, calling it a blow to millions and a defense of constitution and laws against lawlessness. He warns of acts resembling levying war and urges wiser control. Also reports Debs order for AR A strike on Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt lines with passenger service only.
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Post Office
Olney
Bissell
McGann
Kyle
Washington
Davis
Minnesota
Duluth
Congress
D. D. McInnis
Minn
Hammond
United States
O. K. Davis
Little Rock
Ark
Debs
Iron Mountain
Cotton Belt
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Chekee
Kinois Central
Cherokee Suise
Pulsvan
Yankton
Republica
Erate
R. J. Gumble
L. B. Prenea
E.G. Smith
A. T Free
Newton Eedmunds
Blair Gee
W. Kingsvury
John Krause
Welo
Ed Edeerton
Predselumaber L. Howard
X. S Brudgig
O. Sangstad
Peter Beyon
Henry Stohler
Stecob Webber
Jes Hoxerur
Kelix Dilger
Iver Bagerd
Hermae Ellerman
Judge Woods
Rock Island
Blue Island
Ill
West Pullman
Cucaco
Armour
Stock Yards Switching Association
Burlington Road
M'’Gann
Washinecton
Labor Committee
Jones
Great Northern
M. Gann
Nir
General Managers’ Association
Pullman Company
Peter Studebaker
the Times
Studebaker
Messrs
Howard
George M. Pullman
Caicaco
Oard
Chicao
ST. Pauli
St. Pau
Burlington
Omaha
Sioux City
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Central
St. Louis
Great Western
East
Alma
Northern Pacific
Fargo
St. Paul St. Paul
Ombha
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CuicaGco
Mitchell
McEcovern
Canadian Pacific
Maine
N.Y
Carnot
France
Pantheon
Paris
Sadi Carnot
Santo Cesario
Lyons
Lazare Carnot
Union Pacific
Denver
Colo
Union Pacific Railway
Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe
Miinnesota
U.S. Gov’t
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