01 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1894
Page
1
The document urges that the United States avoid force to restore the queen or topple Hawaii’s government, favoring the duly reorganized provisional government and warning against foreign intervention as unfriendly to U S policy.
Colorado Governor Waite plans a trip to Cripple Creek to assess how far strikers interfere with mine owners rights. A peace committee and Rev Carrington urged militia, signaling arbitration failure and the risk of a major conflict.
News from Missouri, Kansas and Arkansas reports coal shortages halting Missouri Pacific shops at Sedalia and Atchison and stopping roundhouses at Van Buren. Freight service declines while passenger and emergency moves continue. In Lincoln Illinois mills close as coal impacts streetcar service. A separate report from Chicago notes oil patent deals with butterine and oleomargarine makers seeking to dominate future markets.
Federal Judge denies writ of prohibition against court martial handling Lieutenant Maney case. Trial proceeds on its merits with potential punishment including imprisonment and dismissal.
Special sale alert advertises houses priced at 35 cents and 40 cents. Do not miss this great bargain.
Ex justice of the peace Sutherland is sentenced to two years and eight months in Sing Sing for election fraud tied to Gravesend and John Y. McKane. He confessed 800 to 900 fictitious votes in Gravesend with 1500 total, and 1200 fictitious votes in 1892. Also noted Hawaii’s provisional government and reactions from Claus Spreckels. Springfield Illinois hosts Populist convention with Tauseneck and Vandervoort arriving.
The St Paul Shoemakers Union votes to establish a cooperative shoe factory to open before the fall season. A stock company will be formed under union officers with stock sold to members only. About 60 workers are planned at startup.
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