Riot at Hay Market costs police and crowd lives
Telegraph Condensed reports a deadly Hay Market clash as bombs exploded near a police squad and officers fired on rioters. Dozens of wounded and at least one social activist killed, with hospitals crowded and Des Plaines street station overwhelmed by casualties.
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Hay Market
Adt
Desplaines
Joseph Degan
Desplaines Street
August Shiel
Lake Street
Olice
Timothy Flavin
George Miller
Redding
Ringleaders Held for Murder In Anarchist Unrest
Police recount a chaotic night as mobs clashed with officers at 18th street and Centre Avenue. A police wound is fatal, John Loeffelhardt identified. authorities warn crowds to stay off streets after dark. An inquest into Diegan's murder reports prisoners held for murder with bail denied and further arrests planned.
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18Th Street
Centre Avenue
Diegan
Sac
Chris Spies
Michael Schwab
Schwab
Vielding
August Spies
Arbeiter Zeitung
Spies
Desplaines Street
Print shop arrests in Arbeiter Zeitung murder case
Twenty five printers arrested at the Arbeiter Zeitung building were arraigned before Justice Meesch charged with murder. The cases were continued to May 4. Bail refused. A dynamite charge exploded in the office at noon, the mayor and detectives inspecting the scene and ensuring paper issuance only after a safety check. Nearly $10,000 has been subscribed for wounded and dead officers’ families.
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Arbeiter Zeitung
Justice Meesch
Lake Front
Oscar Neibe
Hand
Neibe
Freight handlers plan parade halted by orders
The striking freight handlers aimed to stage a parade but received countermanding orders. They adopted resolutions condemning the anarchists and offering to help keep public peace if needed.
Militia Fire In Bay View During Socialist March
Reports from Bay View say the militia fired on a socialist mob marching toward Allis works amid military protection. At 9 30 a.m. the mob started for Bests Brewery with police and troops en route. An eye witness reports about twenty five killed and several wounded at Deer Creek bridge near Bay View.
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Milwaukee
Bay View
Allis Works
Milwaukee Garden
Best’s Brewery
Deer Creek Bridge
Rumored Killed at Best's Brewery Untrue Amid Bay View Chaos
Report states two men were not killed at Best's brewery while the Bay View mob faced militia fire. The Bay View list names Franz Kunkiel Michael Ruholski Martin Jankoven a boy N O Wachek Casimer Dudek Albert Urlmann and two or three others wounded. The militia fled the violence and the Polish rioters wrecked Capt Boukhards residence before gathering near the Polish church. Rumors circulate of armed raids on mill militia at Bay View this afternoon.
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Best
Bay View
Franz Kunkiel
Michael Ruholski
Martin Jankoven
N. O. Wachek
Casimer Dudek
Albert Urlmann
Boukhards
Kosciusko Guards
Bay View Mills
Lake Shore freight strike widens railroad disruption
Freight handlers on the Lake Shore road strike, halting all movement. Switchmen refuse to handle any freight cars loaded by nonstriking workers, intensifying the transportation disruption this morning.
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Lake Shore Road
Striker Protest Halts Work At Detroit Peninsula Shops
In Detroit on May 5 an early morning march by over 500 workers grew to about 1500 as strikers reached the Michigan Car shops causing a shutdown. They then toured nearby plants drawing out about 1000 additional workers.
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Detroit
Michigan Car
Peninsula Car Shops
Peninsula
Boycotters Locked Up In New York Union Action
Seventeen members of the Bohemian Bakers Union were arrested early this morning in New York for engaging in a boycott of Mrs. Landgraf and were locked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bohemian Bakers’ Union
Returning To Work After Shutdown At Wheel Company
INDIANAPOLIS May 3 The Wood burn Sarven Wheel Company resumed work this morning with five hundred old employees reporting for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Woodburn Sarven Wheel Company
Remarkable turnaround for chronic illness patient
Mrs Angie Bulow of Atlantis Dakota, once a hopeless case with little prospect of recovery, sought Dr Ishblatt during his Mitchell visits. After six months of treatment she has gained thirty pounds, improved appearance, and now manages her household, her husband noting her progress. She will be available to share her experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie Bulow
Atlantis
Dak
Ishblatt
Mitchell
Dakota and Dakotans highlights across the territory
The column lists plans and happenings from across Dakota Territory. Crow Lake will host a band, Aberdeen installs electric light, Redfield plans a large hotel, Yankton sets a June trotting meet, and Devil’s Sake hosts a July stock show. Governors, lectures, and public notices surface, plus local trials and civic developments in Huron, Salem, and beyond.
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Crow Lake
Aberdeen
Redfield
Yankton
Devil's Sake
Howard
Joseph Cook
Sioux Falls
Gov. Mellette
Columbia
Taylor
Huron
Palmer
Chas. Johnson
Winchester
Emmons
Duluth, Huron & Denver
St. Paul
John Stanger
Berton
Miner County
A. M. Slocum
Bismarck
Suton
W. E. Swan
Grand Forks
Bay
Bennett
Territorial Court
Unnecessary Expense Taints Dakota City Advance Opinion
The Dakota City Advance argues against repealing or ratifying a new constitution in a costly special election. It condemns lawmakers elected under 1885 census apportionment and says enforcing another vote would unjustly burden the people with expense and unlikely to alter political conditions.
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Dakota City
We Have Had Crow Enough Opinion From The Reporter
Mr Sparks states he will not resign and let the people crow over him. The commissioner is urged to proceed firmly and not be deterred. Citizens are warned they will be thankful for orderly action and urged to avoid unseemly demonstrations after the crowing episode.
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Sparks
Crow
Hope chapel gains future under Purmort’s visit
Rosedale notes Rev H Purmort of Canton preached at Hope chapel on the 25th. He praised the church’s bright future and visited with Rev Moore’s family who will reside in Rosedale. Local rainfall boosted wine weather and vegetation while stock losses from the week’s storm included several cows and a steer. A gopher hunt and school terms are announced, with Miner county trouble resolved near the Center. Billy.
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Rosedale
H. Purmort
Canton
Hope Chapel
Mitchell Church
Mr. Moore
J. J. Sherrill
J. N. Hutchinson
Maine
Dakota
Geo. Wright
Mr. Crary
Luke Lowell
Jacob Wright
Nimrods
Chapel School
Wedehase
Geo. Moore
Miner County
Billy
Beulah and Alexandria News Roundup of Local Farm and City Affairs
Beulah reports farmers at work with Earl Bobb spending summer in Douglas County herding cattle for Reo Waldron. G W Pine encloses forty acres with superior barb wire. Andrew Pine hauls a brace of brants, injuring his eye. neighbors help Frank Zolars with crop. District schools taught by Mrs Bachelder Miss West and Mr Scott. Rome host Sunday school events and church visits. Rome pastors preach and plan new Sunday school. locals plant crops, stock improvements noted. N W Rome buys an organ for Reed’s School House. Alexandria city election results favor P F Wickham mayor and others. calls for better city charter and order. Col Foster at Howard court. Curran to display machinery.
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Beulah
Earl Bobb
Douglas County
Reo Waldron
G. W. Pine
Andrew Pine
Andrew
Frank Zolars
Mrs. Bachelder
Miss West
Scott
Mt. Vernon
Mitchell
D. G. West
Letcher
Mr. West
Beulah Valley
L. McGurdy
Mary Wright
G. H W. Johnson
John Cooley
W. D. Griffith
Deacon Lyman
Rome
Shanton
Reed
Carl
Castella
Bijou Hills
Pardee
Evanston
Ill
A. Brown
Major Cole
Woodruff
Missouri
Charles Drake
South Dakota
N. W. Rome
C. B. Rathbun
Alexandria
City Caucus
Independent
P. F. Wickham
E. P. Brown
M. E. Conlin
C. McCrone
James H. Deacon
Frank Foster
Oliver Youngs
M. I. Curran
A. I. Betts
Board of Education
Louis Meisch
Frank Boyd
A. D. Bond
Thomas Wilson
Peter Jarding
Col. Foster
Howard
M. J. Curran
Doctor Fishblatt Offers Free Curability Check for Deformities
A plea for crippled and deformed individuals to visit Dr. Fishblatt at the Alex Mitchell House in Mitchell Dakota on Thursday May 20. The physician claims success with crooked feet legs and spines and cites cases from Janesville and Madison. He promises frank evaluation and no charge for advice.
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Fishblatt
Nitchell
Dr. Fishblatt
Alex. Mitchell
Mitchell
Dakota
Ile
Miss Knapp
Janesville
Charley Strong
Madison
Mitchell, Dak
James Leslie
Cure for neck lumps through Cuticura Remedies chosen by patient
A sufferer recalls weight loss from 115 to 161 pounds and seven years of neck lumps. After using Cuticura Remedies externally and internally the lumps disappeared, large ones ruptured leaving small scars, and the patient regained health and happiness. He praises CuricurA REMEDIES and hopes for wider availability.
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New York
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Telegraph Condensed
Edgerton
Washington
Toorrow
Owen
Kanouse
Campbell
Congress
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Carroll Avenue
Michael Madden
Madden
Daly
Tharnett
John Loeffelhardt
Englewood
Kidder
N. T. Smith
Devils Lake
Jamestown
Insane Hospital
Dakota & Northwestern Railroad
Dakota and Great Northern
Tower City
Minnesota
St Paul
Great Falls
Montana
Pierce
Ireland
Gladstone
Parnell
Grand View Tribune
N. T. Curl
H. J. Winn
S. Bowen
D. F. Small
Neighborhood News
M. Husbands
Fulton St
N. Y
Potter Dnrug and Chemical Co
Boston
Mass
Jane
Suota
Locna
Oak
Davison Bros
FOX & Wiltse
Photographers
Finest Gallery
West of
Chicago
Enla
India
Alex Mitchel
Hale
A. B. Hager
Hager Brothers
Land Department
Ade Dress
Scott & Bowne
Dye
Voltaio Belt CO
Marshall, Mich
John C. West & CO
Madison St
Ills
West
Pbuckeye
Tamonga
Buckeye
Dafota
Weil Bros
Family of
Buckeyes
Chas. E. Gaines
Q. T. Letcher & CO
Beetests
Carriace & Harness M’f'c Co
B. Prat
Elkhart, Indiana
Mitchell Fruit & Forest Tree Nursery
Duchess of Oldenburg
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