Mutineers' March to Washington Arouses Iowa Town
Kellys Army of 8500 marchers reached Avoca and Neola with cheers and garlands. Plans set to seek congressional audience in Washington to press for work programs and relief funds for defectors and unemployed in the aftermath of their overland trek from Council Bluffs. Authorities prepare warrants amid fears of renewed disturbances if arrests occur.
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Washington
Neola
Council Bluffs
Cound Blatt
Oumba
Underwood
Kellys
Helly
Thas
Ort
Kelly Fruily
Associated Press
Capitol
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Mitcaire
Allen
Newards
Inbortus
Bert Thas
Dan
Council B
Omaha
District of Columbia Proclaims Against Unlawful Demonstrations
The District commissioners issue a proclamation warning against industrial era protests in Washington. They urge would be participants to reconsider and warn of disorder, crimes, and unlawful parades near Capitol grounds. Authorities promise swift action against criminals using crowds for mischief.
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Atreete
Fortids
Capitol
Colunta
Exposed clashes over Kelly as Avoca unrest grows
Colonel Bal denounces Kelly and vows to expose alleged financial irregularities in donated funds while Baker plans to reveal burdens against the commonwealth. Avoca residents doubt Bal and anticipate little courtesy. Warrants issued for Edna Harper and Annie Hooten, captured crowd on Friday night. Police offer return trip to Council Bluffs for beds.
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Council Bluffs
Union Pacific Company
Well Known Capitalist Simon B Abreu Dies at 68
Simon B Abreu a prominent capitalist in this city and well known in Europe died of diabetes at age sixty eight He was a longtime editor of the New York Albion and had affiliations with the Newark Advertiser and the Northwestern Chronicle projects in journalism are noted but left incomplete in the source
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Minoo
Simon B. Abreu
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Northwestern
Chronicle
Tough Bostonians Riot At Boston Common Attack Woman Hat Torn
A disruptive mob on Boston common injures and humiliates several protesters during an industrial army gathering. Police use clubs to restrain rioters as Miss Charlotte Smith of the Woman's Rescue League fights to protect a speaker and is assaulted along with others.
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Swift
Mr Swift
Gevernl Fitzgerald
Lucien Samel
New York
Mr Same
Hoe
Oake
Samiel
Bim
Theo
Charlotte Smith
Woman 'S Rescue League
Lynched for Burning Barns in Alabama Town
At Tuscombin or Tuscombir in Binwinanam Alabama on April 24 Tom Black John Willis and Ponvynnon three Black men were lynched after being arrested for burning Claud King’s barns. Michael Boland, tied to Clan na Gael, died at his Kansas City home after a three week illness.
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Ala
Tuscombir
Tom Black
John Willis
Ponvynnon
Claud King
Michael Boland
Clan-na-Gael
Kansas City
Aie
Bark El Miranda Goes Ashore Near Bridgehampton
The bark El Miranda laden with hard coal went ashore three miles east of Bridgehampton on Long Island. The crew were rescued by breeches buoy from the Georgian life-saving station near Sag ahoa as life-savers laid a line and aided multiple passages to land. The vessel, built in 1874, was American, built in Portland Maine, built at Stockton Maine, on a coast trip from Georgetown South Carolina to Providence Rhode Island.
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Bridgehampton
Wilson
Georgetown
Portland
Stockton
The Business Outlook
Bays of the Situation reports Washington actions and labor disputes as key limits to recovery. Wage restraint underpins current demand while a wage rise could halt many works. Strikes threaten rail and coal sectors with uncertainties in gold exports and shipping echoing through U S and Canada.
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K. Dun &Co
Washington
United States
Canada
Rev Bicknell Slams Congress In Explosive Speech
Boston April 23 Rev George W Bicknell of Cambridge denounced Congress likening lawmakers to dime museum freaks and said he would blow up the National Capitol with dynamite if Christian principles did not restrain them He defended his words amid approval and uproar.
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First Universalist Church
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National Capitol
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Athens Earthquakes Ravage Local Villages and City
Earthquakes struck near Athens causing heavy damage in Malesina Proskina and Martino with sixty killed in Malesina and thirty nine in Martino. Churches collapsed burying worshippers and royal relief efforts led by King George began to mobilize aid as telegraph lines faltered.
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Ahocka
Earthquake Horror in Greece Raises Death Toll
Athens April 24Several shocks of a quake hit the region wreaking wide destruction. Telegraph reports show an appalling situation with villages ruined and survivors camping without food. The total deaths reported reach 27, with 180 at Malesina alone.
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Malesina
Cleveland urges clubs to uphold tariff reform in Democratic drive
In a April 23 note from Wasuixeton President Cleveland commends the National Association of Democratic clubs but warns the party must be guided by principles. He says the party is strongest when aligned with the people and pledges a contribution to fund the clubs and the party’s reform program.
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Lsbor
Democratic Party
Women on Illinois tickets election headlines Benton board race
Benton elects five for fair board of education amid two tickets and strong female participation. At Moneeaqua and other towns elections split between women candidates and male-led slates with varying outcomes. In Terre Haute and St Louis reports, unions and health actions accompany broader state political notes.
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Fair Board of Education
Riot at Hold Mező Vasarhely as Police Fire on Demonstrators
About 800 workmen marched on Hold Mező Vasarhely town hall to reclaim pamphlets seized by police. After clashes with municipal officers, police fired blank rounds then real volleys wounding several. Hussars charged, 60 prisoners taken, streets patrolled, and further trouble feared.
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County Commissioners Accept New Laporte Courthouse
The Laporte county commissioners have accepted the new courthouse from the contractor. The structure is complete in all details and cost about 8500 dollars. A dedication is set for June 7 with Governor Matthews as a featured guest and invitations to military and northern Indiana secret societies.
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Blackmail Plot Ends in Fatal Shooting in Marshall Ill
In Marshall Illinois on April 22 a young man from a well off family was shot and killed by a police posse under peculiar circumstances. A letter demanded $200 from a wealthy widow, with a threat to blow up her house if unpaid. An officer group observed a man accept the envelope and leave, refusing to halt, dying after claiming the writer was crazy. The town erupts with rumors of police error and investigations toward other participants.
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English Freeident of French Railway Resigns
The English chairman Blount, after thirty years at the head of a major French railway, was compelled to resign amid government claims a foreigner in that role could access military mobilization plans. Premier Perret warned of a bill to bar foreigners from railways if Blount did not retire.
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Hhs
Casimir Perret
Tragic double murder near Tusco ger area shocks community
Mrs George Sinclair reports two daughters aged 2 and 6 missing. Search uncovers their battered bodies in the woods near the home. Horace Johnson, an insane Black man, found dead in a millpond nearby, believed to have killed the children and drowned himself.
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Ala
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Horace Johnson
Mysterious Murder near Evoc Egrton
The body of Weibert Testachler was found by the roadside southwest of Evoc Egrton with head crushed by clubs. Two bloodied clubs were found nearby. post mortem at Orin Pomeray’s warehouse confirms fatal injuries. An unknown shooter fired six shots at nearby Burgas residence, injuring Mia Burgas. motive unknown and no clues.
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Orin Pomeray
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Barasoo
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Mia Burga
Restorative Nervine Promoted By Dr Mires Medical Co
An advertisement extols Restorative Nervine as a cure for nervous disorders tied to brain base nerve centers. It claims two years of study by Dr Mires and asserts ordinary treatments fail, promising rapid relief from symptoms like dullness and confusion. Sold by mail order with a money back guarantee.
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Amen
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Phillips-Rockland Tourist Excursions from Chicago
The Phillips-Rockland Tourist Excursions offer a six dollar sleeping car rate from Chicago to Los Angeles or San Francisco via the Scenic Route with a personal agent on each party. Departures occur twice weekly on Tuesday and Thursday with a daily tour service leaving Chicago nightly at six o'clock via the Southern Route through the Entan Territory and Ft Worth to the West Coast.
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