Railway Union Strike Ends Mixed Signals From Presidents Hill Debs
St Paul April 28 brief cites after talks with President Hill the American Railway Union's strike on the Great Northern system is declared over for now. Debs says a class representative remains in city, while officials discuss arbitration and potential resumption of trains as Hill seeks to run service with new staffing.
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Hill
American Railway Union Committee
Great Northern
Debs
American Railway
St. Cloud
United States
Grand Forks
Cronan
Devils Take
C Ronan
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Fergus Falla
Basiliens
R.U
Regulars Ready to Aid Marshals in Minnesota Strike Tension
Four companies of regulars at Fort Snelling stand ready to march to aid U S marshals in Minnesota and North Dakota to safeguard peace and railway property. Four other companies are ordered to Grand Forks as rail labor disputes loom. The A R U faces uncertain outcomes as arbitration talks stall and Hill and Debs clash over fair terms.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Nsane
Hill
Debs
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Fargo
Great Northern
Boycott Declared by Knights of Labor Leaders
In Minneapolis May 1 James Ko Sovereign leader of the Knights of Labor announced a boycott on the Washburn Crosby flour. He said no pound of the brand would be shipped to Pittsburgh or barge cities for days. He claimed the American Railway Union backs a labor coalition that will not pull the flour to market if terms are not made. The Washburn Crosby company has faced recent troubles with its packaging. The boycott appears to be the result of those issues.
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American Railway Union
Be Paul
Minneapolis
Hall
Debs
Brotherhoods
Nolan
Tsemeral
James Ko Sovereign
Knights of Labor
Labor
Knights
Crosby
Pittsburg
Hanilway Coon
Nmol
Washburn-Crosby Company
Chtence
The
Great Northern
Hayes
Milne Miners Targeted for Strike Action by Consol Coal
May Presented reports from the State Miners union indicate all Milnes mines are closed except for Southern Sh nove machine mines of the Consolidated Coal Company. William Howells of Colorado and George Batobridge of Coal City travel to Mount Olive to urge a strike at the Consol mine. President Crawford plans to go as the company mines resume heavy coal shipments.
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Crawford
Consolidated Coal Company
Army March Not Ordered in Turbulent Coal Strike Tale
In Tortoa Alabama April 80 a tense stand over a coal strike sees white miners claim they will work if protected by state forces while colored workers vow to return to labor. Governor Gill promises armed protection if needed as reports say a March Army may come if disturbances resume. Nearby towns report factory slowdowns due to coal shortages and legal actions in Montana and Illinois reflect broader strike impact. The scene features President Devlin signaling company protection and varied regional responses to the walkout amid labor tensions.
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Hlinote
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Devlin
Gill
Plaice
Mare
Toluca
Aniven
Ill
M Devlin
Streator
Santa Fe
H Devlin
Florida
Miners Suspend Work as Army Leaves Toluca Area
April 28 report from ToLuca shows miners’ demonstration results in a work suspension. Acting Governor McGill and President Crawford urge peace, noting no bloodshed and urging miners to return home, while Toluca and Santa Fe rail interests are cited.
Toluca Home Rule Vote Ends Miner Departure Plan
The Visitors approve home rule in Toluca and miners are not sent home. A special train carries the miners to Streator as tensions ease. Knights of Labor orders mass quitting on Great Northern while a mis sion street restaurant in San Francisco is damaged by a dynamite blast.
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Mission Street
Twenty
Ft Worth
Los Angeles
Rock Island
Clark Street
Interior decision bars Barnes from Guthrie lots
The interior department rules ex-register C. N. Barnes cannot hold lots as a government official. The ruling bars all federal officials from securing titles to Guthrie land, allowing actual settlers to claim over 7,000,000 dollars worth of property in Oklahoma's leading town.
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GtTuHie
O.T
Interior Department
Guthrie
C. N. Barnes
Register of the Land Office
Oklahoma
Fatal runaways claim two sons in Virginia crash
In Winchester Virginia a farmer, L John Newcomb, was thrown from his buggy when his horse ran away. His two sons went to help and another runaway killed the elder son. A second fatal incident followed during the rescue attempt. Local fire crews battled a damaging Davidson Michigan village blaze destroying twenty three buildings.
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Winchester
John Newcomb
Wadesville
Clark County
Nee Aaneers
Michigan
Flint
Mich
Davidson
Sliding on the Banister Fatal for 8 Year Old in Chicago
William Tosckowski a Polish boy aged eight lived at 1155 Milwaukee avenue Fourth floor. He tried sliding down a winding banister to the first floor fell thirty feet struck a gas jet and pierced his abdomen. Intestines protruded yet he staggered to the sidewalk where his mother aided him. He died at St Elizabeth hospital.
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Cutcaes
William Tosckowski
Milwaukee Avenue
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Judge Long Pension Reduction In Michigan Case
Waasnington April 28 The thirty day period for Judge Charlies D Long to file more evidence in his pension claim has expired. His Detroit counsel Baker and Hopkins did not file further evidence and the pension bureau may cut his monthly pension from 723 to 0 dollars, a move his lawyers will contest as they plan to take the matter to the United States Supreme Court.
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Waasnington
Charlies D Long
Michigan
Baker
Detroit
Hopkins
Long
Lochren
Pension Bureau
Bureau
United States Supreme Court
George Francis Train Arrest and DC License Charge
George Francis Train was arrested in Washington for lecturing without a license under the Hearne ordinance. Police sent him to the police court for trial where Judge Milner discharged the charge, ending the immediate case. The report also notes armor plate fraud probes and a set of presidential nominations and local weather and labor items from various cities.
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Wasuixuton
George Francis Train
Atl
Mr Train
Oreat
Washington
Coxey
District of Columbia
George Francis
Hearne
Twinker
Milner
Citizen Train
Senate Tariff Debate Highlights Income Tax Stance
In the Senate debate led by Hale Teller and Aldrich discussions clash with Harris and Voorhees over tariff progress. Voorhees asserts clearly that despite proposed changes the income tax remains in the Wilson measure, shaping the bill’s fiscal framework.
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May
Senate
Messrs
Hale
Teller
Aldrich
Harris Amt
Voorhees
Daughter of late Secretary of State marries millionaire
Miss Hattie Blaine wed Truxton Beale son of the late General Beale in Washington in a small ceremony. The couple began a bridal tour up the Hudson and plan a trip to California where Beale owns ranches.
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Washington
Hattie Blaine
Truxton Beale
General Beale
Hudson
California
Mr Beale
Carlisle on Tariff Conferences and Income Tax Debate
Secretary of the Treasury Carlisle clarifies he had no conferences beyond Democratic Senate Finance Committee members about tariff amendments. He notes efforts to secure Democratic unity with minimal changes to existing rates, stressing sugar as a focal point and proposing possible trimming of income tax provisions after five years for testing effects. The report also highlights Sons of the American Revolution aims and other brief items from Washington.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Carlisle
Senate Committee On Finance
Senate
House of Representatives
Senate Committee
Four Die in St Charles Hotel Fire in New Orleans
May 1 report says four lives were lost in the St Charles hotel blaze with others possibly dead. Four men and one woman were seen leaping from a back stairway into the burning court. some may have escaped. Estimated loss ranges from 300000 to 400000 with hotel insurance at 212500. The fire began in the kitchen as crowds fled the theater nearby.
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St. Charles Hotel
St. Charles Theatre
Guesta
St. Charles
Earthquake Toll and Aftermath Across Greek Coast
Reports from May 1 describe widespread destruction from a major earthquake along the coast from Larginia to Thempolyle. Bouphides cites Lukris district deaths. 233 bodies recovered and about 300 missing. Atalanta residents fled to hills as shocks persisted for seven and a half hours.
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Athens
Nowise
Larginia
Thempolyle
M Bouphides
Lukris
Sun Poraons
Atalanta
Strange Case of Numbness and Recovery with Nervine
James Kane of Lahao Ohio describes chronic numbness and creeping paralysis that affected his limbs and stomach. After doctoring a year and a half, he used Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and experienced rapid relief with weight gain from 137 to 147 pounds. He cites four others who benefited similarly and notes availability through Dr Miles Medical Co. for $1 per bottle with guarantee.
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James Kane
Lahao
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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