Aellys Army Marches for Washington Through Neola Crowd
Neola Iowa April 23 Kelly and his industrial army began their long overland march from Council Bluffs. 1100 residents greeted the column with flags and cheers as the army moved toward Avoca and Des Moines. Local support included wagons and meals and calls for railroads to provide transportation to the east.
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Kelly
Council Bluffs
Neola
Weston
Omaha
Washington
Underwood
Dian
Iowa
Council Binifis
Avoca
Des Moines
Chicago
Tariff debate in senate and other Congress notes
The week in Congress opens with a tariff debate in the Senate likely to continue with procedural contests over paragraph changes and a June 3 tariff implementation. House business centers on appropriations and the district of columbia, while a steamer Los Angeles sinks near Point Sur with four dead and captain in critical condition.
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Senate
T Orlock
Sen Aldrich
House
District of Columbia Committee
Henderson
Vance
Monterey
Cal
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Los Angeles
Newport
San Francisco
Point Sur
Enureks
Bld. Leland
Boston Unemployed Depart for Washington in Mass Action
In Boston thousands gathered on the common to see the unemployed march to Washington led by Morrison J. Swift. A letter to President Cleveland protested harsh treatment and urged lawmakers to heed the needs of the jobless. The crowd split as Fitzgerald departed for Dedham with only forty five followers joining en route.
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Washington
Boston
Boston Common
Morrison J. Swift
Swift
Presiden
Cleveland
Walt
Roxbury Crossing
General Fitzgerald
Dedham
Race for League Championship Headlines From Base Bach
Standings show Cleveland and Louisville in tight race with a 2 to 1 score at one point. Attendance tallies reveal Brooklyn 19,200 and Philadelphia 18,000, with other crowds at Baltimore 4,132 Cincinnati 2,000 St Louis 1,000 and Louisville 1,000. Sunday games list Cincinnati and Louisville as key matchups with Cleveland and Poleville noted.
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Lowe
Phiscera
Cleveland
Louisville
Brooklyn
Lon Ton
Brookore
Newre
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnat
Poleville
Athens Grecian Quake Strikes Lemris Province Killings Reported
Earthquake shocks from northern Greece persisted Friday night into Saturday with severe damage across Lemris province. Villages Proskina Martino and Martiou report many deaths, including a church collapse at Proskina during a vesper service. Athens area churches suffer structural damage and fears rise as death toll grows.
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Greecs
Malesian
Prosking
Martino
Lemris
Peruse
Larymini
Proskina
Finzskiy
Martiou
St Froskina
St Elias
Castella Hill
Piraeus
Phalerum
Daphne
George
Dalton Gang in Oklahoma encounter tale recounted
Arkansas City correspondent reports the Dalton gang did not fire into the Miller house and fled three miles away as the fracas began. From Monday afternoon to Wednesday morning eighty shots were fired into the house. four shots were returned by Miller occupants. Two Miller brothers, a wife, a girl, and two German workers were in the Miller home. the German was shot in the hip and a girl wounded. The Miller men later escaped on two saddled horses. In other items, four masked men robbed a Pennsylvania section house, post office, express office, and stores at Ganister, then fled. An elopement in Goren, Indian Territory, left Edwin C. Witherell penniless with his wife and child in Stillwater. In Toledo, stockholders clash during a railroad meeting between Lackawanna and Astor factions.
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Bassas City
Arkansas City
Kay
Oklahoma
United States
Notiwe
Miller House
Flaune
Miller
Ietle
Gauleter
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ganister
Daniel Donnelly
Donnelly
Howard Hosa
Pleasant personal visits span city and region in spring notes
Mrs Christopher Balling of Port Deposit visits her son George Isiling on North Market Street. Eugene Post of Baltimore spent yesterday in Frederick. Anand J H Quinn, advance agent for Midnight Alarm Company, was in Frederick City April 25 26 at Blumenauer & Co s W Patrick St. Mrs Bollinger of Hanover returns from guest stint at the Woman’s College. Mrs Beachley of Hanover is a Woman s College guest.
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Christopher Balling
Port Deosit
George Isiling
North Market Street
City
Eugene Post
Baltimore
Anand J. H. Quinn
Midnight Alarm Company
Frederick City
Blumenauer & Co’s
Real Estate Transfers and War Correspondent Notes
Real estate transfers show several parcels changing hands for amounts including 1520 and 990 with executors and spouses named. A war correspondent for the Philadelphia Press, Mr Blough, arrived as a guest of Rev Besle and plans to rejoin Coxey’s army en route to Washington. An Electric Road update cites Middletown subscriptions lagging as farmers finish planting while a mountaintop observatory site is cleared.
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Jacob H. Naill
Warren E. Dudderar
Ann Barman
Lloyd Thompson
Ephraim S. Sheeley
Susankah Lupp
Bazannah Lupp
Jobo Lupp
Elizabeth Myers
Wa. D
Blough
Philadelphia Press
Washington
Relly
Electric Road
Frederick
Notorious Burglar Fatally Shot Attempting Escape
Hugo Wills, a known burglar long at large from West Nyack, was shot and killed early yesterday when exiting a grocery window. He had escaped from a prior burglary and served time in New Jersey state prison for highway robbery. He left a wife and two children.
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Sface
Hugo Will
Weat Nyack
Davi Smith
West Nyack
Smith
New Jersey
Mine fire at St Nicholas mine in Ashland
The St Nicholas mine owned by the Reading company has burned since early yesterday and crews plan to divert a creek to extinguish the fire. A month or more is expected to pass with two to three hundred workers idle.
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Ashland
St. Nicholas
Reading Company
Dunkirk Tug Grace Seized by Canadian Authorities
Seized off Port Celburne by Canadian officers the Grace a Dunkirk fishing tug commanded by Captain Helwig with over 3000 feet of net aboard five other Dunkirk tugs escaped back to American waters. The captain crew and Dunkirk owners were notified.
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N. Y
Grace
Dunkirk
Helwig
Port Celburne
Entertainment at Feagaville School House Nights
Feagaville hosted a two night program in the local school house on Friday and Saturday April 13 and 14. The Friday event featured music readings recitations dialogues tableaux and an address by Mr. Edw Derr. The Saturday program offered music and the production Ten Nights In a Bar Room performed by local youths. The entertainment was reported a success.
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Feagavile
Atebt
Edw. Derr
Wey 8
Elite Social to Hold Fret Soiree Next Tuesday
The Elite Social announces a fret soiree next Tuesday May 1 with Yinger's Orchestra providing music for the occasion.
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Yinger
Great Out Strike Persists as Miners Rally Across States
President John McBride reports nationwide miner strikes with Ohio and western Pennsylvania near completion. Estimates show tens of thousands idle in Illinois Indiana and West Virginia while Pennsylvania Ohio and Tennessee report large numbers out. Conventions set to unify efforts amid a generally peaceful scene in the mining regions.
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Dunted
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Trerre
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Booneville
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Frisco
Afr
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Cunningham
Als
Corona
Walker County
Birmingham
Tennessee Coal and Iron Railroad Company
Bouair
Sparta
Louisiana Race War and Murders Across Several States
Nationwide clippings report violent incidents: Madison Parish fights with a negro tenant. heir Charles J. MacFarland wounded while Josh Hopkins killed. Barris Williams shot while fleeing. thirteen negroes jailed. Mob lynchings in Alabama and Kentucky arson and property damage in West Plains Missouri. crimes range from murder to burglary sentences and labor disputes noted in Trenton pottery districts.
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Madison Parish
Charles J. MacFarland
Dancy Place
Josh Hopkins
MacFarland
Boyce
McClellan
Barris Williams
Williams
Prince and Princess Colonna settle differences in New York
Princess Evelynne Colonna, her three children, and half brother John Mackey plan a June Europe sailing. The couple’s reunion follows initial resistance from Colonna and her steps, with reconciliation aided by family influence and mutual forgiveness.
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Catoona
New York
Evelynne Gallatro di Colounm
United States
Europe
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Mx. Mackey
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Colonial Bile
Bosband
Prince Colonna
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John W. Mackay, Jr
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