Coxey Army Clash Spurs Montana Plots and Uproar
On April 26 a mob of 500 Coxey followers seized a train reaching Billings, with 50 deputy marshals in pursuit. Gunfire erupted on the platform as deputies tried to arrest Hogan and engineer Wiley, wounding several. a civilian named Charter Hardy was shot in the head and will die. The army took a slow engine toward Miles City, while federal troops at Fort Keogh reportedly captured the train. In Washington, Populist leaders met to discuss the Coxey movement amid fears of street violence and political manipulation by urban mobs led by figures like Ralph Beaumont.
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Senate Fails to Resolve Tariff Bill After Long Debate
Washington April 26 Five hours of Senate debate over the tariff bill ended without a decision on the bill’s effective date. Senator Peffer proposed a job program for D C workers while Senator Allen urged free assembly for Coxey's Army in the Capitol. The House spent the day on consular and diplomatic appropriations as Mr Cannon pressed for explanations and spending cuts. The day also saw Secretary Herbert adjust court martial sentences for Heyerman and Lyman.
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Corrupt Juror Arrests Rock Coffin Case Trial
Indianapolis April 26 The trial of Percival Coffin and Reed of the Indianapolis Cabinet Co for aiding T P Haughey president of Indianapolis National Bank in a wreck began anew. Juror Alvin Armstrong of Lawrence County was accused of conspiracy to corrupt the government for 25000. He was arrested at the box and a new jury will be chosen next term. Stannard of Lawrence County also implicated. Bond set at 313,000 for both to appear next Monday.
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Outlook looks grim for Albion sandstone quarries
The Albion sandstone quarries near Albion N Y employ 800 to 1600 workers but now run with fewer than 100 men. The poor stone season threatens widespread idleness as workers have little alternative income.
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New Jersey Legislature Passes Byrne Bid On Coercion
In Trenton on April 26 Republicans say may adjourn after May. Byrne bill makes it illegal for any corporation to induce employees to renounce membership in any organization. Debates feature Olcott vs unions. Camden Mercer Passaic boards and new councils approved. Also murder tale in Mary Gilmartin case with Father Dominick O Grady. Wilmington crossing tragedy, prison escape, strikes and Brazil ports open notes follow in brief.
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Great Coal Strike Expands Across Regions in 1891
Major strike actions and labor unrest sweep mining districts from Pittsburgh to Illinois and Indiana. Miners push for higher wages as operators resist raises while some workplaces suspend operations. Authorities deploy police and prepare for possible arrests as nationwide unity forms among United Mine Workers supporters.
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President Speaks for Protects to Indians Campaign
Indianapolis April 24 The Republican state convention drew the largest crowd since the war ex-President Harrison received an ovation as he spoke briefly on the silver question and urged unity. The ticket named for state officers is headed by Secretary of State Owen and includes Dailey Schulz Ketcham. Earthquake toll rises Greece Libanates village church dome collapse 186 injured. Covert cloth costumes and sun umbrellas advertised with covert woolen fabrics and gowns.
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