Strikes Turn Brooklyn Streets Turbulent With Military Aid
Riots erupt as alighting repair workers strike halts trolley lines. Police and National Guard quell disorder. dozens of cars damaged. shots fired but no serious injuries. Mayor orders crowd restriction as 19 000 troops mobilize citywide amid ongoing unrest.
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Giblin
Lewis Norton
Wicker
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Atlantic
Brooklyn
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Green
Guart ‘Street
Fifth Avenue
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W. Garcis
Cochran
Civic
Fulton Ferry
Lieutenant Little
Reiners
Gorman
Ennis
Saratoga Avenue
East New York
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Schiren
Broadway
Moor
Flushing Avenus
Captain French
French
New York
Potice
Wat Sheene
Morton
Merton
Diayor Schireo
Brooklys
Davitt Attacks British Superiority and American Politics
The piece reports Michael Davitt accusing Britain of superiority and condemning American political bribery while criticizing U S governance and taxation. An editorial from The Chronicle echoes Davitt's warnings and would trade many British pills for one Lincoln.
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Orrst Periover
Britain
Michael David
Wilbio
Ose
Ment
Sid
Herriot
Martin
Aerio Sing
England
India
Ireland
the Chronicle
Bank Robbers Thwarted in Momence Bank Heist
Report from Momence Illinois dated Jan 2 describes a bank robbery thwarted by Chicago detectives, the town marshal, and assistants. Weed Love of Momence captured. two or three accomplices fled into darkness. Burglar Schaff arrested later. detectives pursuing others. Robbery planned for Saturday night, potential haul about 150000 dollars.
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Hob
MomeExcg
Exchangs Bank
Chicago
Weed Love
Momence
Atu
Schaff
Aul Cook
Toledo
Tospo
William McGuthrie
Oak Street
Wreck of the State of Missouri Prompts Fatalities Debate
Reports from Owensboro and Cincinnati describe the New Orleans packet State of Missouri sunk on the Ohio River near Alton Indiana after a sternward lurch. Survivors claim at least thirty five lives with many passengers and crew lost. rescue efforts continue along riverbanks as authorities assess the disaster.
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Ohio River
Alton
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Owensboro
Leathers
Willows
Louisville
Tell City
Aovu
Tol Ce
Rockport
Cincinnati
Commodore Laid- Jey
Captain Wise
Cincinnati, Memphis and
New Orleans Packet Company
State of
Missouri
Aelves
Honestest Men Organized and Labor Foe Attacks
A long report outlines a labor organization drive with plans to unify lodge members, resistors, and department groups. It notes secrecy for future meetings, denounces labor leaders, and mentions expected reorganization and discipline across trades with attendance at a pivotal assembly.
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Hovistias
Morse
Mveting
Provipesce
Wistries Assembly No A
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Csludd
New England
Belpy
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T. B McGuirs
Henry B Martin
JM. Kenny
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Capitol Week to Test Currency and Building Bills
A busy week looms in the house with debates on finance and currency reform. Senators discuss tax measures, public buildings, Indian and sundry civil appropriations while Speaker Crisp departs for Ashe Williams to oversee calendar plans.
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N. J
Brookline
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Poreville
Springer
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Ant
House
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Dew
Ricks
Committee On Judiciary
Boutelle
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