Dynamite Threats and Arrests Cloud Burlington Strike
Reports from Chicago and Cleveland Detail dynamite threats aimed at the Burlington line. Officials say arrests began, naming engineer Hoge and others linked to the alleged plot. Pinkerton detectives and Brotherhood leaders respond, with statements about authority and potential expulsions if members are implicated.
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Burlington
Paul Morton
Stone
Hoge
Paul Merton
Deadwood
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Forosworth
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Bowles
Pinkerton
Brotherhoad
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Chicago
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4X Eloving Editor Scandals In St Louis Circulation
A garbled notice describes a scandal involving Henry W. Moore a pist Dispatch editor, his relations with John W Norton Moor’s wife and a theatrical impresario Lin, detailing accusations of moral misconduct, disappearance rumors and a tangle of marriages and loyalties among St Louis literary figures.
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Jersey City Tragedy and Train Case Dominates
A chaotic report details a shooting with Endricks and Kormanhaus, with accounts of a fatal exchange and a stray bullet injuring Maggie Rorman. The piece also covers the Pullman Palace Car patent case and a train vestibuled controversy, plus counterfeit notes, political maneuvering, and local incidents from New Haven to Indiana.
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Ute
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Blodgett
great Pullman Palace Car company
Pullman Pataca Car company
Wagner Pelaco Car company
Wagner company
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Pulbneon company
Sugar Duty Debate and Naval Academy Study
The House debates Cannon amendment on sugar duties with ков ers from Mr Kelley of Pennsylvania to Mr Peters of Kansas. The discussion includes protectionist arguments, potential tax shifts, and a push to protect sugar farmers, with references to the Louisiana crop and tariff implications. The Naval Academy board recommends reducing the course from six to four years to align with appointment limits, while other political notes include Democratic delegates and a death notice for Rev. John Calvary Middleton.
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Chicago
Raley
Stell
Air. Cannon
Ar. Peters
Kansas
United States
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Pennsylvania
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Breckenridge
Kentucky
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Maria A. Salisbury
Almira Morgan
Mai Abser Morgan
revolutionary army
Stolen Securities Recovered and Other Dispatches
Provi-dence July 9 Union Bank officials report a bundle of securities and cash recovered after a London transfer by the crewman Pitcher who used the alias Sir A Roberts. In divorce news Rutherford Trowbridge sues for $25,000 over alleged alienation of his wife’s affections. Dr Joseph Griswold Graves, a prominent New Hampshire physician, dies at 77. A county judge kills farmer James Miller, Polliem surrenders. William Danis, a Wickliffe lamgman, dies after an accident on the Providence mill road. An Italian balloonist completes a trip from Orvisomta to Lancaster landing in a Perry county tree. he walks seven miles for a train.
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London
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New Hampshire
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Nashua
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