Food for the Araw Rally Excites Beloit Village Ridicule
Salem reports Coxey Commonweal fed and sheltered with recruits arriving from Ashtabula Connecticut and Alliance. Marshal Browne organized food in Beloit while the army faced jeers from villagers and some deserters. Recruits from East Liverpool and St Louis joined, with Coxey leading efforts to meet the capital.
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J. W. Northrop
Kauffman
Federation of Labor
Ops
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Carl Browne
Apera
Amediately
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Enterprise
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Hudson
Cincinnati
Bellaire
East Palestine
Beaver Falls
Beloit
Niles Junction
Damascus
Liverpool
Wittenberger's Hall
James F. Green
Mr. Cox
Chicago
Denver’s Municipal Squabbie Resolves Writ of Injunction
Denver supreme court declines jurisdiction on the appeal of Judge Glynn’s writ quash, outlining possible mandamus to force old members Orr and Martin to vacate, while noting Governor Waite’s influence and naming Bebymeyer as chief of police. Includes brief notes on unrelated court cases and an ad for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters.
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Denver
Farley
Death from lamp coal explosion in Germantown
In Philadelphia on March 20 Mrs Mary Berger age 2 of North Tenth Street died at Germantown Hospital from burns suffered in a coal oil lamp explosion. Her daughter Miss Clara Berger is in danger from the same cause.
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Philadelpeta
Mary Berger
Norn Tenth Street
Germantown Hospital
Clara Berger
Peru's President Dring May Face Ill Health Crisis
A fragmented report notes Peru's President Dring is dangerously ill in March and feared dying. It cites Colonel Moral Bermudez as having become president previously and states his term ends this year, with unclear succession details.
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Peru
Dring
Dez
Colonemigia Moral Bermudez
Reput
Wedded and Murdered In Separate Crimes In Florida And Asia
A Florida tragedy reports a pistol shooting after a disputed divorce leading to the death of Thomas Trainor and wife Huff after a struggle over clothes. Trainor is jailed. the motive and accident claim remain contested. In Shanghai a conspirator Kimokkium, freed from jail, was murdered by a companion under orders, amid Korea’s earlier political turmoil. Governor Hogg denounces state officials, condemning brutal treatment of unemployed men and denouncing violence linked to railroad labor and the commune’s influence.
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Fla
Marth
Thoma Trainor
Toast Mall
Traimer
Trainor
Huff
Hoff
Haff
Shanghai
Kimokkium
Jaxpan
Hogg
Atstiln
Tex
Texas
Russell Sage's Denial in Laidlaw Trial Report
New York March 20. The second list in the William R. Laidlaw Jr. case against Russell S. 5 7e concerns payment of damages from Norcross bomb injuries. Sage testified Laidlaw was at his desk and not a shield or hand holder. Chicago March 4. Crane factory strike continues with 204 nonreturning workers out. gas sitters, plumbers, steam fitters refuse to handle Crane pipe while employees strike. Firemen seriously injured in Weller Bros. machinery fire. ladder collapse from a 30 foot fall. all will recover. Paterson March 299. Paterson strikers meet to discuss manufacturer terms and adopt the new schedule.
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Russell Sage
New York
William R. Laidlaw, Jr
Russell
Norcross
Sage
Laidlaw
Chicago
Ieis
Weller Bros. Ing Machinery Establishment
Fragmented 19th century notices from S tally and Chicago death
A garbled collection notes reads like a local blotter: major figures, a 61 year old Chicago death, Harvard geology goals, and political nominations including a justice of the supreme court and a railroad commissioner. It mentions an Olney opinion about import of lithographs and a March date, all unclear.
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Cerlang
Abbazia
Germany
Nevans O
Chicago
Geoios
Harvard
Martha's Vineraré
Sicket
Justice of the Supreme Webh
O. D. Jones
Elf
Thomas J. Hendrickson
Olney
Behring Sea talks advance with patrol vessels named
Washington reports progress toward a likely Behring Sea fisheries accord with Britain. Haz ard pressed British officials while Sir Julian Pauncefote met Secretary Gresham. Navy patrol ships named Mohican Yorktown Alert Bennington Hanger Adams Concord Petrel Bear Rush Corwin Albatross prepared for sailing orders amid ongoing dispute over warning before seizure. Separate reports note a boiler explosion wrecking the pump boat Hero and killing engineer John McGuffin.
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Jas
Hazard
Foreign Office
Julian Pauncefote
Gresham
Sir Fulian
Mohican
C. F. Clarke
Yorktown
Folger
Alert
Morgan
Bennington
C. M. Thomas
Hanger
Longnecker
Adams
Brice
Concord
Goodrich
Petrel
Emory
Revenue Cutters
Bear
Stock and Produce Markets Close Mixed on New York Philadelphia Exchanges
In Philadelphia and New York trading, flour weak but wheat strong with higher bids for March and May. Beef firm at 8 dollars, pork valued around 17. Livestock in New York shows native steers about 4.4 per hundredweight with hogs at 5.15 to 5.35, sheep and lambs varied from fair to good demand with lambs at 4.00 to 4.05. Prices reflect broad market activity across commodities, grains, and live stock.
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Philadelpiia
Ponsaylvania
Ligh &E
Ttc
Stee
Dart
New York
Beevegetree Cere
May Be Expelled From Church In Kentucky
In Lixosdox Kentucky on March 2 suspicion arises that Breckinridge ridge may face removal from church membership as a pastorate change is anticipated. Colonel Breckinridge has long been a member of the Commercial Crisis era church community and the article notes threats to threaten to cast him out.
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Baia Pesci Tekin
Frelock
Kossuth
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Fru
Bosor
Keneath
Fanuiv
Buds
Pesth
Buds Pesth
Onder
Purin Hare
Maurice Jokal
Hossuth
Trenton
Werts
George Andras
Washington
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Andre
Court of Pardons
Lixosdox
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Breckinridge
Prosecution Sought for Altomna Mob Attack
Blair county Judge Bell notified Attorney Hammond to pursue an inquiry into the recent assault by an armed mob on Italians in Altoma city. He urged prosecuting all involved. The judge pledged to inform the next grand jury and push governor attention to the matter.
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Barriburg
Pollard Breckinridge Trial Reveals Russell Testimony
Rankin Russell, a Kentucky schoolmaster, testified about his prior acquaintance with Miss Madeline Pollard and their engagement, noting she later sought his help and that he faced pressure during cross examination. The defense case nears conclusion as more witnesses, including Pollard, are expected to testify and further experts may challenge forged documents.
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Rankin Roussell
Kentucky
Madeline Pollard
Bradley
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Hry
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Wilson
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Mr. Russell
Cincinnati
Nellie Oliver
Wesleyan College
Brown
Rhodes
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Ganger
Internal Revenue Service
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Wedeyan
Rosell
Depourt
Oh Ord
Iliaf
Bramit Bat
Pollard
Oof
Lens
Singieton
Ante
Bevineren
Ironton area rail plan gains approval in last month
A stalled linkage between the Conemaugh and Western railroad lines was approved at Irisburg last month. When extended, the route will run from Belena to Johnstown, connecting Bree Creek and providing a northern outlet for traffic.
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Stueien
Conemeansh
Secrecy 4T Homefront Armor Frauds Reported
A March 29 report from Homestead details warnings and inquiries into a defense armor plate fraud tied to Carnegie Phipps Steel. Workers and informants claim high losses and possible congressional scrutiny, with whistleblower Daniel H. Smith criticizing omitted details in Herbert's findings.
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Carnegio Phipps Steel Company
At & Herbert
Herbert
Cleve
Smith
Escaped Prisoners Captured Near Belvidere
Prisoners Pruiresnene J March Charles Docreey and Harry Lair captured in a Whitaker's shanty two miles below Belvidery. They offered no resistance and were recommitted to Belvidery jail. They awaited trial for robbing a Washington jewelry store. Also notes on a Massachusetts horse betting case and other brief items From Philadelphia to Washington March updates and legal notices.
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J. March
Charles Docreey
Harry Lair
Belvidere Intl
Whitaker's
Belvidery
Washington
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