Mobs for a tariff and social purity debate headline
A column critiques tariff policy with calls to shift duties to the free list and open markets, arguing for relief through broader exports. It highlights labor and manufacturing impacts, with extensive data supporting ad valorem duties and wool industry concerns. Also reports on Mrs. Saxon addressing social purity at a Washington suffrage gathering and a fatal electric accident in Massachusetts.
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Chicago Fire Destroys Davis Rankin Block at Lake and Peoria
A major blaze swept the Davis and Rankin block at the corner of Lake and Peoria streets damaging several tenements and workshops. Firefighters fought the flames through the night, with some walls collapsing and losses estimated around 150000 dollars including stock and machinery. Fire origin under investigation.
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German Flood Destruction Spreads Across Continent
Reports from multiple cities describe severe inundations due to warm weather melting snow. Thousands remain homeless as Rhine districts flood, with fires and damaged infrastructure worsening the crisis. Nine drowned near Boitzenburg. Cologne quays submerged. Berlin and Posen suffer power outages and disrupted services.
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Convention of Knights of Labor in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Knights of Labor urge district assemblies to elect delegates for the state convention in Hesseton on April 15. Debates include division of per capita tax between districts and the state, and Master Workman Powderly’s stance on lecturing to educate workers on labor issues. Powderly is expected to receive strong backing.
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Massachusetts Knights of Labor
Heston
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Powderly
Outlaw Band Arrests Tie Missouri Kansas Arkansas Thefts
Reports detail the arrest of the Bisylock brothers of Columbus Ohio and their gang linked to eight years of robberies across Missouri Kansas and Arkansas. The gang targeted horses cattle safes banks and stores. Authorities indicate dozens of confessions and warrants for additional suspects as the case unfolds.
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Segko's Fiorelle Creme Becomes Motive In Serial Home Attack
A man named Robinson is accused of a deadly stabbing and shooting spree at his sister-in-law and wife in a New York tenement. He allegedly attacked his wife Samu and her sisters with a razor, then fled. a fellow resident Lizzie Whitehurst survived two gunshots. The motive cited is jealousy. police arrest Robinson, who previously worked in the Grand Tronk Railroad Office.
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Destruction of a Paint Shop and Damage to Cars
A fire at Chicago Burherton and Quincy yards destroyed the paint shop and a just-completed pay car valued at $10,000 destroyed or damaged six other cars each worth $10,000 to $15,000. Over 100 engineers slept in the shop, escaping with difficulty. several were assaulted in the yard as bricks and iron bars flew. The blaze likely started from a lamp explosion.
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