Washington Hubs for Alliance and Labor Organizing
Washington sits as the headquarters for the Farmers Alliance and labor groups, with committees active and speakers dispatched to key states ahead of next fall’s elections. Western leaders back a third party, aiming to swing sentiment in the South and Southwest. one leader predicts a third party in the coming presidential race. The Labor party is committed to the cause, while the Alliance party fights in the South. The sub-treasury plan is rebuffed in favor of more money and fewer taxes.
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Washington
Blazen
Farmers’ Alliance
Labor
Fielium
Sars
Isbor
Alliance
Closing Arguments in Schmidt Murder Trial Draw Crowd
The Schmidt murder trial opens in Meota Pa with Mrs. Schmidt accused of killing her sister Emmy Pfitzenmeyer. Prosecutor Hannam urges homicide theory. defense Pendleton Dickinson and Broomall challenge medical testimony and motive. Court adjourns as jury to be charged, then reconvenes with judge's succinct instructions. A later item notes Chilean political shifts as Senora Sienna resigns to pursue presidency.
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Meota
Schmidt
Caroline Schmidt
Emmy Pfitzenmeyer
Swanith
Emma Pfitzenmeyer
Amorher
Gilhog
Garrett EH. Pendleton
Pendleton
Commonwealth
Emma Pitzenmeyer
Alrs. Schmidt
Mirs Pendleton
John Saylor
O. B. Dickinson
Mr. Pendleton
Foster Miller
Emma Phizenmeyer
Bromall
Broomall
Dickinson
Bullock
Formrwood
Formad
Pia
Muter A
Atorney
Waity
Dog
Notable court cases and unrest reported across cities
Reports from Wasmpton Was, Comoros and several U S cities detail a mix of legal actions, embezzlement charges and court decisions. Notable items include Dick Duncan v Sheriff McCall pending habeas corpus, a Kansas City embezzlement suit, a Cleveland White Caps assault in Indiana and a US Supreme Court reversal involving James West.
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Wasmpton
Fuller
United States
Dick Duncan
Sheriff McCall
Bavon County
Tex
Duncan
Eeeee Wander
Penengelous
Texas
Supreme Court
Grace Fuller wedding ties the knot at St John’s church
The marriage of Miss Grace Fuller daughter of Chief Justice Fuller to Archibald Capham Brown of Chicago took place at St John’s Episcopal Church with Justices Bradley Harlan Lamar Brewer and Brown Senators Cul dur and Cockrell and many officials present Rev George T Douglass performing the ceremony. The couple will sail for Europe after a reception at the Fuller home and a late train to New York for a steamer.
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Wassindtox
Grace Fuller
Fuller
Archibald Capham Brown
Chicago
St. John's Episcopal Church
Bradley
Harlan
Lamar
Brewer
Brown
Supreme Court
Culdur and Cockrell
Gibson
Grace Fuller Milliken
Julian Pauncefote
Wanamaker
George T. Douglass
CG. Manning
South Carolina
Afr
Mendoea
Legation
Charles J. Frawley
Washington
Lieut. Alger
Navy
Jeanie Fuller
Albert Barnum
Afra. Brown
New York
Europe
Crosby
Cross
John Hall
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
William Taylor
Broadway Tabernacle
Woodarn
Parnell Delegation Arrives in Detroit for Eastern Tour
The Parnell delegation leader Mr Obeily denies hostile Lincoln reception and says the group will begin around April 2 in Philadelphia, moving through eastern cities to Chicago over the next two months. Thirty meetings have been set, with new invitations daily.
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JL Rely
Parelitte
Detroit
Utsston
O'Relly
Ssaral
Philadelphia
Talen
Chicago
Lincoln
Frgerald
Parnell
Cal
Melnuxh
Harrisbuns
Pensylvania
Summit
Filhoom
Buffalo
Spurzeon
Fire Weather And Snowstorm Hits Nebraska
Weather notes predict rain by Tuesday night and cooler, southeast winds. Western Nebraska reports a heavy snowstorm. Reports from Pennsylvania notes a fire loss at Shirk & Lone Cotton Mill. Joliet rad mill closing leaves 3,300 unemployed. Berks Lancaster Lebanon roads remain closed by snow and impassable conditions.
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Nebraska
Dlool Scott Strahon
Pittsburg
Taylorsville
Phoiliz
Pearms
LS Shirk & Lone Cotton
Lancaster
Joliet
Carpenters’ District
Conaci
Boston
Cona- Cita Conta
Pacchicaco
Henry D. Kelly
Lis Dilles
EMO
Striking Coke Workers Riot Across Districts
Riots erupt as 1,300 strikers surround Juntown works and dynamite explodes at Letting No 1 plant. At Morewood, 2,000 armed workers clash with deputies. barricades rise, shots fired, and property damage reported. Everson sees a foreigner beaten. warrants issued for rioters in Uniontown and Jimtown. injunction against leaders. sheriff mobilizes 200 deputies. Authorities seek state aid while Miners request National Guard approval.
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Gerntin
Letty Una
Leith
Morewood
Pleasant
Standard Allee
Bridzert
Mans Wood
Larry
Labor Landers
Coullrook
MecClare Coke Company
Everson
Uniontown
Jimtown
Wise
McCormick
Ivorka
Closson
United Ming Workers of America
Pittsburg
Homestead
Train Wreck at Shamokin Injures Several Passengers
A passenger train on the Philadelphia and Reading line wrecked near Vin tines yesterday afternoon. Flagman J F B Blartz of Williamsport suffered broken ribs and severe injuries, Constable Hoover of Sunbury had gashes and a broken shoulder blade, Mrs Tresper of Lewisburg was cut and bruised, and Contractor Wetzel of Danville was severely injured. The rails spread and cars toppled, but all fifteen passengers survived.
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Slanoxm
Philadelphia and My
Vintines
J. F B. Blartz
Williamsport
Hoover
Sunbury
Tresper
Lewisburg
Wetzel
Danville
Engineer Burke Arrested in Racine Crash Case
Burke the engineer in charge of a Chicago and Northwestern train wrecked at Racine Junction last Tuesday night was arrested in Milwaukee yesterday on a charge of criminal negligence. He furnished bail of in Milwaukee for further examination.
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Kansas City
O&fters
South Grand Avenue
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A. H. Bridges
Ganzhorn
Gauthorn
Ottawa
Supreme Court
Cook County Criminal Court
James J. West
Chicago Times
Times Company
Afr. West
Burke
Racine
Wis
T Dennis
Central Park Monkey House Delights Young Readers
Harper's Young People notes the lively Monkey House in Central Park where fifty monkeys trigger constant motion. A two footed youngster befriends a larger one, and keepers wield a broom while monkeys chatter and tease, creating a comical scene of daily life among the apes.
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New York
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Jirov
Baneck
Monker
Harper's
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