Five Policemen Killed in Haymarket Riot Chicago
Chicago rail and street violence unfold as socialists clash with police at Haymarket. Bombs burst beside the speaker’s stand, killing at least five officers and wounding many others. Riot spreads to Morgan and Twenty-second streets with more injuries reported.
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Caicaco
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Market Place
Jos. Stanton
John A. Dyer
John McMahon
Miles Murphy
F. Steel
John Reed
Arthur Connelly
P. Sullivan
Charles Whitney
Thomas Reddin
George Miller
H. Kruger
J. H. Wilson
Joseph Norman
H. Halverson
F. Halda
Edward Barret
John Henson
J. Mitchell
A. Flavia
Charles Fink
N. J. Shannon
Morgan
Twenty-second Streets
Michael Granger
John Strong
End of the Gould Strike in St Louis and Knights of Labor action
May 5 reports discuss the end of the Gould Southwestern Railroad System strike with Knights of Labor leaders asserting recognition by Congress. Orders issued urge district assemblies to apply for vacated positions and notify members to seek work Tuesday. Separate item notes a large eight hour strike in Bathmore with 1,200 workers staying away from shops including carpenters and other trades.
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St. Louis
Martin Trons
Gould Southwestern Railroad System
Knights of Labor
Congress
United States
General Executive Board
East St. Louie
Bathmore
Funy
Telegraphic Items From The Nation
Telegraphic items note Brigadier General Gabriel R Pai in Washington in dying condition after paralysis. Schley inspects Jamestown and Portsmouth at Fortress Monroe. Norfolk hosts annual stockholders meeting of the Roanoke Rail Road with officers reelected. Baltimore Conference of the African M E Church sits in Annapolis, appointments to be announced. Thomas E Harris nearly dies after horse incident on Manchester road near Westminster. Delano brothers near Green Bay fight over money. one killed, another fatally stabbed. President approves acts creating two Nebraska land districts, amending June 15 1884 act, and capping Rochester public building costs. Indian from Wood Mountain warns of Sioux trouble inviting Sitting Bull. Dublin Evening Telegraph praises Gladstone manifest. cabinet yields little. US Brewers Association meeting in San Francisco postponed due to labor troubles. Jonas Goldsmith dies in Baltimore. Harry Parke rides bicycle down Capitol steps, repeats feat. Trotting stock bred by Leland Stanford sells well in New York. Bohemian, Polish, and German crowd riot near Chicago. police disperse. New Orleans second district nominates Capt Henry X Martin for Congress. National Republican Congressional Committee meets in Arlington electing Gen Nathan Goff Jr as chairman and Edward McPherson as secretary. An executive committee of 14 members appointed.
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Roanoke
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Virginia
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Thomas E. Harris
Manchester Road
Westminster
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Wisconsin
Nebraska
Rochester
Wood Mountain
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Indiana
Sitting Ball
Evening Telegraph
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United States Brewers’ Association
San Francisco
Jonas Goldsmith
A. Kahn
West
Baltmore Street
Harry Parke
Capitol
Leland Stanford
California
Section
New York
Chicago
Republican Congressional Convention
New Orleans
Henry X. Martin
Congress
Hahn
National Republican Congressional Committee
Arlington
Washington, D. C
Nathan Goff
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