Coxey and Browne Convicted in Washington Demonstration
Leaders of the Commonweal General Jacob Coxey Marshal Carl Browne and Christopher Columbus Jones found guilty of displaying a banner at the Capitol grounds and face fines up to 2000 and up to 120 days in jail. Jones acquitted on the grass charge. Bail set at 500 for each defendant.
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Desperate Convicts Try to Blow Up Michigan Prison
A May 9 report from Jackson, Michigan describes a failed plot by convicts from the west cell block to blow up the Michigan State Prison with dynamite. Guards Horning and officers Northrop and Murphy fought off assailants as a third inmate attempted to ignite four sticks of dynamite. Named participants include Edward Hoatly, John Demann, and Arthur Lawrence. the escape plan prompted cancellation of an entertainment and hints at broader inmate involvement.
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Mich
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Horning
Murphy
Edward Hoatly
Detroit
John Demann
Grand Rapids
Arthur Lawrence
Eaton County
Chamberlain
Lawrence
Talking Against Time Tariff Debate Continues in Senate
The senate pressed the tariff bill with debate focused on the second amendment and a date for effect. Democrats shift tactics to force Republican speech, while Republicans seek to avoid commitments as they weigh compromise terms amid threats of delay.
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Prohibition ruling shocks South Carolina readers
The South Carolina Supreme Court declares prohibition in force with two Florence cases, barring liquor licenses and freeing a whisky seller from custody. Impending prosecutions loom for the petitioners, while the state contemplates enforcement and penalties under Section 174. Governor Tillman signals support and readiness to enforce the law as saloonists, authorities, and prohibitionists weigh their next moves.
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Striking Miners Food Fight and Regional Labor Turmoil
Miners in Virginia nearby Keystone Hill rally three leaders to press workers at Richard Hughes mine near Ola to join the strike. Workers defend position with armed stance prompting police presence and ongoing siege. Across Maryland and West Virginia, coal firms suspend work and mobilize guards amid rising tensions. Nearby towns report arson threats and pilots of violent notices as national guard readies for action. overall standoff spans multiple mines and counties with sporadic clashes and evictions.
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Black, Sheridan and Wilson Company
Ocean Mine
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Potomac Coal Company
Barton
West Virginia
Paurersne RG
W. Va
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Spillman
Monongate Coke and Coal Company
Brimincuaw
Ala
Bins Creek
New Jersey Legislature Updates and County Reorganization
In Trenton on May 9 the Senate and House passed a bill splitting Monmouth into East Monmouth. The governor objected to a school case repeal and reappointment actions touched by the session. Other measures cover Newark Jersey City searches, county prosecutors, and election law amendments.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Race Trouble Report
National League games in Philadelphia Brooklyn and New York featured high scoring contests with Philadelphia routing Brooklyn 16 to 5 and New York defeating Boston 16 to 5. Eastern Leagues saw Syracuse and Buffalo win while Erie beat Binghamton 10 to 1. A racial clash in Mississippi threatens violence as Millard Lombard intervenes leaving plant and outbuildings burned and both sides armed. Pawnee Illinois suffers a major fire wiping out the village east side square twenty five firms ruined with estimated losses near 100000 and suspected arson.
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A Pair of Idealized Scissors and Needlework Tools
Judie Chollet extols sewing goods and accessories for gas and ornament. The article contrasts professional dressmakers with amateurs, describing a craftsman’s kit including shears, tape measure, thimble, and needle cases, plus a trio of modern items like silver mounted scissors with embossed bows.
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Fancy baby carriage robes and new home décor items
The article describes ornate baby carriage robes with intertwined scrolls and gold and silver scissors, a chrysanthemum petal shade globe lamp, coin purses in lizard skin with gold enamel details, and a bay umbrella strap. White corduroy dominates fancy work with extensive embroidery and monograms featured on baby carriage robes and cushions.
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