Injunction Sought Over Northern Pacific Wage Fight
In Munwavusi a conflict pits the North Pacific receivers against unionized employees including engineers conductors and train crews. A new wage schedule cutting pay by 6 to 10 percent was rejected and 1,500 workers along the line may quit on January 1. Receivers had secured a federal order prohibiting strikes or interference, an unusual injunction as organizers fear service disruption.
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Munwavusi
North Pacific Railroad
St. Paul
Kendrick
Tudge Jenkins
United States Court of
Mow
Thei
Fle
United
Northern Pacific
United States
Michigan
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Paul
Cronin Murder Confession Hinted by Burke Interview
The Chicago press reports Chief Hubbard pressed extempted suspect Martin Burke for a full confession in the Cronin murder case. Burke allegedly faced pressure to testify against conspirators who hired the Carlson cottage, with his demeanor shifting from hopeful to defiant after visits from Hubbard and others. The narrative situates Burke amid ongoing legal and political maneuvering as authorities seek a sworn confession.
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Cuicaga
Times
Martin Burke
Winnnipeg
Dr. Cronin
Jude Longenecker
Burke
Carlson
Fudge Lougenecker
Kary
Chicago
Hubbard
Winnipeg
Harrison Street
Digcoy
Chief Hubbard
Cregier
Stephen D. May
Aright
Mr. May
May
Leon
Forrest
Nybody
Wisconsin
O'Sullivan
Congress Debates Adjournment and Hawaiian Resolutions
The article notes Senate proceedings with confirmations and a plan to adjourn for the holidays. It covers foreign relations inquiries into diplomatic ties, conference reports on urgent issues, and preparations around the Hawaiian resolutions and the Bay of Ample debate. London bullion shifts and Rockefeller gift denial are also touched, along with market prices for livestock and grains in New York and Chicago.
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Wayne
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relsons
Murail
New York
New Jersey
Dunex
Nevaia
Wilson
Bay of the
For Amps Comite
Movement to Oust Voorhees in Indiana Redraws Political Lines
Strong efforts are under way in La Porte to oust Senator Voorhees and install ex-Governor Gray as his successor. The anti-Voorhees drive aims to seize state committees for the Gray faction and elect a Gray ally as chairman. The silver issue is expected to loom large as free coinage supporters are urged to oppose Voorhees for his senate record.
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Indiana
la Ponte
Ind
Voorhees
Gray
Voorheea
Senate
News of the Week Digest Highlights 1893
The itemized notes report Arkansas convicts sought for plantation labor while Louis Tompkins Hut works close due to no orders. A Chicago charity ball raised 18000, with 16000 previous highs. Pension Agent Glick names Fred H. Glick as secretary. A Salt Lake to Los Angeles railway is planned with Walker and capitalists. Ohio rail safety shows zero passenger deaths. Hungary’s clergy oppose civil marriage. Brooklyn bank cashier Vail faces perjury charges. St Nicholas Bank closed for examination. Chicago wagon wheel firms discuss a wheel trust. boxing bouts feature Choynski vs O’Donnell and Moore vs Roche. 65 railroads enter receivership in 1493 per Railway Age. cholera rising in St Petersburg. Boston fire causes large losses. W L Ogden of Chicago Tribune dies. Argentine crop damage from drought.
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Austin Corbin & Co
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Fred H. Glick
Omaha
Walker
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Los Angeles
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Vienna
Hungary
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Brooklyn
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New York City
State Bank
West
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San Francisco
Steve O'Donnell
New Zealand
Dick Moore
St. Paul
Northwest
Ed Roche
New England
Americas Club
Boston
Union Pacific
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