Labor Riots Bleed Gem Mills and Wallace Mines
Battle between union and non union miners in Gem and surrounding Idaho towns erupts in days of fighting. Miners use barricades, explosions destroy the Frisco and Gem mines, with many killed wounded and captives. militia and federal troops move in as guards and to restore order. In Wallace and Wardner further clashes threaten Bunker Hill and Sullivan works while federal help is dispatched. Gladstone reelected in Midlothian with notable vote tally.
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Aniu
Gem
Aweun Union
Mun-Apiga Wiere
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Geirnor
Cyrunthinies
George Pottiivar
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Gonstirtet
Burke Aie
Prisco
Gem Guards
John Ward
Gus Carlson
Gew
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Wallace
Morory
Wardner
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Company
United States
W. M. Clement
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Willey
Clement
Wil Jey
Wasmixatox
Saratoga
Secretary of War
Idaho
Schofield
Merritt
St. Paul
Missoula
Ruger
Sin Francisco
Port Sherman
Fort Custer
Fort Spolane
Pennsylvania Guards Seize Homestead Mills in Martial Action
Gen Snowden takes control as National Guard troops enforce order at Homestead following violence and labor strife. Reports describe troop movements, guard brigades, and a public calm under martial law with workmen’s tribunal dissolved and works secured.
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Jurstani
Speckaltyattis
Lave
Minions Wolles
del A. Wiley
Franklin
Homnestead
Ig Briguidier Gener J
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Amulkamated Association
Pinkertons
Pioneer Dry Corps
Udng
Roxilliont
Dhue
Carnes Company
Borougl
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Watery graves of Miss Hout Alvo and Their Cecapants Drawssed
Illinois disaster reports a Pekin boat the Prairie Folk with about sixty aboard, many lost in a night collision and storm. Rescue efforts race the river to retrieve bodies as families wait at the bank amid shocking tolls and unclear recoveries.
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Ill
Praikie Folsom
Ashe Doat
Kingsting
Olive Station
Waraur
Rock Island
Jare Ndogen
Adnan
Duislecker
Connorons
Cora Fisher
Fred Pisher
Mary Faith
John Aherns
Mary Pacble J
Annie Pusble
Qnen
Sam Sutton
Mmananed
Willian Hart
Iris
Pakis
St. Gervais Les Baines
Savoy
Sabnest
St. Gervais
Mount Bling
LaPayet
Cyrus Field Dies After Morning Illness at Ardsley Park
Cyrus W. Field died at 0 59 a m at his country home in Ardsley Park after an illness marked by violent delirium spells. Survived by three brothers David Dudley Field Henry M Field and Justice Stephen J Field his daughter Mrs Isabelle Judson and her two sons Cyrus Field Judson and Frank Judson. The report also covers Senate activity including pension bills, the sundry civil bill and diplomacy funding, with references to July sessions and adjournments.
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Eylus W. Field
Field
David Dudley Field
Henry M. Field
Justice Stephen J. Field
Isabelle Judson
Cyrus Field Judson
Frank Judson
Senate
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Into
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Hill
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Morgan
House
Post Office
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Arizona
Committee On Rules
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Missouri
Omaha
Herbert
Lawson
Dolliver
Washburn
Quay
Tukup Up Vnd
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A. T. Patterson
David Larson
Miles & Hockenbe
Union Meat Market
Coeur D'Alene
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Eureka Iron and Steel Company
Amalgamated Association
Phukerton
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Gladstone
Midlothian
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Pennsylvania
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