Salisbury Out Gladstone In A No Confidence Victory
The British government falls as Salisbury loses the no confidence vote by 350 to 310. Gladstone to form a new government with Home Rule and Liberal Unionist backing, amid a tense parliamentary night and renewed debate on Ireland and foreign policy.
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Mitchelstown
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Palace
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O DONNELL 5 BACK LABOR LEADERS PREPARE DEFENSE
Hugh O Donnell and wife return to Homestead amid labor strife. Advisory Board endorses his actions and plans a defense meeting in Homestead. Federation leaders discuss funding for strike relief with estimates of millions in potential contributions from AFL locals and Knights of Labor.
Lizzie Borden Arrested in Parents Murder Mystery
The dispatch reports Lizzie Borden was arrested at 7:10 PM in Rives, Massachusetts, charged with homicide of her wealthy parents. Police deem the case solved and note her composed demeanor as officers serve the warrant, with inquest hearings and public interest intensifying in the Borden mansion.
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Lizzie Borden
Rives
Masa
Hilliard
Borden Mansion
Jennings
the Assters
Marshal
Injunction Sought Over Philadelphia Strikes
Mange Wiener & Co. cigar makers seek a court order against 29 defendants including Cigar Makers International Unions No. 100 165 and 293 for organizing a April 23 strike without notice or stated grievances. They ask to bar interference with business, prevent substitutes from entering, stop picketing near works and boarding places of current employees.
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Phriladelfuta
Mange, Wiener & Co
Poeeiniate Ak
Ays
A Burglar's Bold Break Sparks Hyde Park Escape
Thomas Burke, a notorious Hyde Park criminal, escaped police by leaping 20 feet from a second story window after removing an iron bar. He seized a horse and buggy from Armour avenue resident Bumpus and fled, with officers warned of a possible bloody clash if captured. Burke is rumored to know details of a 18 month old murder of a baloonkeeper.
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Thomas Burke
Hyde Park
Burke
Seagheey
Seskaus
Baloonkeeper
Dillon
Rioting at New Castle Keg Factory Strike
In New Castle on August 11 a strike among Edwin Bell keg factory workers erupted over wagon reductions. The firm began operating without the former employer, about 25 boys returned to work, and a crowd of 200+ men women and youths gathered outside. Stones were thrown at windows and threats were made. Police were dispatched. no arrests tonight but charges to be filed in the morning.
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New Castle
Edwin Bell
Bell
Cour d'Aleine Miners Sentenced in Idaho Riot Case
United States District Judge Beatty sentenced 11 Cour d'Alene rioters for violating a court injunction aimed at protecting mine operations. Prison terms ranged from four to eight months. Ten defendants were discharged.
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Medals Awarded in New York Art Exhibition
Judges in New York awarded first class medals to English artist Mr. Whistler and Mr. Dwight of New York. Second class medals went to Messrs. Dewing and Hassenclude of New York.
Two Greensville Lodges Adopt Strong Homestead Resolutions
At a joint meeting of the Amalgamated lodges in Greensville on August 11 a resolution denounces Carnegie Frick Co for displacing citizens and deploying armed forces against peaceful workers. It expresses support for universal peace and solidarity with Homestead families. Seventy six dollars was sent to Homestead from Greensville.
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Greensville
Homestead
Waeneas
Carnegie, Frick & Co
Valley Manufacturers Stand Firm Meeting Recap
A late evening Mahoning County session included Younastows and Atg at a decisive stand by Valley manufacturers amid ongoing negotiations and policy concerns.
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Younastows
Mahoning and
Shenango Valley Iron Manufacturers Convene
Representatives from Shenango Valley iron works met to stand firm on wage scale matters and seek a separate conference on August 17. The gathering included all local plants and aimed to push for a distinct wage scale discussion.
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Shenango Valley Iron Manufacturers
Engineers Won't Boycott Carnegie Material
Grand Chief Engineer P. M. Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers declares train crews will not boycott Carnegie materials. He cites sacred contracts with railroads, says no notice of a boycott exists, and doubts any action will be taken despite Advisory Board proposals.
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Pinkertons Sued in First Homestead Riot Case
William B Lerlar sues Pinkerton agents in Philadelphia claiming they employed him as a watchman in New York and misled him about the riot at Homestead on July 6. He was beaten by the mob and seeks twenty thousand dollars in damages after being unable to resume heavy manual labor.
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Homestead
Common Pleas Court No
M. W. Collett
W. W. Carr
William BR. Lelar
Robert A. Pinkerton
William A. Pinkerton
Pinkerton
National Detective Agency
New York
Pinkertons
Iron Hall Money in Philadelphia Bank Probe
Expert accountant John Heins who helped in the Keystone Bank case left for Indianapolis with the state banking probe papers on Mutual Trust and Banking Co. Attorney General Hensel and Examiner Krambhar questioned cashier Joeny Hayes under oath about stockholder names behind an earlier $170 000 impairment. It was revealed Iron Hall money totaling $345 000 remains on deposit at the institution.
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Philadelphia
John Heins
Keystone Bank
Indianapolis
State Bank
Krambhar
Mutual Trust and Banking Company
Hensel
Ites
Iron Hall
Bi-Chloride Institutes Required to Obtain Government Retail Licenses
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue, with District Attorney Milchriat, ruled that bi-chloride of gold institutes nationwide must secure government retail licenses. The ruling includes the original facility at Dwight and others in the district.
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Curcaco
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Milchriat
Dwight
Pittsburg Campers Tear Down Flag Near Port Stanley
Report from Port Stanley Ontario details Pittsburg campers hoisting the stars and stripes with a Union Jack then tearing and hauling down the flag in a disputed display during festivities. No injuries reported.
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Stars and Stripes
Pittsburg
Kernell on Corbett Backing Sullivan Sparks Family Feud
Asbury Park August 11 Harry Kernell Irish comedian denies insanity reports and blames manager William A Brady for the rumors tied to his feud with Jim Corbett over Sam Sullivan. He cites a Sullivan telegram, discusses theater plans with Tony Pastor and London Theater, and notes domestic tensions while neighbors call his behavior eccentric.
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N. J
Harry Kernell
Dispatch
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Kernell
Sullivan
Corbett
Brady
Tony Pastor
London
Howard's Theater
Boston
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Smith
Hustler
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Heat claim three lives as Philadelphia swelters
Heavy afternoon thunder showers cooled the city after a hot day that reached 92 degrees at 2 50 pm. Three deaths occurred during the day from heat effects as residents sought relief from the heat.
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Philadelphia
Aung 11
Dr Carver challenges Denver editor to face him
The famed Dr Carver of the Wild West show issues a challenge to the editor of the Republican to meet him for satisfaction after articles criticized his show. The pieces alleged unnecessary injury to animals during performances.
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Denver
Dr Carver
The
Republican
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