Hugh O'Donnell Resurfaces to Surrender for Murder Charge
Hugh O'Donnell emerges in Homestead after a weeklong disappearance and says he will surrender to authorities in Pittsburg for murder. He asserts he never hid and cites mission success for locked out workers while vowing victory with strong support from the Knights of Labor.
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Homestead
Hugh O'Donnell
Limited
New York
New York City
Pittsburg
O'Donnell
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Hugh Dempsey
Knights of Labor
Amalgamated Association
Carnegie Company
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Burgess McLuckie Bail Hearings in Court
The court heard a bail decision for Burgess McLuckie amid talk of a potential murder charge and rioting risk. Judge set bail at 810000 with debate on possible reduction if needed. Bondsmen Owen Murphy and Oliver C testified about real estate ownership and signed as sureties. McLuckie left the courthouse amid cheers and a crowd, then went with Captain Coon to a barber shop.
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Cox
Owen Murphy
Oliver C
Homestead
Burgess MecLuckie
Aanee
Captain Coon
O Donnell to surrender after secret meetings in Homestead
O Donnell will likely ride the noon train to Pittsburg to surrender at the jail. An Advisory Committee met in secret before Crawford declared nothing of outside interest occurred. Governor Pattison issued his ultimatum after a Homestead deputation urged withdrawal of troops, claiming the town remains peaceful.
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Will
Donnell
Snap
O’donnell
Pittsburg
Advisory Committee
Crawford
Pattison
Homestead
McLuckie Granted $10000 Bail In Homestead Riot Case
Burgess John McLuckie of Homestead was released on $10,000 bail after the riot on July 6. District Attorney Burleigh announced the Commonwealth conceded bail but noted the gravity of the offense. The courtroom drew a large crowd of workers and legal observers.
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John McLuckie
Homestead
Burleigh
Goehring
Commonwealth
John S. Robb
E. Y. Breck
Magee
McLuckie
Lovejoy
Porter
Burgess McLuckie
Mr. Brennen
Mage
Judge Magee
Dechert Ordered to Homestead by General Snowden
At 7 p.m. General Dechert commander of the First Brigade, received orders to report to Homestead at once. He left with Major Herbert Coxe at 9:20 p.m. on the Pennsylvania Railroad. The purpose is not stated but it is believed to be for troop draft discussions concerning the Second and Brigades at Homestead.
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O'Donnell
Homestead
Fifth Avenue
Philadelphia
Dechert
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Monongahela
Willis J. Hulings
Hulings
Oil City
Marcus Hulings
Colonel Huling
House of Representatives
West Virgina
Horton
Fourteenth Regiment
Hawkins
Seni
W. 8. Brown
Neff
E. E Robbins
Provisional Brigade
Senator Robbins
Ve Samoa
Governor Pattison Inspects Camp Black Regiments
The Governor and his staff conducted a thorough inspection of the Eighth Ninth Twelfth and Thirteenth Regiments in Camp Sam Black. They observed drills and maneuvers, praised the troops efficiency and discipline, and planned further inspections of Fourth Tenth and Fourteenth regiments and Battery C.
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Pattison
Sam Black
Snowden
Gobin
Lackawanna County
National Guard
City
Philadelphia
Sheridan
Tyrone
Goibin
SICK PROM PROM FLOODS TROOPS AT HOMESTEAD
Twelve soldiers of the Tenth Regiment were sent to hospital after returning from Homestead where they had served 24 hours. Surgeon Neff blamed sickness on a fifth of the Homestead area and notified the State Board of Health requesting immediate remedy.
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Homestead
Neff
State Board of Health
Anarchist Circulars Sent to Eighth Regiment Patrol
Circulars prepared by anarchists were distributed yesterday among Eighth Regiment soldiers on patrol. The prints are described as villainous and begin with a Joshua quotation urging the guards to oppose serving capitalists.
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Eighth Regiment
Joshua
National Guard
A Hero Honored by Homestead Encampment
The Homestead encampment honors Captain Sam Black, a noted Pittsburg lawyer and early Mexican War volunteer. A Democrat who served as Territorial Governor of Nebraska, he fell in the seven days’ fight before Richmond. His grave rests in Allegheny Cemetery as the camp’s namesake.
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Sam Black
Pittsburg
Mexico
Oak Alley
Exchange Hotel
Penn Avenue
Anderson
Pacific Coast
United States
Buchanan
Nebraska
Lincoln
Republic
Richmond
Allegheny
Camp Colonel Sam Black Established at Homestead
General orders issued from division headquarters designate the Homestead camp as Camp Colonel Sam Black. The First Troop P C C Sheridan Troop and Governor's Troop detach to camp together under Captain U S W P Sheridan Troop to form a provost squadron reporting to these headquarters. Regular cane routine and reveille are reestablished.
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Homestead
Philadelphia City Cavalry
Sam Black
P. C. C. Sheridan
U. 8
W. P. Sheridan
Reveille
A. Kj Moss
Liberty Circle Circular Rally Warns of Monopolies
A pamphlet promising a just era with work for all and leisure for all circulated among the provost guard but rejected by soldiers and a striking Home Office group says it was unauthorized by them. The appeal asks people to choose whom they will serve in the name of humanity.
Oates Sees Local Control for Homestead Troubles
Representative Oates, chairman of the Homestead Investigating Committee, says federal action cannot reach Homestead troubles and urges local and state control. He plans to present his report to the House next week while pursuing a Pinkerton investigation and a bill to regulate the agency. Telegrams from Robert and William Pinkerton indicate they will testify before the House Judiciary Committee Friday.
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Oates
Homestead Investigating Committee
House
Colonel Oates
DisPatTom
Neral
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Homestead
Congress
Pinkerton Service
Robert
William Pinkerton
House Judiciary Committee
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Carnegie Aids Labors by Subscribing to Campaigns in Britain
Cable report from Luspex dated July 20 says Andrew Carnegie funded labor candidates in Britain before the elections. J Kern Hardie of Westham received £100 from Carnegie. British labor leaders deny aid. Cunningham Graham rebukes the idea Carnegie supported his cause. The Homestead affair fuels widespread anger at Carnegie among workers over Pinkerton involvement.
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England
Luspex
Andrew Carnegie
Great Britain
J. Kern Hardie
Westham
Carnegie
Homestead
Cunningham Graham
Graham
Hardie
Pinkerton
Amalgamated Association Lodges Meet in Youngstown Saturday
thirteen lodges of the Amalgamated Association in Youngstown plan a Saturday meeting to discuss Home stead's troubles with organizers and continue the story on the seventh page.
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Amalgamated Association
Youngstown
Can't Start for Three Weeks at Homestead Mills
The Homestead plant cannot start for two to three weeks due to severe repairs and a small crew. Only 6 armor plate workers remain, all skilled men, while non union transfers on the Tide continue to supply labor. Police and militia guard entrances as executives assess the slow reopening and ongoing port and railroad movements.
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Homestead
Union Mills
Lawrenceville
Amalgamated Association
Anchorage
Wood Street
Carnegie
Homestead Mills
Homestead Office
Great Mill
Lovejoy
Pittsburg
Glenwood
Pennsylvania
Potter
Otis Childs
Armor Plate Department
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M'Luckie
Jorge Mages
Camp Black
George C. Richards
J. O. Artera
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Epee
E Vv. Dee
Samuel Seldon
George & Seldon
F. M. Stephenson
Thomas Connelly
Wiley
Cava'ry
Elliot
Greenland
Piney
John M. Beyers
Pennsylvania Rail Sr
Mary Beyers
Miss Beyers
Charles 5. Green
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Carnegie Aids Labor
Smithfield Street
Carnegie Union Mills
McKeesport
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