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Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1894

Page

3

Kelly's Army March and the Capitol Showdown

A fragmented report chronicles Coxey's Army marching toward Washington with thousands in sentiment and tension. Kelly’s leadership is disputed as troops threaten to clash with authorities, while supporters envision a national protest from Illinois to the capital.

Lowly Maholing Along Hotes of Interest Regarding its Other Anwaching

George Francis Traia announces derision to congress and that they will not hear the Coarytves to Mill ardnre. Me, Train Aye bir Law unnamed Metewnutt Myete ball 108 (Deron) of Cwm weeks to betned by the Coney prople for mertions. Colonel Aubrey has pro himeelf to general and Lieutenant Salievary in quarters at Bake street. They seek 100 recruits for the Commonweal army and request twenty box cars be hauled to Washington. The Paris Terps compares the march of the Corey bands to uprisings in the widdis ages and cautions against equating it with serial revolation.

Fodian Aubrey Salievary Ak & Park House Bake Street M. Baalle Die Four Road Washington Oval Rim Paris Terps Corey United States Calvin Fair Grounds Wilmington Waters Pam

Rioting women clash with sheriff at Maryland steel works

Disorder and bloodshed at a plant in Baltimore area as a striker named Michael Petako and a mob of about 100 women attacked deputies and seized weapons. Deputy Sheriff Aleb anis and officers defended the scene, with several injured and Pettako’s group overpowering guards before calm was restored. Nearby reports note ongoing trials and public notices across the region.

Assexton Oliver Bnek Mes Fetaka Furies Posbess Alebanis Oas Sheeras Bette Harriton Thomas Wyeth Ald Whearrel Maryland Steel Works Wader Nla North Merfessor Betws

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