Murder charge and riot crackdown在 19th century scene
Judge Magee denies bail for Sylvester Critchlow accused of murder in a July 6 Hoereftesd incident. Rioters return as police report a thwarted dynamite plot and ongoing arrests. Anarchist activity linked to foreign-looking suspects, merchants report construction materials tied to industrial sabotage, with police scaling up security and indictments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higne
Mee
Vicetimn
West End
Dales
Smithnie
Cnefo
Seiltab
Minties
Galle
Kriven
Dillon
Memi
Rendall
Coly
Randall Club
Semeday
Levejus
Marly
Uee
Inspector McKelvey
Pittsboro
Views of London July 9 Brief Chronicle Gap in Meals
fragmentary OCR note from July 9 reports scattered quotes and a short exchange about a meal gap. It mentions Mrs O Donnall stating her husband left privately and that she did not know why the departure occurred. Limited names and places appear, with unclear context and no final outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howpmean
Mission to Europe and Peace Efforts in Homestead
Reports from Homestead on July 29 describe Rev Mrs Amanda O as a Universalist mediator in Pittsburgh and Chauncey M Depew's Europe mission linked to the steel strike settlement. Proposals include a conference with Andrew Carnegie, Amalgamated Association leaders, and manager Frick, with talks about Frick retiring and workmen accepting a reduced wage scale under new terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Peace Union
Pittssburg
Amanda
Pittsburg
Universal Pascoe Union
J. L
Carnegie
Lovejoy
Ore
Indy
Homestead
Devo
Prick
Pheland
Clelay
Eveling
Loty
Homesteap
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Fxirope
Carnagis
Uth
Othets
Amalgamated Association
James G. Bidlaw
Carnagio
Chauncey M. W
Take a Hand Meeting Denounces Carnegie and Treatment of Ixm
A July circular uses extreme language calling for a Saturday East End meeting to denounce Carnegie and the handling of a brutal murder of American workers in Mexico. It cites an estate in Scotland where tenants were evicted and warns of torture of an American soldier over support for striking workers demanding wage cuts and union destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Ixm
Horpes
East End
Scotland
Anatchy Disturbance Near City Suppresses Work
Fifteen hundred men work a pipeline near the city to Chinaga. About a third drank for days and terrorize the area. Farmers barricade homes, looting and violence occur. officers powerless amid near-anarchy. Widespread disruption as residents fear for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunstred
Str City
Bran Crix
Ind
Chinaga
Try
Morte
Tangier Report on Incitement and Shoreline Refuge
Fragmentary dispatch notes incitement linked events in Tangier and a shoreward gathering. The report says locals along the coast moved toward the town refuge as authorities monitored developments. Names, dates, and exact actions are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Riot on a Train En Route to Homestead
Fifty six immigrant workers bound Cincinnati to Homestead faced a violent riot aboard a Baltimore and Ohio train. Guards fired bayonets and thugs beat and bruised passengers as the car doors burst and men leaped to escape. By Pittsburgh only twenty one remained aboard, with many fleeing near Whitehall and Whitnall stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primnene
Cincinnati
Pittabary
Homestead
Bittabarg
Judas
Whitehall
Wheeling
Cincinnat
Whitnall
Debate Over Exposition Funding Persists in Washington
Representative Durlmrow of Chicago warns a quorum may fail amid filibuster threats on a Sundry Civil bill appropriation of five million dollars for the Columbian Exposition. Outhwaite of Obie says allies will fight to end, possibly remaining in Washington to block or secure passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witter Kmal
Wartiveros
Durlmrrow
Chicago
Outhwaite
Obie
Wedneyday
Eid
United Press
Washington
Murder Suicide in Wilkesbarre Woman and Child Die
A miner Alexander Kaycleson killed his estranged wife in Wilkesbarre last night then shot himself. He shot at himself but survived briefly, later dying. eight children left orphans. The incident followed jealousy and drinking. Also mentions electric company consolidations and Democratic National headquarters setup in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wierenanns
Alexander Kaycleson
Exaleston
Dall
Mitchell Morper Murder Trial Hears Breaks of Witnesses
In Nashville the murder trial of Alice Mitchell continues as testimonies reveal courtroom tensions. Witnesses describe scenes on the stand and the defense and prosecutors argue about pretrial conduct and possible exhibitions, with Gen Peters and Gen Wright cited in contrasting accounts and the case proceeding in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Morper
Mearns
Tenn
Alice Mitchell
Lillie
Mena
Freda
Geo. Petam
Aline
Gen. Wright
Nave
Alice
Wright
Gen. Peters
Mysterious death case in Lewisburg shocks town
July 20 reports say police probe the death of wealthy Averyman John Woeldensine after a fire at Sacuriay morale. Investigators believe a gunshot wound caused by blunt force crushed by a manas natrriment claim, with authorities pursuing a full truth about the scene in Kate Neyhart’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woeldentane
Lommit Butelse
Weett
Bieiskall
Manas
Toul
Severe storm wrecks town and rail facilities in Pennsylvania
July 20 reports detail extensive damage from a midday storm in Great Damage at Work Pennsylvania. Street car stables collapsed, buildings and roofs were torn, windows shattered, and a large number of car losses and property damage were tallied. Damages were estimated near 5200, including to the church, car works, and various residences and stores.
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Tman
Leee Lara
Your
Demusilsber
Samuel Rapp
Nime Street Cars In the Building Was Damaged, Two of Which Are Utarhe
Boc Wilkinson
Samu Lang
William Tett
Acros
Maltagraff
Carciss
Alexander Lehr
House adjournment bids clash with World Fair funding
The House debated adjournment dates and the World’s Fair appropriation of 5,160,000 dollars. Key figures McMillin, Enloe, Cummings, Outhwaite, Wheeler and others pressed for timing while voting on motions and calling for a roll. A separate notice reported Field’s sensational act of stealing his wife’s ring and penny pension issues in the Pension Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treas
Mile
Wheeler
Ciba Xeatieman
Tron
Mr. Welnestay
McMillinents
Senate
McMiltin
Congress
Enloe
Tennenem
Cummings
New York
Outhwaite
Whester Lore
Gombe Ie
Mabitan
Bingham
Bolman
Canonines
Brown
Tem
Tnt
Fmn
Bushnell
Dem
Win
Williams
Ils
Héaer
Onthwalte
Amy Ubio
Tae
Stump
White
Adjburn
Martin
Ind
Alps
D Field
Cyrus W. Field
Westcoster Park
Kenaté
Pivid
Detroit
Livig Tivelie Divine
Ieee
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Sharpshooter
Critchlow
Magee
London
Lownes
Dewees
Anatchy
Dtanal
Philadelphia
Heme En
Delaware
Rumalipas
New Fork Hospital
Norah Island
Inmac T
New
Wok Ieital
Board of Health
Paxton Dewar
Negro
Carnegies
Burrato
Rte
Thomean-Houston Electric Light Compansee
General Electric Company of
Newton
Buflblo General Electric Company
Ational Co
Masdquarters
New vYone
Democratic National
No. 10
Work
Mar Cree
Berethal
Pama
M. Deibler
Bosros
Republicas
Tremont Temple
Shetan
Welnentay
Charles Ht
Allen
Lowell
Han Hayes
Lyon
Borrao
Joly
Most
Dana
Honetmoon Odtsmon
West Viretaisie
Pemcenseups
Inac
Sewog
Wim
Trnety
Messures
Kusperos
John Therm Bowell
Ottens
Unita
Fee
Geocean N
Congremman Mekianry
Maucionier
Samuuucmd
Mason
Jara
United Tea & Cofyes Growers Assoulation, Wholome and
Botall Distributors
W. Fret Street
Plainbeld
M. J
Garret Q. Packer
Mattress Makiss
Bardalns
Park Avenue
Huletts
Rogers
Central Ave
City Pathers
Bell
The
Wheelmen's
Car
Park Avenue and
Fourth Street
P.L.C. Martin
C. M. Ulrich
West Front Street
Ourer
R. J. Shaw
Dor
Front Street
Fiat
Warwick
Thast
Hervey Doane
Bagane
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