Coxey Army in Transit to Chicago Meets Mixed Reception
The Coxey marchers move toward Alliance and then Chicago amid mixed support. General Cogey and Browne address crowds in the opera house as prospects of a peaceful procession to Washington linger. Limited supplies and weariness mark the journey, with talks of a typewritten narrative of the Kell rebellion to bolster morale.
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Aluance
Mare
Bob
Poon
Masimo
Washington
Marshal Browne Ley
Seale
Cogey
Browne
Opera House
Dr. Smith
Wlhl
Reckard
Washion
Chicago
Adi
Christopher Columbe
Philadelphia
Mr. Coxey
Desolate Gloucester Racecourse Amid Ruin and Mourning
Destruction and slow decay mark Gloucester as mourning surroundings. Horses left on track, stabled nearby, and tokens of a troubled past fill the scene. Daily attendance drops, and a somber tone pervades a community recalling a tragic event with echoes of a long ago funeral.
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Aberitt
Thane
Cory
Olen
Zoeus
Gloncestrr
Thormpeon
Total wreck fire destroys steamer Orie and wrecks other ships
Report follows a fire that totally destroyed the old steamer Orie off New Providence reef. Telegraphed updates from Boston and Trenton describe damage, relief efforts, and uncertainty over causes. Officials and art department members react, hoping the hull could be saved as a training ship or relic.
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Rloneador Reef
Maine
Bowton
Alfred Winsor
Boston Tow Company
Orton
Rancedor Reef
F. W
Oriva
Art Department
Eifur
New Providence
Tontent Company
Market Report From New York and Palindaiphe March Day
A brief market note covers the New York and Palindaiphe stock and produce quotations. It notes a very brisk day with notable activity in the produce sector and overall market vigor despite unclear specifics.
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Mars
Train Robber and Fireman Fatally Struck in Texas
The article notes the March death of John D. in Artoso Texas after a cowboy train robbery incident. It records several local figures including Rev Father Sylvester Malone’s election to the state board of regents and mentions John Coldweed’s acquittal on rioting charges. Mrs. W. D. Louder of Quincy Ky suffers chronic cramps, and Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is noted as providing a permanent cure.
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Artoso
Tex
John'd
Frank i Martio Wae
Kassas Ons
Marie Winnee
Esucus
Dilean
Ance
W. D. Louder
Quincy
BR Morse
Uniplace
Chamberlain
Vale
Reypold
Park Sod North
T. & Armstrong
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