Trial set for Coxey and allies amid unrest in Washington
In Washington on May 2 the trial of Coxey and associates for disturbing the peace was postponed to Friday after they posted bail. The unrest surrounding the army of the Commonwealers drew crowds to the White House grounds as speakers prepared to address supporters while armed guards maintained order near the camp.
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Kelley transfer and industrial unrest in May events
Kelley facing labor pressure as industrial lines push for transfers amid coal and rail disputes. Debs influence cited with Master Workman fears. In New England and Washington, labor leaders press for training, food relief, and currency support amid mobilizations and protests.
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New Jersey Political Shift Amid Federal Debates
The Nation’s lawmakers discuss privileges and a tariff bill as Washington debates policy. A New Jersey Progressive party forms led by Thomas V. Proctor with platform calls for graduated income tax abolition of the electoral college and judiciary reform. President to Fredericksburg visit planned with cabinet attendance.
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Rioting and police clash as factories hit by mobs
Turmoil erupts in Cuxvetann and nearby towns as rioters attack factories. About 1,800 workers quit at Upson bolt works, stones smashed windows, and police, aided by a Gatling gun battery, struggled to contain the mob. In the south end 500 men forced workers from United Bates Salt works. thirty injured. A steam pipe explosion later killed engineer Larry Martin, with several others hurt. Authorities prepared emergency measures as guards assembled.
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Gatlingatin Battery
Olio National Guard
Closing shipments depress stock market on weak week
Closing gold shipments by today and Saturday steamers depressed the stock market. Prices show weakness across commodities with wheat and corn fluctuating, pork and lard down, and dairy and eggs mixed. Livestock markets in New York and Pennsylvania report slow but steady trade with calves and veals firm at mid values.
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