The Striking Miners Reach Maryland and West Virginia
News notes miners in Maryland and West Virginia prepare to strike with militia readiness announced. Workers at multiple mines report suspensions and protests, while police and guards plan to protect those who choose to work. Other reports cover a streetcar accident, a lynching case, a rabies death, and presidential postmaster appointments.
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Desperate Convicts Plot Blasts at Jail in Maryland
In Commerland Maryland convicts Edward Handly John Demann Arthur Lawrence and others reportedly planned dynamite blasts at a prison after an escape plot leaked. A slip citing Lawrence suggests a coordinated break led by Detroit and Grand Rapids inmates. Warden Chamberlain suspects more participants and suspects the dynamite originated from unknown sources.
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Coxeys Conviction and Sentencing Details at Capitol Grounds
Three men Coxey and Browne and Christopher Columbus Jones were found guilty by a jury of displaying a banner to publicize a reform association and will face sentencing later. One defendant was acquitted on another count. Bail allowed for up to two weeks while motions for a new trial are filed. penalties include fines up to 1000 dollars and imprisonment up to 60 days or both.
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General Sweetland Arrest Sparks National Outcry in Capitol Row
A riot of color and confusion as General Sweetland and fourteen army members marched from the Mariem river bridge to East Tenth street after their arrest, provoking indignant protests from the People's party and a tense capital scene. Resolutions denouncing federal actions and defending the right to dissent circulated amid a day of political theater and rumors in Washington.
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