Freight and Coal Strike Shuts Down Railroad Division
Heavy freight and coal operations crippled as strikes spread on major lines. Union leaders say 870,000 engineers under the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will share strike funds if work stops continue. Officials, including Superintendent Turner and President Wilbur, insist on order and refuse to hire Pinkertons, while talks with authorities loom.
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Lehigh Valley Strike Turmoil Echoes in Rail Line Talks
The article describes the Philadelphia and Reading railroad and Lehigh Valley strike tensions. Officials say many trains are delayed but operating with limited impact while union leaders anticipate a swift resolution. Thomas Allen and Theodore Voorhees discuss the case of a supposed bribe voice and the program from employers guiding actions.
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Revolt Against Diaz Inflames Mexican Turmoil
Reports detail a revolt against Diaz with federal forces engaging along the river and secret enlistments as authorities threaten execution for revolutionaries. General Reyes governs Mazatlan and sees the trouble as a raid likely to subside within days. Monterey rumors suggest a crackdown to deter plunder. Meanwhile a separate item in Lancaster, Pa reveals a physician’s discovery of a hidden iron pot containing 3000 in coins and silverware dated before the current century. In New York, James Peterson’s murder trial testimony is denied by Justice Barrett, dismissing claims of government fraud amounting to 120000.
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Prisoners held after threats to destroy property
In a chaotic session Judge Des Noyers ruled that attempted property destruction covers the charges against three young men aged 18 to 19, all from well connected families and law students. They were admitted to bail. trial postponed. Paul De Martigny carried a nearly footlong item found on his person.
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Fragmented 19th Century Dispatches Mixed Theft and Shipping News
A garbled collection reports defrauded banks and a Louis Ryan identifying as C H Hardweed, plus a Gulf Transportation Scheme note from Torres Kansas and Copenhagen interest. Other items note Sooners terror, British shipwrecks with many vessels lost, a Madisonville lynching aftermath, a Newark assault, and boxing match talk in London with winter championship plans.
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