London and Chicago Riot Opinions in Daily Press
Editorials from The London Daily News and The Times discuss anarchist plots in America, European radicals and Irish influence. They warn of riots spreading, labor unrest, and a need for stronger government action while reflecting on Gladstone's Irish policy and American susceptibility to foreign agitators.
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London Daily News
America
Chicago
Homee
Congress
Europe
Daily Telegraph
Atlantic
Gladstone
Ireland
Powderly
Scranton
May
Workwen
labor
Knights of Labor
Knight of Labor
Editorial notes and comments on 185 report and politics
The Gazet te credits Edwic F. Smith with a California State Board of Agriculture volume on society transactions for the year 185. The Elko Independent blasts Jeff Davis democracy and the Mugwumps lose offices, while a Washington correspondent laments risk to editors and policemen and warns that safety lies with the regular army.
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Edwic F. Smith
State Board of Agriculture of
California
society
Elko Independent
Jeff Davis
party of reform
Bank of England cuts discount rate to three percent
Telegraphic briefs report the Bank of England reducing its discount rate to three percent. The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad is to be sold at sheriff sale on July 13. General West seized the schooner San Buenas Ventura loaded with 200,000 feet of lumber from Alaska for illegally obtaining a cargo from government land. Officials of the French New Hebrides Company on Espiritu Island are massacred by natives. The Governor of New Caledonia sends troops from Port Stanley to Espiritu Island to provide assistance as required.
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Denver and Rio Grande
sherifs
General West
San Buenas Ventura
San Francisco
Alaska
French New Hebrides Company
Espiritu island
New Caledonia
Port Stanley
ALBANY
Senate Committee on Railroads
Broadway Surface Railroad Company
Jower Broadway
New York City
Congress
J. D. Stevenson
Mazican vollateers
California
Chicago Riots Spurred as Anarchists Clash With Police
Reports from Chicago dated May 6 describe heightened tension as authorities seek to disperse gatherings across city districts. Police raid anarchist halls, seize muskets, and hold four switchmen on mail obstruction warrants while unions move toward resumed work and governor-stated funding for fallen officers' families climbs to 28000 dollars.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Fort Wayne
United States
hall of the Anarchiata
North Well street
Clybourn Avenue
Pullman
Pullman works
Allen paper car wheel
McCormick harvester works
Deering works
Barrett
Flaven
Miller
Jacob Hansen
Cubicano
Arbeiter Zeitung
Criminal Court
August
Fieldin
Schwab
Henry street
Standge
Reemployment Plan and Senate Actions Highlight May Proceedings
The document outlines a company plan to reemploy 570 of 1,800 strikers with 150 conductors and 160 drivers allowed to return, older workers given preference as vacancies occur on Cable and 125th Street lines. Senate actions include an assistant clerk for the Judiciary and scheduling anti Chinese immigration and Rock Springs riot indemnity bills for May 10, plus May 11 funding for Pacific Railroad. A trotting stock sale averaged $870 with top prices up to $2,250, and ex president David Davis is reported gravely ill with carotid tumors developing on his left shoulder joint.
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125th street
Washipton
SENATE
Jones
Nevada
Edmunds
Rock Springs
Hoar
Pacific Railroad
David Davis
Bloomsweaton
No More Rioting Reported in Milwaukee May Day Tension
MILWAUKEE May 6 All is quiet in the city this morning as troops guard Bay View and the South Side threatened establishments. No riotous assemblage has been reported and the trouble is believed over.
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MILWAUKEE
Bay View
South Side
Defiant Greece and aviation aid in Commons
The official Greek journal states Greece will not dismiss mobilized soldiers while the Allied ultimatum pressure remains. Lord Hartington agrees to introduce aviation to oppose Gladstone’s home rule bill on its second reading. Miss Constance Edgar, 20, becomes a casket bearer at a Baltimore convent ceremony with Archbishop Gibbons presiding.
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Greece
ATHEND
Ministry
Lord Hartington
House of Commons
Gladstone
Constance Edgar
Col
Jerome Bonaarte
Convent of the Visitation
Baltimore
Archbishop Gibbons
CS Begala
John Sonderland's Price List Auctioned for Cash
John Sonderland issues a cash price list dated April 7 1896 announcing all goods are first class and to be sold at bottom cash figures. The notice states hat prices will be in force until further notice.
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