Trials of Journalists by Rev Dr Talmage on Newspapers
Rev Dr Talmage preached on April 11 praising the newspaper press as a vast educator and worldwide gospel channel. He urged editors, reporters, and printers to uphold truth, resist corruption, and dedicate themselves to higher moral purpose amid industry trials.
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Indiana and nearby notes and upcoming events in 19th century coverage
Regional items include Evansville health orders vaccinations for schoolchildren, a grand Gettysburg reunion in Logansport, and Bishop Dwenger planning a $30 000 orphan asylum in Fort Wayne. Other notices mention a $408 538 execution in Jasper county, a large DePauw edge tool factory plan, and local political shifts in Indiana counties with reformist and loyalist ties.
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Vincennes
Patriot
Christian Church
Madison
Greenback
Howard County
Aaron Walker
Twentieth Indiana Regiment
Logansport
Gettysburg
Sarrah West
New Washington
Clark County
Indianapolis
Dwenger
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Justices of the Peace
Jeffersonville
New Albany
Keigwin
Louisville
Charles A. Robinson
Terre Haute
Joseph Pleas
Samuel Cappick
White
White’s Manual Labor Institute
Wabash
Indian Territory
Mennett’s Point
Vevay
Acton
Sam Jones
Sam Smail
Crawfordville
Court House
Louisville, New Albany
James A. Dick
Knox County
N. Chambers
Tindolph
Charles W. Padgett
Central Labor Union
Evansville
John H. Boelker & Co
Molders’ Union
Ee Diatriet
Labor Strikes Prompt Knights of Labor Complaint
The Knights of Labor national executive committee gathers reports on Missouri Pacific wage violations since 1885. It details reduced pay for foremen boiler-makers and car workers, overtime denial, longer hours, and layoffs, with Sedalia and Parsons noted among affected points.
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Knights of Labor
Missouri Pacific Company
Congressional
Cartin
Marth
Fort Worth
de Soto
Carmen
Parsons
Kan
Sedalia
Washington
Calamity in Galicia destroys Etry town by fire
Fire in Etry Galicia razed about six hundred houses as a high wind spread flames. Dozens perished when walls collapsed in the streets while inhabitants faced destitution after the disaster.救
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Galicia
Alleny Station
Wieereey
Great Strike Causes Attacks and Court Pressure
A circular by Mr. Powderly calls for pecuniary aid to Southwest strikers and urges Knights to continue the fight. Mr. Gould defends his rights while claiming responsibility for the strike. Railroad guards report frequent shooting near East St Louis and Dallas Judge Pardee sentences several Texas & Pacific strikers to two to five months. General Reece orders raids on buildings where shots are fired. Two deputy sheriffs were badly beaten by strikers, and a new Burlington yard worker was assaulted.
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Gould
Knights
East St. Louis
Cairo
Reece
St. Louis
Burlington
Dallas
Tex
Pardee
Texas & Pacific
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