Rail strike sparks nationwide unrest across lines
Reports from Chicago describe violent disturbances and unauthorized walkouts tied to a growing railroad strike. Leaders warn of continued tension as lawmen and union members clash amid investigations, with incidents in Gary, Indianapolis, and Missouri prompting federal attention.
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Injunction Granted Amid Telegraph Strike Tension
The Meridian district judge granted an injunction affecting rail labor disputes. The Chicago and Northeastern lines, along with Alabama and Vicksburg routes, were cited amid a broader shopmen strike. Statements from Hoth Heiden and others described jury pressure and wage-related tensions influencing the standoff.
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Bure
Agreement Reached on Extra Judges Bill by House and Senate
Washington reports that House and Senate conferees reached a compromise on an extra judges bill. The agreement restores language requiring appointees to reside in the district or circuit they serve and calls for an attorney general report on federal court conditions. The measure would add two judges and affect jurisdiction among eastern and middle Tennessee districts.
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Tennessee
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Political parties in Kansas choose officers for their teams
In Topeka Kansas on August 36 the Republicans, Democrats, and Socialists held biennial meetings. They selected state chairmen for the next two years and endorsed the administration of President Madison and Governor Allen. The parties declared support for a state soldiers’ bonus.
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Allen
Fragmented party platform highlights and mixed names
The text outlines Democratic, Socialist, and Theresa party positions on labor reform, board mediation, state ownership, and a public state newspaper. It also lists misread names and unclear electees with multiple party affiliations and unclear spellings.
Man Arrested After Accosting Woman in South Side
Police report a man was arrested after allegedly accosting a South Side resident, demanding to talk and forcing her to stop when she refused. The defendant claimed a mistaking of identity and apologized, while authorities noted military orders restricting access at a nearby training site.
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