Commonweal Army Arrives Williamsport Amid Mixed Sentiment
The Commonwealers reach Williamsport Maryland after a march from Hancock and camp on low grounds near the canal. Local authorities with special deputies guard order as speeches and collections occur amid mixed town reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winniamerorr
Hancock
West Virginia
Coxsy
Wilhelm
Payette County
Fates Mason
Cute
Padlock
Connvilarille
Fayathe
Williamsport
Satu
Harnes
Hagerstown la
Ita Degerting
Oigh Smith-Pzarro
Childs
Sipeween
Hagerstown
Sherif Herbert
Coxey
Brown
Convicted Vinette in defrauding railroad fares
In Couto California Commander Vinette of the unemployed band was found guilty of attempting to defraud Southern Pacific of railroad fares. Six men testified as the defense subpoenaed about half the group, Vinette to be tried again on inciting riot charges. Citizens are outraged by the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couto
Cal
Vinette
Southern Pacific
City Work-Poles Delayed by Angry Crowd in Grosse Pointe
Detroit officials fear proceeding as a bloody clash among city workers prompts talk of revenge against Sheriff Coling. The unknown Polish victim’s body whereabouts remain a mystery while hospital reports list three more wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Board of Water Commissioners
Grosse Point
Coling
Trittine
Rioters Held in Polish Quarter After Quiet Night
Police report a mob armed with picks and shovels gathered at yesterday’s scene but no labor was offered. Three ringleaders and about twenty others are jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nviefchists
Laborera
Colling
Ex-President Harrison Skips Politics Speech in Ogden
Ex president Harrison arrives in Ogden en route east at night. A crowd gathers at the depot for a speech but he declines to discuss politics and refers to a letter on the silver question, saying his mind had not changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Ogden
Salt Lake
Harrison
Fiery Exchange Between Stoll and Judge Wilson Surfaces
Attorney Charles H. Stoll of Breckinridge Defence writes a sharp letter to Judge Wilson after disparaging remarks in court about forged evidence. The dispute centers on an alleged forged letter and demands for a full apology, with tense expectations of potential further clashes between the defense and plaintiffs’ counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoll
Breckinridge
Miss Pollard
New Yeas
Pollard Breckinridge
Charles H. Stoll
Jakzen
Wilson
Campal
Yvonne Kentucking
Witah
Jules Wilson
Adams Express Driver Robbed Near Mahanoy City
An Adams Express driver was held up on the Broad Mountain between Cemetery station and Mahanoy City by two highwaymen. They relieved him of two money packages and his watch and chain, with witnesses suggesting the haul could total thousands of dollars. The attack occurred as the car left Philadelphia and the robber route passed through dense woods with no nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsville
Adams Express
Clifford
Cemetery Station
Poonagivanta
Mahanoy City
Loraes
Hia
Philadelphiw
Cemetery
Ini Nally
Adama
Moanengar
Philadelphia
Wilker-Gurre
Muhanoy City
Pennsylvania
Broad Mountain
Dalton Gang Wiped Out in a Mountain Fight
April 10 Dalton and Bill Doolan amid a clash with Bruce Miller sought aid at his cabin near Mountain Creek. Eight killed including three women and a child. two deputy marshals also died. Rewards set at 2500 dollars for Bill Dalton and 1500 dollars for Bill Doolan.
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Peery
Nowa
Bale Dalton
Bill Doolan
Pear Wen Mountain
Marahal
Bruce Miller
Bill Dalton
Bruen Miller
Cabin Gang
Death Before a Bad Name in Maryland Motive
In Bacromory Maryland on April 19 a neighbor described John Bankert as a thief before he killed his wife and cut his own throat at their rural Rosedale home. Bankert severed an artery with a razor while Mrs Bankert, deaf, lay dying. her life was saved as Justice Carter committed him after the attempted self harm.
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Bacrmory
John Bankert
Rosedale
Bankert
Justice Carter
Resolution for Nine Senator Committee on Coxeys Army
The Senate debated a resolution by Mr. Peters seeking a nine member committee to receive citizens communications and hear petitions from visitors. Mentioned were Coxeys Army of Peace and worries about unrest, with support from Mr. Allen and opposition as discussion waned into adjournment. The day also covered Hawaiian affairs and minister Willis salary debate, ending with adjournment after amendments were rejected.
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Wasiixaron
Inet
Air Péifer
Senate
Pett
Washington
Gosey
Petter
Coxey
Army of Peace
Allen
Nebrasis
Coxuy
Congress
Dingley
Rep
Creary
Hooker
Dem
Miss
Stevens
Honolulu
Senate Committees On Foreign Relations
Grow
Adama
Lacy
Hawaiian Islands
Newan
Willis
Mount Vernon Prisoner of War Slaying and Suicide
In Mount Vernon Alabama on Yeatorday afternoon a female Apache Indian prisoner of war Hello and Nalitoraghta and a member of the Indian company at Mount Vernon barracks were shot and mortally wounded by Hugh Seetoll of the Tailinn company. Seetoll then killed himself. The motive given was jealousy.
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Mount Vernon
Ala
Apachie
Hello
Nalitoraghta
Mount Vernon Barracks
Hugh Seetoll
Tailinn Company
Seetoll
Himelf
Comers Discouraged as Strikers React to Wage Move
Comers Pa April 1 Workers at the Mahoning and Atlas plants of Cambria Troneam bho returned to work amid fears of Wheeler and Morrill striker attacks. Deputies stood by but not used. Ringleaders arrested. arrest of Manons deters further unrest as leaders threaten to relay alleged anarchistic speeches.
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Connenavillg
Mahoning
Wheeler
Morrell
Manons
Cua
Expedition of Sympathizers Flee Buenos Aires for Brazil
A Buenos Aires cable reports an expedition of Brazilian insurgent sympathizers sailed to reach the Saldanha da Gama scene. Admiral Mello seeks surrender of his ships aboard the Mindello with protection from President Saenz Peña's government. The fleet will be quarantined on Martin Garcia island before landing.
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New York
Buenos
Uribited
Warings
Mello
Shipa
Nosvods Julio
Pileomuro
Republicacus
Peixoto
Sanitary Board of
Buenos Ayrea
Martin Garcia Island
The
Republic
Rio Grande
Sul
Salgado
Laurentine
Saraive
Liberty Day Planting Ceremony in Golden Gate Park
California women commemorate Liberty Day with a ceremony in Golden Gate Park. Annenal events include planting a “flerry tree” from the Battle of Lexington site, with earth from Washington’s tomb and Lafayette’s grave to mark the anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Toby
Lexington
Wrebington
Mount Vernon
Lafayette
Close Easton Wilker-Harte contest delights fans
Nasros Ma April Easton and Wilker-Harte played a tight, exciting game today with a high pace and scattered scoring. Key players included Tavton, Wilkee Barre, and Harnevburg with several earned ranks and clashes near the boards as Syracuse and Hartburg show steady performances.
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Nasros
Easton
Wilker-Harte
Fasten
Wilke Bare
Krrave Tavton
Wilkee Barre
Haston
Wilkes Barre
Hayles
Gillon
Milwaukee Street Railway Won’t Cut Workers’ Wages
The Milwaukee Street Railway Company will not reduce wages for its arrested railway employees and there will be no strike. The decision was reached at a conference this afternoon.
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Millwarker, Wie
Milwaukee Street Ailway Company
Disastrous Fire Rages Through Ontario Towns
A massive blaze struck Hunteville and Hustsville on April 1 burning a hotel, mill, twenty stores, a church, a telegraph and telephone office, and the post office aboard the steamer Excelsior. Estimated losses approach $140,000 with insured amount about $400.
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Hustsville
Ont
Excelsior
Pat
Fragmentary 19th Century News Clippings
A garbled London style notice reports inexact events including hail damage to fruit in Southern France and a fire in California where twenty four huts burned with thirteen deaths. It also mentions the pope addressing Spanish pilgrims and political debate in the House of Commons on a coercion bill. An Italian general is reported arrested in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
John Rigby
Charion Russell
England
Hutt
Calafons
Bilesin
St. Peter's
House of Common
Ton Eocond
Coguio
Italy
Laturbio
Chilean Claims Commission Projected and Treasury Balance Dip
A projected Chilean claims commission and an April general balance drop of about 810 million are noted. Minister Porter denies any intent to resign while General Mason in Frankfort reports experiments show water for arrest cars cheaper than electricity. President nominates Commodore J. S. Akerrett to rear admiral and Eugene v. Ginddis seeks reinstatement in clerkship via a writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilean Claims Commission
Thy
Porter
Chile
Mason
Frankfort
Germany
J. 8
Akerrett
Philadelphia
Jane Trwit
Trouble on the Northern Railroad strike disrupts mail routes
Minneapolis workers on the Great Northern ordered out at midnight and crews quit. Debs mediates with J. S. Young to hold a meeting in Minneapolis as Hogan vows a strike on Consolidated lines in Washington. Post Office officials fear mail delays with temporary routes ordered statewide.
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Minneapolis
Hogan
Washington
St Pavia
Minn
Great Northern Stailroad
Milluooight
Lew
BV Debsathia Boles
Young
St Paul
Ar. Young
Debs
Naturs Hale
Minnesota
Montana
Bure
Mont
Great Northern
Brazilian minister reports end of rebellion and asylum granted
Washington says the Brazilian minister announced the rebellion ended. A later dispatch from Rio de Janeiro states Aquilalene was sunk at Santa Catharina by a Brazilian torpedo boat. Four others sought asylum in Argentina after delivering vanela to Buenos Aires and declaring they abandoned the contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senor Moendonea
Rio de Janeiro
Wrahington “'Aquilalene
Santa Catharina
Mello
Buenos Ayres
Prniner Republica
Anarehlet editor and owner cited for criminal libel
John W Cutler and OC 8 Rive, editors of the Lockport Union, were ticketed for criminal libel by the grand jury. The charges allege they labeled a Ponatist politician McGurlin an anarchist during the city campaign. The case will be a test of press freedoms and watched by the newspaper fraternity.
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Lockport No Y
John W Cutler
Lockport Union
OC. 8
Rive
Werte
Grand Jury
Camed McGurlin
Tilia
A Girl Pours Oil on Clothing and Dies in NY
Agnes Cavagni of Union Hill, 21, died last night by self immolation using kerosene oil on her clothing and setting herself on fire. Authorities and family describe her as unsettled after an event that also involved a struggle with her sister, though exact motives remain unclear.
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Honors
Agnes Cavagni
Union Hil
Sie Fitet
Agnes
Multiple Local Items Mixed From Allegheny News
Wil ianne port bans slot machines as Ditteburg police fail to halt a burglary at Smoky Town. Coxey movement gains support after George Gonee works hours in Shamokin after coal incident. Widow of John Lerbe sues Lytle Coal Company for 4,050 dollars linked to Primrose mine death in Pottaville. Philadelphia and Reading moves coke via Lebanon valley as Western Maryland at Shippensburg. charters granted for Etna and Glenshaw Street Halfway and for Allegheny and Butler Parkway lines from Shaler to Butler with capital figures listed.
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Wil Ianne
Ditteburg
Allegheny County Knights of Labor
Coxey Movement
Ceorge Gonee
John Lerbe
Primrose
Pottaville
Lytle Coal Company
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Lebanon Valley
Maryland
Shippensine
Etna and
Glenshaw Street
Etna
Allegheny County
Capital
Allegheny and Butler Iway Company
Shaler Township
Butler Borough
Paul Revenues Ride in Patriots Day Parade
Patriots Day celebrations spread from Boston to New Kouland with Civic and military processions. The Pal Movers led a repeat ride as communities marked the holiday with services at Chet church and the historic signals raised in the tower.
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Rostos
Oaton
New Kouland
Pal
Eivic
Boston
Chet Church
Ex-Northwestern Lowen Ex-Prez Plans Return to Trial
A letter from Louis F Menhite former president of the Northwestern Lowen company says he will stand trial by May 15 on embezzlement charges. He has been a fugitive from justice for months and is returning to Minneapolis to face the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Louis F Men- Hite
Northertrowranty Lown Company
Justics
Coburg Royal Wedding Draws Imperial Attendees
Crowds lined Coburg streets as Grand Duke Ernst Ludwig of Heese wed Princess Victoria Ments of Saxe Coburg. The palace ceremony in the chapel included Emperor William, Queen Victoria, the Prince of Wales, and royalty from Germany and Britain with bells tolling and a twenty four gun salute.
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Coruna
Ernst Ludwig
Heese
Princesa Victoria Ments
Saxe Coutry
Duchess of
Suze
Prince of Wales
Victoria
Duke of
Saxe, Coburg and Gotha
William
Duchess of Coburg
Frederick
Dearewiteh
Mueller
Mueller, Amperintendant General and Supreme Conncillnr
Bender
Hannay
Hines Offers Bill on DC Roads to Deter Cox Army
Representative Hines proposes a 10 000 dollar appropriation to improve District of Columbia roads. He predicts that the Cox army would disperse quickly and funds would cycle back to the treasury. He notes his labor constituency supports steady work for workers seeking employment.
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Coxnution
Washixotos
Hines
Dem
Coxer
Washington
District of Columbia
Lews
Coxev
Mr. Hines
Lrge
Hone
Damage Report From Summitville Tornado Devastation
A tornado swept Summitville Tennessee yesterday afternoon causing extensive damage. Wah M Keel's horn was blown down and Mrs Keel and three children were killed. Communication is limited and more fatalities are feared.
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Minnis
Tenn
Summitville
Wah M. Keel
Mra Keel
Political guest of Texas governor noted in report
Chairman Wilconta visits Governor Mogg of Texas as lawmakers push stringent anti lynching measures. The text mentions racial tensions and a series of violent incidents including a shooting by a Richmond woman and a mob threat in Lawlerburg Tennessee. It also references a torpedo company move from France to Tiverton RoI and a legal dispute over damages involving Herman Wahl and his cousin illiain Wahl.
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Wilconta
Mogg
Texas
OW O
Belateria
Mex
Herman Wahl
Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania and East Pennsylvania
The forecast calls for clearer weather in Eastern Pennsylvania with calmer conditions after milder air and a southwest wind near the coast. Western Pennsylvania should see fair weather with westerly winds and mild warming along the coast.
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Wasingeron
Pennsylvania
Pennsylonia
Umbrellas and Silks Featured in Ladies Styles
Finley umbrellas and parasols show colored silk options with Dresden knot handles in blue brown green garnet and black. Prices highlighted include Gloria Silk 46 inch at 1.09 and Bristol Silk 26 inch at 1.96 with a 4.00 item and a 2.25 tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Gloria
Parasol Styles and Prices at We Have All the Latest
A local ad promotes parasols with new designs and materials. Highlights include WHITE MOIRE priced at 2.00 and WHITE SURAB with White Handle and Frame at 5.00, showcasing offerings and price points.
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Atten
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Bolt
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Mount Vernon Indian Station
Alabama
Theale Barhusliani
DA Gama
Wilkes-Barre
Diwaukee Street Railway Company
Hunteville
Lisbon
Washington Notes
Eugene v. Ginddis
Warcome Court of the Districe
Carlisle
Sanborn
Tile
Joel
Lockport
Ullet Ard Anarehlet
Condensed State News
Paul Revenue
All New
Finland
New Patriots
Coburg
Wilkes-B&rre
Statraman Hines
Memphis
Finley
Lackawanna Ave
Gutta Percha & Rubber Mps CO
Chas
H. A. Kingsbury
Sproce St
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Scranton
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