Armed federal pursuit of Northern Pacific train amid Coxeyite unrest
Reports detail U S government action to protect Northern Pacific property as troops move from Fort Keogh to halt the Coxeyite train near Forsyth and Stillwater Montana, with forces briefed to use deadly force if resisted and patrols expanding toward Rosebud and Butte as leaders split along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Eandh
Schofield
Swayne
St. Paul
Mion
Fort Keogh
Northern Pacific Railroad
Swayne Savd
Stillwater
Mon
Kendrick
Northern Pacific
United States
Nothern
City
Mont
Butte
Livingston
Hogan
Columbus
Montana Division
Enseer Harmon
Union Pacific
Forsyth
Fort Seow li
Minsearois
Mino
Rosebril
Seven Firemen Hurt by Falling Timbers in Memphis Fire
Seven Memphis firemen were severely injured by falling timbers in a burning feed and grain store owned by W. J. Chase. The blaze started at 7 PM and spread quickly through the building, with Whalen among the crew rescued at 11 PM. Injured include Dolan Leary Moore Burrows Monahan Meredith and Whalen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphia
Memphis
Tenn
John M. Dolan
Mike Leary
Inne Moore
Richard Burrows
John Monahan
Thorine Meredith
William Whalen
Whalen
Rning
W. J. Chase
Fire collapses trapping rescuers and burying men in ruins
Firemen working to rescue trapped colleagues were cut off when the building collapsed. Rescuers freed all but Whalen who remained beneath heavy beams. Logs on the damaged structure and stock are valued at about 26 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whalen
Gasoline stove blast kills child burns two others near St Louis
A gasoline stove exploded in Cassamir Nix’s farm house near the St Louis area injuring the 60 year old grandmother who died of burns while attempting to rescue a 2 year old. The 6 year old child also died from burns. Mr and Mrs Nix suffered severe facial and hand burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cassamir Nix
Nix
Jealous husband stabs wife after stairwell attack
New York report says Lula Haase was stabbed in the right chest during a confrontation with her husband Sonia Haase who allegedly attacked an elderly visitor and pulled a knife after discovering her with another man. The couple, married four years with one child, lived on West 150th Street. The husband is in custody at the 125th Street station as police investigate the fatal wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mra Lula Haass
Sonia Haase
Weat One Hundred and Twenty Fifth
Wotan Baethas
Haasen
Weat 150Th Street
Hause
Weloss
Adam Rennie
Hasse
Sennle
Heese
Sbe
Mr. Rennie
Hans
Italian Government Seeks End to Padrone Immigrants
Baron Fava, Italy’s minister, met with Secretary Carlisle and Superintendent Stump to discuss halting padrone driven Italian immigration. Officials plan a new in-person port system to screen arrivals and punish padrone traffic, with Rome to share information to aid enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuisatos
Baron Fava
Carlisle
Stump
Bureau of
Immmeration
Comamon
United States
Fava Saya
Chinese Merchants Barred From Landing Under New Treasury Ruling
Treasury rules prevent Chinese merchants from landing unless their business is conducted in their own name or the firm name matching their certificate. About 200 Chinese claiming merchant status are detained aboard. more may be detained on the Pern through the steamer China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Treasury Department
China
Local News Snippets From Pennsylvania
The article notes the disappearance of railway agent S G Geib from Marysville station and a boy Morris Dickert from Allentown returning with a tale of abduction to Bethlehem. It mentions Thomas Ward near Mahanoy City who swallowed Paris green and faces death, and a $100 gift from Mrs Elliott F Shepard to Lafayette College for a Shepard scholarship. Governor Pattison states the Wernersville asylum will house about 800 patients in three to five weeks. A western Pennsylvania strike disrupts rolling mills with further stoppages anticipated within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
S. G. Geibhay
Marysville Station
Thomas Ward
Mahanoy City
Paris Green
Elliot F. Shepard
New York
Foumnd
Shepard
Lafayette College
Pattison
Wernersville Insane Asylum
Morris Dickert
Allentown
Weat
Bethlehem
West Con
Coke Region Strikes Spread Across Coal Sector
Connelsville reports widespread Coke region strikes with most workers dropping tools. Cambria Iron Company lines at Masoning and Atina refuse to work as depu ties double at plants. Mount Pleasant branch see most plants idle as mobs gather and arms are purchased. Sheriff deploys forces to disperse crowds while a general stoppage cripples furnaces and coal supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambrian Iron Men
Mount Pleasant
Connellsville
Cambrian Ron Company
Masoning
Atina
Danbar Furnace Company
Hill Farm
Cambria Company
Wheeler Works
Wilver
Bradford
Hicharde
Mount Pieasant
Lepaxon
Ohio
Join McBride
Stelegram
Piedmont
W. Va
White caps on trial in Georgia moonshine case
Eleven men, alleged members of a white cap gang, were tried in Atlanta for recent outrages. Prosecutors say the group, based in Gordon Murray and Gilmer counties, protected illicit distilling as part of a 700 member secret league. In two weeks there were eight whippings, one attempted assassination, and arson against deputy marshals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Lilictt
Atlanta
White Cape
United States
Gordon
Murray
Gilmore
Secret League
Georgina
National Guard grants leaves of absence and discharges
Harrisport April 25 The general headquarter order shows Colonel Thomas DeWitt Cuy1or judge advocate general granted leave of absence from April 30 to May 6 1894 and Lieutenant Colonel A J Drexel Jr from April 4 to May 16 1894 with permission to go beyond the sea. Honorably discharged are First Lieutenant Claude B Pratt inspector of rifle practice Thirteenth regiment who resigned April 16 1894 and First Lieutenant Clark Middleton Company A Fifteenth regiment who resigned Jan 17 1804.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisport
National Guard
Thomas DeWitt Cuylor
A. J. Drexel, Jr
Offcara
Claude B. Pratt
Clark ©. Middleton
Fifteenth Regiment
Confederates' Reunion Draws 20,000 in Birmingham
More than 20,000 visitors gather for the fourth annual United Confederate Veterans reunion in Birwincham Alabama. The city is decorated with national and Confederate flags as distinguished ex-Confederates and governors from five southern states attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birwincham
Ala
Birmingham
United Confederate Veterans
Jones
Alabama
Turney
Tennessee
Tillman
South Carolina
Veterans Convention Address Delivers Welcome Messages
General Jones welcomed Texans and Governor Stone of Mississippi, while Mayor Fox spoke for the city. General John B. Gordon as commander in chief addressed the United Confederate veterans. Delegates enrolled and organization formed as Senator Berry of Arkansas and General Cleland A. Evans of Georgia spoke.
Enos Conningham Dies Then Revives After Grief
In East Strounspona Pennsylvania on April 25 Enos Conningham appeared to die from grief causing his wife to faint. A physician declared him dead and the family mourned. Two hours later he revived at his bedside and his condition is reported to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Conningham
East Strounspona
Mr. Conningham
Canningham
Arrests in Cedar Lane railroad robbery case
The er Ost ac y Ecannelistic Work S24, dele Tateren peed, Rreavng, April by Abe Lorzard and Daniel Weinnels were arrested here today on the charge of being implicated in the robbery of Cedar Lane station on the New Holland railroad. The accused were taken to Lancaster this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Lorzard
Ox-Oatiaw
Daniel Weinnels
Welel Mountaineer
Cedar Lane
New Holland
Lancaster
Contract Fight Over Casino Theatre Star Ends Season
Pumaperecha reports Miss Lillian Ricaelline will finish the season with the Casino Theatre company in New York on June 2, after a year ending November 10 with renewal talks amid claims of signature fraud. Miss Russell alleges coercion and vows not to sing. Canary and Lederer threaten injunctions as Miss Ricaelline considers offers, including possible engagement with Mr Abbey while other managers press their case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pumaperecha
Lillian Ricaelline
Canary and
Lederer
Casino Theatre of
New York
Russell
Abbey
Canary & Lederer
Abber
Mills Russell Wan
Vaylog
Shere Waa
Dangry & Lederer
Bohi
Konell
Miss Rowwell
Boston
Poon
Tariff Bill Debated Amid Protests and Emergency Measures
The House debated the tariff bill with Aldrich denouncing it as a destructive blow to American industry. A Populist resolution on peaceful assembly in Washington stalled, while yesterday’s session included Chinese treaty discussions and proposals on consular fees. The day ended with adjournment at 3:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Rhode Island
House
Finance
Himsell
Platt
Connecticut
Senate
Mesars. Herman
Rep
Abe
Cannon
Tower in Chalcis Leaning but Standing After Quake
Atlanti Times correspondent reports Chalcis capital of Euboea severely hit by earthquakes. Twenty houses destroyed and the new cathedral badly damaged. A tall Venetian tower swung violently, toppled an adjoining wall yet remained upright with no damage to itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalcis
Loxspon
Atlanti
the Times
Chalois
Euboes
Bi partisan election inspectors in Marion Indiana
Governor Flower orders new tin plate coat for 109000 and employ cr ands as part of election inspector plan. Marion, Indiana faces reform amid bi partisan oversight efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower
Low Tork
Iil
Marion
Ind
Health officer bars Coxey marchers at Washington line
In Wassisetos on April 25, Dr Hammett, DC health officer, will meet the Coxey army at the district line. If sickness suggesting contagious disease is found among marchers, the entire force will be quarantined before entering Washington for the May 1 demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wassisetos
Coxey
Hammett
District of Columbia
Teommonweel Army
Dynamite explosion targets Ohio doctor's office
Thintown was shaken by an explosion that blew up the office of Dr. J. W. Cochrang on Monday. No one was injured though dynamite was used. Dr. Cochrang is a well respected resident of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantis
Thintown
J. W. Cochrang
Strikes in Sosnowica See National Troops Deploy
Thousand troops occupy Sosnowica as disturbances intensify with sixteen strikers killed and many wounded. Soldiers repeatedly fire on mobs, and the town’s prison overflows with rioters detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sosnowica
Speculation on India's Mint Reopening Sparks June Talk
The Times reports rising speculation that the Indian mints may reopen in June. Some sources say reopening is likely while others deny changes, yet easing Indian treasury pressures and payments abroad fuel the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpox
the Times
Visitors from New York plan Scranton coal tour
The New York Retail Coal Dealers Association, 150 to 200 strong, will visit Wyoming and Lackawanna valleys May 24 25 with a half day trip to Carbondale and Honesdale. Charles T. Leonard and George J. Eltz led talks with local officials and outlined arrangements for the excursion and social events in Scranton and back to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wyoming and Lackawanna Valley
Scranton
Carbondale
Honeydale
Charles T. Leonard
George J. Eltz
Sicnraion
Association
J Seldon Swisher
Paenger
Jersey Central Railroad
Leonard
Elie
Triduse
Wilkes Derre
Lehigh and
Wilkes Barre Coal Company
Plymouth
Nanticoke
Old Point
Leonard Wasi
Mr. Kite
Jersey Central
Brazilian refugees report brutality aboard Portuguese ships
Open letters reach President Saena Pena detailing brutal treatment of Brazilian refugees by Mindello and Alfonso de Albuquerque officers. Three Brazilian officers are said to have been badly cut by anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugues
Buenos Aiers
Nacio Printe
Saena Pena
Mindello
Alfonso de Albuquerque
Angres
Fatal shooting at Mix Run leaves Warren Mix gravely hurt
A fatal shooting occurred at Mix Run in Euronym county this afternoon between neighbors Robert Clark and Warren Mix. Clark reportedly shot Mix in the groin with the bullet exiting the back. Mix is alive but not expected to recover. Clark was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euronym
Mix Run
Robert Clark
Warren Mix
Clark
Mix
Mixia
Washington Notes and Political Appointments Update
The government leans toward a compromise over Pacific railroad disputes. Virginia court of appeals is urged to admit practitioner Bel en Lockwood before the Supreme Court. Ex-Representative Vorans' nomination to be interstate commerce commissioner advances to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Railroads
Min
Belen Lockwood
United States Supreme Court
Virulnia Court of Appeals
Vorans
Laws
Senate
Notable English Sculptor Raomikers Maurice Joy Exhibits
English sculptor Maurice Joy, decorator of national reputation, shown in Philadelphia and New York. Mrs Caroline Pastor Clarke, sister of Tony Prator, attends in New York while General R Granger, retired U S Army, marked his age in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raomikers
Maurice Joy
Philadelphia
New York
Caroline Pastor Clarke
Tony Prator
Washington
R. Granger
United States Army
Major Polish Iron Workers Strike Sparks Turmoil
In Warsaw on April 25 a large strike by miners and iron workers disrupted the Petrikan district of Poland. The unrest led to serious clashes and casualties as workers protests intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Poland
Warsaw
Petrikan
Weather forecast for Pennsylvania and Washington region
Forecasts show Eastern Pennsylvania with fair skies and variable winds with a hammer near the cedar. Western Pennsylvania expected fair conditions with easterly winds and slightly warmer readings in the northern area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtox
Thurmlay
Pennsylvania
Harmer
Cadar
Parasol Prices Highlight New Designs in Moire and Frame
Local shop lists weekly parasol prices featuring White Moire at 2.00 and White Suraek with White Flandle and Frame. The notice emphasizes latest designs and new materials.
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Orlythe
Billings
Forsythe
Montana
St. Paut, Minn
Coxeyites
Page
Linn
Wasnisatox
D. C
Kelly
Nola
Ill
Frye
Terre Haute
Fye
MacLeansboro
Grayson
Platteville
Col
Galvin Loveland
Prorones
Hock
Ovar
Orientala
Penn
Coke
News OF National Guard
Confederates’ Reunion
Veternana
Buzzard
Miss Russell-Perugini
Tarife Bill
United States Senate
Wasimoros
Corey
Kangas
Nebraska
Coloma
District Committee
Allen
Capitol
Harris
Daly
I Tod P.m
Atilam
UWI
Finates
James Roddick
Caddo
Okla
Gan
M. Ludger Laroche
Hotel de Parix
Bross
Bank Deposite
Ti. G. Tobin
J. L. Rathbone
Paria
M. Goggerheim & Bons
Smellern
Eugene Evans
Gost
Eugene Walker
Supreme Court of California
Blythe
Florence Blythe Hinck
Dynamite
India
Ina
Washington Notes
Weather Forecast
Finley
Dresden
Gloria
Atten
Einleys
Lackawanna
THE
Gutta Percha & Rubber
WPG Cos
Chas A. Schieren & Co’s
H. A. Kingsbury Agent S
Spruce St
Scranton, Pa
Wyoming Ave
Spruce Street
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