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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1894

Page

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Strike Leaders Indicted as General Walkout Looms

In Chicago on July 10 Ebs Howard Rogers and Kelcher and others faced federal grand jury indictments for conspiracy. A separate arbitration panel failed to act by 4 pm, prompting unions to plan a general strike involving at least 150000 workers as the labor war's crucial day unfolds.

Pullman Company Committee of Arbitration Grosscup Ebs Howard Rogers Kelcher Federal Grand Jury Milchrist Miss Mesting of Tradesnions Pullman Ejtike

Labor Tensions Rise as Debs Arrest Sparks National Response

July 10 report from Cueage describes mounting fear as labor unrest deepens around Pullman, with a nationwide sympathy wave and extensive street activity. Debs and union leaders are arrested, prompting swift Knights of Labor action calling a citywide strike while authorities urge restraint and arbitration remains elusive.

Raihway Union Pullman Car Company Pullman England Christian Imperiice Union Patriotisn Stara Grand Army of the Republic Iabor Isbor Iverybody

Debs and Union Leaders Arrested on Indictment Warrant

Eugene V Debs George W Howard Sylvester Kelcher L W Rogers James Murwin among those indicted by a federal grand jury. A bail of 10000 each set. Officers seize union offices and gather papers for the October term trial as politicians react.

Curoaco Eugene V. Dabs The American Railway Union George W. Howard Sylvester Kelcher L. W. Rogers Railway Times James Murwin Rock Island Federal Grand Jury Judge Woodawan William O'Brien Alderman Powers Businese Federal Building Marshal Arnold J. ©. Hanion Dobs Ashe Land Marshal White Searon Officra Federal Milcrist

Manifesto Calls Knights of Labor to Peaceful Action

The General Muuter Workman Sovereign manifesto urges Knights of Labor to abstain from violence, avoid vacations, and rally for a peaceful settlement of the Pullman strike. It condemns corporate aristocracy, demands arbitration, and calls labor to unite for a just resolution amid tense national class conflict.

Curiaco PHE Muuter Workman Knights of Labor Na Jasued

Court Opinion Rules for Penner Against Governor Pattison

In the mandamus case James K. P. Penner seeks a commission to the petitioner as mayor of Raiitey borough Luzerne County Judge McPherson authored an opinion directing judgment for Penner and awarding preemptory writs returnable July 20 preserving a vacancy and Penner’s election status.

Harmuend Joly W James K. P. Penner Pattison Raiitey Luzerne County McPherson Penner

Honorable Discharge Granted by National Guard Headquarters

An order issued from National Guard headquarters in Hanutanura grants honorable discharge on July 10 to listed officers including Lieutenant Junior Grade Thomas G. Ratton Surgeon First Battalion Siato Naval militia Ensign Herbert Wairfax Wallace Division A First Battalion State Naval militia Lieutenant Alonzo Gartley Division B Viral Battalion State Naval militia Major William H. Brodhead Ninth Battalion.

Hanutanura National Guard Thomas G. Ratton Siato

Officers Permitted to Go Beyond Seas

First Lieutenant George O Daniel of Company B Fifteenth Regiment and First Lieutenant Charles C Huff of Company B Eighteenth Regiment with Second Lieutenant Kenneth Murray also of Company B Eighteenth Regiment and Major Samuel Hazlett ordnance officer of the Second brigade are given permission to go beyond seas.

George O Daniel Charles C. Huff Kenneth. Murray Fighteenth Regiment Samuel Hazlett

Christian Endeavor Convention to Be Held in Cleveland

Secretary Baer of the United Society of Christian Endeavor says rumors of a postponement are false and the convention will run July 11 to 15 in Cleveland. Delegates began arriving from Boston and other states despite rail blockades, with Cleveland prepared to host up to 35 000 attendees.

Cleveland Baer United Society of Christian Endeavor Boston New York Connecticut Pennsylvania Maryland

Trouble at Bluefields as Mosquito force rises

Secretary Herbert reports an insurrection in Bluefields Nicaragua with Mosquito authorities overthrowing Nicaragua’s government. Marines and Marblehead sailors reinforce the town to protect American citizens as unrest grows and forces may withdraw in a few days.

Washiseton Dinefields Nicaragua Herbert Mosquito Country Herbert’adiapatch O'Neil United States Steamship Marblehead Simon Secretary of the Navy Washington Hivefields Mirquito Bluefields Niewragna

Man Held as Dangerous Insane After Threat Letters

Police surgeon Dr. Andrews committed Prod Max Toepfer to Blockley asylum in Philadelphia after he sent obscene threatening letters to President and Mrs. Cleveland. Toepfer, formerly of Utica asylum, sought a White House position and threatened to seize the presidency if refused. Authorities traced the letters to Washington and secured his arrest before commitment.

Philadelhia Andrews Max Toepfer Blockley Toepfer Cleveland Utica N. Y Bat Bloomer

Miners Journal Sold to Republican Publisher Trio

The Miners Journal of Pottsville was sold by Frank Carter to John I Finney publisher of the Morning Dispatch Martha P Quinn a railroad contractor and Democratic leader and O C Boyer publisher of the Shenandoah Herald The paper will be run as a straight Republican organ.

Pottaville Hants Pottsville Minera Journal Seiaylkill County Frank Carter John I. Finney Morning Dispatch Martha P. Quinn O. C. Boyer Shenandoal Herald

Machinists and Foundrymen Return to Work at Tube Plant

In McKeesport Pa the machinists and foundrymen of the National Tube works resumed work this morning after a two month strike for higher wages. By noon a large number were employed with no disorder, signaling a possible break in the dispute.

MoKrevont Natonal Tube Works Thors Ia

Boat capsizes. Miller drowns amid county boating incident

In Wayne and Paradise counties, a boating accident on Valley Forge creek left Howard Miller of Paradise dead after the craft capsized. Separately, a Danville hotel keeper Harry Bedea killed Thomas Jones following an assault with a stone, prompting a fatal shooting. The Robinson Machine Company of Bollwood, Blair County, reports large employment and Philadelphia capital interests. Crop conditions show harvest and haymaking progressing in Pennsylvania with drought affecting potatoes and corn.

Roa Newman John Redfern Wayne Delaware County Howard Miller Paradise Lancaster Valley Forge Creek Miller Thomas Jones Harry Bedea Danville Lim Medea Jones Robinson Machine Company Bollwood Blair Itepay Vell Philadelphia Pennsylvania

Populist Peffer Faces Senate Clash Over Rail Dispute

The Senate debated Senator Peffer of Kansas and his plan for government control of interstate railroads and coal beds. Senator Davis of Minnesota condemned the speech as sedition while Senator Gordon of Georgia urged unity and lawfulness. Utah statehood and a Tennessee election case were also acted upon before adjournment.

Kansas Davis Washington Pe Sonate Senator Poffer Peffer Debs Atrikera Sir. Pullman Senatork Davia Minnesota Gordon Georgia Senator Davis United States Poffer Committee of Public Safety Mr. Davia Utah Thraaher Vs. Enloe Tennessee Committee On Elections

Weather Forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania Wednesday

Washington reports a forecast for Wednesday in Eastern Pennsylvania with warmer conditions and southwest winds. Skies will be fair with no precipitation indicated.

Washington Eastern Penaivenia Toarmer Southwest Winda Fair

Service and Komfort Shoes Offer Summer Colors Black

The only kind that give it for the summer is our Service and Komfort Shoes in colors and black.

Service & Komfort

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