Debs and allies jailed in federal contempt case
In a dramatic courthouse upheaval, Debs and key American Railway Union leaders, including Howard Kellherrod and Rogers, were jailed as defendants in a contempt action for violating court injunctions over interstate railroad traffic. Attorneys clashed over charges as special counsel urged swift handling and bail was set at 8,000 each.
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George Th. Peek
Atelilson
Topeka
Santi Moe
Court of Inejury
Walker
Debs
Dolby
Toward
Kelcher
Bowers
Erwin
Mockadinga
Point Plink
Aftse
Iiswed
American Railway Union
Children of the Republic
Momker
Dibs
Py Np
Fiay
Jill
Lucy
Asia
Waller
Lawger Irwin
Seurmins
Haring
Hazleton Mine Explosion Blasts Dozen Miners
A blast at the No 8 Stockton mine released two hundred sticks of dynamite killing and severely injuring miners as they worked. Rescue crews recovered mangled remains and ordered the bodies to the surface amid crowds in Hazleton. Only one was identified, Charles O'Donnell, as families gathered nearby in shock.
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Hiaziutos
Padaly
Pice
New Stockton
Foramian Apa
Cme Dee
Neel
Jan Dew Sarid
Reed
Pehaggety
Astor Ai
Ned
Mart Hind
Charlyn O'Donnell
Lim
Elght
Koya
Wafker
Maoleway
Wharton Gangway
Wiedatter
Armaost
Hugleton
No. 8
Hazleton
Charles O'Donnel
Rail line resumes freight service after shutdown
Fragmentary OCR describes the Northern Mackie line operating from Fort Snelling to Portland with trains moving freight along its length. Passengers are noted as limited while freight traffic resumes fully and operations extend over the line.
Goulds Challenge City Tax on Personal Property in New York
In New York on July 7, the Gould children and their executors sue in the supreme court seeking to void taxation on their personal estates. They claim the city’s taxes exceed legal limits and that, since relocating residence, their property should not be taxed by the city.
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Goulds
New York
Jug Gould
Supreme Court
Chile
Tariff Conference Ends In Brief Secret Session
The full conference committee on the tariff bill met at 2 PM in the Interstate Commerce room but moved to the Finance room. The pension of the conference lasted 1 hour 15 minutes and then adjourned until tomorrow afternoon. Democrats sought details of Republican positions while Republicans said they supported the bill, with no agreement reached on amendments. Several leading tariff reformers argued it might be better to delay tariff legislation than pass a bill they oppose.
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Wos
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Mwendsien
Wimple
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Anying
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Tondo
Genta
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D. C
Fenate Lowtly
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Honsbrough
George
Mississippi
Committee On the Judiciary
Senate
Main Street
Bellavernon
McRie
Arkansas
United States Railroad
Disagreement on All Sides in Tavill Bull Case
Conferrees fail to settle key feature of Tavill Bull matter as sides clash over essential element. Proceedings show persistent contention with no agreed framework.
Bills Considered by the House From Present Prospects
Reported debates show Republicans and Democrats clash over the Wilson measure and a proposed million dollar appropriation for extermination efforts. Conferees across parties discuss tariff issues with little chance of agreement as bankruptcy and judiciary bills advance.
Six world cycling records set at Waltham meeting
Walter Singur riding for Springfield, Mass, set six new one mile and fractional mile records at the Waltham bicycle track. The previous mark of 2:16 was broken in racing against wind and pace makers, with times posted for quarter mile and fractions up to one mile. A formal claim for the records was filed immediately after the event.
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Wathan
Mass
Waltham
Walter Singur
He Springfield
Mase
Anakers
Eairth
Mreaijce
Holt
Mie
Tego
Northern Pacific Opened After Eighteon Days
St Paul July 17 The first Northern Pacific train from the coast arrived today as the long delay on the transcontinental line ended. Passengers reported resumed service and officials announced renewed schedules.
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Northern Pacific
St. Paws
Mion
Noted arrests in Ponteylvania raid and local death
Ponteylvania railroad detectives capture Clarence Puter and Marri burg after a dynamite explosion at Wally etation weeks ago blamed on Potwor. Alfred Felton, 77, a famed trader, died in Norriston yesterday. Montgomery guard cobind haw previously collected prize money. Weather bureau reports crop conditions with fruitfully mixed notes and drought damaging crops.
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Clarence Puter
Marriburg
Wally Etation
Potwor
Alfred Felton
Norriston
Montgomery
Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Outlawry Foes Urged to Hide as Arson Proclaimed
Governor Lowe issues a proclamation calling on citizens to aid law and order, offering rewards for arrest of arsonists as reports describe the aseret land pillaging and burning. The tone emphasizes vigilance against outlaws and the need to deter further crimes.
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Lowe
Cooley Praises Cleveland Over Inter-State Strike Action
Chairman Thomas M. Cooley, celebrated authority on constitutional law, writes to President Cleveland from Ann Arbor Michigan July 15 praising his intervention in the vast strike. He commends restoration of law and order and foresees a lasting lesson in federal authority and national unity.
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United States Circuit Court
Deitel States
Bwlin Walker
United States District
Antorney Mileurit
Lenin
Milwankee
Dela
Ton Isso
Jolgus Wools
Grosco
Nolon
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Wasitxeatox
Thomas M. Cooley
Inter-State Commitred Commission
Iaillows
Asn Aton
Mich
Grover Cleveland
Hosinen
Homas M. Cooney
Rioting and Vandalism Plague Rock Island Rail Line
July 17 reports describe a reign of terror on the Rock Island rail line with a bridge blown, a depot burned, a dynamite bomb under a train carrying soldiers, telegraph wires cut, guards fired upon, and section men driven from their posts. Authorities fear to act as rioters in Bai and Round Pond threaten locals and a small force of soldiers struggles to restore order.
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Rock Island
Bai
Round Pond
Bwy Asbor
Vighanes
Discharged Railway Strike Leads to Violent Uproar
In Fort Wayne on July 17 discharged rail yard workers and trainsmen attacked. Arthur Baldwin a Nickel Plate switchman found in the yard. Three other switchmen and an estboy beaten. Conductor Malesly of the Pennsylvania knocked down. Wabash and Nickel Plate trains disrupted. One rioter named Quristiin bess fired at Captain Borgman before surrender.
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Wavsr
Iai
Port Wayne
Arthur Baldwin
N Estboy
Malesly
Penneylvan
Wenneylvania
Quristiin Bess
Captain Borgman
Polles
Bafora
Utah Statehood Attained as Cleveland Signs Enabling Act
Washington and Utah celebrate the signing of the Utah statehood enabling act by President Cleveland. The long struggle saw bipartisan support, ending decades of territorial status and aligning with the broader push of admission from Atlantic to Pacific. The act awaits proclamation in November or December 1800s, with parties united in backing statehood.
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Pacific
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Calon
Riot at Cambria Morrell works shocks Connellsville
A riot near the Cambria Coal Morrell works in Morrell near Connellsville Pa. erupts as strikers confront imported workers. Deputies order crowd back after a shot erupts. one striker is reported shot in the leg. Reports vary on fatalities with no confirmed deaths.
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Morrel Works
Cambria Cok Company
Morrell
Eulian
Passenger Train Struck by Stones Near Port Wayne
Passengers aboard a Pennsylvanian bound train running from Pittsburgh to Fort Wayne and Chicago reported stones struck the cars as it left Port Wayne yards. Several windows were broken and coach sides scratched with damage. No injuries were reported. One sleeper car sustained window damage and required repairs amidst excitement on board.
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Daly
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Ticks From The Telegraph Overturning A Lamp
A garbled telegraph summary reports multiple violent events and legal actions including a death by fire in Wallace Nob Ollohona Sim’s fete Washington and a soldier named Thivitty killing nine colleagues. It notes Port Porth N oD hanged himself, New York attorneys general actions, and various crimes in Mexico and New Mexico with alleged robberies and pending cases.
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Wallace
Nob
Ollohona
Washington
Coxeyites
Thivitty
Reginald Williaméck
Port Porth
Robert Denham
West Walco
I. Avil
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Huwband
Jehu T. Sullivan
Pinr
Genth
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburk
Weather Bulletin for Pennsylvania Regions
The notice reports July 15 weather for Mistern Pennsylvania with showers and southeast winds. Western Pennsylvania is described with morning showers in the southeast and a southward movement later, with changes overnight.
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Pennsylvania
Eagler
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