Debs leads nationwide railway boycott action
The American Railway Union under Debs declares a broad boycott against many railroads including Rock Island and Santa Fe. A 1,000 strong mob disrupts trains near Hammond Indiana, sheriff powerless, governor sought for troops. Yardmen strike across Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota as rail lines brace for impact and officials coordinate responses.
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Jane
Debs
American Railway
Nolon
Chitave
Rock Inland
Pacific
Chicago
Grand Trunk
Santa Fe
Chicago and Alton
Chicago and Erie
Burlington and
Quiner
Millwwaukee
St. Paul
Great Western
Soniaville
New Albany
Northern Pacific
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
New York
St. Louis
Pan Handle
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Wabass
Wisconsin Central
Baltimore
Ohio
Ethkera
New York and Chicago Limited
Chicaso and
Erie
State Line
Hammond
Ind
Vic
Matthews
Sedon
Coal prices fixed for July and 6 halt mil jets
The June 20 report from New York notes anthracite coal prices for July set at 8 12 cents. An author for July 14 is listed with 3,500,000 tons.
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New York
Financial Situation Signals Mixed Economic Twists
New York June 22 R G Don Co weekly trade review says the great coal miners strike has ended but a larger threat looms. Travel and traffic improve across western roads with limited car availability. Mines and mills resume after fuel shortages while gold exports slow. Crop prospects brighten as harvest nears. Demand for products remains weaker with iron and steel prices falling due to higher costs. Textile makers worry about tariff changes. June and half yearly failures show improvement, with U S failures at 214 and Canada 85, hinting at overall midyear strain easing.
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New York
R. G. Don & Co Y
Weekly Review of Trade
Bayern
United States
Canada
Nueual
Treasury Says No Bond Issues This Summer
An authoritative source states no bond issuance will occur this summer as the administration aligns with Carlisle on fiscal policy. Gold exports to Europe are near end, tariff legislation expected to boost revenue after June 1, with daily outlays likely matching receipts and the treasury balance down to about 100 million. The current year deficit is projected to close near 75 million, improved from a previously estimated 78 million.
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Treasury Wasnisarox
Carlisle
Treasury
Europe
Daly
Carlisle High School graduates amid local unrest
Williamsport faces an Oracker trust threat as 72 graduates from Carlisle High School are named. A coal output plant is under construction by the Chamberlain company north of Pottsville. The Pennsylvania Chautauqua opens at Mt Gretna on July 2 promising a major event. News notes include a suspected burglary death of Anna Katunzy in Allegheny City and Governor Pattison expected to issue a special troope recall from Paoxsatawney.
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Williamsport
Oracker Trust
Teventy
Carlisle High Achinol
Chamberlain Company
Potteville
Penodylvania Chantauqua
Mt Gretua
Anna Katunzy
Allegheny City
Toveday
Pattison
Paoxsatawney
Correantani
James Sprague
Itufus Connor
Western Penitentiary
Caumbria County
Robber gang leader jailed for four years in Anderson
Laas Goodman, head of a robber ring, was sentenced to four years in prison at Anderson. The report notes misappropriation involving Worthington Punching funds and broader industrial figures in April and May. A separate arrest involved Richard Worthing in New York on alleged fund misappropriation. A Mexican lodging murder inquiry led to a daylong cave hideout by Vrafisor Netaon of the Smith Sonia institution.
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Laas Goodman
Anderson, Ltd
Southern
Cone
Worthington Puntshing Company
Fonda
Richard Worthing
New York
Mexico
Vrafisor Netaon
Smithsonia Institution
Petter
Kansas
Gallinger
Canada
Allison
Laws
Pettigrew
Honath Dakota
Senate
St. Matthews
Ehnrch
Washington
France
Tariff Bill Faces Senate After Weeks In Committee
The tariff bill was reported to the senate after thirteen weeks in committee. Amendments were voted down or modified as lawmakers debated reciprocal trade terms and a proposed immigrant head tax. The House later verified Thomas Watson’s seat in a contested election case, with Mr Slack declared elected.
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D.C
Senate
United States
House
Thomas Watson
Georgia
J. C. C. Black
Pewee
Westen
Tle
Crigp
Republicaan
Slack
Peace at Pittsburg Promises Steady Year for Mills
Prospects for peace and steady employment in western iron mills this year hold except possibly sheet mills. President Garland of the Amalgamated reports signatures on the wage scale from Cherry Valley Iron, Leatonia, Union Rolling Mills in Cleveland, Tudor Iron East St. Louis, East Chicago Tron and Steel, Falcon Tram and Nail in Warren, Ellwood and printage signaled for tin plate scale. Jones and Laughlin of Pittsburgh expected to sign steel scale at tomorrow’s conference.
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Pittspund
Western Iron Mills
Garland
Cherry Valley Iron Company
Leatonia
Ovie
Union Rolling Mills Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Tudor Iron Works
East St. Lionia
Jil
East Chicago
Warren
Ellwood
And
Jones and Laughlin
Pittsburg
Parson’s Murder at Natural Bridge Reported
The owner of the Natural Bridge, H. C. Parsons, was shot by a railroad conductorCoan Luston in West Virginia on June 20 The conductor on the James River and Chespeaks and Ohio line killed Parsons at Gladya Tin in the morning The owner had complained against Goodwin who surrendered to authorities for an alleged offence
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Mobile
OIO
American Railway
Sala
Mobile and Ohio
Dabs
Mobile and Clio
General Managers’ Association
Deba
General Manakere Association
Alton
Sonight
Rock Island
St. John
Manner’s Association
Latta
Pittsburgia
Coan Luston
W. Va
T. A. Godlwin
James River
Ohio
EH. CG Parsona
Gladya Tin
Puraone
Goodwin
William
Parsons
Train confrontation shocks town with fatal shooting
A man on a train opened fire after a confrontation involving colored women and members of the Parsons family. Goodwin reportedly drew a revolver and killed Parsons. The incident sparked wide excitement and local speculation.
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Wormer
Parsons
Goodwin
Miners Meet Calls Convening In Tipton For Pennsylvania Region
A simplified report notes unsettled mining in Clearfield and Beech Creek areas with only six mines active at Compromise price. A miners convention is planned in Tipton in July with Pennsylvania Virginia and Maryland delegates invited to form representation. The aim is to address conditions for western to eastern coal markets amid wage offers and operator responses.
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Phittvsataa
Clearfield
Beech Creek
Locas Board
Tipton
Matie Erat Penpayieania
Virzitilie
Maryandaire Invita
Bend Deluntee
Fosis Ot
Evers
Armor Plate Frauds: Penn Steel officials face conspiracy charges
President M H Bickley manager Frederick Balti and James T Anderson of the Penn Steel Casting and Machine Co Chester are charged with defrauding the government over armor plate castings for war vessels. Witnesses describe tampering stamping and reworking samples. Bail set at 21000 each as hearing continues next Tuesday.
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Pmlaperpita
M. H. Bickley
Frederick Balti
Poremon James T. Anderson
Penn Steel Casting and Machine Company
Chester
No Jd
United Stats Womtnissioner Bell
Washington
W. Irving Chambers
Ordnanes
Philadelphia
Athon da Mare
Penn Stess Company
Larned
John H. Gibbon
United States Navy
Washington Navy Yard
Atuns
Pond Steel Company
President Cleveland mediates Portugal Brazil dispute
Congress plans to ease age restrictions for navy paymaster appointments. Morgan King bought Lincoln’s emancipation proclamation table. Senate confirms Bigler for Philadelphia treasurer post and Van Leoy as Kingston postmaster. Lamore recommends 2000 for Red Lake surveys Minnesota. Cereal drop news lowers US flour demand. President to attend French president memorial in Washington with cabinet. invitations sent for services.
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Congress
United States
Morgan King
Lincoln
Senate
William LD. Bigler
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Henry van Leoy
Kingston
Smith
Lamore
Red Lake
Minnefota
Gibraltar
Spain
Morocco
Washington
France
St. Matthew Catholic Dare
Insurgent Beaten in Brazil and Canada Apprenticeships Planned
Advices from Rio Grande do Sul report General Saraiva's insurgent force defeated by loyal troops in Brazil. Two hundred twenty boys from Dr Bernardo’s units were evacuated from Liverpool and London for Canada to begin apprenticeships. Canadian aid and destitute Winnebago in London receive support from the United States government.
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United States
Portugal
Rio Grande de Sul
Saraiva
Bernardo
Wei
Global unrest and political turmoil headline distant wars
Dated dispatches report Japan and China tensions threatening Corea, naval postures in eastern waters, and warnings of imminent conflict. News from Paris details Carnot funeral preparations with lavish ceremonies and crowds while Irish sources allege Kennedy links to a 1880s explosion. In Italy workers clash amid a drainage project, with two thousand foreigners displaced. A threat against Premier Crispi stems from a man arrested near his home.
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Jon
Crispi
Manseries
Perfecture
Brokers Indicted In Senate Probe Case
Grand jury returns indictments against Ellerton K. Chapman and John W. McCartney brokers from New York and this city who refused to answer questions from the senate committee. Charles J. Bell of the American Security and Trust Company posted $1,000 bail for McCartney. Chapman is believed to be in New York.
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Chapmen and
McCartney
Washington
Ellerton KR. Chaginat
New York
Joho W. McCartney
Senate
Charles J. Bell
American Security and Trust Company
Chapin
Fear of Being Arrested Triggers Teen Attack Incident
A chaotic incident in front of Henry Werland's grocery on Sixteenth Street involved Charles Molter 17 and George Walsh 17 chasing Prink Kmreich 10 after a vandalism scare. A broken snow window pane followed a spine of Viasa in the night. Policeman O'Brien investigated.
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Ree Hove
Prink Kmreich
Charles Molter
George Walsh
Henry Werlaud
Mt No
Diz
Sixteenth Street
Policeman O'Brien
Mystery Surrounds Fatal Hallway Incident Near Grocery
Police chased three youths after a crash and captured two, Metaler and Waluh, while Emrich escaped into a hallway. Early morning, grocer Weiland found Karieth dead in his cellar storage room. Authorities suspect a heart condition, possibly worsened by fear of King, contributed to the death.
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Metaler
Waluh
Emrich
Emirich
Weiland
Karieth
Mob Removes Hayden Victim From Newton County Scene
A Black man is seized by a mob in Newton County and hanged from a telegraph pole at night. Investigators report Verden was arrested for shooting Dotz Gevenwood, a brakeman, on June 20 and later moved to Canaville for safety.
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Ulyseos Hayden
Moserr
Ayleaave Hayden
Newton County
Vevden
Dotz Gevenwood
Canaville Jul
Traction Company Passes Spark Libel Claim
President John J. Mangan of Cornell allegedly asked for three passes from the Wilkes-Barre and Wyoming Valley Traction Co. superintendent Graham denies the claim and recounts a three passes request. Mangan later threatened libel action against The Tribune, with lawyers Lenahan Bohan and O'Brien listed.
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Mangan
Phistos
Yvercely
Cornell
John J. Mangan
Grahan
Wilken-Baren and
Weyomine Villey
Tamicxe Yeaterday
Rudge Gratum
Wilies-Barra
Mengan
Inquitias
Deak
Passow
Miangan
Pittston Council
Pittston
O'Brien
Scranton
Tribune
Cowboy Evangelist Riot Attracts Police Action In New Jersey
In Atlantic Orry New Jersey on June 20 a crowd of over 1000 gathered to hear Mrs. Margaret Rice, the evangelist. Chief Eldridge and six officers dispersed the crowd and jailed Mrs Rice after she refused to desist. Her husband was fined fifteen days for obstructing public highways. A 500 member committee protested but Mayor Stoy refused to intervene. Police and firemen maintained order as the crowd remained outside the station. Rice’s hearing is set for the morning.
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Atlantic Orry
N. J
Kldridge
Margaret Rics
Data
Mra. Rica
Eldridge
Johnson
J. C. Cobb
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Stoy
Mra. Rice
Mr. Rice
Muroing
Dixon Griffo Bout Ends In Draw After Twenty Rounds
The Griffo Dixon fight finished with a draw after twenty rounds. Dixon appeared to salvage the bout and stave off a loss as time expired.
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Griffo
Rostow
Griffo-Dixon
Dixon
Thatgut
Weather Forecast for Wasnixotos and Venusylvania
Weather forecast for Wasnixotos and Venusylvania on Saturday June 9 calls for fair skies in Eastern Venusylvania with southeast winds and generally fair conditions in Watern Pennsylvania with variable winds.
Speculative Muslin Underwear Auction Notice
A notice reports limited lots of muslin underwear from a man’s estate. Items described as perfect in condition are offered in non duplicated quantities, with buyers urged to bid promptly.
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