Train standoff ends as Coxeyites clash with marshals
Reports from Tacoma and surrounding towns describe a violent confrontation between United States deputy marshals and Coxeyite crowds near North Yakima. Several marshals and protestors are wounded as trains are seized and later retaken, with reinforcements dispatched and a temporary lull observed by nightfall.
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Tacoma
Wash
North Yakima
Onal
Treipe
Yakitao
Topnesteli
Cudester
Dumanda
Ellenabarg
Yewine
Cuidonter Aase
Marabal
Dare
Prison Guard Firing Ends Philadelphia Inmate Threats
Edward Woods, moved from Philadelphia to Huntingdon industrial school, was shot and killed by guard IL Bookheimer after Woods and companion Henry Waldron allegedly threatened revenge. The pair reportedly carried iron bars and fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostixapos
Edward Woods
Huntingdon
Prisoner Attack Ends in Fatal Shooting at Jail
An escape attempt leads to guard Bookheimer firing on two inmates, Woods fatally struck by a revolver shot after a first attack and a second assault. The coroner's jury exonerates Bookheimer, ruling the shooting was in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookheimer
Woods
Dockheimer
Russian Wolfhound Leekboy Dies From Overheating During Shipment
The Russian wolfhound Leekboy, owned by Charles Stedman Hawks of Manchester, died yesterday in Louisville during shipment from overheating. The hound valued at $1,500 had won the challenge class at Chik Congo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stedman Hawks
Manchester
Chikcongo
Death of Representative Robert F Prattan of Maryland
News reports from May 10 announce the death of Congressman Robert F Prattan a Democrat from Maryland s First District after months of illness He had not attended Congress in the current term and served in the state senate before his U S House term He was born March 1 1845 and previously held multiple legal and political roles including president of the Maryland Senate and delegate to the Maryland bill of rights debates This obituary notes meetings of state delegates and formal resolutions of respect by the House, with brief references to his family and early career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagninitos
Robert F. Prattan
Dem
Maryland
Princes Anne
Prattan
Nave Roaliy
Derritiees
Mauryland State Senate
Herattans
Hrattan
Congress
House
Washington
Maryleni
Sme
Viteirines
Hottan
Talbott
Robert F Brattan
Joseph Brattan
Bomeraxt County
Lin Wee
Rattan
Tie State Senate
GK Dennis
Tie
United States Senate
Drattan
Maryland Senate
Rowan
No Wall in Cincinnati Dig Enough to Pay Him to Spar
Dan Creedon and Jim Stall signed an agreement at the Enquirer offices to spar six rounds for points with the time and place open to bidders. The club offering the largest purse will secure the bout. Pitzum Mons refused to spar four rounds with Hawi, saying no Cincinnati hall could pay him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Factions of Ancient Order of Hibernian Unite in New York
Delegates of the Ancient Order of Hibernian and the Order of Erin met to discuss uniting the two factions. Reporters note the main topic as adjusting differences between the groups, which split in 1854, with all delegates favoring reunion pending details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Order of Hibernian
Order of Erta
Order of Erin
Order of Amerioa
Tts
Omata
Prisoners and crimes and odd notices in Pennsylvania region
Cost to transfer 180 inmates to Pottaville jail set at 471 dollars for a month. William Ruggles jailed in Lebanon for counterfeiting. John Thomas arrested at Sharon for planning to harm his fiancée. Bio dogs roam Robeson as Charley Frank loses two hounds. East Pennsylvania synod mission sessions begin at Liweltoy led by Miss Coxey. Postmasters named for Pennsylvania four day service. Pennsylvania shops ordered to three night hours weekly due to road stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tell
Pottaville
Pennsylvania Bolt and Nut Works
Lebanon
William Ruggles
John Thomas
Yeaterday
Sharon
Charley Frank
Robeson
Lebanon Valley
Wamous Missionary Society of the
East Pennsylvania
Latherag Church
Liweltoy
Coxey
Massilon
Coxey and Devolution Debates Mark Senate Session
The Georgia senator advocates decentralizing government and currency to ease commonweal evils. Coxey movement discussed as a non actionable protest with calls for restraint, while tariff questions prompt parliamentary remarks and a 5:15 adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
IGG
Motorman Killed as Trolley Car Jumped Track near Ashland
May 10 trolley car near St Nicholas jumped the track. Motorman John Woleh was killed while attempting to escape. Passengers were shaken but unharmed. A second car derailed yesterday injuring five people.
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Ashland
St. Nicholas
John Woleh
Smallpox Scare Reported At Twenty Points in State
Lancaster Pa May 10 At a meeting of the state board of health reports were received of the prevalence of smallpox at twenty distinct points in the state. The disease spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Atate Board of Health
Vigilance urged to halt smallpox spread at distant arrivals
From Danville comes a report of a resolution urging heightened vigilance against small-pox infections carried by travelers. The measure directs the secretary to prevent introduction of infections by people passing through or arriving from other states amid western outbreaks.
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Danville
Coal Operators to Start Work at Clifton Forge
Weat Wirelala Districta May 10. The coal operators of the New River and Kaonwha districts agreed to start up their coal works on Monday May 14 despite the strike threat. They ordered workers to return or leave houses owned by the operators. Some believe no trouble will result, though the operators are prepared for possible outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouantestos
New River
Clifton Forge
Aml
True Wori tes Gala Day Celebrates Ivorited Fraternal Event
Fpeculio Die Hernaton Tridbtina hosted a town gathering on May 10 with a parade by the National lodge of the Tene Order of Ivorited, a banquet, and a well attended public meeting led by conductor P. Thovias and preacher W. Georgy. Notables Henby P Davies, Mitean Ho Willa, John HH Psilliga, and LC Will iama spoke. Officers elected for next year include resuest Bh Morris as president, We HH Hopbes as vice president, D Wird as treasurer, and OP Tomes as secretary. Philadelphia hosted the next meeting site. Hughey and HEP Davies named trustees. Membership growth was noted in the year’s report.
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Faw Haves
Thie Town
Tanhlage
Cymria Enthusiaan
National Lodge of the Tene Order of Ivorited
P. Thovias
Thie
W. W. Georgy
Utes
Henby P Davies
Mitean Ho Willa
John HH
Psilliga
Sod
Williama
New York City
Resuest
Morris
Hianwor
Viewpresident
Hopbes
Volt Haven
Wiltreasurer
Wi. Llyrd
Patteberg
Unclear Content From Mauiverte Grandfather Heir Story
Fragmentary notes describe a young woman from Mauiverte Wisconsin connected to an heir and four others. Mentions a Cambridge bank deposit and a Miss Tinniks as a typewriter. The text is highly garbled and reads like OCR errors with unnamed individuals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauiverte
Wis
Petate
Camtridge, Maas
Securitine Sreen Depoit
Cambridge
Miss Tinniks
Fire at Bevis Quarry Ends in Tragedy
A May 1 blaze at the Witter quarry near Bevis Ohio led to a failed attempt to cremate a group of eight Italians trapped in the stone works. Firefighters battled the flames as the perilous incident unfolded in the quarried site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevis
Ohio
Counterfeit Circulation Case Involving Yale Prospect
A garbled 19th century item notes a issue of counterfeit materials tied to Yale College students including Hilvated Ihfor omen Mite Moliv Biaumlevetta Titus facing May 10 admission to New York bar. Mira Wilkes Gilling wed at Scarsdale N Y and Vea Lane linked to a marriage. a theft case cites Schwabacher son of a Peoria, Illinois magnate, caught stealing from a neighbor during a school robbery incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umahas
Yale College
Dell
Moliv Biaumlevetta
Titus
New York City
Mira Wilkes Gilling
Scaredale
N.Y
Vea Lane
Poe Rand
Dolite Schwa
Fragmentary obituary notes for several individuals in a Virginia case
The text lists several individuals including William Jr. Young a piloneer cotton manufacturer in Columbus Virginia aged 24 and Marry Palmer described with fragmented details. It also mentions Horatio N. Ring connected to Pro Vinetal Spr and a reference to Andersonville prison. The passage is garbled with several incomplete phrases and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jr. Young
Columbus
Wilmington
Palmer
Axchin
Doe Jurtinegt
Leligh Wolverally
Horatio N. Ring
Andersenvillé
Andersonville
Lawmakers push bills as reforms collide with agency orders
The record cites Representative Meyer of Louisiana proposing a 1 000 000 post limit and a new office in New Ulm. Bynum of Indiana seeks daily pay limits. many agriculture bills fail or pass committees. Brooks urges banning live bees shipments. Black proposes cuts in government printing. the Corcoran gallery cornerstone and contract bids are noted. Cummings of New York targets bogus jewelry labeling. Ainsworth case moves to court after Ford theater disaster manslaughter indictment.
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Houde Committee On Agriculture
Bowin
Brooks
Representative Black
Georgia
Kanes
Corcoran Art Gallery
Seventeenth Street
New York Avenue
Gine, War and Havy
Nationals Photo- Lithographer Company
Jotls Gainey
Dillon Gazette
Norma- Peters Company
Cummings
New York
Frederick ©. Ainsworth
Records and Pension Division
War Department
Ford
Monument Unveiling Honors Mary Washington at Fredericksburg
Fifty thousand people witnessed the unveiling of a Mary Mother of Washington monument in Fredericksburg Va. President Grover Cleveland Vice President Stevenson and cabinet members attended the ceremony amid a nationwide tribute with speeches by Lawrence Washington and Senator John W. Daniel. The granite shaft stands eleven feet high on a broad base bearing Mary Washington’s name and was funded by contributions from every state.
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Fredericskburg
Grover Cleveland
Fraepenchsovna
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Mary
George Washington
Atils
Gorzeonaly
Vaithre
Cleveland
Stevenson
Greahany
Coief Jnation Fuller
Senate
Ferrall
Manacete
Theo
George
Lawrence Washington
Augustine Wallington
Mount Vergon
Washington
Joan Wo Daniris
Tce
Lavel
Frederickeburg
Mary Washington
Alao
Union
Etonde
Margaret Hetzer
Virginia
Amelie C. Walte
United States ‘Ieee
Coopera
Coopera Honol
River and Rail Operators Set Prices for May Convention
At today's talks both sides agreed to actions to be taken at the Cleveland convention on May 15. The outcome of today's meeting will be announced at tomorrow's general gathering of river and rail operators and the two parties will decide prices and terms they will insist upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harrieburg Slaggers Return to Loud Reception
Harrisburg club arrives in Hannistown Pa after eight straight wins from Pottsville. President Meyers leads a parade with a band and red fire to celebrate the victory. Rumors say Harrisburg may transfer to the Eastern league, replacing Wilkes-Barre whose franchise is reportedly tendered to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrieburg
Hannisatna
Potteville
Meyers
Red Fire
Moyer
Harrisburg
Wilkes-Barre
Protection of Americans in Nicaragua Sparks Naval Note
Captain Watson of the United States ship San Francisco, lying off Bluefields Nicaragua, reports to the navy department that Arguillo, charged with killing American Wilson, should be promptly tried. He urges Nicaraguan authorities to protect American citizens and pledges necessary protection, with Mota meeting that objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasisutox
Watson
United States Orniner
San Francisco
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Navy Department
New Orleano
Stentuera
Watson Saya
Arguillo
Wilson
Mota
Six Slaves Claim Abuse by Rabey Woke Official
Six Slaves in trouble claim maltreatment by official at the Rabey Woke works in Astowrows. They tell of imprisonment and abuse by Superintendent Shalock at Moyer works of W. J. Jisiney yesterday. Two informations allege pointing firearms and threats to kill and assault and battery. Warrants issued. an officer sent to arrest. Civil action for damages to follow against Natney and Bradford for unlawful detention. The slaves say they were stolen from the mine last night after outside friends were interviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Astowrows
Reve Orback
Lambardin
Deenbay
Comipady
Moyer Works
W. J. Jisiney
Bradford
Natney and
Daughter of General Coxey Returns Home Amid Parade
Miss Coxey brings a peace offering to her mother after a May Day parade. The daughter of General Coxey reportedly returns to MacSillox Ohio as authorities consider proceedings and the press notes the goddess of peace lamenting leave from Washington. Miss Coxey mentions her father plans a touring trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macsillox
Cotey
Preas
Lve
Washington
New Market for Pea Coal Strikes Philadelphia Trade
The 40 May strike of soft coal miners disrupts Philadelphia coastwise coal shipments. Greenwich Point plaz a of the Pennsylvania Railroad suspends operations due to coal scarcity. Remaining coal is trailed to locomotives, and a large Delaware River vessel waits for strike end as river tugs switch to panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philaders
Philadelphia
Greenwich Point
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware
Inchor
Pancel
Gettysburg Encampment Dates Fixed for August
Orders will set the division encampment dates at Jattyabarg from August 11 to 18 inclusive. National Guard headquar ters will issue specifics within a day or two. Riflery practice runs May through October and all stand all must qualify as marksmen.
Meeting of Operators on Pittsburg Strike Situation
A large meeting of railroad coal operators in the Pittsburg district discussed the strike situation. A special committee was formed to confer with a river committee to seek an agreement on uniformity. The joint conference aimed to harmonize actions across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittswena
Pittsburg
Kellys Fleet 13 Slow in Des Moines River Trek
The desxctits describe Kellys navy on the fleas facing choppy winds and heavy bead wind hindering progress. Twenty miles by river from Des Moines the flotilla moves slowly as troops arrive by 10 o'clock. Encampments are set ten miles apart along the river with others gathered farther upstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desxctits
Kellys Navy
Dea Moinom
Des Moines
Rail accident in Onreano derails trains killing engineer
A brake shop mishap caused a freight car to fall from a freight train near Onreano Illinois. The impact derailed the engine mail car baggage car and two counties. Engineer Samuel Fogerie was killed and the fireman seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onreano
Booklay
New Orleans
Samuel Fogerie
Large Canal Front Fire Claims Two Lives
A midnight blaze along the canal front in Synacver New York raged with two fatalities reported. The fire was controlled by 2 a.m. with extensive losses estimated at about ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synacver
N. Y
Rome Methodist church cornerstone laid amid crowd
The cornerstone of a new Methodist church and college was laid in Rome before a large audience of American residents and visitors. Bishop Newman delivered an oration titled The greatest trade monopoly the world has ever known. The London Daily News discussed a proposed Standard Oil and Russian oil company merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Methodist Church and College
Rome
Newman
London Daily News
Standard Oi
Social Democrat
Berlin
Weather forecast for Pennsylvania Friday
Washington reports for Friday a mix of showers and cooler conditions in eastern Pennsylvania with decreasing drowsiness. Western Pennsylvania will see morning showers followed by clearing and cooler, westerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
Ladies Shit Waists Prove Style and Quality
Advertisement notes women’s waists offered in plain and fancy silks linen cheviots lawns percal es and more. Emphasizes style and quality of garments for ladies.
Our Stock of Children’s Waists Offers Finest Styles
An article advertising a store’s selection of children’s waists praised for quality and workmanship. Highlighted items include The King Waist in Fauntleroy style and options in plain white ginghams and percales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fauntleroy
Mother's Friend Waist and Special Blouse Waist Sale
The advertisement promotes a waist and blouse waist priced at 500, claiming it to be the greatest value for the money.
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Corevites
United States
Northwest
Missouri Pacific
Yakima
Seattle
Bilesburg
Ellenebure
Wentelioon
Great Northern
Liahte
Toreka
Kon
The
State Journal
Horace Greeley County
Kansas
Coxeyllen
Chevington
Lewoelline
Coxeyites
Misouri Pacific
Horace
Selkirk
Abiogne
Kas
Salina
Waggener
Mision Pacific Road Company
Saliok
Manquers
Kan
Shankland
Scott City
South Bend
Ind
Sullivan
Randall
Island Park
Elork
Laporte
New Carlisle
Dexvin
Salt Lake
Aand Enre
Leekboy
Robert F. Grattan
Wiaryland
Fitzsimmons
Patrick Laville
Chaffee
Louth Freshiorn
Levi
N. P. Wilcox
Nicholson
Old State
Gordon
Anvice
Wasitin Atox
Comey
Allen
Pop
Judiciary Committee
Pelfer
Kans
Dadford
Allen-Coxey
Gordin
Telior
Colorado
Mt. Teller
Teliwr
Corey
Stewart
Nevade
Hour Inder
Nevada
Dlr
Howl
Patton
Michigan
Wirelala
Vermont
Fair Haven
Laelf
Vigiting, Sons of Cymry
Hernaton
Lucky Typewriter
Hefr
Har
Washington Gossip
Meyer
Louisiana
China
Department of Agriculture
Bynum
Indiana
Equet
Goiddess Mamie
Coxep
Tug Howte
Gettysburg
Kelly
Doradean Express
Killabs
Syracuse
Holgudy
Weather Forecast
Finley S
Lackawanna Ave
Gutta Percha & Rubber
WM PE Co's
Chas A. Schieren & Co's
H. A. Kingsbury
Sproce St
Scranton, Pe
Ryes
W. J. Weighed
the Jeweler
Spruce Street
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