Powderly Denies Expulsion In Knights Of Labor Case
The Tribune reports ex general master workman Powderly was expelled from the Knights of Labor, a claim he denies in his first authorized interview since losing office. The piece outlines alleged charges, Philadelphia Times influence, and Powderly's stance against disbanding or merging assemblies with the Federation of Labor. The article notes the broader power struggle at a Philadelphia conference and hints at further details on Page 8.
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Philadelphia
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Knights of Labor
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Borden Ol P H Qala
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Boston
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Trinvst
Grand Waster Workman
Philadelphia Times
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Falas
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Belaly
Kalghta
St. Lois
Genera
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Times
Secreary Hayes
Ade Jenda
Hamuo Ompers
Federation of
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Ifan
Uton of Trades
Tor- 10
P. H. Quinn
Providence
Drewn
Massachusette
E Koignts
North
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Powderly and Allies Faces Expulsion from Knights of Labor
A Boston meeting of Knights of Labor leaders McGlliire French and Martin decided to expel Terrence V Powderly ex general master workman and A W Wright of Toronto and P E H Quinn of Providence. The board warned them to respond within fifteen days or face expulsion pending the general assembly next fall.
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Pamapeneuta
Terrence V Powderly
Knights of Labor
A.W. Wright
Toronto
The
Knights
P. E H. Quinn
Providence
District 90
Boston
Mesars. McGllire
French
Martin
Order
Federation of Labor
Bia
General Executive Board
Billyk
General Assembly
Juniata Flood Devastates Town and Bridges in Hestinatox Area
Heavy rain floods the Juniata River and Raystown branches sweeping bridges away and washing out rural roads. Homes are evacuated and residents seek high ground while industrial facilities flood including gas plant and business blocks. one man drowns while attempting to save property amid widespread destruction along the river and rail line.
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Hestinatox
Juniata Valley
Jonian River
Raystown
Iron County
Iacniata
Haystown
Gas Company
Bmunsy
Bousse
Jacob Miller
Sexton
Ryde Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Royston Tranch
Fo Bristown
Joniats
Miffle County
McVeytown County
Major Philadelphia Fire Damages Sichel Building Stock
A large fire in Philadelphia at the Lenaped building of Julius Sichel Co. 0 32 and 54 North Eighth Street and 406 Arch Street caused heavy stock and fixture losses ranging from 75 000 to 100 000 with insured amounts around 55 000. Fire spread via an elevator shaft and four alarms were sounded. Neighbors Damenbaum Son & Co. reported 200 000 in damages with 100 000 insured. Other firms at 48 North Eighth and 812 Arch Street reported smoky water damage of 20 000 and 50 000 respectively.
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Parmapenrnia
Philadelphia
Julius Sichel Company
North Eighth Street
Arch Street
Sichel
L. Danembaum
J. W. Lerusiatre
Walter
J. C. Bentley
No Need of Troops in Coke Region says Hudson
Thomas J. Hudson of Governor Pattison's staff completed an official tour in Uniontown Pennsylvania to assess if state troops were needed to protect coke properties and workers. He met with coke operators county officials and labor leaders and reported the situation is presently quiet and no troops are required.
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Uniontown
Thomas J. Hudson
Pattison
Coke
Cok
Hudson
Logs Sweep Down Susquehanna as City Faces Flood
Williamsp ort Pa records a flood scare with the Old Susquehanna near flood height. Ten million feet of logs have already floated down the river and the main boom has broken, threatening millions in lumber losses.
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Linden
Lock Haven
Edgar Munson
Cook's
Kettle Creek
Wilkinmaport
Mill Creek colliery strike fallout halts work at Keystone
A severe alarm in a thin section kept the Mill Creek Keystone colliery strikers indoors with fears of violence. A secret meeting occurred this afternoon but details remain unclear. The company plans a coal seam restart tomorrow morning guarded by coal and iron police, though worker entry is uncertain and mining likely to stay idle for days.
Notable Minnesota Politician Jared Benson Dies
The Honorable Jared Benson, a leading Minnesota figure, died Saturday. The report notes his prominence among era and political circles, with details uncertain due to text quality.
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Jared Benson
Minnesota
Elijah
Elder
Indiana
Peritonitis
Jie Wan
Hy Ang Medical Society
Engineer Intention
St. Paul
Destructive War Storm Hits Wyoffiing Valley
A severe wartime storm swept Wyoffiing Valley from Saturday night into today causing widespread damage across Quaint Tilcons Barre Witxes-Barre area with extreme destruction noted as the war continues.
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Tilcons Barre
Witxes-Barre
Wyoffiing Valley
Severe Storm Rips Counties Floods Rivers and Damages
Torrential rain and high winds whip county as rivers overflow and crops suffer. A Wilkes-Barre traction car hits a fallen tree injuring the motorman and passengers. Kingston area may flood cutting river communications.
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Shequehanna
Ashley
Wilkow Barre Traction Company
Sugar Notch
Mayflower Sinks on Susquehanna at Nanticoke
The steamboat Mayflower chartered by a Hungarian society sank late this afternoon in the Susquehanna near Nanticoke while traveling to the opposite shore. Passengers disembarked. crew were saved by small boats. The vessel likely sank due to a dry bottom breach that worsened as water entered through a crack during winter quarters.
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Susquehanna Winkes-Banneri
Mayflower
Susquehanna River
Nanticoke
Hungarian Society
Plor
Nantiyoke
Vernewin
Rail washouts strand valley residents in Pennsylvania
Superintendent reports heavy washouts on the Lewisburg Tyro-ne branch from Lewisburg to Bellefonte. Bridges removed and tramway at Paddy Mountain destroyed. Water two feet higher than 1950 at Coburn. residents flee to hills and mountains amid floods.
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Liwisuena
Lewisburg and Tyrone
Pennsylvania Railroa
Bellefonte
Millmont Aud Weet
Ising Spring
Paddy Mountain
Coburn
Valleya
River flood forces mass evacuation near Johnstown
The Conemaugh River overflows prompting residents to flee for safety in Johnstown Pennsylvania on May 21 904. Water three and one half feet deep fronts the Western Union telegraph office as the river rises rapidly threatening homes and businesses.
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Witliamspoor
GPUIS
Williamsport
Johnstown
Western Union Telegraph Office
Paralyzed by a live wire incident in Mount Vernox
Miss Addie Acker, 17, and her sister Lillie were walking on Mount Vernon avenue when a hanging electric wire shocked Addie. Four men pulled her away, but she remained prostrated and unable to stand the next day. Neighbor A. M. Van Garrel also felt a shock after stepping on the same wire. Authorities suspect the wind broke the line, leaving Ming Acker at risk of a full shock.
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Mount Vernox
Addie Acker
Lillie
Mount Vernon Avenue
First Street
Addie
A. M. van Garrel
Ming Acker
Sunday Ball Games at St Donte
Two games played with St Donte hosting. St Louie 4 Cincinnati ?. St Lowia 1 Cineintath 7.
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St. Donte
St. Louie
Cincinnati
St. Lowia
Cineintath
Polished prodigy and royal entertainment in distant Britain
Broullaw Hulerman, a year old Polish prodigy, astonishes London with bold violin performances before Queen Victoria at Windsor. Elena Dove and company perform in the drawing room, while Liddoni’s La Locandiena stirs courtly interest.
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Broullaw Hulerman
London
Bla
Apos
Elenora Dove
Vitoria
Wigdsor
Liddoni
Franco Ban
Siam
William
Madrid
Aparobista
Martines Gompos
Imperial Palace
St. Petersburg
Baron Oppenheimer
Vigilant
Dowo
Krupp
Noweet Rifles Annnol Eee Niddey
Clemence Schrieber
Berlin
Schreiber
America
Enduring Debate on tariff bill continues with Quay comeback
Senate finance discussions show Republicans unlikely to block or delay the tariff bill as Quay prepares to resume his installment remarks. Harris Voorhis and Jones support passage with 44 votes while Quay eyes a renewed push on the Mexican steel data as the Senate nears July fiscal year start.
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Senator Jones
Finances Committee
Harries
Senate
Repub- Heath
M Gara Harris
Voorhers
Jones
Arkangad
Divorce Trial Sparks Quebec Scandal Involving Odell Family
A sensational divorce case in Quebec centers on L. & Odell a wealthy leather merchant and his wife. The trial features alleged crimes including murder and robbery, plus a servant Eugenie Tonchstte who claims police officials were compromised.
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St. Foye
Mra Piche
Myre
Odell
Jules Hamel
le Colonel Fobl
Quebec
Nan
le Moise Raymond
Pollen Vobl
Oce
Dalton Gang in Camp Near Stillwater Threatens Raid
The Dalton gang is in camp near Stillwater and vows to raid the town and liberate a prisoner. Arkansas Town promises murder and assassination of court officers. The town is armed and deputies rush to the scene as the territory faces great excitement.
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Dalton Gang
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Stillwater
Arkaneas
Oheriffe
Venezuelan Earthquake Damages Andean Railway
Advices from Conens Plumacher of Maracaibo dated May 6 report the Venezuelan earthquake causing major damage to the San Carlos Merida railway in the Andes. The axis of disturbance extended three days, bridges destroyed, stations toppled, rails bent, and several lives lost in La Guillos and surrounding areas.
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Atutw
Conens Plumacher
Maracaibo
San Carlos and
Merida
Andeas
la Guillos
Catastrophe Relief Appeals Rise After Major Disaster
Fragments describe widespread destruction with lake encroachment on ite gite and black odor from crevices. References note two earthquakes worse than 1849 and 1575, with Co ut Colombia’s flour losing city Fupeleanee and 5,000 lives. The Venezuelan minister in Washington is asked to solicit relief contributions.
Loved an Old Bulwer and Was Engaged to Marry His Rival
Mina Lacy Slton of Sellon township, Illinois, killed herself by arsenic after an inquest revealed she was torn between two lovers. She was engaged to a neighborhood suitor but a former lover pressed his suit, and she chose to end her troubles rather than break a marriage contract.
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Vashalla
Ill
Mina Lacy
Sellon Township
Killa
Shaw
Sue
English Miners Abroad Report Mixed Solidarity At Congress
English delegates at the International miners’ congress expressed willingness to cooperate with colleagues across nations while opposing continental socialist tactics. The event featured a Berlin celebration with massive beer intake as French and German delegates exchanged greetings and pacific discourse gave way to rousing demonstrations. The socialists face a boycott and fund strains as coopers and brewers strike and breweries reduce output and workforce.
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Ebrnnis
Busgach
Pas-de Calais
Charleroi
Bourgooise
Wilson
Berlin
Coopers and Brewers
Sstistanta
Social Democrats
Dovcutt
Emile Henry Executed in Public at Paris
Emile Henry was executed at dawn after the Feb 72 bombing of the Hotel Terminus. A crowd gathered as 1,600 Republican guards and police surrounded the square. Chaplain Valadier led Henry to the scaffold, he proclaimed Courage and Long live anarchy before the fall of the blade.
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Panty
Emile Henry
Bartiere
Doibier
Elsory
Deibler
Edmund Yates Dies After Apoplexy at Garrick Theater
Edmund Yates, renowned author and journalist, died this afternoon after a stroke at the Garrick Theatre where Lytton’s Money was being staged. He would have turned 63 next July and began publishing in his twenties. In 1872 he lectured in the United States and in 1874 founded the London weekly The World, serving as editor until his death.
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Edmund Yates
Garrick Theater
Lytton
Yates
United States
the World
London
Weather forecast for Wasnixeros and Pennsylvania on Monday
Forecast notes showers tonight for eastern Pennsylvania and variable conditions for western Pennsylvania on Monday. Local coverage provides toss up precipitation and wind expectations.
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Wasnixeros
Pennsylvania
Peninsylvania
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