Knights of Labor Declare Unity Amid Labor Reform Debates
The Knights of Labor general assembly in Chor Lane Ohio adjourned after ten days. Delegates debated southwest troubles strikes and union relations while adopting an address to unify workers under one general law and pursue coordinated wage and hour reforms.
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Chor Lane
Knights of Javor
General Assembly
Southwest
Loyoutta
Assembly
Gzera
Conress
Congress
Knights of Labor
Barry
On Board
Sowderly
David KR. Gilson
Hamilton
Ont
Ath
Joseph St Piebauey
Denver
Aber Eiqurer
BEC
Irs Bo Aflesworth
Baltimore
Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Brotherhood
Cause of Labor
Tta
Grand Army of Labor
Ikke
Menor Kalylits
Brett
Tater
Ternlust
Adje
Scranton
Robbery Attempt Targets Bronx Residence of I G Baurret
Early this morning a bold robbery and murder attempt occurred near four miles from the city. Mrs Baurret alerted residents after intruders awakened her. Mr Baurret fired a lamp and was shot at, hitting the wall. Maynard Parks, once a farm worker, was arrested. two other suspects are at large as police pursue them. Circumstantial evidence ties Parks to the shooting as the robbers sought a large sum believed hidden in the wealthy household.
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Bronx City
I. G. Baurret
Baurret
Nsix Hen
Maynnard Parks
Sensational Canard Sparks Irish Scandal Claims
A Saint Louis dispatch from an unnamed paper claims Parnell was involved in a social scandal, while alleging O Brien failed to vote on home rule in the commons. The piece appears to rely on sensational conjecture and may be unfounded.
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Rt. Louis Pont Dispatch
Parnell
Iriah
O'Briea
Nationaliata
Outlook on crops in Minnesota and surrounding states improves
Minneapol is dispatch reports wheat conditions improved since May drought. Rain spread across the northwest, strongest in northern Minnesota and Dakota, light in southern Minnesota and Dakota. Wisconsin and northern towns benefit most. Nebraska reports some rain but crops uneven. Corn and oats lag behind wheat but show better prospects with ongoing showers and cooler nights.
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Minneapolias Dispatch
Heportn
Minnesota
Dakota
Iowa
Nebraskan
Wisconsin
Northwest
Chicago
Kenville
Goodhue
Faribault
McLeod
Cantina
Wiscom
Nebraska
Siketa
Red Staer Valley
Pavitt Country
Dames River Valley
Wanens
Minneapolis
St Louis
To & M
Milwaukee
St Duval
Lowa
Lawn
Ward Dava
Missing Tig Money Package Shocks Van Wert
A money package sent from Union National Bank of Cincinnati to Van Wert turned up empty except for cotton pasteboard and railroad advertising bills. The box reportedly contained ten thousand dollars and was delayed twenty four hours causing suspicion of robbery. Cincinnati money clerk notes the package was sealed with green wax, the waybill marked abort, and red wax seal upon receipt. Investigation references a Toledo official and multiple messengers involved in the route.
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van Wert
National Bank
United States Express
Union National Bank of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cmeina
Toledo
Cincinnati Money
Congress Debates Official Congratulation for President Marriage
Washington officials discuss whether Congress should record official congratulations to the president on his marriage. Some lawmakers object, noting no precedent for such a journal entry, while others argue the move would be appropriate given contemporary felicitations from Queen Victoria and foreign officials.
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Congress
Washington
The Grand Jury Reports On Anarchists In Cook County
The Cook county grand jury reports that the number of dangerous anarchists is far smaller than feared, with under one hundred identified as anarchist rather than the broader group. The report says many followers act under others guidance and that police will pursue those leaders. Sam Fielden Ralph Fischer Geo Engel Louis Ling Michiel Selva August Spies faced murder charges before Judge Rogers with Captain Black entering not guilty pleas.
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Cook County
Bth
Rogera
Lancers
Sam Fielden
Ralph Fischer
Geo Engel
Louis Ling
Michiel Selva
August Spies
Rogers
Degan
Captain Black
Legal and disaster notes mix of frontier cases and politics
Bull sues the register over land filings under desert and timber laws with a mandamus sought from the territorial supreme court. Bakers strike in Buffaloefill. unions bake bread to avert famine. Frightened horse drags a woman into the Kentucky river. man jumps and swims to aid. Cincinnati rail transfer talks risk Illinois Central control via Huntington shares and Ingalls. John Kelly funeral details at St Patrick's Cathedral. views and black mourning noted. Election returns in Portland hint at Democratic gains. mayoral and gubernatorial race dynamics. Garfield injury case goes to jury. Rawley Springs fire devastates Luck with $10,000 loss. Powderly denies leftist influence. mine death in Wyoming mine cited.
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Bull
T. C. Bailey
Sault Lake I
Aslies
Desert Iunda
Sparks
Territorial Supreme Court
Buffaloefill
Doases
Frankfort
William Hammond
Kentucky
Edward Grant
Indy
Cincinnatis
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louia
Ith
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Noark Thorn
Reiining
Asdes
John Kelly
Portland
Regan
Amd
Peonoyer
Knights of Lalor
Anthophe
Thankful Tanner
Cleveland
Mra
Fome
Col Wis
Wyaming
Ilo
Txoti
Wan
Coon
Confederate Memorial Day Observances Across Cemeteries
The report notes Confederate graves adorned with flowers on Memorial Day near London Cemetery where Gen Hlorbert and Col. Larry Gilmore were memorialized. Maj. T. Douglas of Gen Stonewall Jackson's staff gave a lecture on Southern volunteers in the evening.
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Baltimore
Theaty
London Cemetery
Duerge
Hlorbert
Larry Gilmore
TE Douglasa
Stonewall Dirckaon
Weat Somerville
Mass
Park Avenue
Nccety
Portland
Oregon
Tate
Penuryer
Cornelius
Haan
Congress
McBride
Phelps licence linked to state banquet illness
The Pall Mall Gazette reports on a purported Orange army forming to oppose home rule, claiming over seventy three thousand men. The Gazette calls for immediate government action amid the controversy surrounding United States Minister Phelp's licence at the royal birth banquet due to his indisposition.
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United States
Phelp
Phelps
Pall Mall Gazette
Orange Army
Gozette
Knights of Labor Vote Keeps Harmony in Home Club Split
The Cleveland dispatch reports a peaceful Knights of Labor session with two new executive board members elected, Joseph Buchanan of Denver and Ira Aylaworth of Baltimore, both Powderly allies. A third member, David B. Gibson, was elected yesterday.
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Cleveland Dispatch
Knights of Labor
Josephb. Buchanan
Denver
Col
Ira Aylaworth
Baltimore
David B. Gibson
Hamilton
Ont
Knights
Richmond Assembly
Ita
Powderly
The Fisheries Dispute and Canada Great Britain Relations
London commentary urges measured response to the fisheries quarrel. It argues Canadians seek treaty observance of the 1814 agreement and deserve reciprocal concessions. The piece urges firmness in support of Canada while avoiding escalation in the Atlantic dispute.
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London
Standard
Bayard
Washington
Basan
Great Britain
Rioting in Belfast Wrecks Catholic Homes and Taverns
Belfast dispatch reports heavy rioting with about 100 Catholic owned houses wrecked and two burned. Orange mob looted Catholic taverns, dumped liquor into gutters, and paraded crys of anti pope slogans. Twenty five people suffered buck shot wounds as police ready to use ball cartridges if violence resumes tonight.
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Belfast
Iast
Catholica
Orange
Immense Bullion Shipment From Sturgis
Bullion valued at 155000 shipped from Sturgis Dakota on the 7th via the Wells Fargo Express. It stands as the largest semi monthly shipment yet, with ongoing mine development likely to push future shipments above this value.
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Sturgis
Cak
Enno
Wella Fargo Express Company
Senate and House actions on tariffs and land bills in June
Senate debates on Northern Waclitie forfeiture and Northern Pacific land taxes. Evarts amends to exclude unsurveyed lands. House passes oleomargarine bill with tariff fix, 5 cents per pound, while debating fortifications and fish duties. Senate considers indemnity for Rock Springs riots and Chinese losses. conference talks begin.
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van Wyck
Walluia
Northern Pacific
Evarts
Lune
Springer
Ilinois
MacMillen
Tha House
House
Gloucester
Mass
Dawes
Committee
Ile
Home of Representatives
Rock Springs
Wyo
O'Neill
Missouri
Hatch
Ifo
Committee On Agriculture
Ways and Means Committee
Yeas
Ingalls
Beck
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Seccretary of the Interior
Cockrell
Tle
United States
Yews
Nous
Messrs
Berry
Coke
Hustin
George
Harris
Maxey
Mitchell
Oregon
Sioux City public building funded. rail bills debated in Senate
The Iowa senate advanced a $100,000 appropriation for a Sioux City public building. In June and June 7 sessions, Congress debated the Pacific railroad extension, oleomargarine, and consular funds, while discussing earnings, net profits, and set conditions for sinking funds. Debate touched on naval academy admissions, executive sessions, and civil service reform rhetoric.
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Fiouse
Struble
Iowa
Senate
Sioux City
Pacific Railroad
Dhenley
Charles Francia Adams
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Long
Adams
Holman
Commissioner of Railroads
Union Pacific Road
Central Pacific
Trolman
Crisp
Beate
Miller
Committee On Agriculture
Mr. Brown
Committee On Railroads
United States
Beck
House Committees Favor Harris Bill and Wool Tariff Restoration
The Ways and Means Committee reports a favorable bill amending the Revised Statutes to regulate tobacco packing and selling. Resolutions by Grosvenor and Viking of Ohio urge no wool duties reductions and support restoring the 1867 wool tariff. The Invalid Pensions Committee backs a Hilaryberry Ohio bill offering a uniform $12 monthly pension to all totally disabled veterans, replacing Blair’s scale.
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Committee On Ways and Means
Harris
Messrs. Grosvenor and Viking
Ohio
House Committee On
Blair
Hilaberry
United States
House Committee
Conspiracy at East St. Louis Spurs Vigilance Plan
East St. Louis residents alarmed by a conspiracy to pillage banks and homes. A meeting on the 6th formed a committee to press the mayor for a reliable force to fill vacancies from alleged conspirators. If refused, a vigilance committee and ward patrols of eight men will be established to protect life and property.
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East St. Louis
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