Coxey Army Parade at Capitol Ends in Ejections
An Army of Coxey and Browne led a march down Pennsylvania Avenue toward the Capitol on May 2. Police blocked the east front entry after Coxey attempted to speak, the protest to press after being moved away. The crowd dispersed with officers struggling to control the scene as Coxey and Browne were escorted to police custody.
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Senate Row Over Tariff Bills and Turpie Attack
In Washington on May 2 the Senate, led by Mr. Aldrich, demanded Democrats reveal proposed amendments to the tariff bill. Turpie attacked Senator Aldrich, accusing him as the source of false reports about the bill, provoking a sharp exchange and a hush in the chamber before Quay resumed the planned remarks.
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Housse Health Report Warns of Filthy Air in House
A report to the house committee on ventilation and acoustics finds 400 000 cubic feet of impure air rising from the cellar hourly and air passing through filthy ducts. It notes decaying documents, filthy carpets, and proposes pumping air from above the hall as a remedy.
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Portland Army Judge Orders Discharge for Contempt
United States District Judge Ueellinger discharged the Portland contingent of the industrial army charged with contempt for violating an injunction restraining interference with Union Pacific Railway property. Fifty-two women appeared, expressed they were unaware of the court order, and pledged to obey the laws in the future.
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Mother Song Poem Fragment in Moonlit Tone
Fragmentary verse describes a motherly lullaby for a sleeping child. Imagery blends earth, air, and celestial beings guiding dreams as night deepens. The speaker promises protection by powers of nature and heaven while the child rests.
Blind Justice Chapter IV: Secrets of Seth Treloar
In a Cornish coastal setting Judith recounts Seth Treloar’s death and a hidden door in a cellar, while the narrator reflects on guilt and escape plans. Jake the helper and a cliffside night scene deepen the mystery as the narrative edges toward a continuation.
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