Debs Speech Stirs Audiences Amid Labor Strife
Dispatch from Terra Haute reports President Debs addressing a packed opera house on arbitration versus strikes. Debs says he opposed strikes but fought to defend labor rights, denying orders for the Pullman strike and forecasting future political action. He remains a Populist ally with temperate, forceful rhetoric.
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Terra Haute
Ind
Debs
Opera House
Chicago
Mr. Debs
Pullman
The Doctor's Patients and a Trainyard Murder
At night the doctor notes the fates of his patients while two tramps and a boy are arrested at Antelope near Rocklin and Sacramento for the murder of Corporal Kander in Ogden. Kander was shot. the trio tried to break into a box car on a westbound freight.
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Jones Boy
Pugilist
Antelope
Rocklin
Sacramento
Corporal Kander
Ogden
Kander
Ogden Railroad
M.D. Foley
A. M. Hartley
Reno
Colcord
Hartley
Caughlin
Senator Foley
Risa
Cleveland Denounced by Brookl yn Labor Union Leaders
The Central Labor Union of Brooklyn passed resolutions Sunday denouncing President Cleveland for calling federal troops during the strike and accusing him of aiding the Pullman company. The union claims to speak for 40,000 wage earners and condemns the administration as a tool against organized labor.
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Central Labor Union of
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Pullman Company
Ivanhoe Lodge to Install Officers in July Meeting
A special meeting of Ivanhoe Lodge No. 18 K of P is set for Tuesday at 8 o'clock to install officers. Knights are urged to attend. Also noted are various ads and notices including patent medicines and local business promotions.
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Ivanhoe Lodge No. 18
K. of P
Silver Party Meeting Dated July 24 1804 Humboldt County
The State Central Committee of the Silver Party in Humboldt County met on July 24 1804 by instruction from the Reno meeting of May 23 1804 and resolved that a further action be taken as part of the primaries.
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Onto
Toledo
Lucas County
Prank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Zulene
State Central Committee
Silver Party
Humboldt County
Reno
Delegates Named by District Votes in Silver Party Primary
Districts list multiple locales and delegates for a Silver Party primary with polls 2 to 6 pm. Locations include Lovelock Rye Patch Unionville Kennedy Golconda Rebel Creek Paradise Winnemucca Mill City Dun Glen and more with named judges and committee members. The ballot asks voters to proclaim support for silver at 16 to 1 and to select County Central Committee members per district.
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Lovelock
Rye Patch
Humboldt
Unionville
Mill City
Dan Glen
Kennedy
Pleasant Valley
Golconda
Stone House
Eden Valley
Rebel Creek
McDermit
Bartlett Creek
Disaster Peak
Paradise
Willow Point
Little Humboldt
Winnemucca
Postoffice
T. J. Hadley
Josiah Springer
H. Fellows
Woolcock's
Peter Organ
L. M. Donelin
J. F. Clark
Dun Glen
C Thomas
Sam Hendra
James Hendra
J. R. Benton
C. A. Norcross
F. Francis
Shallenberger's
G. N. Shallenberger
Paul Pinson
Albert Lay
Snapp's
F. P. Snapp
H. H. Mccaly
T. L Opine McDermit
Bowling’s
Bowling
C. Wallace
Jerry Hearn
Vary
L. Vary
A. W. Lindsay
B. Hanson
Soldbug Camp
L. L. Rickard
John Ryan
Ed. Choate
Weighel’s
William Weighel
R. H. Schwartz
C. Kemler
Darrah's Hotel
H. Darrah
C. W. Cornell
W. J. Merchant
Judges
United States
Silver Party
W. Mucea
Geo
Nixon
M. Fellows
WM. Weighel
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Giroux’ Hotel
John Cape
Reuben Sullhoff
William Jenkins
Raine
Armory Ball
James Robinson
Edward Reinhart
Reuben Sulhoff
Sulhoff
O'Neil
Subhowax
Carlin
Cape
G. 1 Pitt
J. J Campbell
Hood
Hall
de Backer
Paris
Alles
Paul Neth
Charles Neth
U.S
K. of
California
California Fig Syrup Co
J. Roveox
Jed-Tf
W. W.W
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
J. Cheney & CO
Ny Druggists
W. S. Porter
Bridge Street
Ad-Tf. E. Rersnarr & Co
E. Rersnarr & Co
Mrs. Winslow
Ayer
State Convention
Carson City
Felia Hall
W. C. Pitt
J. H. Thies
John T. Ried
Rye Pateh
Marion Howell
al. French
James Ashe
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