Riot at Duluth ends in blood and arrests
A violent labor strike in Duluth draws thousands to the streets as police clash with strikers. One worker dies and several are wounded as officers fire on the mob near sewer works while state troops arrive to restore order.
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Am Advan
Aheenue
Lao
Ith Street
Third Street
Tenth Avenue
Garfield Avenue
Tito
Mmne
Pivrila
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Rade
California
Poe
Merces Guvlen
Greenbackers Call for Party Reorganization and Policy Platform
Artee O Jones, chairman of the national Greenbackers party, issues a call for reorganization across states and districts with delegates to the national gathering. The platform endorses full legal tender, government-issued money, debt repayment on original contracts, protectionist policies, American merchant marine, home industry, and limits on corporate stock and private land ownership.
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Artee O Jones
National
Eroeihuns Party
Toakiin Peorian
Greenback Party
Cenerestoma
Ove
Sey Bers
Constitutional Congress
Britain
Trade row over Canada Maine lumber free of duty
Ottawa reports Canada seeks reciprocal lumber trade with the United States via the British foreign office. The issue centers on Maine forest products shipped duty free into New England, with the Home Market Club pressing Congress to act. Treasury comments hint at possible misstatements and political risk, while Maine loggers fear loss of markets and border smugging penalties.
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United States
Washington
New York Herald
Ottawa
Blaine
Treasury
Wu Moe
Tiche ' Bor
Causda
Congress
Maine
St John
St. Croix
New
Hrngawick
Eith
Home Market Club
Treasury Department
Death in a Mine Report on Fatal Explosion
A mine explosion killed several miners in a coal pit near Bueno. An inquiry by investigators from New York examined fire damp and other causes. The report notes the tragedy amid claims that some workers opposed secret trials and mass meetings by leaders.
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Bueno
Brance
New York
Minerny
William Leanneney
Verdict of coroner jury on Julinstown flood death
The coroner jury found Ellen Mito died by drowning when the South Fork dam failed. They held the dam poorly built and not strong enough to withstand overflow, blaming the owners for the loss of life and property in the valley population. Signed by multiple jurors on July 4, 188.
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Fillen
Ellen Mito
John Coho
Abraham Terner
AL. Ilals
Solve H. Levine
John A. Wiesinger
J. W. Canirk
Mormon Missionaries Stir Indignation in West Virginia
The article reports strong outrage at persistent Mormon missionary activity in Rich County West Virginia. Weekly meetings spread polygamy openly and attempts to practice it are noted with at least one convert reportedly taking a second wife. Six full fledged Mormons are said to reside in the county.
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West Virginia
Rich County
Conscience of a survivor on Norfolk & Western wreck
A fragmented historical report quotes General Martin and officials discussing railroad disaster casualties. It covers survivor opinions, wages for appointed officials, local wrecks, a New Jersey Central train incident, and various other late 19th century notices including deaths, promotions, strikes, and a moral tale about social behavior.
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Erry Martin
Norfolk & Western
Chomus J. Morgan
Lerchester
Stodiin Schools
Wlena Spiela
Todien
Refuge for the Pope Proposed Amid Collapsed Arrangements
A homefront advisory notes arrangements for the papal refuge have collapsed amid a fiery accident at a Paria fireworks factory. Seven parsons were reportedly injured, and authorities report arrests following a mayoral meeting disruption. The report, full of blurred names, hints at widespread unrest and ongoing public safety concerns.
They Were All Hanks on the Western Reserve Line
A pair of travelling newspaper men amused themselves by shouting Hank at stations along a Cleveland bound Lake Shore train. The gag drew crowds of rustics and a big farmer threatened violence before the train finally moved on. The conductor then sped away to avert a clash, ending the jest.
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Hanks
Western Reserve
Henry
Heaney
Pittsburgh
Patch
Cleveland
Lake Soo
Fin
Hank
Smill
Ample Excuse and a Frustrated Conversation
A fragmentary exchange shows Miss Laura questioned by her mother about a late departure around three o'clock and excuses offered for a dispute. The brief exchange conveys social tension and a humorous tone in a domestic scene from the era.
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Laura
Etre Haute Express
Unclear OCR Fragment From Waterstreet Merchant
A garbled OCR passage quotes a Waterstreet merchant discussing a case of hearing loss and an unhappy customer. The text appears to reference loud noises and a work environment affecting hearing, with names obscured and nonsensical phrasing throughout.
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Manions
Kimira
A Successful Merchant Robant Wheel Tanned story
A long profile sketches a Chicago businessman tied to OW. Taneill & Co, tracing his rise from humble origins in 1844 Vietnam to a quarter century in active trade. It highlights his resilience in debts, expansion into cigar manufacturing in New York, and his role as originator of the famous Fanwill Paveh.
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Marine Corps
Hilneia
Vauaill
Mason Locke Weems
Palie
Washingtey
Ant
Washtustan
Annies
Mary
Layten
Chivaza
Aril
Alvaco
Layanne
Bert
Hisinnse
Theo
New York
America
Tonwitla
Polley
Tansill
Sal
U.S
Drunken youths in Vienna prompt school ban
The report notes drunken youths near Vienna schools and a city order banning alcohol sales to anyone under 18. It mentions a French fisherman presumed lost, later returning, and a 19th century legal dispute over his wealth being divided before authorities ruled his death. England and Austria are referenced in a broad recount.
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He Vance
Europe
Iss
Austria
Vienna
ligoVern
England
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