Riot and strikes hit Patterson silk mills in 1900s turmoil
Riot violence erupts as pistol fire and stones strike mills in Patterson New Jersey amid a dyer’s strike. Police are overwhelmed, workers clash with guards, and threats of Governor aid loom. Mob attacks, damaged property, and widespread closures push Hudson county mills toward idleness with thousands unemployed.
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Senators Confer on Cuban Reciprocity in June Session
In Washington in June 1893 Republican senators held a conference on Cuban reciprocity. Support came from Foraker Heveridge Lodge Hile Aldrich McComas and Hanna with Platt of Connecticut adding remarks from a prior gathering. Opposed by Burton and Kurro yw a.
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Paterson Vigilance Committee Carves Out Anarchist Tactics
Mayor M Hunghllife tightens control as Paterson faces unrest. Soldiers stay on night duty if needed, while a vigilante group of wealthy businessmen plans to starve out anarchists by blacklisting employers. Private detectives shadow suspects, and the plan hinges on voluntary departures or targeted economic pressure. The committee reports $250,000 in pledges to carry out its actions.
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Kansas Apple Crop Outlook From Topeka Grower
Pred Wellhouse, Kansas's largest apple grower, predicts a very large crop despite fewer trees bearing fruit. He notes fruit quality is high and size is excellent, with drought or hail as the main hazards that could jeopardize the yield.
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United Mine Workers Fear Coal Shortage and General Strike
June 29 in Todiagapolis reports Wy L B Wilson of the United Mine Workers warns current Vitalin and anthynette coal stocks could run out in under three months if mine work halts nationwide. A nationwide convention in July may back a general strike, risking vast economic disruption across 30 states with about 450,000 miners and over 300,000 organized.
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Rush Orders For Men In Topeka Harvest Help
The state employment agency cannot fill rush orders for harvesters as most applicants are hired elsewhere. Heavy rains slow the wheat harvest and farmers rush to secure more help. Demand outstrips supply, leaving many positions unfilled.
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National Legislature Faces Budget and Policy Debates
A broad session agenda includes finance measures, military affairs, and public notices. Senators and representatives debate appropriations and statutory changes while committees advance pending bills amid party divisions and procedural votes.
Coronation Week Plans and Events East and West
London schedule outlines a thirteen day coronation program from June 21 to July 4 including arrivals at Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey ceremony on June 26, royal reviews, and garden parties. Reports also cover forest fires near Ouray and a Solomon Kansas political vote on prohibition, Apache tensions in Arizona, Minneapolis bribery cases, and Kansas coal miners’ wage-scale ultimatum.
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Massive 1904 Brief Almanac of Global Events
Pensioners numbered 995201 in April. Mont Vates erupts again in June. Asteximship shipped 1,250,000 spine spples from Cuba to New York. Princeton graduating class expands to 58 members. Four men die from lightning on a Sherman Texas farm. Hubbard Texas fire destroys block and five wooden buildings. King Victor Emmanuel buys 159000 acres in Virginia for 28 million. Saxony’s king childless, George to succeed? Migration to Tafted States from Sweden noted. German general staff intrigue around Taft era. Steel makers raise wages ~10 percent amid prosperity. Neely faces ten-year term for postal fruad. prisoners repatriated. Russia reports favorable western conditions. Caspian provinces plagued by locusts. Kidnapper demands 4000 ransom for Nel Anderson in Alabama. Texas drought continues. rain scarce. Philippine scouts’ lieutenant Ryan dies by self-inflicted wound. Dun & Co reports excellent corn crop. Earthquake hits Chilpancingo Mexico on June 17. Maize tax to be halved per Commons. Carnegie donates 100000 to American Library Assn. May post office receipts up 1 percent. Kangus City school savings surpass 17000 deposits with thousands still in bank.
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