Still There Powderly Survives Opposition At Knights Assembly
Still there Powderly and the General Assembly hold their positions after a vote, with demands for the resignations of Yarry and Bailey. Charges surface against Bailey, Hayes, and others as committees consider changes to officers terms and investigative roles. Delegates seek cooperation between Washington and other groups.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Knights of Labor General Assembly
Messrs
Yarry and Bailey
W.H. Bailey
Jim Hayes
Powderly
Church of Rome
Litchman
Bailey
Barry
Donnelly
Committee On Law
Co-operative Board
Blaine
D. A
Mary Hanafin
Philadelphia
National Farmers’ Alliance
Ee Washington
Peesera Yeeteeoh Sweeeemany
Feld
Boston
Escape At Longview Asylum By Patient Wm Lawrence
William Lawrence, patient at Longview Asylum, escaped this morning. His family resides at 986 Sycamore Street and police were instructed to search for him.
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Wm. Lawrence
Longview Asylum
Sycamore Street
Five Die as New York Parochial School Building Collapses
A partial collapse of a thirty foot span building in Manhattan killed five workers and injured about twenty seven others. The Rev Father Kirner was supervising and among the injured. The structure lacked central support and walls were weakened by removal of bookcase recesses and many window openings.
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New York
Mission Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
One Hundred and Fifteenth Street
Father Kinner
John Durkin
Paglo Giloberti
Girolano Lauria
Antonio Mori
Henry Runtso
Frank Bannon
Edward Walsh
Robert Young
Butler Offers Help in Anarchist Supreme Court Appeal
Captain Black wires from New York that General Ben Butler has offered to aid the defense in appealing the anarchist case to the United States Supreme Court. The Defense Committee plans a special meeting to decide on retaining him and to arrange fees, with a cost estimate of 25,000 dollars. General Pryor, J Randolph Tucker, and General Butler are named in the anticipated expenses and planning.
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Outcane
Captain Black
Arbeiter Zeitung
New York
Ben Butler
United States Supreme Court
Defense Committee
Frank Stabe
Butler
Pryor
J. Randolph Tucker
Roger A
Ingersoll To Speak If Washington Appeal Fails
Butler and Mr. Tucker share oratory honors. Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll will be retained to appeal to Governor Oglesby of Illinois if the Washington effort fails.
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Butler
Mr. Tucker
Robert G. Ingersoll
Oglesby
Illinois
Washington
Narrow Escapes On Fire Damaged Bridges Reported
Adrian Michigan October 18 an eastbound Wabash passenger train with many passengers narrowly escaped destruction when the bridge ahead caught fire. The engineer stopped the train and road men on board extinguished the flames and repaired the bridge after a two hour delay. A deliberate wrecking attempt is suspected. Canton Ohio October 18 a Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago passenger train was flagged east of Louisville to avoid a burned bridge leaving timbers burned and rails unsupported. Trains were delayed about two hours. Dayton Ohio October 18 editor Evening News notes local party tensions and active township organization during a heated campaign.
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Adrian, Micn
Wabash
Long Bridge
North Morenci
Canton
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Here
Louisville
Union Labor Party Booming In Cleveland Ont
The Union Labor party rallies show rapid growth with organized wards and nightly new members. Over two thousand attendees filled the base meeting last night as townships are mobilized.
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Bproial Dispatch
Evening News
Cleveland
Union Labor Party
Train collision injures farmer and son at Feasi and Eggleston
Early this morning Andrew Kuntz a Clough Creek farmer and his twelve year old son Adam were crossing the Pan Handle Railroad at Feasi street and Eggleston avenue in a wagon when a yard engine struck the vehicle demolishing it and throwing the occupants clear. The father and son were injured but the boy escaped unharmed.
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Andrew Kuntz
Clough Creek
Pan Handle
Feasi Street
Eggleston Avenue
Adam
Protest in Union Square Over Police Action at Progressive Labor Meeting
About seven thousand people gathered in Union Square to condemn police dispersal of a Progressive Labor party meeting on October eighth. Socialist leaders and other radicals spoke as red flags flew, with police kept in the background by Superintendent Murray and a large, unobtrusive force.
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New York
Union Square
Progressive Labor Party
George Party
Murray
Steers
Allaire
Reilly
Clinchy
Carpenter
Plaatform
Strevitch
Colonel Hinton
Edward Goldsmith
George Block
Thaddeus B. Wakeman
Wm. Penn Rodgers
Hugo Vogt
Shevitch
Actim
Liberty
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General Assembly
Tion
Barry and Bailey
Mabley & Carew
Cincinnati
Dayton
Ohio
A. J
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George
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