19 Jul 1894
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Newspaper
The Old Abe Eagle
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1894
Page
1
Uran's enabling act passes both houses while a New Mexico statehood bill outline appears. Chicago's Prenorcastis de Justice stays slow as arbitration urged. Democrats prep for August conventions amid tax disputes on Pullman profits. rail unions clash with railroad firms and boycott fallout fuels tensions among railway labor groups.
The Republican silver measure in Denver is debated with calls for public guessing games while the Populist resolution is also probed. A staged arson attempt at the Albuquerque Democrat caused minor damage, tied to railroad-favoring stances. County races may field A Ridgeway, Ernest Langston, and J. B. Labours before August 5.
The passage notes two internal enemies in the Democratic party and describes members attacking each other with vigorous rhetoric, seen as a cautionary sign to their supporters and a test of party unity.
After decades of waiting residents celebrate the arrival of a Democratic Congress deemed poised to pursue justice for New Mexico. The milestone marks a long-awaited shift in federal attention and policy potential for the state.
Echoes from Las Vegas to El Paso note threats against workers who support newspapers or merchants sympathetic to rail unions. Debs and Powderly in speeches push government control as a remedy, while data from the Interstate Commerce Commission lists railroad employment and distribution across the United States reflecting rising labor numbers and classifications.
The St Louis Republic argues two separate rights govern labor and railway operations the workers right to quit and the railroad right to manage trains. It condemns strikes that halt all service as an unacceptable method and warns such actions push toward stronger government and reduced protections for workers.
County Superintendent Seaborn T. Gray certifies a July 9 apportionment of the county school fund totaling $1,385.39 with 1,089 scholars. The per scholar rate is 60.1081 dollars, apportioned to the listed districts.
Apportionment of school funds for Lincoln County announced with brief notes on suppliers and prices. Mentions Winson's prints and domestics being cheaper and lists paints and baking powder brands. Includes references to W. C. BL I Co. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder and party years as the standard.
Denver mining men Price Westerland and H. M artin arrive in town while D B Barger and the Fort Scott Mining Co push work on their ground. Porfirio Trujillo, outlaw wanted for stock stealing and Las Vegas conspiracy, is captured at La Luz and turned over to Miguel County authorities.
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