Complete line of Traw Mattings Offered at Low Prices
WH RS TUCKER CO markets Chinese and Japanese mattings with an extensive selection. Unusually prepared for large sales, mid summer low prices apply. Also announces a September 1 1892 session for Literary Course and Physical Culture with board, washing, lights, for 140 dollars yearly ending June 30 1893. Catalogues available from D Kagley president at Louisburg North Carolina.
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D. Kagley
Yhdew Sony
Homestead Disturbances Loom as Pinkertons Depart
Telegraph reports from Homestead claim armed lockout workers crowding the plant area with four deputy cars seen nearby. Reactions split between labor leaders condemning mob violence and officials fearing further violence as authorities weigh sending troops. other notices note ships wrecked near Kinsale and a high profile wedding in New Port.
The Negro Riot at Jacksonville Under Arms
Jacksonville reports state troops deployed with eight companies under Major Webster guarding the jail area as about forty arrestees are processed. Adjutant General Lang requested three more infantry companies. Palatka’s Gem City guards mobilized. rains dampen street activity while authorities declare the worst is over.
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Jacksonville
State Chronicle
Fla
Lang
Gem City Guards
Palatka
Florida
Webster
4Th Batallion
The Homestead Labor Troubles Debate in Congress
The Senate opened with sharp debate over the Homestead riot, denouncing Pinkerton guards as murderous. Senators urged enforcement of lawful rights and compensation, while House members discussed a treason resolution and a broader international monetary conference, followed by a disaster report from Baltimore listing fires and losses.
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Florida
Committee On Judiciary
Platt
Connecticut
Hoar
House
Pinkertons and Homestead Clash Reflections July 7
Reports from Pittspine and Homestead describe 300 Pinkertons on two barges. About 115 were dropped off on the river voyage to Homestead, leaving 185 at the site. Most came from New York Chicago and Philadelphia hired by Carnegie steel. 272 winchesters surrendered as the crisis grew. Governor Pattison expected an early resolution with property safety. Army, rifles, and private detectives featured in the storied conflict.
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East End
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Pick
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Frick
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Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
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Amalgamated
Nobility of Labor Amid Invasion by Anarchists at Homestead
At Homestead Pa three men infiltrated a labor hall nightly and passed incendiary circulars. Strikers detained them, marched them to the lockup, and a crowd gathered with jeers while authorities handled the incident. The note on the circular criticized Andrew Carnegie and called resistance to tyrants obedience to God. President Harrison received a telegram of the latest Homestead news en route to the Adirondacks.
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