Complete line of Chinese and Japanese straw mattings on sale
The store announces an unusually complete stock of Chinese and Japanese straw mattings for mid summer sales. It highlights a liberal selection of styles patterns and colorings and promises low prices and quick availability.
New York Democrat Seeks Exposition Date Change
From Washington July 8 Senate action shifted the dedication date of the World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago from October 12 to October 21, 1892. The measure passed with debate on Homestead incidents and tariff protection. Other business included the census appropriation and rail safety bills. London reports cholera deaths in Paris.
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McCarthy Defeated in Londonderry Election Returns
Cable reports from Britain show McCarthy defeated by Conservative J Ross in Londonderry. Right Hon. Henry Chaplin and Edward Stanhope re elected, Harrington re elected in Dublin Harbor. By 3 p.m. Conservatives lead 162, Liberals 126, Unionists 22, anti-Parnellites 13 as about half the Commons seats tally.
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Rioting Suppressed Talks at Homestead Mass Meeting
About two hundred locked out workers attended a noon mass meeting in the Homestead rink chaired by Weihe. Attorneys urged pacific action, warned militia could be deployed, and stressed obedience to authorities. Leaders planned to confer with the sheriff in Pittsburg while afternoon sessions advised cooperation with law officers.
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Riots and tensions flare in Homestead strike narrative
Reports from Homestead Pennsylvania detail mounting worker anger across Pittsburg Mahoning and Shenandoah valleys with calls for possible 3000 man support. Three funerals mark Wednesday’s clashes as Pinkerton threats prompt deputy guard plans and a push for unarmed guard duties.
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