Senate and House adjournment talks amid busy session
Washington July 28 Senate debates on the Homestead issue drag into morning. A special five member committee to probe the geological survey. House confirms McCorkle as West Virginia governor candidate after midnight balloting. Oldest man in New York, 107, dies in Farr Port. House approves 50,000 dollars for southern flood relief.
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O'Donnell's Sudden Departure Stirs Homestead Rumors
Homestead Pennsylvania July 28. Hugh O'Donnell left town on the 7:12 train for Pittsburg with no baggage as advisory bodies discussed allegations of double dealing and unconstitutional surrender to the Carnegie company. Mrs. O'Donnell says he is away on private business. The mill dispute proved stubborn with anarchist leaflets found among workers and three dissidents dismissed. A United Press visit showed 250 to 300 workers at work, with seven hundred inside the mill.
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Riot on B and O Train En routs to Homestead Mills
Laborers hired for Pittsburgh Homestead mills were packed into a B and O car with armed guards. A riot broke out when they learned they were bound for Homestead. One man was bayoneted, another lost a thumb, and several were injured amid a mob trying to escape. Joseph Manning, a Cincinnati printer's apprentice, gave testimony about the recruitment and transport.
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Murder Verdict Refuses Bail For Homestead Strikers
At Pirrsure Pennsylvania Judge Magee refuses bail for Sylveste Crichlow and James Close, Homestead strikers charged with murder. Testimony shows Crichlow with a gun at the barricade. Close posted $10,000 bail. Also notes Mullock’s arrest and links to Emma Goldman, plus Amalgamated Society talks, baseball scores, and local notices.
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North Carolina Press Convention Opens in Newberne
Cuarverre North Carolina July 28 The second day opened with discussions on Public Responsibility of Newspaper Correspondents Uniformity in Advertising Rates and How to Secure Protection Against Advertising Frauds Editors Caldwell Roberts Whichard McLeod and others led sessions Rev A G McManaway spoke on Indiscriminate Puffery The banquet was described as a grand affair The press excursion through the North leaves tomorrow morning The next convention meets in Newberne.
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Wake Forest Democrats organize Cleveland-Carr club
Wake Forest July 28 the Cleveland-Carr club was organized with Dr W C Lankford as president W C Brewer as vice president W W Holding secretary and E Allen treasurer A five member committee drafted campaign resolutions Railroad Commissioner E C Beddingfield spoke and fireworks followed Democratic enthusiasm runs high.
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