Army of Coxey Pilgrims Captured by Montana Troops
The Montana army of 690 Coxey pilgrims was seized from boxcars near Mile City by 250 Fort Keogh infantry under Col. Page after a late-night pursuit. Leaders likely sent to Butte. others freed. No bloodshed reported. U.S. lawyers prepared charges of grand larceny, conspiracy, and felonious assault. The capture follows a patrol by Col. Swayne in the Dakota department.
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Fpousytur
Mont
Law
Montana
Round House
Col. Page
Fort Keogh
Butte
Mort
Fort Keash
James McNaught
Northern Pacific
J. H. Mitchell
St Paul
Minn
Sea Culler and Toole
Helena
Mbott
Sonnaipe
Seca
Washington
Washinutes
Seat of War
War Department
Army
Swayne
Department of the Dakota
Hogan's Commonweal
Twenty-First Infantry
Forsythe
Col Swayne
United States
Ing
Fryerty
Yandalla Road
Indiana
Army of Kelly Marches Amid Mixed Town Sentiment
A chaotic scene unfolds as General Kelly’s army moves from Atlantic toward Urbana then Hiattstown. Despite quarrels and poor crowds, cheer from Sacramento Company C and noted discipline mark the march. Reports mention a rumored rail pool, attempted train seizures, and mounting tensions with sympathizers as industrial armies converge toward Washington.
Dirigo, first steel sailing ship, sails with record cargo
Panapersta April 26 the new American steel ship Dirigo Capt Good win sails for Hiogo Japan laden with 1 210 800 gallons of refined oil valued at 69092 and will be watched for speed its draft is 23 feet at float this marks largest cargo on a vessel of similar size while news from Topeka Kansas reports the Kansas Medical association annual meeting with physicians named including W Hogeboam J B Hibben J C Metlinesce M B Ward and Ida C Barnes among others
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Dirigo
Panapersta
Goodwin
Hiogo
Japan
Kansas Medical Association
W. Hogeboam
J.B. Hibben
J. C Metlinesce
M.B. Ward
E Shelden
Ida C Barnes
Maggie
Stewart admits defalcation in A O U W lodges
Robert J. Stewart a prominent Topeka lodge official confesses misappropriating about 1000 to 1600 dollars from A O U W Lodge No 3 and Capital Legion Select Knights No 1. No criminal action planned. finances show shortages, bondsmen named, and a new financier elected as audit continues. Stewart reportedly attempted suicide but survived and remains in hospital or resting.
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Robert J. Stewart
Topeka
Capital Legion
Select Knights
Stewart
Select Knights Ao
Mra. Stewart
Knights Neo
H. C. Streeter
Ford
Emporia
Legion No. 1
The
Legion
No. 3
AO. A. Wi
No.3
D. S&s Myers
Acai
Lodge No. 3
John Putnam
Workman
Myers
Washburn College
Lodge
A. J. Huntoon
C. Bauerschmidt
H.C. Streeter
Select Knights No. 1
D. C. Naylor
Lodge No. 8
Beeen
Igh
Wichita Boodle Case Verdict In Ward And Cole
In Wiestra Kansas on April 24 the jury found Ward and Cole not guilty after a week long trial. They were accused of taking money from teachers for public school positions. The case led to the suspension of all city teachers as witnesses and another suit is expected to follow.
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Galty
Dentist Expelled For Advertising Quackery At State Meeting
At the State Dental Association meeting in a Kansas City hotel Dr. Van Fossen was expelled for unprofessional conduct over an advertisement in the Kansas City Journal claiming his business prowess. The body also warned about Dr Floyd of Paola who faces impeachment for associations with an unrecognized medical college and for drafting a diploma after one year. The event included clinics and notes on new bridge work and painless extraction advances.
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State Dental Association
Hotel
Throop
van Fossen
Kansas City
Kansas City Journal
Enpathon
State Board of Dental Examiners
Dr. Floyd
Paola
Floyd
Bridges Burned on Great Northern Near Fort Buford
Sr Paul April 26. Two bridges west of Fort Buford on the Great Northern were burned today while a freight train moved under deputy marshals protection toward the coast. Rumor says two more bridges have gone. The strike situation at Great Northern shows no willingness to enter arbitration or conference with President Hill. The outlook is for ongoing labor unrest with militia on alert as freight service may restart amid potential trouble.
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Tacoma
Washa
Coma
Seattle
Meeker Junction
Northern Road
Paul
Fort Buford
Great Northern
St. Paul
Great Northern Affairs
President Hill
Coxeyites
Northern Pacific
Detectives to be Sent to Washington for Crowds
Washington authorities request coast to coast police chiefs to detail their best detectives to follow armies or assist the Washington police during expected crowds. Chief Shea of Curcaco will send experienced men familiar with local crooks. Washington will cover expenses and keep them a month or two.
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Capitol
Washington
United States
U P Reorganization Aims to Cancel US Debts via Bonds
Washington April 26 The attorney general sent to Congress a DOJ drafted bill for reorganization of Union Pacific. The plan calls for canceling all US debts by issuing railroad bonds at two percent, accepted by the government in full liquidation. A board of five government directors and fifteen others will govern, with seats allocated by preferred and common stockholders.
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Wasuinotos
D. C
Olusy
Congress
Department of Justice
Union PacHic Railroad Company
United States
Union Pacific
Sir Thomas Esmonde Pushes Annexation Of Samoa To New Zealand
Lexpos April 26 Sir Thomas Esmonde will urge the house of commons to approve annexation of the Samoan Islands to New Zealand. Samoan people have repeatedly signaled approval of such administration of their government. The State Journal notes Want and Miscellaneous columns reach over twice daily despite limited space.
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Lexpos
Thomas Esmonde
House of Commons
New Zealand
The
State Journal
War at Toluca sparks coal mine strike mobilization
Reports from Toluca detail an impending clash as about 6,000 miners plan a mass march to Toluca to force workers to quit. Operators stockpile guns and cartridges. deputies sworn in, with fears of bloodshed as strikers converge from nearby regions.
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Sprine Waller
Lls
Toluca
Tata
Oram
Sermo Varey
Lil
Ular
Pouellus
Brighy Manrot
Connellsville
Mub
Mount Pleasant
Clearfield
Cos
Dietr Mnochan
Beech Creek
Hero Sou Patton
Ricnsoxp
Te Peepeeee
Kans
Alabama Coal Company
Birmingham
Ala
Macon
Bevier Cou
United Mine Workers of America Minax
Meaduts
Hlavkurd
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Terre Jante
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Marc
Coxey
Barbare Fritchie
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Kelly Army
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Council Bluffs
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Dunlap
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Coxey Home Reserve
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Wash
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Northwestern Army
Searrie
Northwestern Industrial Army
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Shepard
Puyallup
Alaem
Todd
Antes
Mrs. Lease Prophetic
Trere Havre
Ind
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People’s Party
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the Commonweal Arty
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Basic City
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F. W. Baron
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
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Nickerson
Kas
Simpson
Wichita
Dectar
U. P
Sir Thomas Esmonde
Ounce
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