Coxey Bound Over In Five Hundred Dollar Bond
Jacob Lechsler Coxey leader of the commonweal army is bound over in 500 dollars for unlawfully displaying a banner or device. Carl Browne and Christopher Jones also face charges under a federal statute. The Coxey case was postponed to Friday with arraignment before Judge Miller in police court.
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Jacob Lechsler Coxey
Capitol Grounds
Carl Browne
Christopher Celumius Jones
Coxey
Miller
United States
Representatives Pence
Colorado
Baker
Kansas
Kem
Netrasia
Boen
Minnesota
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Tursney
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Coxzey
Jones
Marsher
Edge Miller
Browne
Oxey
Spencers
Taubeneck
Turner
Central Committee
People’s Party
T. A. Bland
Washington
Maroney
Maloney
Coxeyites
Dacub
Casey
Samuel Hyman
Jacob &. Voxey
Boston
Tom Johnson
Ohio
Capitol
Congress
Crisp
Ricks
Eilai
Mal
Coxey's Protest and Unemployed Rally Across the West
Reports from Denver Aspen and Carcase detail Coxey's speech to be published but halted by police, urging repeal of the Sherman act and job guarantees. Resolutions call for release of leaders, right to petition, and unity of citizens. Gen Miles criticizes the march as premature while Gen Kelly warns Coxey lacked West support.
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Coxey
Congress
ooEren
Tyreney
J. 3
Denver
Oiber Finces
Lincoln Park
Washington
United States
Asixex
Colo
Masa
Opera House
Aspen
Bell
Curries Creek
Cula
Coturmonweal Army
Sanders Éave
Mississippi
Gener
Kelly's Industrial Nine Debuts Against Des Moines Stars
Kelly's Industrial army fails to advance on the national capitol, but the team attracts a crowd in Des Moines. Kelly, coach Lie, and players display effort at first-base and on curves while gate receipts go to the Industrials. Tensions rise with Coxey events and railroad refusals spark labor unrest and a secret conference among leaders.
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Venteidbig
Des Mores
Kelly
National Capitol
Industrial Nine
Diamond Crossing
Des Moines Stara
Lie
Des Moines
Aml
Coxey
Washington
Carine
Washom
Great Western Ralloms
Vanwert
Sovereign
Buightaof
Randall's Army of Unemployed Marches to Hammond
The report from Curcaco on May 2 describes Randall's army of unemployed marching from Grand Croming to Hammond. The column included 500 men at start, ten war veterans at the head, and orders required recruits to bring one day’s rations. Mrs. Randall joined her husband as advance agent and left for Hobart Indiana
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Kendall
Curcaco
Randall
Grand Croming
Hammond
Indiana State
Irs
Hobart
Indiana
Receivers Sought for San Francisco Morning Call and Bulletin
In San Francisco on May 2 a superior court action filed by George K. Fitch seeks the appointment of receivers for the Morning Call and the Evening Bulletin. The petition requests sale of the Call property and then sale of the Bulletin, with final accounting among all interested parties amid reported rifts with Pickering interests' representative A R Carothers.
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San Francico
Cats
Halletin
Por
San Francisco
Superior Court
George K. Fitch
Loring Pickering
James W. Simonton
Daily Morning Call
Daily Evening Bulletin
Call and Bulletin
Bulletin
Fitch
Mr. Fitch
A. R Carothers
Pickering
Fort Wayne Reelects Col. Oakley Mayor In Republican Sweep
May 2 Fort Wayne witnessed a strong Republican landslide with Col Oakley defeating Shu buush Democrat by 472 votes marking a sharp contrast to a 1892 Democratic majority of 2000. Plymouth chose the entire Republican ticket for the first time in 25 years Jeffersonville also went Republican for the first time in its history.
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Ixpia
Nappolis
Fort Wayne
Col. Oakley
Shuubuush
Plymouth
Jeffersonville
Sterne Viewed As Likely State Central Chairman
Political circles report State Senator W E Sterne as the likely chairman of the Republican state central committee to lead the coming campaign. Sterne has not yet backed any gubernatorial candidate but is regarded as loyal and a shrewd statewide manager.
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Towns
State Central Committee
W. E. Sterne
Republican State Central Committee
Sterne
Died on Santa Fe train near Nickerson
Mr. Brewer died on Santa Fe passenger train No. 6 near Nickerson yesterday from consumption while en route to Colorado Springs. His body was brought to Topeka and embalmed for burial with relatives in Pawtucket Alabama. This marks the second such death on a Santa Fe train in the past month.
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Mrr. Brewer
M. Brewer
Santa Fe
Nickerson
Brewer
Pawtucket
Colorado Springs
Boston Socialists Hold May Day Meeting Denounce Many Things
Boston on May Day featured a large Caledonia hall gathering with A H C Korsting and James E Nugent as speakers. They denounced Republicans Democrats trusts capitalists and several local papers. The piece notes mixed views on Coxey movement and mentions various local events and individuals including a court admission of lawyers and a marriage at 202 Topeka Avenue.
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Boston
Caledonia Hall
A. H. C. Korsting
Young Men's Socialistic Club
James E. Nugent
Boston Journal
France
Germany
Coxey
International Bimetallic Congress Opens in London
The International Bimetallic Congress meets at Mansion House London with 400 delegates including Brooks Adams and Sir Malcolm F Prazerm. A. J. Balfour speaks on restoring silver coinage and a fixed gold silver ratio amid calls for free coinage. Letters from Archbishop Walsh and M Magain praise the cause. The conference also notes discussions on India currency and silver’s global role.
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House of Commons
Leonard Courtenay
M. P
Brooks Adams
Boston
Mass
Mr. Vanderberg
Bank of the Netherlands
Amsterdam
Henry Geynusehi
Paris
David Murray
Bimetallic League
Thos. Sault
Bankers’ Institute
Malcom F Prazerm
Generagent
London
Western Australia
W. Lidderdale
Bank of England
League
Walsh
Dublin
Ireland
India
England
Magnin
Bank of France
M. Magain
Francis A. Walker
Andrews
Brown University
Providence
R.L
Nicholson
Arendt
Germany
Brussels
Balfour
Governor Pardons Gracian Cleboard in Murder Case
Governor today pardoned Gracian Cleboard of Rawlins county after the state board of pardons recommended clemency. Cleboard, sentenced to 60 years in March 1890 for second degree murder of his alleged brother, had been in Lansing prison hospital nearly two years with poor prospects for recovery. The board also pardoned Jacob Buckner, jailed in McPherson for beating his wife, finding the case one of malicious prosecution.
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State Board of Pardons
Gracian Cleboard
Rawlins County
Cleboard
State Penitentiary
Poon
of Dons
Defense Witnesses Open Slitchcock Inquiry Testimony
The Hitchcock hearing moved to testimonies from Miss Mollie Nolin and Miss Emma Graham. Nolin testified Hitchcock is temperate and attentive, noting husband and wife quarrels in the dining room, while Graham described cordial treatment and no exposure of boys to cold without gloves. Dr. L A Ryder, the institution physician, said he advised discharge for a patient with loathsome disease and that bed clothes were burned, adding limited impact for either side.
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Hitchcock
Slitchcock
Mollie Nolin
Madden
Justis
Noah Allen
Jastis
Lockwood
Jones
Emma Graham
Graham
L. A. Ryder
Bishop Vincent sidelined by carbuncle at Clifton Springs
Bishop J A Vincent is at Clifton Springs New York under care for a carbuncle on the back of his head. Though not serious the condition requires careful treatment and he cannot work for at least four months. His wife Mrs Vincent said he was improving by telegram Sunday. Frank Hatten burial set for Rock Creek Cemetery tomorrow after his death Monday afternoon.
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J. A. Vincent
Clifton Springs
New York
Frank Batten
Frank Hatten
Rock Creek Cemetery
Lawless Mobs Who Have Been Without Wor a Long Time
A violent disorder story reports mobs roaming an area after a prolonged period of unrest. Authorities describe lawlessness, with clashes observed and warnings issued. No clear tally of injuries or arrests is provided in the fragments.
Rioters Rampage as Police Stop Violent Mob in Scranton
A large, foreign-dominated mob of 6,000 to 7,000 gathered in Scranton, destroying windows and machinery at the Variety Iron Works and Upson Nut and Holt works. Police and mounted units fought the rioters, with several arrests and dozens of injuries as crowds dispersed toward Abbey street bridge. Mayor urged troops. Cleveland Grays stood ready. Also reports: Spokane mayor race won by Bell (Populist) and Arizona mayoral tally. insolvency filing for H O Seulth hoeger in California.
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Scranton
Avery
Variety Iron Works
Upson Nut
Holt Works
Jennings Avenue
Jennings Ceales
Ugal
Mur
Abluyne
Paulhabers
Lom Moore
Seanon
Baeeres
Abbey Street
Bivo
Cleveland Grays
Grays
Laren
Arma
Monumental Square
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Boston Socialists
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Union Pacific
Missouri River
Pueblo
Shriner's Institute of Homeopathy
League of American Wheelmen
League of Republican
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Frank Mann
Delbert J. Naff
Kansas City
W. F. Shale
Hiawatha
State Supreme Court
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J. W. Dolman
Foundat Snower
Columbian Medical Institute
McClintock
Fred C. Farnsworth
Mattie van Orsdel-Shaw
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