Coxey’s Capitol Appearance Sparks Labor Hearing
Large house committee on labor attendance to hear General Coxey address the panel on Coxey bills for goods rows and non interest bearing bonds, plus claims of 9 percent of people enjoying special privileges. Also notes Coxey’s camp declared a nuisance in Washington and ordered moved, and other short items from Washton and Kansas City.
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Wasxrotom
May
House Committee On Labor
General Coxey
Representative McGunn
Senate
House
Capitol
A. E. Redstone
Washington
Coxey
Carl Browne
Congress
Ryan
Dem. N
Mr. Coney
Mee Ryan
Coney
J. E. Mean
Farmers’ Alliance
Conditinn
Labor
Allen
Teller
Kansas Knights Templar Elect Officers at Hutchinson
A Kansas Knights Templar grand session in Hutchinson elected new officers. Alexander G. Hobt of McPherson was named right eminent grand commander and RE Torrington deputy grand commander. Others include W C Helms Parsons eminent grand generalissimo, Samuel Busser City eminent grand prelate, George H H Jenkins Kansas City senior warden, Ed Hayes Wellington eminent grand junior warden, Winfield S. Corben Wichita grand treasurer, and D Byington Leavenworth grand recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangusta
Murchinson
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Kas
See Templar of
Kansas
Santa Fe
Alexander G. Hobt. McPherson
RE. Torrington
Gilroy for Croker's lit May 9 New York rumor
New York's Tammany leaders are unsure who will succeed Richard Croker as head. A well known member suggested mayor Gilroy as the best candidate if Croker retires, though Gilroy's willingness to accept the role remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany
Sea Rogal
Richard Croker
Gilroy
Coal Strike Threatens Baltimore Area Industry
Battmore May 9 The coal strike threatens local industry as mines may close for an extended period. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has imposed an embargo on coal on its tracks from Baltimore to Cumberland, refusing deliveries to consignees. The railroad will hold coal in its own stock for emergency use if supply tightens to risk train stoppages.
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Battmore
Baltimore
Baltimore £ Ohio Railroad Company
Cumberland
Rid
Reception to Miss Dora Cady by Women’s Christian Association
The Women’s Christian Association hosts a reception tonight for state secretary Miss Dora Cady who has spent two months in Minnesota aiding in the work. The regular quarterly meeting follows from 3 to 9 PM in the rooms, with music and refreshments. Miss Cady will lead Sunday afternoon services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christien Yous
Women’s Christian Association
Dora Cady
Minnesota
Rioting in Akron as Italian Laborers Clash With Foremen
In Akron Ohio May 9 striking Italian laborers assembled and marched to Eachuoye street where foreign workers had taken their places on street improvements. Italians refused to leave and police were rushed to the scene. Battery F of the O N G and Company B of the Eighth Infantry were mobilized and the mayor called for guards as tensions rose. Denver briefly notes Wm F Hynes seeking apology from Debs and Arnold over reports of a $60,000 fund, denied and stated as secured in banks.
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Akos
Eachuoye Street
Light Artillery O. N. G
Company B
Eighth Infantry
Debs
Loluratto
Pub Hc Works
Denver
Wm. F. Hynes
Board of Public Works
Terre Haute
Ind
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Messia
Arnold
Ee Hynes
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Attends National Convention
In St Paul the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers held a credentials review for 82 delegates with about 2,000 attendees including many local friends. the ladies auxiliary met today as the regular session is delayed. Dexven reports the Hotel association dissolving and a new Hotel Keepers National group electing officers with New York as next convention site. A Sedgwick State Bank in Sedgwick City is organized with officers from Sedgwick and capital stock noted.
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Hig
St. Paul
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Dexven
Hotel Men's Association
United States Hotel Association
Hotel Keepers National Association
D. C. Shears
Cincinnati
E M. Tierney
New York
W. Wallace Waugh
Boston
Charles Bower
Inians
Train Bandits Block Pueblo Line in Bold Seizure
Cripple Creek Industrials seize a train at Pueblo as they head eastward through Kansas. Engines are thrown into ditches in a vain attempt to stop the band of train stealers. They form a new obstruction and continue their advance.
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Cripple Creek Industrials
Pueblo
Pursto
Col
Rio Grande
Sanders
Cripple Creek
Missouri Pacific
Olney
Coxey
Derby
Avlington
Haskell
Arlington
Colorado
Ordway
United States
Jones
Denver
Coxeyites
Moses
Rairoad
Hallett
Diston
Eads
Haswell
Denter
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Waggener Heads To Meet Coxey Train In Colorado
B P Waggener general attorney Missouri Pacific leaves Atchison to join the Colorado branch of the commonweal army with the stolen train. He expects U S Marshal Neely and 200 deputies to accompany him from Topeka as authorities seek to contain the Coxeyite disruption across the plains.
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Waggener
Atchison
Kas
B. P. Waggener
Missouri Pacific
Colorado
United State
Neely
Topekea
Anong Ae
Ft. Scott
Mamie
Crevetano
Massillon
Coxey
Carl Browne
Wallaslington
Let Them Come Not the Governor’s Answer
Governor Lewelling reacted to General Sundees and his rear army nearing the Kansas line on the Missouri Pacific. He declined a plan, suggesting Missouri Pacific officials seek U.S. marshals for trespass. Attorney General Little questioned commonwealers’ arrestability given control of the line and company actions.
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Lewelling
Sundees
Kansas
Missouri Pacific
United States Marshals
Little
United States
Stabber Captured in Depot Assault
Sheriff Burdge captured 18 year old Harris Trammell at 3 p m at the Missouri Pacific depot. He admitted stabbing John Adams but says the victim was first struck on the head with a blunt object.
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Burdge
John Adams
Missouri Pacific
Harris Trammell
Adams
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Exam Complete Vindicating Report
Superintendent of Insurance Snider has finished the official examination of Kansas Mutual Life Insurance and will issue a report fully vindicating the company. Also, Kansas State University baseball team toured the city at 10:30 AM and travels to Emporia to face Emporia College and the State Normal School. Fanny Wright bound over to district court on an assault with intent to kill charge. bond set at 500. Min Saunders, witness in the prior cutting affray, appears in court. Randall and La Pow Ind. May 9% are released from custody after signing an agreement to leave the county at once.
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Snider
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company
Kansas State University
Santa Fe
Emporia
Emporia College
State Normal School
Fanny Wright
Perry
Min” Saunders
Randall
Miss Anthony Here at Mulvane Home
Miss Anthony attends an event at the home of Mr. John RB Mulvane signaling a notable social appearance in the community.
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Miss Anthony
John RB. Mulvane
Long Talk With Her in Topeka for Equal Suffrage
Susan B Anthony arrived in Topeka to push for a Kansas suffrage plank in party platforms. She spoke at the Mulvane home, stressed that women should vote and be full partners in marriage, and urged targeting Republicans and Populists while mobilizing the rank and file with clear platform commitments. Also notes Measles cases and death of J Ward, Topeka settler.
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Susan B. Anthony
Topeka
John KR. Mulvane
St. Louis
Siiss Anthony
Kansas
Susan 1S
Anthony
Paul
Christ
Kangas
Miss Anthony
Pers
Venworth
Leavenworth
Gaiy
Wouman
Ashley
Mids Anthony
Breobink
Warren
Wyoming
Washington
J. Ward
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Coxey & the Caritor
Ator Allen
Jacob & Coxey
Commonweal
Christopher Columbusa Jones
Capitol Steps
Blo
McKinley
Celey
Wasamerox
Carorgic Prersavag
Carnegie Works
Mamestead
Old Chestnut
Ciry
George C. Murphy
Roswell
N. M
Suber
Cotemprs
Jennings
Edinburg
Visa City
Char Stein
General Trumbull
Ontcaco
Gen
M. M. Trumbull
Hig Name
Knights Templar
Croker
Miss Cady
Akron
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Bedewick
Breidenthal
Sedgwick State Bank
Sedgwick City
Severemoty
Ww. Hall
J. L. Buck
BK Shirk
W. A. Hunn
G. P. Schouwn
Sedgwick
Rausaa
Babe Waggener
Kelly
Des Moines
Poasete
King
Aouilla
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Cal
Vinette
Second
Los Angeles Regiment
Knox
Galvin
Prrissuna
Bissell
Baltimore & Ohio
Aod
McKeesport
Pate
York
United States Supreme Court
Mia Minor
St Louis Durie
Thos
Havre
Gleposi m
Gol
Womlanhou
Green
South City
Ward
Chiiat Hospital
Crown Up Rhiideer
Pefler
Susan Ti, Anthony
Edny
Mansas City
Wrcfeia
Jim Adi
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