Loose items from a far flung era ramble through news
A scattered column surveys varied topics from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers nationwide union reach to sensational tales of exhumed bodies and a New Haven dispute over prints. It notes floods, fashion cruelty to birds, longevity studies, and crime-tainted New York houses haunting future rentals.
Eight Hour Movement Sweeps U S Cities In 1900 Labor Uprising
Dispatches detail widespread eight hour demands across Chicago Milwaukee St Louis St Paul and other cities with thousands striking or working reduced hours. Milwaukee sees 8000 brewery workers and 500 wagon drivers affected while Chicago reports 40 000 benefiting and 65 000 out on strike as unions push eight hours pay for eight hours work.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
E. P. Allie &Co
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Akron
Boston
Pittsburgh
York
Free
Chcaco
Banfield
Trades and Labor Assembly
Mangot
Er Etreet
Blue Island
Avaina
Mase m' Mane
Iag
North Side
Turner Hall
James 8. Kirk & Co
North Water S Tract
Congrees and
Halsted Streets
Esna the Ee
William Tipping
First Cavalry Army
George A. Schilling
Cigar-Makers
Clerks’ Union
Weapers’ Assembly
Lumber
Milwaukee & St. Paul Company
Rai
Burlington Road
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, & Alton
Lake Shore
Michigan
Trikra
Wabash
Gresham
United States
Ebersold
Ubrich Hall
Philip D. Armour
Chicago Packing and Provision Company
Mr. Armour
Stock Yarde
Tny
Palmer House
Palmer House Satjay
Armone
Illinois
Seger Cerca
Aoik
Deer Eye
Mulwaukee
Milwarres
Wis
Allis
Falk
Central Labor Union
Knights of Labor
Milwaukee Garden
New York
John Swinton
Slekeboet carHus
Lucas Square
Labovera
Giraxa Ravina
Mich
Kent
New England
Planing-Mill
Nis
Ity
Ams
Cincinnati, Tramiiton & Dayton
Bostos
Union of Carpenters
The
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joindra of America
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners
Plumbers’ Union
Derrot
May
Briikers
Burravo
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Prerasogae
Allegheny
Columbus
Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia
Omaha
Central Chair Factory
Kansas City
Rochester
J. Y
Pigaa
Betz & Son
Philadelphia
Grand Haven Midh
St. Loum
Curtin
Congressional Investigating Committee
Fbers
National
Rusgitset
Martin Irons
District Assembly
Congressional Committee
Francis
William McMillen
Missouri Car and Foundry Company
Northwestern
Sykes
Chicago & Northwestern Road
Hhe Company
Knights
Prosvenen
America
Varius
Moody
Ciubaco
Capitol Gossip and National Park Rail Debate
In Washington on May 1 the Pan-Electric Inquiry featured Representative Hewitt of New York recalling offers to join Pan-Electric for stock, declined due to public duties. The Senate panel reported favorable moves on the Yellowstone border railroad bill with limits on stations and stock watering. The American Historical Association met. officers were elected. Mississippi river improvements and river and harbor issues dominated sessions. Executions occurred in Arkansas and Washington. other reports covered revenue gains, military appointments, Chinese bills, and varied political actions.
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Waammarox
Pan-Electric
A. & Hewitt
New York
Pan-Electric Company
Mr. Tilden
Mr. Hewitt
Carlisle
Beene Ae Rogers Telephone Company
Heraught Rander
Congress
National Park
Nority
Ristoria Wasninerox
American Historical Association Metacain
Association
Justin Winsor
Yard University
Charles Kendall Adams
Cornell University
Willian F. Poole
the Seay Public Library
Herbert Adams
John Hopkins University
Clarence Winthrop Bowen
Mississeri
Ilino
Ohio River
Ene
Mississippi
Senate
District of Columbia
Omahas
Ney
Wener
Ohio
Secretary of War
Mississetta
Wisconsin
House
Congreu
Watersoros
Indiana
Marquette
Ontonagon
Dakota
Pacific Railroads
United States
Pennsylvania
Land
West Virginia
O'Neill
Missouri
Gladstone
Ireland
Kins
Wasnixstos
Round Valley Reservation
White House
Washington
Muskingum
Anderson
Kansas
Erie Canal
Judiciary Committee
Repreentative
Wasuin Gros
Postoffice
Beck
Plumb
Frye
Mitchell
New York Methodist Episcopal Church
Oregon
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Hale
Wellborn
Texas
At the Hands of a Mob George Graham Hanged
Reports from Springfield Missouri detail the lynching of George E. Graham for the murder of his wife Sarah on the Molloy farm last September. A mob seized him from jail before two, hanged him from a tree, and later his body was cut down and examined by a coroner. Subsequent notices warn of possible retaliatory acts by associates, while other items mention Mississippi levees, fires in several cities, and various minor news briefs.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
National Capital
Lite Rock
Ark
J. M. Armstrong
Dr. Ferguson
Perry County
Perryville
George Carroll
White County
Vincy Tidwell
Searcy
Necku
Supreme Court
Wasnixeroy
Louis Somerfield
Richard J. Lee
Somerield
Lee
Somerfield
Christine Somerfield
Gottlieb Eisenbraun
Eisenbraun
Maryland Avenue
Twelfth Street
N. E
New York
General Butler
Lady Thorne
George M. Patchen
Chicago
Cooley
George McKeever
McKeever
Graham
Sramarrey
George E. Graham
Sarah E. Graham
Molloy Farm
Catrdar
George B Graham
Euive Molloy
Mississippi
Mempis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Memphia
Austin
Miss
Beaver Tam
Yazoo Pass
White Oak Bayou
Tunica
Coahotma
Quitetan
Sunflower
Eaffer
Tunnes
Coshoma
Helena
Laconia
Hanson
Guiseppe Scoma
Antonio Rocco
Jones
Bembra
Butler
See
Topeka
Joly T
Cantor
Manning
Brooks
Phelps
Milwaslwy
Joseph H. Brammer
Fort Wayns
Ind
Hillsboro
Ill
Ttta
Ormond
William Bes
Carolina
Board of Agriculture
Huron
Wisconsin
A. Ee
Finney
Charles Vanderhorek
Fort Biaston
D. T
Mac Cheater
Redboot Conan Bie Construction
Fort Fetterman
Eae
Kramer Brothers
Mino
Toraday Alliance
Jan Fish
Marine Bank
New Yorks
Lionel Ti
London
Calcutta
Tobe P Fleetwood
Kansas
Conway
Francia Adams
Wickernham
Seneca Coun
Arnee Fitee
Williamatows
Turner Holbrook
Clay Wilson
Corteaville
Nebraska
Shellenberger
Langan
Banka’ O
Poxtmanatar
Ephraim Lawson
D | Erie
Owelaburg
W. Va
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Tar Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Canada
Engineers of America
Shelburne Falls
Mass
New Jersey
Rt James Gazette
New Haven
Purgatory River
Colorado
Purgatoire
Purgatory
Portland, Ore
Humphrey
Mfe
Egyptia
Paris
M. Maspero
Ander
Cage
Tre
North German Gazette
Prince Bismarck
France
Germany
Grzette
Department of Agriculture
Hull
Dr. Burdell
Nathan
Gould Railway
Pirsuvren
Tomastong
A.T
Capital Gossip
Senite
Wasutooton
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Wasursoarox
Thomas H. Ruger
Department of Dakota
J. H. Potter
Department of the Missouri
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Marrooy
Mary Sanders
Spring Point
Cumberland County
William Gallamore
Gallamore
Miss Sanilern
New Oaxraxs
Thomas Adamson
Panama
Chaoal
New Orleana
Curcase
Pullman
Aluad
M. Pasteur
Perkins
Pullman Tron and Steel Works
Sanday
Wildwood
Servia
Saturda
Pearlington
Mise
Cubico
Tobey & Booth
Eighteenth Street Bridge
Vickshure
Arkansas City
Greenville
Columera
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Barmah
Galicia
Loxney
Mandalay
Brigetonau
Stryalicia
Mousetk
Sixth Congressional District
Thomas M. Browne
Lrelinde Dentis
Gos
George Graham
Springfield
Barrons
S. W. Floss & Co
Bax Pracisco
L. B. Emanuel
A. L. Bancroft & Co
Aviexs
Greete
Greece
Loxpox
Athens
Delyannis
Patros
War Department
M. de Freycinet
Count de Mony
Austria
Wrexxa
Friedland
Moravia
Dobrowlangy
Bojaniec
Chyrow
Sanok
Chyron
Mattoo
Township
Huraday
William Gallomore
California
Senator Stanford
Salt Lake
Cinerexatt
Marietta (Ohio
of Marietta Hae
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T.¥. Moore A.T. Nye
Torene
Ohie
Cheniann
G. A Ro
A. L. Conger
Hayes
Davestony
George
Northwest
San Prascisco
Pacific Mi Pany