Freight traffic paralysed by switchmen strike and violence
Chicago scene as switchmen engineers and firemen on the Milwaukee St. Paul and Burlington roads strike after a derailed car attack on Burlington supervisors. Pinkerton guards clash with strikers, pins hurled, threats and arrests loom while police bolster patrols and railroad yards.
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Besker
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Daugherty
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Dougherty
St. Mambuts
Q' Creincht
Reading
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St. Paul
Western Avenue
Keres
Hurlington Road
Eyce
Thera
Hingun
Hwy’ Youll
Mlwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Aes
Milnebhee
Howe
Rosewell Miller
Sr. Josyin
Wm. Baker
K. C. St
F&c
Tom H
Aaro Time
Paaker
Rome
Barnard
St Joseph
Tetelocse
K. C
Slavery in Texas Beyond El Paso and a Sonora Orange Syndicate
A remarkable report claims slavery persists on United States soil north of El Paso near the Rio Grande, with Mexicans living under a de facto system on a feud grant. It notes a Sonora orange syndicate planning to plant 20,000 acres of orange trees and dominate future growth, while weather and economic notes surface from Washington and Atlanta.
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Messian
United States
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Rio Grande
Merce
Chihot
Tunce
Lent
Wasler
Ant
Polgriss
Links Warter
San Frascisco
Bonduse
Sonora
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Marci
Nayniicate
Cllengo
Sonera
Bnaars
Italy
Faltgrowers
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Senate
Europe
Boston
Phildelphia
Cincinnati
Chioa
Names of Rich Hill Mine Explosion Victims Listed
The Times dispatch from Rich Hill lists twenty one dead and nine of the injured expected to die, with fourteen trapped miners suffocating in the west end. The mine lies six miles from Rich Hill, isolated by poor telegraph and telephone lines, and coroner proceedings are set to begin tomorrow.
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Kansas City
Associated
Tress Tonbigiats
HM Coal and Mining Company
Reavely
Weeney
Keith & Peery Company
Wis
Luruel
Counttay
Wolf
Jarving
Kaxeas Crrv
Times
Rich Hill
Charles Smith
George May
G. C. McPherson
Frank Lawler
Jordan Smith
Joshua Trimball
Jon Roberts
George Black
C. Black
W. Black
HL Shephard
J. ©. Neptune
John Leftler
Charles Kay
John Gray
Bruce Brown
L. R Dixon
Fred Henderson
W. H. Hill
Alexander White
Gibson McFergan
Trimble
Roberts
West End
Rich Hill Herald
Wol
Kch Hin
Pa H
Butler
Messrs
Keith & Perry
Paris Housen Reforms Move Sparks Political Shakeup
In Paris the chamber of deputies voted 968 to 287 to accelerate the revision of the constitution, triggering government resignation. Bonapartists and Royalists voiced support while Brisson opposed revision. Boulanzer mentioned in remarks. A new cabinet under Flouquet was anticipated as Carnot accepted the resignation.
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France
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
MM. Larguerre
M. Pelletan
M. Bandry -Asson
M. Brisson Anid
Boulanzer
Clenencera
HL Tutard
Elysee Place
Peporit
Department of Nord
General Boulanger
Lille
Wniblal
Cuneo d'Ornenn
Bred
DeSennier
DL. D/Gracay
Mi Elysee Palace
Trsidant Carnot
I T
M. Flouquet
Raptopoilos
Speake Out for Wictiea and Topeka’s Election Bet
A garbled report mentions Topeka and Wheleta in a civic context with a possible gathering at Learnnwerth. The text references a scheduled event and concerns about central politeness, suggesting local involvement and a regional decision, but the specifics remain unreadable.
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Topeka
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