Riot Case Session Ends With Controversy At Bay View
Milwaukes Wis Dec 27 The court held a brief session in the Bay View riot cases as the state rests its case and testimony from Mayor Waluber and others is taken A confrontation arose between Judge Slacn and defense counsel over whether the Bay View mills gathering was unlawful The judge said the evidence shows the character of the assemblage and allowed six defense witnesses to testify to the contrary The defense questioned the legality of the police homicides while the court stressed the issue is riot participation not military legality The sheriff and governor were debated with the court opining the governor did his duty while others argued a harsher action might have saved trouble The discussion referenced possible shooting and the necessity of proclamations and force in quelling the disturbance The case moves forward with the defense asserting the defendants had no role in the riot
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Milwavkes
Wis
Bay View
Waluber
Slacn
Bay View Mills
Murphy
Nesciusko
Ebbeta
Movement of Knights of Labor Against Their Chief
Philadelphia reports in Tac Toc a scathing editorial accusing the head of the Knights of Labor of self enrichment while others endure poverty and Christmas hardship. The Star in New York notes a proposed general assembly demanded by five district assemblies across five cities to challenge Pow derly over bans on funds for Cabero Anarchists.
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Coke Syndicate and Workmen Reach Agreement
A Friday conference at the coke syndicate offices led by John H. Byrne produced a settlement. The workers pledged no further demands until coke prices rise, no strike without executive order, and housing and coal pricing left to each works with board endorsement. The Miners' association and Knights of Labor were cited regarding potential regional action.
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John H. Byrne
Workmen's Committee
Miners’ Association
Everson
Knights of Labor
Workmen's
How Much They Earn the Taxes They Pay and the People They Hill
Illinois railroads report fifty eight lines operating 36493 miles of track in 1836. Capital stock rose to 741341, date, earnings exceed 55000000 with 14007000 from passengers 37000000 from freights and 1000000 from other sources. Taxes paid reached 2334470 and payroll totaled 3379254. Railroad deaths 12 passengers and 348 others. 23 employee fatalities and 309 injuries. 958 injured while coupling.
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Ill
Illinois Rai and Warehouse Commissioners
Olinois
Saat
Illinois
Ilinois
Christmas Dinner Fund Distribution Tops City Aid
The Leader Christmas dinner fund reached 3600 dollars with 2600 baskets prepared for the worthy poor. Each basket included turkey, potatoes, butter, bread, onions and fruit, distributed at the Ontario Street tabernacle with multilingual cooking directions. Special marks were used for families receiving multiple baskets and some included a quart of oysters. The crowd and the distribution were described as the largest of its kind in the city’s history.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Aerospaper
Great Tabernacle
Ontario Street
Hartington Delays Cabinet Decision in Rome
London reports Lord Hartington will stay in Rome until Sunday awaiting Premier Salisbury’s letters. Authorities say he has not received a cabinet invitation and may decline any offer despite pressure. The Daily News criticizes Salisbury for weakness amid Conservative discontent.
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Parliament To Be Further Prorogued In February
London reports show a decision to prorogue parliament until the second week in February. Lords Colin Campbell seeks a new trial for Lady Colin in the case against him, alleging jury verdict weight issues. The Times cites a reform potential from Churchill’s resignation amid Conservative denunciations. O'Brien seeks damages in Ireland. Russia issues reserves as troops move in Bessarabia.
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Christmas tree party for Whitneys hosts seventy children
Secretary and Mrs Whitney held a Christmas party for their children and seventy guests, with a fairyland tree, carols by St Johns choristers, and lavish gifts for boys and girls. Diplomats and cabinet members attended, noting the festive spirit and generous decor across the ball room.
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Enjicott
Vilas
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Nicholas Anderson
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