Campbell explains resignation amid Washington political clash
Campbell of the nation's committee arrived in the city from Chicago. He met with Michener and Carter then conferred with ex-Senator Boonen and others. He announced hewill not act as chairman and reserved the right to resign, with a successor to be named by the committee's resolution.
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Clarkson clarifies Campbell resignation and Homestead strike
General Clarkson discusses Willam J Campbell Yonnship and the national Republican committee. He says reasons for declinations were given and rejects any idea of being induced to take the position. He urges Carnegie to address worker distress and act philanthropically to calm the crisis.
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Free coinage fight bogs down in the House
The July 6 session of Congress saw the free coinage bill battle persist with repeated yeas and nays. quorum issues halted progress as absences were debated and plans for a full house adjournment were set, signaling a resumed clash next day amid procedural moves and district funding debates.
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Smallpox Quarantine Lifted at Pomeroy
The Pomeroy smallpox quarantine will be raised this week. 1,500 Amalgamated men of New Castle Pennsylvania offer financial aid to Holmestead workers. Bucknell University receives a $100,000 donation to broaden the institution.
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Homestead Clash as Pinkertons and Workers Battle on River
Violent confrontation at Homestead Pa pits 800 Pinkertons against striking workers along the Monongahela. Casualties mount as barges and the Little Bill attempt to withdraw, with shots, cannon fire, and massed locals shaping a brutal riverfront engagement.
Names of dead and wounded after Homestead attack
At Homestead Pennsylvania on July 7 the list shows dead including Pinkerton detective Klein and others. Wounded include detectives Hind Wells and Lester shot in the head and leg injuries, steel worker Laughlin shot in the thigh, and several others with serious injuries. An unknown Pole and multiple named workers are among the injured or dead.
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Mob surrounds opera house in Homestead riot
A July 2 incident in Homestead Pennsylvania saw a mob surround the opera house where Pinkerton agents were confined for safety. The crowd beat and abused the men as strikers urged lynching, set barges on fire, and created a violent, chaotic scene.
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Reinforcements Arrive at Homestead Mill
About 2,000 mill workers from the South Sides arrived in Homestead Pennsylvania and marched to the mill. The troop movement signaled a show of worker strength amid labor tensions in July.
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Rioting at Homestead Leads to Shootings and Firefight
A long report details July 1 take over of Homestead Works by a mob linked to the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers. Deputies were routed, guards fired on boats, three watchmen wounded, fences torn down, and a gunfight persisted for miles along the river with Pinkertons departed. Authorities seek order as workers remain armed but orderly.
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Liberals gain seats in recent elections amid tight Tory lead
Report notes Liberals hold 64 seats to 240 total with 122 Conservatives and 20 Unionists, 142 Tory Unionists. Liberals gain 16 seats net after yesterday’s voting, Tories and Liberal Unionists retain doubtful constituencies, Balfour’s majority narrowly 110. London figures dated July 7.
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Thousands of Christian Endeavor Delegates Arrive in New York
Thousands of delegates to the Christian Endeavor convention have arrived in New York City. Over 15,000 are assigned to hotels with 5,000 more to be placed, totaling about 30,000 participants. New York and Brooklyn will contribute around 10,000, with opening services starting today and continuing around the clock until Sunday.
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Death Warrants Issued for Two Executions
Governor Patterson issues death warrants for William F Keck Lehigh and Davis Philadelphia. Each man accused of murder is sentenced to be hanged on September 8.
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Market Report Hogs and Sheep Receipts July 8 Cincinnati
Market notes show hog receipts 3 187 head with prices 5.00 to 5.50 per hundredweight, common to good light. Sheep and lambs 817 head with prices 2.00 to 2.75, quality good to choice, valued around 4 50 to 4 75 per head.
Watchmen Guard Steel Works After Pinkerton Battle
Homestead Pa July 8 The company watchmen return to duty guarding the works under strict conditions. Entry banned to yards and the railroad guarded by mill men. Report describes brutal assault on Pinkerton guards with many injured and one man left deranged.
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Speculation on Fate of Pinkarton Men After Boat Surrender
Homestead Virginia July 8. Widespread speculation follows reports that six Pinkarton men were aboard the boat when surrender occurred. Only one body, that of Thomas Weldon, was recovered, leaving others missing and prompting search and inquiry.
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Paris Dispatch Reports Secret Pact and Anarchist Arrests
A Paris dispatch notes a secret mention signed by Engldha Spain and Italy for Mo NOCCO partition. Paris police arrest three dangerous anarchists Derveaux Maurice and Faron Derveaux implicated in recent explosions. Hlerr Geyer Austrian proprietor dies after fall on Griming mountain. Fourth of July celebrated in Santiago American colony with a bar and many Chillans present. Miners guilty in Birkenberg explosion sentenced Kriz three years Kabedee two years Havelke eighteen months.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promise For Blood Diseases
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Hood's Pills Cure Sick Headache and More
Patent medicine ad claims Hood's Pills cure sick headache and Simmons Liver Regulator cures liver diseases. It also recommends babies lie on their backs with diaper removed for exercise.
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Daily Chronicle Warns On Consumption And Cure
An obituary note warns about consumption and urges readers to try Otto's Cure for throat and lung diseases. It lists Laubach & Boyd's offer of a free 4 bottle trial and a 50 cent large bottle, claiming benefits like bile removal and digestion restoration through Simmons Liver Regulator.
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Humorous Snake in Marianne North Memoir
In Marianne North's Recollections of Happy Life a tame snake appears as a colorful, bronze creature with a grea hairlike headband. The reptile is described as moving about the dinner table, stringing items along its body and amusing observers with its antics during a party.
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Surprise to All Around Relief
After using Mothers Friend two months it relieved quickly and easily. Attendees noted the quick comfort and recommended the product. Sold by Laubagh and Boyd and Holle a Wilson.
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