McLuckie Bail Granted After Homestead Riot Court Action
In Homestead a Jubilee begins as Burgess McLuckie is released on bail set at 10000 after Judge Magee and Judge Porter confer. Prosecution to decide on further charges against Carnegie officials while crowds disperse, militia and police units withdraw post peaceful reception at the burgess home.
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Homestead Welcomes Burgess McLuckie on Arrival
In Homestead Pennsylvania on July 21 Burgess McLuckie arrived to a large reception. Nearly 2000 millworkers and townspeople gathered at the depot as the brass band played Sweet Home. He was greeted with cheers as committee members assisted him from the carriage amid a crowd.
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Indignant Beaver Falls Amalgamated Men Preserve Credit
At Carnegie mills in Beaver Falls July 21 workers express indignation over Pittsburg papers claims that some men drank and that merchants would refuse ration credit. The men acknowledge poor judgment but say their credit with local merchants remains intact and unimpaired.
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Coal going up at Cincinnati merger talks fail
In Cincinnati a tentative coalition among Inch coal operators to raise barge prices collapsed after a brief caucus. Marsh McDonald, W. J. Wood and AG W Theis had met with local elevator operators to push a standard price hike, but officials said a combination could not be effected and the Pittsburg men returned home.
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Proceedings in Congress Investigate Reading Railroad Tie
The Reading Railroad combination was ordered to be examined by a special committee. The house met in a warm session and assigned one hour per committee to call up reported bills. Several measures were laid on the table while a resolution authorized the investigation of the railroad deal.
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Senate debate on anti option bill and Puyallup land sale
In the Senate on July 21 Aaron chides West of Missouri and Daniel of Virginia as the result of a Sten objection to the anti option bill. The senator with the floor remained when adjournment occurred. Motions to amend the bill were added and discussion continued on a bill authorizing sale of a portion of the Puyallup reservation near Tacoma Washington with further consideration planned.
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Grocers’ Association of Ohio Formed at Columbus
The Wholesale Grocers' Association of Ohio was organized in Columbus yesterday and steps were taken to incorporate it under state law. Officers for the year include President James C. Elrick of Columbus and Vice President John W. Flack of Cincinnati, with a board of directors spanning Akron to Zanesville and an executive committee of Cleveland and Columbus members.
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Sarsaparilia Promises Relief for the Ailing
An advertisement touts Hopi's Sarsaparilia as a remedy for the poor and weary. It claims to provide strength, restore appetite, and bolster stomach and nerves, urging readers to try the product.
Traditional Liver Pills Claim Cure For Constipation
The text asserts that liver pills awaken the liver from torpidity and restore its natural duties, claiming to cure constipation and aid digestion, presenting a medicinal promise typical of historical patent remedies.
O'Donnell and Ross surrender to court in murder case
In PitTsBeRa on July 22 Hugh O'Donnell and Hugh Ross appeared in criminal court and asked Judge Magee how to proceed. The judge advised surrender to Alderman McMasters for bail consideration. the pair then went to jail with Constable Webber. They insisted on innocence and planned to seek release on bail after meeting with the alderman.
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Quiet Day as Homestead Crisis Passes Toward Court
In Homestead Pa July 22 calm returns after arrests of Hugh O'Donnell and Hugh Ross signaling a shift to court strategy. Governor Pattison meets Amalgamated leaders but offers no details as militiamen brace for five days rations. Four Pinkerton murder suspects reportedly in town while warrants loom for local participants. Carnegie works shift to hire nonunion men as old workers abstain.
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Hugh ODonnell's Labor View on Homestead Trouble
Hugh O Donnell writes from Homestead dated July 15 reviewing Carnegie Company and Amalgamated Association negotiations that ended in a lockout. He blames Frick for breaking labor relations with harsh conditions and describes the advisory committee formation and events up to July 6, noting the breakdown of talks.
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Butler Discusses Homestead Arrests and Extradition Threats
Boston July 22 General Benjamin F Butler comments on Homestead cases noting bail discretion in murder charges and questions extradition of Andrew Carnegie for acts in the United States. He calls for legislation to disband the Pinkertons and prevent future riots. He states no personal contact with the strikers or involvement as counsel.
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Evicting Hungarians and Poles at Shaw Hill Homes
Carnegie company moves to evict twenty five Hungarian and Polish tenants living in company houses near General Snowden's headquarters in Homestead Pa. Tenants receive ten days to move. heads are mill workers now on strike. No vacant homes available. company plans to house non union men within Camp Black lines. Boycott efforts by Morath and Collins target Carnegie products. beams planned for Chittenden Hotel. Special police appointed for Carnegie company by order of Currier committee. Thomas Lane of Mifflin township named policeman with others appointed since July 1.
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Disastrous Strike Echoes Through Beaver Fats Biz
Disastrous strike effects hit Beaver Falls business as rumors swirl of plant relocation. Local unrest grows while hotels fill with speculation and workers fear unemployment amid the unsettled climate. A reader from Marion Ohio also shares a personal testimonial about a childbirth aid. Sweden leads in women graduates in medicine philosophy and jurisprudence relative to its population.
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From Sire to Son Health Remedy Story
An old time medicine ad notes a health restorer passing from sire to son as a legacy. It offers free sample packages for kidney liver and blood disorders and lists indigestion constipation headache rheumatism as helped by the remedy. Laubach and Boyd, leading druggists, distribute samples to the afflicted. Photographers remark on close resemblance of husband and wife compared to siblings.
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Sulphur Bitters touted for boils relief in Hostor Weekly News
A reader praises Sulphur Bitters as a reliable family medicine avoiding boils for six years. The note adds a railway fact that a steel rail of aged kind lasts about eighteen years with average wear.
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Ely's Cream Balm and Liver Regulator Endorsements
Advertised testimonials praise Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh relief with claims of long‑term success and headache relief. J H Sommers of Stephney lauds its effect, while J H Montgomery Co Drugists of Decorah Iowa notes years of sale and wide use. Also a note on Simmons Liver Regulator and a Japan pupil rabbit hunting practice.
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