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Striking workers and the unemployed attempt to travel across Washington via hijacked trains, triggering violent clashes with federal marshals.
“The men here who are familiar with the river say they will have no trouble at the present high stage of water, as the boat is very strong. The current at this point is now running nearly seven miles an hour and they will simply go with it.”
A man vows revenge on his wife’s lover while riding in a train car, only to be silenced by his wife’s sudden appearance.
“Thomas Jefferson Bailey, you open your yawp on this car and I’ll make you wish you’d never been born!”
County officials clash with state leadership, fearing a new game farm would function merely as a political job site.
“A farm at the penitentiary would serve to create a political job rather than to promote game propagation.”
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