Race problem at southern industrial convention discussed
Chattanooga May 18 One of the main topics at the southern industrial convention was the race problem with speeches by W H Councill and H T Keating. Councill argued labor rights and negro advancement while warning against foreign labor and class interference.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Huntsville
W. H. Councill
Anticultural and Mechanica College
Normal
Ala
H. T. Keating
A. M. EB. Church Review
Phiiadelphia
Council
Mamany
W. T. Cole
Waco
Tex
Republican Party
Ceasa
Democratic Party
Cuba
Wise
General Wood
South
Po ‘McKigley
Wood
South Carolina
Missinnippi
Louisiana
Texas
Booker ‘S. Washington
Dodge
Eau Claire
Wis
Cyrus K. Penns
Clarle Pickson
Gilbertson
Caye
Cyrus
Labor trouble at the wines and women run the cars
A string of labor unrest reports across Michigan and nearby states. Copper and iron mines face strikes with raises offered in some cases, while workers at the Winthope mine and Quincy Oscola properties idle thousands. Separate items note charity trolley day in Rockford and a stalled machinists arbitration, plus a Hillsdale case and a London proclamation allowing trade with parts of the Orange Free State.
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Attika Pawer
Tron
Atcadiana Seitte
Honghteh
Mich
Quincy
Oscola
Winthope
Ishpeming
Mark Hanna
Lake Superior
Calumet
Arcadian
Srickers
Shiela
Parnall
Wheeler seeks reelection and other early 20th century items
General Joseph Wheeler notifies constituents of a bid for re election to Congress. jewels reported offered for sale in Louisville claimed stolen from Chicago. Burglary losses include $20 from Evansville Wisconsin resident F A Barker and two gold watches plus $5 from William Tibby. Wright estate in Chicago valued at 800000 dollars and probate granted. New law professorship salary set at 1000 dollars in Madison. Mat Cramer injured by horse in Green Bay. Baron Blanc to succeed Baron Fava as Italian ambassador in Washington. Eau Claire to host 1888 meeting for Boer peace envoys. Germans seize 3000 square miles in Congo Free State. Former Queen Liliuokalani sails for Hawaii. State Dept monitors German polities in Brazil and Central America. Paris exposition annex opened by Commissioner Peck. Daniel Murray catalogs over 1000 negro authors for Paris expo. En Fronde paper in Paris restricted from female typists at night. Special prayer for British arts seen in Jerusalem synagogues.
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Joseph Wheeler
Louisyville
Potter
Chicago
F. A. Barker
Evansville
Wis
William Tibby
Rufus Wright
Law School
Madison
Mat Cramer
Snavely
Green Bay
Baron Blanc
Enld
Baron Fava
Washington, Eau Claire
Congo Free State
Liluokalia
Hawaii
State Department
Areps
Brazil
Amerca
Vincennes
Peck
Daniel Murray
Congressional Library
En Froude
Paris
Jerusalem
Denmark Eyes West Indies Sale Through Chartered Company
An article in The Vorland says Denmark may place the Danish West Indies under a chartered company to manage affairs under the Danish flag. If Congress does not act this session, Denmark cannot become a purchaser. Plans include a national bank at St Thomas, new customs, a steamship line to Porto Rico, hotels, a steam laundry, warehouses, a sugar barrel factory, and large-scale agriculture on St Croix and St Thomas. Two men die in Iowa accidents the same day.
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New York
Vorland
Copenhagen
Denmark
Danish West India Islands
Emtirog
Germany
United States
Washington
I Ft
Congress
St. Thomas
Colonial Bank
St. Croix
Porto Rico
St. ‘Thomas
St Thomas
Cogat
Tropics
Singapore
Aden
World and local notes from a historical paper
Former Queen Liliuokalani travels from Washington to Honolulu en route to Chicago yesterday. Boxer outrages reported sixty miles north of Menyin China with native Christians massacred. Estate taxes fund a large English Jewish colonization grant. Milwaukee switchman Joe Russ drags a stranger from tracks. passerby fears for life. WWI era veterans and officials feature in distant notices. Italian chamber disturbances prompt royal prorogation. London underground plans discussed. Texan clerk Henry Cottrell accused of petty theft through forged checks. John Foley dies after coughing fit at Chicago corner. James J Corbett rumored for New York City congress.
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Liliuokalani
Ha- Waii
Chicago
Washington
Honolulu
Men ‘Sin
China
Hirgeh
Jon V F. Gillon
Waterloo
Weymouth
Mags
Colombo
Stallop Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Pavision
Turkey
Jallo A. Roeg
United States
T. Yerkes
Londou
London County Council
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Lago
Henry Cottrell
Montgomery Ward & Co
John Foley
Fifth Avenue
Madison Street
James J. Corbett
Congress
New York City
Penderloin” Divinies
McNamara Battles Ex-Prosecutor for Dakota Daughter
In a Nebraska case tied to a failed marriage, President W. C. McNamara of the Eastern Nebraska and Gulf railroad seeks court action to claim liberty for Mary McAllister, daughter of ex-Prosecuting Attorney J. J. McAllister. After a shotgun confrontation, McAllister fled with his daughter across Nebraska, Iowa, and Dakota until his surrender on Tuesday.
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McNamara
McAllister
Nebraska
Iowa
Dakota
Miss Belle Henderson Ill in Philadelphia Sanitarium
Miss Belle Henderson second daughter of the speaker of the house lies dangerously ill in a Philadelphia sanitarium. Her health has waned for two years and an operation may be required. Her mother, Mrs Henderson, has tended her daily.
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Satararium
Philladelphia
Washington
Belle Henderson
Philadelphia
Miss Henderson
Iowa Supreme Court Rules Dogs May Not Bite Except When Law Violations Occur
Sioux City May 19. In a Sioux county case first decided by Judge Wakefield, the Iowa Supreme Court holds that dogs cannot lawfully bite unless the person bitten is engaged in breaking the law. Canines have no right to retaliate for past injuries. The court previously said a child’s sticks and stones contributed to injury and that owners must pay. The decision is reversed and a dog's first bite marks habitual behavior.
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Supreme Court
Sioux City
Sioux County
Wakefield
Dissetrict Court
Supreme Court of Iowa
Tower Court
Elvis Baseball Scores and Murder Case Report
Baseball scores from May 10 show New York 6 at St Louis 13 and Pittsburgh 11 over Philadelphia 4. In Vienna courts, ML Burnett found guilty of manslaughter in the 1800 murder of John Maupin, with ten years’ penitentiary. C. M. Harris verdict undecided.
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Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Detroit
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Kansas City
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Italy
Fen
Vienna
Caad
ML. Burnett
C. M. Harris
John Maupin
Burnett
Farris
One Minute Cough Cure Praised by Newark Man
Wm Orr of Newark Ohio says his Attia boy was saved from pneumonia by One Minute Cough Cure. He notes the remedy cures coughs and lung diseases, is pleasant to take, and affords immediate results.
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Wm. Orr
Newark
Attia
Best in the World Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Ad
The Herald praises Chamberlain’s cough remedy as the best medicine for colds and coughs after a reader reports it cured a severe cold. Mentioned for sale by Nix the druggist in Andersonville Indiana.
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Chamberlain
the Herald
Andersonville
Indiana
Nix
Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism in Kenna West Virginia
A woman in Jackson County endured a severe rheumatism attack keeping her bedridden for over a month. After using Chamberlain’s Pale Balm, she walked to breakfast the next morning without aid and has not suffered a similar attack since. The notice promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and warns against counterfeit products sold by J. M. Nix.
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Kenna
Jackson County
W. Va
Maddock
Chamberlain
A. B. Parsons
J. M. Nix
Millions Given Away By Dr King’s New Cure
The proprietors of Dr King’s discovery for consumption coughs and colds have given away over ten million trial bottles. They claim it cures thousands of hopeless cases of anthoa bronchitis legrippe and all throat chest and lung diseases. The ad offers a free trial bottle and guarantees every regular bottle.
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Dr. King
Prao
der & Hackratt
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