Year 1895 Reflections and Notable Deaths Across Nations
A retrospective notes peace amid looming conflicts, major events from Europe and the Americas, disasters, and a long list of prominent deaths. It details Irish questions, European upheaval, earthquakes, storms, and a catalog of notable figures and public personalities who died in 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Eek Ok
Tors Boa
Europe
Alxander
Bulgaria
Sandwich Isands
Spain
America
Bray
Social and Personal Notes From March Eventful Week
Archbishop Gibbons elevated to cardinal. President Grover Cleveland and Miss Frances Folsom wed at Washington. General McLellan and other prominent figures attend ceremonies. J Gould to Turkey. Dr McGlynn active in New York religious circles. Henry George campaign ties noted. M Stanley sails to America after telegram.
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Gibbons
Confederacy
Ey Alaihe White House
Washington
Grover Cal
United States
Frances Folsom
I Forbes
Mix Luise Meigs
Gen
Cleveland Om
Adirondacks
J. Gould
Cox
Iater
Turkey
Orient
McGlynn
New York
Corrigan
Henry George Camary M. Stanley
America
Belgium
Turbulent Labor Strikes Sweep Cities Across United States
A sweeping account tracks major labor actions from January to November, detailing strikes by engineers, street railroad workers, and factory operatives in New York, Chicago, St Louis, and across the country. It notes the Big Strike, arson and anarchist clashes, police responses, and key figures like Powderly and Gould amid nationwide unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gould Roads
Texas
East St Louis
Powderly
Gould
Knights
New York City
Martin Irons
Great Southwestern
Grand Grand Jury
St. Louis
Landgraff
Third Avenue
National Legislature and Foreign Policy Movements Chronicle
Summary of a century of global politics including bills in the U S Senate and House such as Hoar's succession and Pitt Porter acts, plus imperial shifts in Britain France Germany and Russia. Notable items include Greece disarmament orders, Spanish elections, and leadership changes in France and Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoar
House
Hendricks
Senate
Gen. Pitt John Porter
Gen. Grant
Washington
United States Senate
Prince Alexander of
Dulgeria
Greer
Ee Rowtella
Rusia
Greece
Om Y
Athens
M. Vaivis
Earthquake Shocks Reported Across Regions
The record notes strong earthquakes around Oct 14 to Nov 9. Shocks hit A Nitafon island in the Top 39 Group with hundreds of tremors and a 300 foot rise from a lake. Lower Germany reported light quakes. A Langley cotton mill dam collapse left about three hundred job losses.
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Lower
Germany
Langley, & C
Domestic Miscellany and Civil Affairs Snippets
A garbled domestic items column notes Samuel J. Tilden related matters and a free arency for New York City. It mentions Coronimo the Apache chief surrendering to Gen. Miles and other scattered references to events in October and December.
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Samuel J. Tilden
New York City
Tilden
Bell
Citeaso
Coronimo
Gen. Biles
Port Dowie
Arizona
Dartholdi
Ilard
Seulster
Ferdinand de i
Boston
Jay Vender
Considera Peonerlvania
Knights of Labor Threaten Walkout Over Factory Deliveries
The Eureka Iron Company workers at Oxmoor Alabama quit work over a dispute about compulsory schooling. In Philadelphia coal wharves laborers struck on Reading road. If demands are not met, 25 000 Knights of Labor members threaten to strike, citing stalled contract provisions in New York hall purchase talks.
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Brooklyn
New York City
Grand Street
Missouri Isle
St. Louis
Misouri Pacific
Troy and Street Railroad
Troy
Gould
Missouri Pacific
H. M. Hoxie
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Knights of Labor
Hoxie
Oie
Jay Gould
Powderly
K. of L
Martin Irons
Knights
Missouri
Wilmington
Cohoes
Washington
Gould Roads
Williamsburg
New York
Caren
Grand Sarge
Missouri Car Company
John Most
Convention of Knights of Labor
Cleveland
Long Island City
Empire Protective
Third Avenue Road
Brotherhood of Telegraphers
Kansas City
Lake Shore
Chicago
Landgraf
Barrett
National Cigarmakers Union
Majur Pastant Gen
San Francisco
Armour
Aruck
Lacy Parsons
York
Richmond Y
National Head of Engineers
Beeen
Eureka Iron Company
Oxmoor
Ala
Reading Road
Philadelphia
de Ieri
The Criminal Calendar Recaps New York Bribery and Arrests
A condensed report traces bribery allegations in the Broadway franchise case, listing officials, dates and multiple arrests in New York. It notes indictments and convicts including aldermen, bank officers, and a Pinkerton detail, with references to other noted crimes and trials across cities.
Forty-Ninth Congress Session Highlights and City Elections
The text outlines the September session of the Forty-ninth Congress with mayoral nominations in New York City, Roosevelt and Hewitt vying for mayor, and Dewitt winning the mayoral race. It notes Vermont senator Edmonds’ re-election, statewide results including Cook County and Indiana fraud mentions, and the start of the next session with fisheries talks and key votes on electoral count, executive sessions, tenure of office repeal, and Morrison tariff rejection.
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Forty-ninth Congress
Golaok Ane
Henry
George
Tammany Mall
Democracy
Ton
Hewitt
Poin
New York City
Theodore Roosevelt
Georgy
Edmonds
United States
Vermont
Isues
Dewitt
Leary Oe
Rooosevelt Iy
Partion
Kentucky
WM Corneger
Illinois
J. G. Burleigh
Whitehall
E. W. Greenman
Minnesota
Clarzes
Indiana
Congress
Canada
House
Senate
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Pasay
the Labor Movement
Ireland
J.B Lippincott
Katherine Bayard
Secretary of
David BR. Atchison
Clinton County
Misouri
Thomas F. Beer
Scretary of State
David Hunter
Winfield Scott Hancock
Governor's Island
Hardor
Montgomery Square
Horatio Seymour
John F. Astor
California
Grates
Ashington
Jerome B. Wi
Colorado
United States B. C
Pip
Salem Center
Vian
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Dith Pairbenis
Johnsbury
Humphrey Noyes
Tee
Niagara
Ee Im Low
Tennyson
Lavrel
Mite
Charles Franklin Robertson
Charleston
Museum
Actors’ Fund
Greenwoo
Dio Lewis
Yonkers
Durbin Ward
Lebanon
Leopold von Ranke
Berlin
Alice Pendleton
George H. Pendleton
Ohio
Central Park
John Kelly
Tammany Hall Democracy
Richard M. Hoe
Florence
Italy
Paesne
South
Caroly
Baireuth
Poser
Nowallv
Greystone
Presidency
Dora
John
New Yort
Dora Dolores ‘Osta
Newport
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Scranton
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Telat
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Povemern
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Fairfield
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Arnot
Conn. N.Y
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Detroit
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Wales
Jopat
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E. Owens
Wield
England
John Alexander Logan
Ator
Ilinois
Murphreesboro
Dix
New Jage
Tarawera
Daniel Drew
Labor Movement
Mount Pleasant
Johnstown
Glovers
N. Y
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Pourth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Graham, Slughes and Downing
Empire Protective Association
Fred Upon
Lillwallee
Wis
George P. Ide & Co
Doss Tatiern Union
Broadway
Serremeen
Haverhill
Mas
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Chicago Pork Packers
Breed
Lynn
Conference of Trades Unions
Columbua
Brooklyn Knights of Labor
TIE Political World
Blair
A. H. Terry
Hancock
Congressional Library
Commission of Labor
Barmah
Aew
M. de Freycinet
Grovy
Francs
Collings
Salisbury
Gladstone
Servia
Bechamen
Caleb W. West
Utah
Murray
Renate
Union
Vance
Japan
United States-Mexico
Fitz John Porter
Payne
Ludwig II
Baveria
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Big
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Mentary
Union Liberals
Parnellites
Lord
Cuba
Spanish
Chamber of Deputies
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New York State Assembly LeGan
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Lancaster National Bank
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George C. Maddock
Sieur Fallows
Urveyor
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Louis Lwral
Maxwell
York Shell
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