YELLOW FEVER AT PENSACOLA MARINE GUARD
Navy reports a yellow fever case in the Pensacola marine guard. 38 men isolated, guard moved to second story, transfers and sanitary measures ordered. Surgeon Owens seeks a further expert and authorization to shift the guard to Cape Anson. Other patients sent to hospital. case determinations pending.
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Washington
Welch
Navy Yard
Pensacola
Owens
Marine Guard
Surge Owens
Cape Anson
Morton
New Orleans
Fensacola
Striking telegraph operators end, return to work report
Across Baltimore and other cities the telegraphers strike interrupts circuits with wires looped around lines. Officials say most services are restored though many operators have rejoined at old rates. Violence in Cincinnati marks first serious clashes as the strike unfolds.
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Brotherhood
Knights of Labor
Prinspere
George M. Evemiller
Western Union
New York
Western Union Company
Thar
Baltimore
Western Union Telegraph Company
Cincinnati
Henry Schwab
Cincinnati Assembly Brotherhood
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Ratthmore
Baurmnont
Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers elect officers in Puiwapetraia
The convention ends with officers chosen for year. President William Weihe of Pittsburgh, secretary George Martin of Pittsburgh, treasurer James Penny of Pittsburgh, and one vice president per district. John J. Davis of Sharon presented a silver tea service and a gold headed cane to President Jarrett, who noted he would have won unanimously if he had stood. Next annual meeting planned for Pittsburgh. Adjourned sine die. The union repudiates all strike benefit claims.
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Jarrett
Puiwapetraia
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Wm. Weihe
Pittsburg
Woo. Martin
James Penny
Jno. J. Davis
Sharon
Labor and immigration ignite Senate hearing in New York
The Senate labor and education subcommittee heard Brooklyn reformer Mrs L Twickell describe poverty among New York and San Francisco women amid unrestricted immigration. She blamed unions for limiting work and urged federal aid and domestic economy schools for the poor. Samuel Gompers testified on hours and wages, noting enslaved labor amid tenement cigar making and low pay for cashiers, messengers, newsboys, and deckhands. A separate item reports Judge Black's bladder surgery relief after an operation in York Pennsylvania and notes optimism about post operative rest. In Kentucky, Governor Knott leads with a 43,571 margin as results from 109 counties show Democrats ahead. a constitutional convention vote appears unlikely. Lightning kills livestock near Chattanooga. a farmer drowns crossing a river.
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Senate
New York
United States Senate
L. Twickell
Brooklyn
Working-Women's Ssanciation
San Francisco
Female Shopmaker's Association
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Unions
United States
World Abroad A broad mix of Ireland Spain Russia and Hungary
A Dublin correspondent says James Carey planned to shoot William Forster in 1882 and Dublin seeks funds to assist migration. Limerick delegates form bands of the National League and denounce judicial rents. In Commons Parnell warns of stronger agitation if land act deficiencies persist. Reports touch on French Spain rumors, socialists in Russia, Hungarian law riots, and Tolstoi decree enforcement.
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Ireland
Limerick
National League
Preats
House of Commons
Parnell
Press Association
Gladstone
Confederate Cotton Loan
House of Lords
House of
Sociale
Russia
Perenseti
New Era Los
Katone
MOR Law
Hungary
Viexsa
Agram
London
Raphael Tuck & Sons
St. Petersburg
The
Jewish World
Tolstoi
the Post
Berlin
United States
Young Woman Files Complaint in Seduction Case
A stylish young lady named Anna Effert of Clayton Missouri filed a complaint against Fred W. Voss for seduction after an alleged promise of marriage. Voss was arrested at the clerk of criminal corrections office after the couple appeared together, with Effert later seen in tears, and Voss denying the marriage pledge. Both faced legal proceedings as deputies pursued the warrant.
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New York
Court of Criminal Correction
Dierkes
Plers
Anna [Effert
Clayton
St. Louis County
Fred. W. Voss
Misa Effert
Mr. Dierke
Joban
Sherds
Karley Mason
Miss Wiert
W. Voss
Mason
Voss
Moss Ettert
Vosa
Death by hanging ends brutal murder case
The report describes the July killing of Tomas Bayle near Memphis by an unknown assailant. Joe Payne, accused and confessing, was publicly hanged after a local jury and crowd verdict. The account notes mixed reactions among Black and white communities and comments on the process. Later items mention rainy races in Monmouth and similar regional dispatches, with brief sports results.
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Menengis
Tomas Bayle
Qak Jand
Mix 3
Memphis
Joe Payne
Oakland
Pearson
Joe. M. Moore
W. O. Fitzgerald
W. Y. Moore
Payne
Sayle
The Impending Crisis Speech at Irving Hall
Monday evening July point in New York under the New York Free Trade Club, a speech argues a coming industrial crisis. It contrasts protection with free trade, cites England's expansion, and predicts a tariff wipeout within years while urging open markets and cheaper raw materials for American industry.
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Irving Hall
New York
Department of Economics
Congress
Europe
United States
England
Ireland
America
Hig
Damascus
Benator Bayard
Hoagland
Brodstreet
London
New England
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
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Figre
Treasury
Wiliam T. Wimberly
Mississippi
Internal Revenue
American Nation Bank
Nashville
Tenn
Corea
Foote
Hagner
James N. Lipscomb
South Carolina
John J. Knox
Freedman’s Saving and Trust Company
Messrs. Crittenden and Mackey
Samuel E Gaillard
State Orphan Asylum of
Charleston
Gaillard
General Assembly
Steel Men
Judge Black
Paln
Waspinatos
Garnett
York
Pennsylvania
Garrett
Atlee
Lancaster
Gross
Philadelphia
Hasaya
Big Seases
Jefferson Davis
Kentucky
Proetor Knott
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Knott
Marrow
Blackburn
Asbury
Register
Chattano
Chattanooga
Blue Springs
Ephriam Hickman
Maparn
Cetewa O
Standard
Durban
Cetewayo
Usiepu
Usibepu
Paris
Prince Victor
Sary
Jerome Napoleon
Chiel
Honopartists
Pars
France
M. Buland
Chamber of Deputes
Vienna
Rudolph
Cairo
Alexzandra
Times Cairo
Lammon
Alexandria
Rosaiie
Alexanonia
Egypt
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Thade
Docent Shinkle
Civermnati
Vincent Shinkle
Covington
Tay
W. M. Finley
R. F. Miller
Charles Bodman
Ricumont
Ind
Farmer' S Bank
Pani
Bank Ieserves
Bank of France
Bank of England
Mare
Dover
Monmouth Mark
Socatega
Moxmoury Pan
N. J
Sanavova
Saunterer
Navarro
Monarch
Iame
Bonnie Lizzie
Taxgatherer
Wedding Day
Kinney
Donk
Princess Louie
Glengarvie
Disturbance
Miss Moulsey
Bianzee
Baslball
Cincinnat
Metropolita
Buffalo
Chicago
Eclipse
Allagheny
Crook
Sonora
Augusta
Sanderavite
Sandersville
E. J Donnell
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