Disastrous floods and political notes swirl in reports
A mixed batch of items spans floods in South France and policy polls in Ohio. The wire mentions Afghanistan frontier tension, Presbyterian in Pittsburg, New Jersey legislative ballots, a New Jersey butchers strike, petroleum near Richmond Missouri, and a stubborn Chicago strike. Also noted are the National Prison Congress in Atlanta, a Chicago runaway caught, and various local calamities including a bank liquidation in Indianapolis and a coal mine fire in Mt. Pleasant Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Prison Congress
Atlanta, Ga
Mamie Goodno
Goddess of Liberty
Lndianapolia
First National Bank of Indianapolis
Standard Coal
Mt. Pleasant
Hughes County
Duke of Satinsaait
Bom
Extradition Warrant for Embezzler Hokes in Peoria
Sheriff Hitchcock of Peoria arrives from Washington with the president's warrant for the extradition of the embezzler Hokes. Proceedings begin before Judge Dugan as Assistant Cashier testifies that Hokes forged and negotiated blank drafts, aiding detectives. Lorillard Estate sale in New York draws many buyers and high bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbexstar Eoken
Montara
Sheriff Hitchcock
Peoria
Washington
Hokes
Dugan
Bia
Veslier
Lanyer
Lorillard
New York
George Lorillard
Real Estate Exchange
Labor Troubles at Chicago Stock Yards Standstill Ends
Reports from Chicago Nov 9 10 describe violence at the stock yards as four deputies are fired upon while patrolling near Forty second and Ashland. Militia and sheriffs restore order as 3 4000 workers face rain and cold. Delegates Barry and Bottsford discuss Knights of Labor resolutions and a boycott. By Nov 10 a clash near the Ashland bridge leads to dispersal and a note that packers back away from barring labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Forty-second
Ashfind Avenue
Tock Yards
Barry
Butsford
Packers’ Committee
Botsford
General Assembly of Knights
Africa
Linet Messis Bottsford
Hately
Fowler
Board of Trade
Wnion
Cuicano
Ashland Avenue
Second Infantry
McMilan
New Times
McMillan
Knights of Labor
Athena
Bel Betwen
Uni Anton
Aeneas
Ongatigationa
New York
Nestern
New York State
Aratany
National Kuit Gauls Association
Messrs
Bailey and
McGuire
Bailey
Messrs. Bailey and
Knit 8 Association
Chaage
Noy
Lange
Carleton
Boston
Hatley
Parkers’ Association
Knights
Barry and
Carlton
Bulgarian throne election sparks czar's disapproval
Secret session of the sobranje elects Prince Waldemar of Denmark as Bulgaria's next ruler by acclamation after three hours of debate. The Russian czar reportedly does not approve, while Vienna notes Prince Nicholas of Montenegro may be the czar's candidate. Other items mention a White House audience with Prince Komatsu and President Cleveland, and a note on oleomargarine tax revenue.
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Alexander
Waldemar
Ting
Denmark
Bulgaria
Sultante
Europe
CZAWS
Vienna
Princ Lobanoff
Count Kalnoky
Nicholas of
Minaraime
Warning to Poland and Vienna sparks sensational note
War ery Gazetter warns Poland that clinging to Austria-Hungary risks decay and partition as discontent grows under Ty sceptre. In New York a political move targets Robert T. Linesin for mayor amid socialist energy. Also reports: Jesse H. Lord suicide near Boston. construction and surveying activities near Jamestown to Sargent County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Vienna
Warery Gazetter
Austria-Hungary
Anarchists' Supreme Court Fate Hinted by Chicago Lawyers
Chicago anarchists case moves toward the U S Supreme Court as counsel Captain Black says he learns from newspapers and does not know key defense fund figures. Judge Gary to sign records while States Attorney Grinnell accuses delays by the anarchists' lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Muck
Galifornia Defense Fund
Chicago
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Capt. Black
Laughad
Onfornia Defense Fund Association
Bungmann
Whitney
United States Supreme Court
Gary
Supreme Court
Grinnell
Lord Mayor Day in Trafalgar Square Draws Red Flags
The Workingmen march through London to Trafalgar Square demanding government employment and shorter hours. Police block access, 1000 officers guard the area as crowds cheer the procession and Nelson’s monument scene erupts briefly with flag bearing demonstrators. Williams leads the speakers urging workers to press reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafalgar Square
Loxpon
Scotts Guards
St. George's Barracks
National Gallery
Accessiona
Jord
Nelson
Williams
Sec
Frothingham Indicted After Pinkerton Detention
Frothingham, accused in the Adams Express robbery, was escorted by a Pinkerton detective to the circuit court where he faced habeas corpus proceedings. He was then moved to the four courts and locked up as a grand jury indicted him for grand larceny and receiving stolen property. Two more indictments named Jim Cummings and Richard Roe. Frothingham proclaimed his innocence amid claims of mistreatment. Meanwhile Senator Sabin weighed in on election outcomes and the Minnesota political outlook. Duluth & Wisconsin railway incorporation was filed with the Ramsey county recorder, naming Hammond, Fisher, Chase, and others, with capital set at 500000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kenformsey County
I. Hascom
Tuaigued
Damuvl Purple
Jatmore
Lil
Tato
Frothingham
Martzer
Jim Cummings
Richard Roe
St. Paul
United States
Sabin
Stillwater
Minnesota
Congress
Interview fabrication blamed on Minneapolis telegraphers
A lengthy, uncertain interview attributed to Dakota Attorney General George S Engle is questioned as likely fiction. The piece alleges removal plans from Aberdeen to Bismarck and discusses party politics, territorial admission, and governor Pierce. The Minneapolis Journal dispatch is questioned for genuineness and conflates Washington reporting with local Dakota politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S Engle
Dakota
Aberdown
Hismarck
Mr. Engle
Aberdeen
Washington
Ifasmuch
Day
Congress
Pierce
Chicago News
Cleveland
West
Associated Press
Minneapolis Journal
Arthur
Solar One
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France
Ohio
Dee
Graball
Tex
United Presbyterians
Pittsburg
New Jersey
Rusk
Richmond
Henry Bak
Worthington
General Post
Illinois
Gleason
Lawler
House
Chiot
Tempo
Farmers’ Nationa Alliance
Areun
Dudley
Indiana
Manhattan
New Haven
Conn
Lawrence Donovan
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Niagara Falls
John A. Harney
St. Paul Road
Mr. Winter
Montana
Rio
Chicago Packers Association
Uto Africa
Kult Goode
Packers Association
Baldwin
Association
Wal
North Dakota Baptists
Palin
North Dakota Baptist Ministerial Union
Convention of the Association
King OF
Czar
Atte
Wasnixotox
Prince Komatan
Japan
White House
Komatay
Hhis Suite
Bayard
Wasuinoron
Connecticut
Sayrock
Mortford
Gustav Anderson
Eddy Paterson
Saybrook
Hay
Thys
Waaninatox
Department of Agriculture
Greece
Robert T. Lincoln
Ortendo
Parace
Robert T. Linesin
Hawtford
Conx
Jesse H. Lord
The
Post
Boston Journal of Commerce
Scientific American
Old North Cemetery
Lamoure County
Huck Tod
Oakes
Manitoba Company
Jamestown
Sargent County
London
New Railroad
Duluth
Amieles
Duluth & Wisconsin Railway Company
Ramey County
John 3. Hammond
Fisher
St Paul
Albert
Chase
Feeces Eats
Seo Pee
Stoe Su
Mindeapolis
Mail and Express
Staten Island
Western Railroal
Vanderbilt Landing
Ke D. Cornell
Devonshire
Buccleuch
Darrow
Scotland
Great Northwest
Arthur KL
Akots
Wasamatox
George L. Bene
Crystal
Pembina
Charles Roberts
Eye Bea
Oberoa
Benson
Joe W. Be Warne
Browh
Ak Daxoun
Aeon
Bathell
Rere
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