Harriman Poised for Industrial Growth on River and Coal
The Emory River reaches Harriman with a daily steamboat line and water access to blast furnaces. Rich coal and iron properties nearby, including East Tennessee Land Co holdings, Coal Creek Mine, Oakdale Furnace, and Roma Island deposits, back a future manufacturing city. Executive roster lists Gen. Clinton B. Fisk as president with multiple high officials and directors chaired from Boston.
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Chattanooga
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Boston
Mass
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South
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Thomson-Houston Electric Company
L. B. Russell
Summer Street
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Emory
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Clinch
Tennessee
Last
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Oakdale Furnace Company
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Roma Island
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John Hopewell, Jr
Frederick Gates
A. A. Hopkins
A. W. Wagnalla
W. H. Russell
Russell, Daniels & Garvin
Gen. Clinton B. Fisk
A. W. Wagnalls
J. R. Leeson
Fr. Schumacher
W. C. Hartiman
Francis W. Breed
J. J. Hobbs
William Silverwood
I. M. Goodall
P. 3. Mason
Maritime Arrivals and Departures Listed for Providence Area
An April 18 record notes steamers Alleghany Parker Allimore Norman Sherman Philadelphia William P Hood Ross Newport News Amelia G Ireland Meguthim Bayonne St John Waren Murray Perth Amboy Henry A Taber Slocum New York sailed by M K Rawley Vierson Brunswick G Irvon Caswell Warren Hall Walker Rockland A L Crabtree Beckford New York Kessle Stella Frost St John Reinacer Wyant Fisher's Island among listed vessels and routes.
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Allimore
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Shermian
Philadelphia
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Ross
Newport News
Amelia G
Ireland
Meguthim
Bayonne
St. John
Waren Murray
Perth Amboy
Henry A.taber
Slocum
New York
Yoners M. Kk
Rawley
Vierson
Brunswick
Notice to Men From Frank Sommurs Tailor
Importing a large line of Black Worsteds Slack and Blue Cheviots and other suitings sold at a considerable reduction from regular prices. Goods bought in long lengths directly from English manufacturers. Ten percent discount for cash. Park Street tailor Frank D Sommurs.
Labor troubles abroad spark clashes and strikes across East Silesia
Report from Vienna notes twelve thousand Wittkowitz iron workers on strike. Troops fire on rioters in Karwin with several wounded. eight among the strikers hurt in Polnische Ostrau. Strike spreads to Kapwnitz and other centers. eight are killed and famine fears rise. A priest denounced May Day. riots worsen as factories are attacked and buildings damaged.
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Karwin
Rokonitz
Prague
Ostrau
Kunzendorf
Ratiman
Polnische Ostrau
Silesia
Wittkowitz
Neu Saudec
Austrian Galicia
Briann
Fritz Krueger
Government Hesitates on Old Catholic Entry in Russia
Dr Von Gossler stated that the issue of religious orders entering Russia cannot be decided by the ministry of ecclesiastical affairs alone. The government has not received complaints regarding Old Catholics.
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Diet
Russia
Dr. von Gossler
Ministry of Ecclesiastical Affairs
Bandits Ravage Santiago de Cuba Amid Pursuit by Troops
In Santiago de Cuba two bands of bandits terrorize the countryside and kill three guards in a recent clash. Troops pursue the outlaws as residents flee to the city for safety, some 300 people abandoning their estates.
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London
Santiago de Cuba
Havana
London Papers Split on Goschen Budget April 18
The Daily News condemns the budget as a glittering fabric with no foundation and bemoans lost opportunities. The Chronicle notes no tax or education reforms but says overall budget satisfaction. The Telegraph criticizes Goschen for underusing his talents and insufficient tax cuts. The Times favors tea duty relief over income tax cuts and praises a popular tax revision that may foretell another budget.
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The
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Telegraph
Goschen
the Times
President Carnot Enthusiastically Welcomed in Toulon
President Carnot was greeted with unbounded enthusiasm in Toulon as crowds gathered along the streets. Admirers lifted him to their shoulders and carried him in triumph to the prefecture, underscoring a lively reception during his journey.
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Paris
Carnot
Toulon
Austria to cover extra costs without loans
Vienna April 18. Dr. Dunajewski minister of Finance told the lower house the government would meet extra expenditures without borrowing, mainly by higher alcohol taxes and the tobacco monopoly. He supported the burden of militarism and said Austria must endure it with the German alliance as the basis of European politics.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Yale Alumni Association
Delmonico’s
South
Vienna
Dr. Dunajewski
Austria
Germany
Emin Pasha to Lead Expedition Monday Despite Rail Plans
Emin Pasha will start the expedition on Monday as German interests plan railways similar to Senegal’s pioneer lines. Surveys are underway. In England bimetallism motion failed in the Commons by 183 to 87.
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England
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Senegal
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House of Commons
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St. Petersburg
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Belgium
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Northcote
Ostend
Times
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Berrian
Germania
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Werbiggoods
Paris
Leopold
Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York
Washington reports a forecast through 8 p m Saturday for New England and eastern New York. Expect fair weather Saturday and Sunday with cooler temperatures and northwesterly winds.
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New England
New York
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Boston
Buffalo
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Weeed
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Eseel
Paso
Tex
Fair Clear
Eastport
Helena, Mont
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Clear
Kansas City
Fair Ontreal
Ear
New Orleans
Portland
Salt Lake City
Wilminton
N.C
Observations Taken At p m In The Evening
Observations recorded elsewhere note late afternoon measurements at a specified time. Data reference a sequence of readings and general conditions observed outside typical reporting, with no further context or identified locations or individuals.
Prussian Clerical Demands Refused by Public Worship Dept
In the Prussian Diet debate, Dr Windthorst urged a Catholic section in Ecclesiastical Affairs and various clerical controls including priest appointments and school supervision. Minister Von Gossler replied the government would not concede, noting Catholic matters are handled by Catholic officials and a Sperrgesetz bill would be introduced.
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Brrary
Windthornt
Ecclesiastical Affairs Department
Prussia
von Gossler
Windthorst
Box bed interior spring work and South American hair
The engraving describes the interior spring work of a famous box bed. It highlights coiled wire forming a flexible elastic structure and a deep layer of soft South American hair, claimed to elevate mattress comfort and make eight hours of sleep feel like an eight minute nap.
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South America
McCreary Substitutes Broader Reciprocity Plan In Hitt Debate
Democratic members of the House foreign affairs committee back the principle of reciprocity with South American nations but seek to remove ambiguities. Governor McCreary of Kentucky proposes a substitute granting the Secretary of State broader power to liberalize trade, likely not to pass, while Blaine moves toward negotiating reciprocity treaties once Hitt's resolution clears Congress. The Canada angle favors unilateral Canadian initiative toward full removal of duties, a stance Republicans view with skepticism.
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House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Hitt
Congress
McCreary
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Blaine
Congressman Hitt
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State Department
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