France’s Conciliation Courts Lead in Labor Disputes
A columnist argues France’s Courts of Conciliation better administer justice between workers and employers, citing 1878 data where tens of thousands of cases were settled or conciliated. The piece suggests the US adopt a similar system to reduce strikes and workplace hostility.
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Meanest Opposition to Candidate Religion Sparks Debate
The article denounces opposing a mayoral candidate Grace over his Catholic faith. It criticizes the New York Herald for insinuations and warns against uniting with anti Catholic sentiment. It urges restraint and cautions machine politics.
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New York Herald
Bob Ingersoll
Garfield
Republic
Weather outlook for New England with rain and variable winds
Indications show for New England partly cloudy skies with occasional rain and southerly or variable winds. Eastern areas may see higher temperatures while western zones remain cooler. Cautionary signals persist on the lakes from Cedar Keys to Sandy Hook and are ordered from Norfolk to Jacksonville.
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Robbery and attempted murder shock Pocasset village
Isaac Clemant, a 70 year old respected resident, was robbed and left unconscious after a night attack at his Pocasset home. A suspect, a young man known in the village, is suspected as authorities and townspeople rush to aid the victim and investigate the break in at nearby Gibbs house. The crash left Clemant badly wounded and likely unable to recover.
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Freeman
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Phineas Gibbs
Theophilus Youngs Case Heats New York Court
In New York three years after Mary I C Youngs sought letters of administration on Theophilus Youngs estate valued at 200000. A man claiming to be Theo appeared in court. Mary identified him as not her husband. Testimony showed Theo may have been seen in August, with supporting family members. The case adjoins police action against confidence men who robbed a wealthy Englishman. A militia parade and a suicide attempt by Charles Hayes were noted.
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Recovery of More Bodies From Alpena Wreck
Holland Michigan reports a diary leaf found on the Alpena indicating the vessel’s distress. Three bodies recovered include Fred Spaeth Grand Rapids Montgomery Crossman Grand Haven and a Mrs Farrel Hart of White Pigeon. Suspected collision may have caused the disaster with the Wells sinking nearby.
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White Pigeon
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Pigeon Creek
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Graham
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S. B. Cole
Evanston
Ill
Frank Holbrook
Muskegon
Crossman
Atlanta hosts old fashioned barbecue for visiting troops
In Atlanta on October 21 citizens held a large barbecue for visiting military units. The Detroit Light Infantry Band played patriotic tunes as Capt. Burke and other officers delivered speeches calling for unity and remembrance, with North and South pledging to forget the past and work together.
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Sherman Cadets
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Mass
Evan P. Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Patrick Walsh
Augusta
National Democrats expose telegram fraud tied to key Florida votes
The National Democratic Committee releases details of telegram vouchers from Western Union and American Telegraph proving alleged fraud tied to call for funds in Indiana and Florida. W. H. Barnum reports copies, checks, and lithographed telegrams to be made public, alleging misuse of campaign communications.
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United States
Key West
Fla
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Florida
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Vermont and Canada Railroad stockholders meet in Bellows Falls
About fifty stockholders representing 8542 shares attended the annual meeting in Bellows Falls. President Brooks outlined litigation anxiety over a Supreme Court decision, with a tentative move to abandon arrears recovery and seek road possession. Directors named from Boston and Philadelphia.
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Valuable Country Residence Destroyed at Portsmouth New Hampshire
An alarm of fire destroyed the house and barns of Henry R. Stoddard on Gravelly Ridge in Portsmouth. Four cows, two hogs, many hens and farming utensils were lost. Loss about 10000 dollars, insured for 7600. Other fires reported in New Hampshire and Denver, with various property losses and probable incendiary causes.
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South Barnstead
East Northwood
Nottingham Centre
David Cilley
Denver
Col
Estabrook
Treasury explains debt purchases and reserves
Treasury details that a $155 million available balance funds current government expenses while $140 million backs redeemable notes. Excess receipts reduce open market debt, with $103.8 million of bonds bought and $5.82 million annual interest savings. Also notes Sitting Bull surrender terms, horse disease spreading in cities, Star Spangled Banner bill, and other miscellaneous items.
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Wreck Clarity and Delays in North Adams Tunnel
A tunnel wreck near North Adams delayed service with trains arriving late and the line torn up. The train split in two and the rear collided with the middle portion, smashing nine cars including seven platform cars with pig iron and coal and two boxcars with flour. Large repair gangs worked overnight as mails arrived belatedly.
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Sale of the Haines Coin Collection Nets Near 5000
The sixth sale of Hon. Ferguson Haines’s coins from Biddeford Maine closed in New York after three days, cataloged by W E Woodward of Roxbury. Prices reached high figures for medals and colonial coins with bidders from across the country including California.
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Cyrus W. Field
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New England
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Mob Threat Ends in Palmyra Killing in Maine
A mob demanded residents leave Palmyra, Maine. The occupants refused and fired two shots, killing Rodney Lord aged 25 and wounding two others. Two men were arrested. a third sought for firing one shot.
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Palmyra
Rodney Lord
Mysterious Chicago Arrest Involving Large Bond Seizure
A Secret Service arrest on a Chicago train led to the seizure of 204000 in United States bonds and 3000 in cash from a florid man. The suspect, described in Washington orders, was held for examination with $25090 bail and kept in the marshal's office under strict secrecy as a possible government defaulter.
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Secret Service
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Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
United States Marshal's Office
United States
McClellan Courted by Utica Officials in Central New York
General George B. McClellan rode into Utica amid a crowd of 205 business leaders and was escorted from the depot to his hotel. An incident on arrival showed the general's approachable nature when a working man in oil stained clothes greeted him with a joke about Chickahominy and dirty hands.
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New York
Utic
Gen. McClellan
Syracuse
Courier
Chickahominy
Railroad President Casts Neutral Ballot Policy
Hugh A. Jewett of the Erie Railway issues a circular to all employees declaring the company has no politics and forbids coercing workers to support any candidate. It urges equal treatment and full freedom to vote according to individual judgment, strictly enforcing this policy.
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Erie Railway Company
Strike at South Side rolling mills after union worker ousted
A strike is in progress at the South Side rolling mills with 590 men leaving work after the superintendent refused to re-employ a union man who had quit earlier. A police detail is stationed at the mills to maintain order.
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The North American Review November Highlights
The issue features Montgomery Blair on The Republican Party as It Was and Is and a Financial Standpoint critique signed by many Republicans. It also includes W. B. Laurence on The Monarchical Principle in Our Constitution, Doane on Free Religious Discussion, Crosby on Bible Revision, Crane on Recent European Publications, Ammen on The Nicaragua Route to the Pacific, and Desire Charnay with part three of The Ruins of Central America.
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W. C. Doane
Howard Crosby
Ae Crane
David Ammen
Nicaragua
Pacific
Desire Charnay
Central America
Notable North American obituary notes multiple prominent deaths
William Burnet Kinney longtime Newark Daily Advertiser owner editor died in New York on Oct 21 at age 61. Jotham Barry Boston coal dealer and lodge member died Oct 21 aged 71. Chief Justice Edward G. Ryan of Wisconsin Supreme Court died Oct 20 at Madison. Charles Dewey NC banker and Raleigh National Bank president died Oct 20 aged 82.
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Edward Goodwin
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Greenland
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Fred Kirby
Jasper Smart
Albert Hurd
Great Falls
Elizabeth Lang
Rye
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Robert Parker
Longmire back in custody for new trial in Wright murder
Warren Longmire, acquitted in Freeman Wright’s murder, is under arrest in Pembroke Maine and will face another trial. Horace Davis of Stonington a bridge collision victim near Davisville. John Q A Houghton arrested Worcester on bigamy charges. A Vermont boy dies after being run over by a wagon wheel near Irisburg. The Western Association of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts meets in Amherst with next session at North Adams in January.
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London
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Ives
Cuyler
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Music Hall
Taunton
Carl Zerrahn
Germania Orchestra
Bridge disaster in Galicia kills six and injures others
Reports describe a fatally damaged bridge near a Galician site with six people dead and several wounded. Other items note Hedo Pacha declining a Constantinople summons, Chilean bombardment claims, and various European political and maritime updates.
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