Inland Anu Bapurl Raled The ICC Favored Boston Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission backed Boston interests by allowing the same low export rates used for New York on Chicago to Boston traffic. The decision focused on east bound rates to Boston and concluded no unjust discrimination against Boston. The New York Produce Exchange case followed, upholding that export traffic could be priced differently from inland shipments when justified by route and cost.
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Commission
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President Harrison Plans and White House Schedule
Deer Park Md Sept 1 The President stayed indoors most of the day and may travel to Washington midweek He might attend the Log Cabin College celebration in Pennsylvania and possibly Princeton University on Thursday The Harrison family may stay through Sept 20 and an industrial parade in Baltimore is expected Tuesday morning Veazey Campbell Wat son Mitchell and Vandevanter were appointed to federal posts Oshua Reall urged an extra Congress session for a World Fair prep dinner for twenty featured ex Senator Davis as host with many guests and decorated tables highlighted by golden rod flowers and boutonnières.
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Washington
Log Cabin College
Pennsylvania
Princeton University
White House
Baltimore
Harrison
Wheelock G. Veazey
Vermont
Interstate Commerce Commission
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A. W. Campbell
New England
Camden
K. Elkins
John Williams
Philadelphia
Brown
London Strike Looms Over Dock Labor and Commerce
A vast rally at Ayde Park with Burns and labor leaders pledges to push a general strike. Dock workers, shipyard contracts, and iron workers join the action, signaling wide disruption to London’s trade and a possible shift of business away from the Thames as rulers fear lasting economic impact and a historic port strike.
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Tilbury
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Thames
Bristol
Metropolis
Clyde
Glasgow
The Colossal Strike In London Sees 110000 Out
Special to the Times from London describes the largest strike London has known, involving up to 110000 dock and longshore workers and sympathizers. Prices rise for butter milk eggs fish sugar and meat as supplies tighten and a coals famine looms with 10000 coal workers on strike.
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New York
the Times
London
Boston
Baltimore
Bank of England
Mansion House
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Crete
New Zealand
Thames
Magdeburg
Bal four’s move sparks Irish unity and Irish Catholic university plan
London dispatch reports Arthur Balfour’s announcement of endowing a Catholic university in Ireland. The plan divides opponents and wins cautious Irish support while pleasing Irish leaders and church figures. Royal Society renovations proceed as Parliament prorogation nears. The tactic hinges on priestly influence to sway voters and secure Tory assistance.
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London
England
Balfour
Ireland
Gladstonians
Royal Society
Anniversary of the Battle of Sedan Observed in Beruix
A public meeting and a grand pyrotechnic display marked the anniversary of the battle of Sedan in Beruix. Court chaplain Herr Stoecker delivered an oration. The National Zeitung notes peace has lasted longer than expected but at a large cost, while other papers review Germany's history since the Franco-Prussian War.
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Beruix
Sedan
Herr Stoecker
National Zeitung
Germany
Government seizes telephone stations in Paris protest
In Paris on September 1 the French government formally took possession of the telephone stations under a recently passed law. The telephone company protested the action as illegal and yielded only to force.
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Paris
Those Misused Americans Indemnity From Switzerland
Lucerne news reports police offered full indemnity to two American men abused in Berne after a German consul claimed he was robbed. The minister protested, saying the affair stemmed from a pocketbook loss and a wrongful roundup. Americans say they were jailed three days with documents, harsh diet, and confinement.
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Lucerne
Washburn
Berne
Federal Council
Behring Sea questions and European notes
London dispatch surveys Behring Sea rights and Russian claims, notes on Paris exposition czar visit rumors, Armenia press bans, Comptoir d Escompte liquidators’ timelines, and Italian workers delegates welcomed in Paris along with French New Hebrides annexation position.
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the Observer
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Russia
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Times
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Armenia
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Comptoir d’Escompte
M. Basly
Chamber of Deputies
New Hebrides
France
Lone Highwayman Captured in Berusure Wisconsin
Reimund Holz hay known as the Lone Highwayman was captured in Berusure and will be taken to Essemer to answer for a Gogebic murder. He confessed to staged and train robberies and was identified after a confrontation with City Marshal Glode. The fugitive, a 22 year old German from Pulsifer, carried three revolvers and multiple valuables. A string of rewards totaling about 3500 dollars awaits his capture. Local crowds threaten lynching as Sheriff Foley is en route with the prisoner.
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Mich
Reimund Holzhay
Wisconsin
Glode
Justice of the Peace
F. Weiser
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Gogebic
Holzhay
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Justice Weiser
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Gogebic Lake
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Minneapolis
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Lil
Robert Rintout
Bank of Montreal
Chicago
William Paddon
Fleischbein
MacArthur
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Pulsifer
Wis
Pulifer
Simond
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Chippewa Falls
United States
Shawano Mail
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Railway Company
Bessemer
Foley
Marquette
North Bessemer
France and England seek to honor a Hebrides accord
Reports from Maparip Seria and Zanzibar on Sept 1 detail France avoiding infringement of a London accord regarding the New Hebrides, General Boulanger’s arrest plan before elections, a Northern railway fire, Dr Fricke’s return after Africa, German emigration, Servian assurances of peace, and a British concession granting control of Lamu Island and the Kenyan and Somali coasts to the British East Africa Company.
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Sieele
General Boulanger
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Fricke
Gordon
Khartoum
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British East Africa Company
Lamu Island
Kenagire
Kipini
Kismayoo
Brava
Merkah
Magadishu
Mruti
Shipping arrivals and departures list irregulars from multiple ports
A dense roll of ships and routes noting vessels such as Serbia Adirondack Servia Arizona Anchoria Martello La Bretagne Greece Persian Monarch Martello Olympus Roman Saale Polaria Barrowmore Lord Gough Bohemia Aurania Werra Pollux Parklands Eglantine Circe Tropte Sarmatian Augusta Victoria Belgic Assyrian Westbourne Oregon Circassian and others with origin ports including Liverpool New York London Havre Glasgow Montreal and Baltimore dated Aug 29 to Sept 1, detailing departures and arrivals across Atlantic and European ports.
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la Bretagne
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Augusta Victoria
Hong Kong
Belgic
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London
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Keng
Westbourne
Oregon
Massing Negroes Prompt Governor to Send Troops
Reports from Grenada Miss indicate a race riot threat near Shell Mound Le Flore county. Governor orders aid as 500 armed negroes are said to have gathered. Winona Rifles and Capital Light Guards dispatched, with Grenada Durant and other companies en route to Greenwood.
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Grenada
Miss
Shell Mound
le Flore County
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Greenwood
Jackson
Minter City
le Flore
Pistol Fire in Gouldsboro Riot Brings Many Wounded
A New Orleans excursion train from Baton Rouge sparked a mass shooting at Gouldsboro station. Four or five hundred shots fired over fifteen minutes left William Miller and Fleming fatally injured or seriously wounded, Ed Levy shot, and multiple others hurt. A nearby church was burned later, with Ben Watkins among the wounded. The melee spurred by unknown attackers disrupted the area and prompted fire alarms and police inquiries.
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Gouldsboro
Baton Rouge
William Miller
Gretna
Ed Levy
Algiers
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John Rainy
Rainy
Jefferson Parish
Ben Watkins
Ep Levy
Elder Fleming
Mary Carroll
Quiet in Hawaii and Samoa incidents reported
San Francisco reports quiet Honolulu after outbreak while Zealandia arrives from Australia with passengers including Lt Rose. Insurgent leaders face preliminary treason charges as Hawaiian Volunteers are disbanded. King Kalakaua receives the US Consul, and Malietoa returns to Apia amid tranquil political conditions. The Monongahela previously distributed bread and rice to Samoan natives.
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Cal
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New Zealand
Honolulu
Admiral Kimberly
Samoa
Robert Wilcox
Supreme Court
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W.S. Wood
United States
Fanning Island
Honolulu Commercial and Advertiser
America
General Severance
Kalakaua
Severance
Zealandia
W. D. Rose
Monongahela
Joluit
Cameroons
A Fight with Savages on Savo Vessel at Malayta
In Malayta natives boarded the Savo in June. Mate Ladden was shot dead and trader Cooper beheaded. Keating, owner, and others were badly hurt in a fierce defense that killed twelve attackers. Keating later reported dead.
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Cooper
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Postmaster General Clare Detained in Nassau Embezzlement Case
Nassau N P Sept 1 Postmaster General N G Clare of the Bahama Islands is jailed charged with embezzling 200 pounds of public money. He fled Aug 8 on the schooner Rosedale prompting scrutiny. $200 short accounts led to warrants. Brought back and arraigned before Chief Justice Austin, held without bail for about two months until trial. Clare was a known liberal host to U S tourists.
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Rosedale
C. Smith
Ward Steamship Company
Long Cay
Atlas Line
New York
Austin
Electric cars withdrawn after Cambridge steam pipe burst
An accident at the Cambridge Electric Light Company plant burst a steam pipe around 3 PM, forcing the withdrawal of all electric cars and their replacement by horse power. The incident also disrupted street lighting until about 10 PM when repairs finished.
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Cambridge
Salem
Pam
Cambridge Electric Light Company
Rough on M'Carthy Victim Dies After Poison Dose
Daniel McCarty aged forty of 335 East Second Street South Boston died at 6 P M after taking a dose of rough on rats He was a widower leaving three children
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East Second Street
South
Boston
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