Mixed U S political and labor notes from 1890s era
A collage of short items reports on labor wage data in St Louis and Toronto, strikes in Holbrook and Wicarra, a Denver train project pause, and unions influencing New York police recruitment. It notes Kansas City meat prices under Armour, a Senate recess appointments list, and state senate term allocations for Washington and South Dakota.
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Nce
Washington
Squire
Allen
South Dakota
Moody
North Dakota and Illinois influence in Senate debated
Editorial notes discuss Pierce and Casey term lengths, land grant plans for new states, Culomms land disposal bill, Powell's irrigation proposals, and reactions to race and political events including Cronin murder trials and a Turkish sultan’s harem.
Pun for Republicans in the 1592 political scene
The article argues Republicans should view the Cleveland versus Hill clash with calm, suggesting stronger Democratic infighting in 1592 would hinder reconciliation. It asserts Cleveland supporters blame Hill for last year's defeat, and that Republicans have nothing to gain from disproving that notion.
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Cleveland
Blill
Mr. Cleveland
Publican Party Poised to Repeat 1892 Victory
In Philadelphia the observer notes the Republican party looks strong enough to win in 1892 on its own merits as in 1888. However it will view with complacency the split between Hill and Cleveland followers and the ensuing internal struggle.
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Hill
Cleveland
Philadelphia /aquirer
OrkrGon Strawberry Growers and Stanley Book Sale
Norristown Ferald reports on odd notes from the season noting OrkrGon strawberies grown in the open air for Thanksgiving and Texas ice cream outside. Henry M Stanley has sold a forthcoming book for 200000 dollars and Rider Haggard might envy his broad field of African romance. Cleveland elected to the Louisville bandana club amid jokes about a generation of wipers.
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OrkrGon
Texas
Henry M. Stanley
Rider Haggard
Stanley
Cleveland
Louisville
Government by the people in the United States
A World article notes the paradox that Democrats outnumber Republicans yet the government remains controlled by Republicans across branches. It comments on the curious features of governance in the United States and the role of the people in shaping policy.
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United States
Knights of Mind and Moonlit Rebellions Across Regions
The North American Review pairs Blaine against Gladstone in a sharp metaphorical duel of protection and free trade. Genera Lee’s legacy contrasts with Jefferson Davis, while distant China faces dark omens as the young emperor and empress grapple with unrest and fears of rebellion.
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Blaine
Gladstone
China
Celestial Empire
Mountaineer Voice Complaints About The Sun
The Mountaineer laments not receiving The Sun and criticizes its delivery when it arrives. The note describes the paper as indispensable in Wyoming and contrasts President Harrison as an executive who should state principles over policy rather than specific measures.
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Harrison
Ex Senator Thurman’s Daughter Divorces Husband then Re marries
The former senator Thurman's daughter secured a divorce from her husband about a week ago and married again on the following Saturday. The move, made after relocating to California, stirred interest among the involved parties.
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Thurman
Ohio
California
Anarchy and Socialism Clash Cited by Officials
Southern admiration for public men is noted while dispatches call abolition of sentiment misreported. Herr Most seeks unity of socialists and anarchists against capitalists, but critics warn murder in anarchy and noble socialism. Colonel D W McClung warns of divine intervention if high buildings rise, referencing a 28 story Minneapolis project.
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Herr Most
Wyoming Legislature Should Start Practical Session Now
The writer hopes the upcoming Wyoming legislature session will focus on practical business without delays. The last session wasted two weeks organizing the house and rushed through hasty special laws. The territory needs well matured general legislation and careful consideration for all measures.
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Wyoming
House
Washington debutantes of the present season listed
The debutante season includes Miss Hattie Blaine youngest daughter of the secretary and beauty of the family Miss Florence Windom second daughter of the secretary of the treasury Miss Wanamaker eldest daughter of the postmaster general Miss Almy daughter of Admiral Almy Miss Bainbridge Hoff daughter of Commodore and Mrs Hoff in whose honor several teas are planned Miss Mildred Fuller fourth daughter of the chief justice a pretty blonde Miss Harlan youngest daughter of Justice Harlan.
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Washington
Hattie Blaine
Florence Windom
the Treasury
Miss Wanamaker
Almy
Admiral Almy
Bainbridge Hoff
Commodore
Hoff
Mildred Fuller
Major Powell Addresses New York Chamber on Irrigation Policy
Major Powell, head of the federal irrigation commission, argues half of US lands are arid and irrigation will make 120 million acres arable. He estimates $1 billion to redeem 100 million acres and urges water rights managed by basins with community bonds, avoiding government funding.
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New York Chamber of Commerce
United States
Associated Press
Congressional Committee
Great West
Washington
the Sun
Major Powell
Senator Cullem
Congress
Senator Cullom
California
New York
Federal Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Alaska
Crystal Mountain
Arkansas River
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
Rio Grande
de Norte
Columbia
Locked Out Gas Workers In Manchester Strike Threat
In Manchester the municipal gas works employees threatened to strike and were locked out. Nonunion workers were hired, housed, and fed inside the gas works. Tense mood rose as the plant operated with reduced lighting during the dispute. A separate item notes the British ship King Robert from Glasgow, August 3, bound for San Francisco, burned off Cape Horn.
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Manchester
King Robert
Glasgow
San Francisco
Cape Horn
National Live Stock Exchange Considers Repeal Plea Margarine Law
At today's session the exchange presented a resolution asking repeal of the plea margarine law and that concerning Texas fever and the reason of stock cars and private individuals, referred to the executive committee.
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Live Stock Exchange
Cincaco
Dec
National Live Stock Exchange
Jefferson Davis Dies at 42 morning
Jefferson Davis died at age 42 morning in New OxKAN. The brief notice records the death and age with church or local signals used in the community.
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Dayina
New
Jefferson Davis
Draw in Fifteen Round Lightweight Bout Between Daly and McAuliffe
In Borron on December 5 the lightweight bout between Mike Daly of Bangor and Jack McAuliffe ended in a 15 round draw for a $1,000 purse. McAuliffe led early and stayed aggressive. Daly scored in spots including an early windpipe blow and a strong eighth round, while McAuliffe punished Daly with multiple flurries in the later rounds.
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Borron
Mike Daly
Bangor
Jack McAuliffe
McAulfe
Daly
McAuliffe
Mixed December 4 Dispatches From Various Cities
Brief items report Jeff Davis condition. Driscoll and Powers banked brokers assigned in Boston. Zanzibar dispatch notes Stanley arriving at Bagamoyo. W V Marquis challenging Lt. Gov. race in Columarus with 22 majority for Lampson. National Wool-Growers meet forms committee to aid U S growers in federal program.
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Jeff Davis
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Driscoll
Powers
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Zanzibar
Stanley
Bagamoyo
Columarus
Ohio
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E. L. Lampson
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Fatal Mailway Accidents In Pennsylvanian Rail Hub
A gang of Jersey Central workers at Wickesparre station stepped between tracks to avoid a fast freight and were struck when the work train hit them. Benjamin Polsnen and William Brent were killed instantly. Stephen Steiffel and Conrad Ernst were critically injured. A separate east bound Pennsylvania day express near Greensburg wrecked into a sidetracked freight, injuring about a dozen with several believed fatally. Names include Mul Brown, Elmer Myers, Engineer Daly, George Gray. the collision tore engines apart and damaged the baggage car. passengers suffered minor injuries.
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Benjamin Polsne
William Brent
Stephen Steiffel
Conrad Ernst
Pratssure
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M UL. Brown
Elmer Myers
Daly
George Gray
Montana's Twins Senate Quorum Absent in Helena
In Helena Montana the senate failed to establish a quorum this morning as Governor Richards prepared to adjourn. Senator Hodges urged immediate action and promised eventual organization, while both houses debated rules during forenoon sessions.
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Secret confederation forms between Knights of Labor and Farmers alliance
In St Louis on December 5 a secret conference between Powderly of the Knights of Labor and President Jones of the Farmers and Laborers union produced a thorough understanding. Jones declares the confederation is established and Powderly concedes there is truth in his claim.
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Farmers Alliance
St. Louis
Farmers and Laborers Union of America
Powderly
Knights of Labor
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Farmers and Laborers Union
Confederation
Mantey Banquetted in Zanzibar Triumph
Wissmann welcomed by Zanxzimar with a triumphal entry into Bogo moyo. German forces and vessels fired salutes as the town was decorated. A banquet followed with eloquent addresses. Stanley to reach Zanzibar on a German ship and Emin's people aboard a British warship.
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Emin
Casati
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Zanzibar
War Among Women in New York Ends in Fatal Shooting
Antoinette Feralla was shot dead and Maria Cerase wounded in a midday dispute over money with Asunda Buguto, a fellow Italian. The quarrel became general and several participants fled. Feralla died instantly while Cerase’s injury was not believed life threatening.
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New York
Antoinette Feralla
Asunda Buguto
Maria Cerase
Straw and Rag Paper Trust Aimed At Price Rise
A movement to form a straw and rag paper trust to restrict production and boost prices is under way. Headquarters will be in Chicago. If formed, it would be one of the largest in the country with over a thousand straw and rag wrapping paper rolls in the United States.
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Chicago
United States
Grain Charter Boom Sets Record in Bactimone
Heavy grain shipments abroad. On Dec 5 nine sameniers were chartered to load full cargoes of gen to Cork and elsewhere for January to March orders. Total charters call for 632,000 bushels.
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Bactimone
Snemaires
Cork
Death of Mrs Mills in Kalamazoo tragedy
Kalamazoo, Dec 4. Mrs Milla, wife of an Episcopal rector, attempted to kill her child and herself last night. She died this morning. The child may recover. Temporary insanity is believed to be the cause of the deed.
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Kalamazoo
Milla
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