National Labor Union officers plan action and dues
The National Labor Union adjourned with officers elected for the coming year led by H. Sylvie of Philadelphia as President and C. H. Lucker of New York and A. T. Davenport of Washington as Vice Presidents. Dues fund state and local unions, with charges per member and charter fees, while a proposed political action committee aims at worker emancipation and broad labor reform including the controversial questions of woman suffrage and negro seats within unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Congrees
Gee
Srem
H. Sylvie
Philadelphia
C. H. Lucker
New York
A. T. Davne
Washington
John Vincent
Bsecretary
A. W. Phelps
Connecticut
Treseuver
Nations Union
Ate
Megnees
Ton
Siheny
McDonald
Mt. V
Mra. Ladner
Mt. North
Ford
Occasions and mysteries in Secondee Ls life noted
A fragmented column discusses Paris fashion "occasions" and mysteries of life, then shifts to a Horticultural Fair in Cincinnati with remarks on exotic plants. It reports on local exhibitions, notes prominent cultivators like Dr. Cheatham, and mentions Ku Klux activity in Tennessee along with railroad loan issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Wa. Patterson
Buffalo
Faod
Paris
Naples
Nile
Niagara Falls
England
Crystal Palace
Bydenham
Condi
Geerat
Fragmentary obituary fragment from local paper
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Leavron Wovnps likely with a death notice and vague clues to a Belum shore setting. Names and details are unclear but imply a regional obituary or notice with personal identifiers and dates missing.
Indiana State Fair Diary 1888 Weather and Exhibits
The Indiana State Fair notes warm weather and strong attendance as entries remain open until noon tomorrow. Reports on the Twenty Fourth Indiana Band from Terre Haute perform well, with extensive displays in Farm Product Hall, Art Mall, Furniture Hall, Floral Hall, Carriage and Wagon Hall, Sewing-Machine Hall, MacCawaste’s Hall, and Power Hall. Horses on Time race results show Red Brick, time 2:36, premium $20. Board approves a $600 pacing premium, with prize breakdowns listed. Ohio leads in displays, while Indian exhibitions draw curiosity and crowd interest. Distinct arrivals and preparations fill the grounds as officials enhance amenities and entertainments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yefourth
Indiana
Ohio
D&c
Samuel Hymen
Patcham County
Suatsen
Sullivan
Col
Orr
Sam Cents
Eliere
Venezuela
America
Mies Brown
Parisian and Missouri News From A Wide Swath of 19th Century
Five thousand francs offered for the Menken horee. notes on Beethove born, fortifications, and Parisian gifts. Camels in Nevada, flour mills in Minneapolis and St. Anthony. Missouri emigrants buy land. Publications review of Moret Richelieu, history of the US, Crimean War, Arabs, and Earthly Paradise poem. Local finances, shipbuilding falloff in Maine, Royal opinion on Louis Napoleon, and Washington updates on Alabama affairs and electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conlrnésit
Benn
Nevada
Minneapolis
St. Anthony
Spoultice
Missouri
Hannibal
St. Joseph
Barnum
Ada Ciere
Bryan City
Texas
Agnes Stanfeld
Nat
Ohio Smichines
Indiena
Winconra
Alba Esota
Minneap
North Star
The Constitution or Revolution debate in the South
The Mobile Register urges readers to see the constitutional struggle as central, opposing revolution and despotism. It links taxation, Reconstruction sins, and Radicals to threats against liberty, invoking Lincoln era warnings and warning of another rebellion. The piece cites John Quincy Adams and Stevens to bolster the anti revolution stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Register
Ray
John Quincey
Radical Party
Stevens
Congress
Telegraphic Summary of a Meleom Race
Fragmented report describes a race with entrants including Malcom and Woolford. It notes heats and withdrawals and references unclear figures such as Pras 1:47346 and percentages, with mentions of Soke, Wada, and Salford in scrambled form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Pee Aleom
Sadia
Eee
Solford
Tion
P Malcom
Woolford
All England Eleven Finish With Flat 100 Run Lead
At the cricket match on September 29 in Bostox the All England Eleven concluded their innings with a flat 100 run lead. The result reflects a decisive performance as the hosts failed to chase the target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Pocomeding
Americas
Santa Phapete
Peris
Abe
J. B.C
Bostox
All England
Fatal Locomotive Explosion Near Pittssvuna
A September 20 accident on the Conne r Railroad near Starete and on Meadow Mit in Monongahela City left George Gilmore fireman and three others seriously injured. One locomotive derailed with empty coaches and tank by the siding, the steam release blew the top, wrecking cars and injuring several including engineer Kehee and Mr. Ena. William Hatelt and Thomas McGovern sustained minor injuries.
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Pittssvuna
Conner Railroad
Starete
Mit
George Gilmore
Ainenen
Iifines
House of the
En Ae
Ie Kate Kehee
Ena
Gian
Ted Ary
Eerge O'Donnell
Monongahela Onepeey
Bedly Hurs
Wil
Illiam Hatetip
Thomas McGovern
Leavenworth State Fair Opens Amid Suspicion of Murder
September 29 report from Leavenworth notes the State Fair opened under favorable auspices with a fine display of stock and agricultural implements. A large turn-out of roadsters and trotters attended the track. From morning indications, a murder is suspected between Leavenworth and Fort Leavenworth. three men have been arrested on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leavenworth
Queen Isabella in San Sebastian Faces Cabinet Resignations
Paris dispatch reports Queen Isabella at San Sebastian with Carlos Marforé as Spaniards resigns from Concha and Corcha governments. The Queen forms plan for Count of Cheste to form new ministry while awaiting a state council on September 29. Insurrection fears grow as Isabella crosses into France. Prim and Espartero news follow. An Austrian envoy Watts presents credentials to Emperor Franz Josef in Vienna.
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Paris
Spain
San Sebastian
Carlos Marfore
Iveteresys
Jose Concha
Madrid
Manuel Corcha
Count of Cheste
Loxpox
Espartero
Prim
Barcelona
Isabella
Austria
Vienna
Henry M. Watts
United States
von Bueat
Galicia
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Speac
Nasuville
Texw
Cincinnati Society
B Society
Masonic Hall
Cheathain
Colonel Ackiin
Tennessee Salam
Nasente
M. Hea
Cincinnati
Queen City
Ri . Bot
Nasheaver
Heaver
Tennessee
Brownlow
Bebte
Nashville
Set
Tegpessee
Witxiss
Herties Itural Amu Iets
Tntumnati
Ne Seurie
Natic
Indiana Band
Valentéers
Terre Haute
Tins Art Mall
Mathematcal Co
Meek Incis
Atlontty
Thie
Fittin Floral Hall
Dineer
Igen Gion Press Ag
MacCwastes
Power Hall
Eumlaner
Toledo
Wank
Bas Pouttonia
Exon Tha
Elena
Tory
Bates
Tims
Grand Jury
Aby Hartman
London
Portland
Detroit
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Company
Maine
Bath
Lord Amberley
NEW Publications
Bros
Lear i Theater
T. Lae
Phiiladel
Leah
Crimea
iSole
Arper Rus
Aeges
Hepe Lippin
Algeria
Wm. Mor
Boston
Kobt
Clarke & Co
Gincinnati
Gs Beled Paeraus Itt
Beapee
Sostading
Setet Pit
Sven
Jenne
Abbott
Are Lisber
White, Cachanen Ve & Co
Louis Be
Hortense
Louis
Arenemberg
Holland
Ham
Fontainebleau
Empperor
Tuileries
Eugenie
Pee Prince Imperial
Louis Napoleon
Europe
Sadona
Julius Cesar
C. Abbott
Guisot
Pons
Williams
Alabama Affairs
Jahbains
Bessean
Meede
Oeneral
Sienerat
Aireotis
Rtrd
of Wen
Montgomery
Atlanta
Meade
Foreign News
THE
Atlantic Cable
FURS
Old Reliable Fur Manufacturing
John C. Buerkele
Main Street
Furlemen
Coppersmiths
C. M. Wright
Cameron & Wright
Oise
Watt
Bowen, Poptrr & Nh
Phalon
Hubbell, Swasey & Co
Niromrmis
Sycamore Street
Theo. Bumiller , CO
Walnut Street
Set-Im
Isto
Boyle, Miller & CO
AN. Smith
M&reed
Carl J. Smith
Smith Dassa
Bonek
Capitol
Holenshade's
Tae Street
GEO. C. Miller & CO
West Seventh Street
Ses Ingisto Cincinnati
Thos. W. Farrin & CO
Building Lumber
Ae Co
Ieee Deecanea
Cincinnatis
McGuire & Patterson
Anteamisto Mo
W. Poorhoe
Parvin & Johnson
Cinciumatl
A. C. Richards
East Fourth St
James Frans & Co
Mares
Middleron
Geo. McGregor
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