Piedmont Air Line Sleeper Service Across Regions
The Piedmont Air Line announces passenger train connections for sleeper cars between New York and New Orleans, and Washington to New Orleans with through Sleepers via Richmond, Atlanta, and Birmingham. It notes specific thru services on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with mid day links at Richmond and a sleeper car open between Richmond and Atlanta.
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Wille Waertititet
Solitieweatern
New York
Orleans
Atinutm
Anal Men Yuciery
Aril
New Orleans
New
Twenty Nine Miners Die In Nebon Mine Disaster Near Dayton
Twenty nine miners lost their lives Friday in the Nebon mine near Dayton, Tennessee, after an explosion of firedamp followed by a roof fall in entry 10. The mine, owned by Dayton Coal and Iron Company, employed both white and colored labor including several boys. Victims named include Hawkins, Leech, Ferguson, Hamilton, Ivestir, Henderson, Westfield, Manis, Bennett, Alexander, Miller, Davis, Lane, Walker, Warhbueu, Able, Brotherton, Fahnegg, Morgan, Hasddy. Rescue efforts recovered corpses. life was long extinct. Separately, Judge Andrews named Kaufman Simon receiver for Excelsior Pebble Phosphate Company at Polk County Florida. Gov. Foster renominated by Democratic state convention in Shreveport.
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Nebon
Dayton
Dayton Coal and Tron Company
Tom Hawkins
John Leech
Lon Fergueri
Robert Hamilton
Jack Ivestir
Willi Henderson
John Westfield
John Manis
Josh Bennett
William Alexander
W. J. Miller
W. H W. Davis
Theodore Lane
William Lane
Lancy Walker
Charles Warhbueu
Cyrus Alexander
John Able
Wil Brotherton
Jim Fahnegg
Rider Morgan
Will Hasddy
Tow Hawkins
Bonds Urge Quick Aid to Sustain Credit in Crisis
President and cabinet discuss Wall Street slide and large gold withdrawals as Assistant Secretary Curtis briefs on currency strain. Cleveland prepares a message to Congress urging prompt action to protect public credit and avert further depletion of the Treasury reserves amid fears of audacious financial operations.
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New York
London
Curtis
White House
Carlile
Olney
Carlisle
Harmon
Wilson
Morton
Lamont
Herbert
Washington
Hoke Smith
Wall Street
Treasury
Congress
Messnge
Cleveland
Ofini
Dan
Senate
Gongrese
Jsar
London Stocks Plunge as Wall Street Feels Stormy Day
London stock failures ripple through New York as margins tighten and bonds slip. Markets swing from sharp declines to partial recoveries with call money surging to 75 percent and occasional rallies, led by lead and certain speculations.
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New York
Wall Street
London
London Stock Exchange
Europe
Sikayan
New York Stock Exchange
Consolidated Exchange
Wisconsin Central Trust
Kansas
Texas
Bonilla
Grink
Jowest
Bond Issue Decided After White House Conference
A Boston Globe report cites a Sunday White House conference among the president and key officials, noting a new bond issue will be made. The president is said to be gauging Congress support and maintaining strict secrecy about the decision and its implications for treasury protection.
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Sun
Boston
Mass
Globe
Washington
White House
Olney
Carlisle
Lemont
Harmon
Congress
Legislative Department
Treasury
Monroe Doctrine and Senate Moves Highlight Holiday Session
The Senate discusses the Venezuelan question, Monroe Doctrine stance, and U.S. Caribbean policy. A state department meeting with Venezuelan and Brazilian ministers signals potentially broad shifts in South American relations. Republican plans include committee reorganizations, a Nicaragua inquiry, and a 3 percent bond plan to fund relief while guarding coinage.
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Reed
House of Representatives
Treasury
Carh
Dingley
House
Senate Committees On Foreign Relations
Gdssion
United States
State Department
Olney
Venezuela
Brazil
Armerica
Wnt Mr. Olneg
Federation of Labor Ends Political Role at Convention
The American Federation of Labor maintained a boycott against American Tobacco Company products and reaffirmed boycotts on St Louis English syndicate beer and New York pool beer. The Philadelphia breweries case was referred to the executive committee. The convention declared party politics have no place in the federation and adjourned sine die after electing delegates for a British trade congress. Resolutions expressed Cuban sympathy and mourned Allen G. Uhurmanu's death. John McBride and Adolph Straus were chosen as fra ternal delegations.
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Pherican Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Twesday
American Tobacco Company
St. Louis English Syndicate
New York Pool
Hackett, Carhart & Co
Magal & Bultz
Philadelphia
Federation of Labor
Allen G. ‘Uhurmanu
British Trade Congress
John McBride
Adolph Strausser
Buffalo
International Cigar Makers’ Union
McBride
Venezuela’s Republic and Its Global Ties in 1890s
The text outlines Venezuela as a federal republic spanning 632,807 square miles with disputed borders adjoining Colombia Ecuador and British Guiana. It notes a population around 2.2 million, a 1 percent white population, main exports coffee cocoa tobacco cotton sugar hides and animals, and key ports like Laguayra Puerto Cabello and Maracaibo. Caracas is described as inland with about 70,500 residents in 1893 and rail and road expansion since 1886.
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Republic
Venezuela
Colombia
Eueador
Great Britain
British Guiana
United States
Germany
France
England
Laguayra
Puerto Cabello
Maracaibo
Ciudad Bolivar
Puerto Sucre
Puerto Guzman Blanco
Brass Manufacturers Form National Trade Organization
Brass goods makers of the country formed a national organization at Pittsburg on Friday. Representatives discussed trade conditions and decided to consolidate for mutual benefit. The group stressed it is not a trust. Large attendance reported.
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Pittsburg
T.s
Explosion at Sea Kills Fourteen Off Cape May
A heavy gale 319 miles off Cape May N J sinks the German ship Athens after an oil explosion while transfer to the Tafoa. Captain Hank and thirteen crew killed or drowned. First and seven mates plus four crew saved aboard the Taion. Wreckage drifts southeast from longitude 86 46 N latitude 63 50 W.
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Cape May
N. J
Athens
Hank
New York
London
Philadelphia
Longtitude
Tafnn
Empire State Bank of New York to Cease Operations
Stockholders of the Empire State Bank N Y announce retirement from business and plan to wind up affairs through the Astor Place bank. Depositors will be paid balances on application. The move follows a stockholders meeting amid competition from larger national banks. More small state banks may retire soon.
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Empire State Bank
N. Y
New York
Ins
Astor Place Bank
Senate bill seeks six steel battleships and twenty five torpedo boats
Senator Hale introduced a bill in the senate Thursday authorizing the president to contract for six coast line steel battleships of about 11 000 tons at 1 000 000 each and twenty five torpedo boats at 175 000 each with limits on yard construction and allocation to shipyards in the proposal.
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Hale
Senate
Coast Line
T ‘Iissabion Ens Saat Dees
Confederate Veterans Parade Planned in New York on July Fourth
A special committee meeting in New York reported growing public interest for the Confederate Veterans parade and review on July 4. William P. St. John of Mercantile National Bank chaired as organizers announced progress and broad support from across the country. In a separate note, Trenton judges sentenced leaders in an insurance conspiracy case to prison terms with appeals and bonds, planning to seek U.S. Supreme Court review if needed.
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William P. St. John
Mercantile National Bank
Nat Tranton
Graham
Hagwell
William Fisher
D. T. Delemar
Seldon Delemar
J. C. Delemar
Levi T
Cragon County
United States Supreme Court
Hayward's Ante Mortem Confession Details Multiple Murders
Minneapolis reports Harry Hayward dictated an ante mortem statement to a stenographer the night before his execution. The confession includes his admission of the Ging murder and claims he killed three others previously. He says gambling drew him into counterfeiters with whom he allied for a period.
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Minneapolis
Speci
Harry Hayward
Hayward
Virginia House Debates Move to Call Constitutional Convention
A Democratic leader proposes asking voters to convene a constitutional convention to consider provisions that would disqualify Black citizens, citing plans akin to Mississippi as a model. The resolution suggests using the convention to pursue racial disenfranchisement if called.
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Virginia House of Delegates
Mississippi
Mississippi Booming Flood Surges Near St Louis
From Thursday night to Sunday night the Mississippi River at St Louis rose twenty two feet, an unprecedented rise for that period. Boatmen and riverbank residents were taken by surprise and losses were already substantial.
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Mississippi
St. Louie
Italy Offers Mediation in Briton United States Rift
Rome dispatch reports Italy offers to act as arbitrator in Britain United States tensions. Great Britain has not yet replied to the mediation proposal.
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Italy
Paris Temps
Rome
Great Britain
United States
Mine Horror at Cumnock North Carolina Death Toll Rises
A gas explosion at the Cumnock bituminous coal mine in Chatham County NC trapped 66 workers. About 38 to 41 killed, many burned, with relief efforts stalled as rescuers faced dangerous debris and frightened families.
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Cumnock
Chatham County
North Carolina
Raleigh Thornding
Cant
Chamber No. 1
Destructive Indian Territory Flood Drowns and Destroys Homes
Terrible floods in Indian Territory from two days of rain and rapid snowmelt overflow the Grand Verdigris and Arkansas rivers. Hundreds of farms flooded forcing residents to seek high ground. Dozens of houses and contents washed away leaving many homeless. A woman found adrift on driftwood likely drowned as no boats were available for rescue.
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Indian Territory
Wagoner
I.T
Grand
Verdigris
Arkansas
Utah Constitution Approved and State Admittance Planned
The Utah constitution submitted to the attorney general has been examined and approved. The president will issue a proclamation on January 4 1896 admitting Utah to statehood, with state officer terms beginning the following Monday January 6.
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Utah
State of
Territory of
State of the Union
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