Knights of Labor and Miners Federation Debates Split
In Columus Ohio and Pirisacres Pennsylvania discussions unfold over federation tactics and union unity. Knights of Labor push for broader co operation while miners seek a single national miners union. Labor groups consider consolidating rail workers and engineers under new federations.
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Euianes
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Ike
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Espec
Nesamen
Knights
Uniopn
CoLuwnus
Federation of Miners
National District Assembly
Knights of Labor
National Federation
Knights’ of Labor
National Federation of Miners and Mine Laborers
K of
Des Moines River Land Bill Moves Forward in House
Washington reports the Des Moines River land bill, backed by Mr Payson, passed the House after debate and sets a three year window for the Attorney General to remove title clouds. The measure confirms titles for settlers, 160 acres or less, and shields preemption and homestead claimants.
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Committee On Public Lands
Des Moines
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Eeesno Janda
Department of the Interior
Iowa
United States
Wasaincron
Springer
Caswell
Wis
Cates
Ala
Congress
Fire destroys Powder River Cattle Company plant
A large fire near Wincosin Wisconsin on a Wednesday evening wiped out the Powder River Cattle Company plant seven miles south of the town. The blaze, sparked by spontaneous gases in the feed mill, burned rapidly, leaving nothing but ashes in under an hour. Three cattle barns, tool and horse barns, engine room, granary, hay barns, slaughterhouses and several outbuildings were lost along with 206 tons of baled hay and various equipment. No cattle were on site as they had been shipped recently. Mayor Sutphine of Duluth is listed as the owner.
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Internal Revenue
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New Jersey
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Wasrinton
John BR. Clark
House of Representatives
West Virgiia
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Pittsburgh Steel Company
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Ulis
Pittsburgh
Webster County settlers threaten to shoot officers in eviction stand
A Fort Dodge report from Webster County cites a settler named Barber saying squatters in the south area met on Sunday and vowed to shoot officers if further evictions occur. Landowners, bold and determined, plan to evict all squatters before March despite the threats.
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Fort Dodge
Barber
Webster County
Wiver Land
Fatal Crane Accident Crashes Skull in Chicago Area
A heavy pulley fell from a three story building at 440 South Paulina, crushing the skull of Patrick OShaughnessey and causing his death. Reports mix with garbled OCR, but identify a fatal industrial accident and scattered sports notes mentioning American champion sculler OConnor and a race slated for San Francisco in March.
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Paulina Street
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Agsinds
THE PHOENIX PARK MURDERS AND RELATED TESTIMONY
Reports from London and Portland cover Patrick Malloy’s jailing for defying the Parnell commission and expected testimony linking Irish leaders to the Phoenix Park murders. The piece also notes Chinese Highbinders violence in Portland and election returns across states with party tallies and official results.
The Popular Vote The New York Tribune Reports Plurality
The New York Tribune prints a full table of the popular vote for President. It notes Cleveland’s plurality excluding Colorado, estimates for Colorado, and compares Republican and Democratic gains since 1864. It lists state footings: Cleveland leading in most, with Harrison strongest in Kansas, and other states showing varying majorities.
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New York
Colorado
Harrison
Fisk
Streeter
Tkansas
Pennsylvania
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Benth Carolina
New Bridge Opens Across Missouri River at Sioux City
The new four-span Pratt railroad bridge over the Missouri River at Sioux City opened Wednesday, linking to rich Northern Nebraska country and aiding local jobbers. The structure cost 1.5 million dollars, spans 40 feet each with shore approaches, supported by 10 piers reaching deep water, and owned by the Chicago and Northwestern railroad.
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Missouri River
Nebraska
Xille
Chicago&, Northwestern
Fire Claims Family In Aerial Blaze At Farm House
A deadly fire destroyed a farmhouse after a blaze trapped a family. A daughter perished, a mother and two children escaped. The house frame built of logs collapsed and burned, with the site reportedly burned to ashes.
Parks From the Wires and Labor Strikes Abroad
A garbled newswire summary reports Welland canal navigation works nearing completion by Saturday, labor unrest in various Italian regions, a burned building in Alabama to be rebuilt at 400000 dollars, and a halted butter monument project in Vermont. It notes a forestry meeting in Atlanta, a Democratic governor’s statement in Barrington, a Penn State professor resigning, a fatal railroad accident near Eludlie, Michigan, and a planned capital project in Fort Wayne.
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Judson Feniaie
Farion
Ala
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Miller
Tesas
Western
Upong Teleraphy Company
Reereck Mapale
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Init
Seaich
Suppress the White Caps in Brown and Adams Counties
Attorney generals confer with Browns Adams prosecuting attorney to block White Caps activities. Officials discuss undercover detachment plans and avoid inviting serendipitous juries, aiming to restrain the group’s influence and maintain public order amid political tensions.
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Tacvcy
Aines
Brown and Adams
Countian
Mike al Neerly
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