Global Labor Strikes Raise Unemployment Fears Worldwide
A chaotic survey shows unions hosting 1 109 014 in Enxotsap, 70 000 idle textile workers, 360 000 union agriculturists, and 2 600 000 working children in America. Reports note city labor councils, cooperative quarries, and regional efforts to place unemployed workers, with strikes costing millions and vast factory expansions abroad.
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Mlnom
Enxotsap Haa
Sicwr
Pants
Amsenica
Borton Stair Builders
Naw Exonann
Ze Broxxr
New South Wales
Bostostaxs
Ohio State Labor Bureau
Geuuant
Giat
Lawrence
Maoss
Monongahela Arabnmatal Association
Pittsburg
Ixpranarorts (Ind) Efts
Prrrapuna
Gln
Buitomo Trades Workers
Cleveland
Ohio
Indianapolis
Astroataailway Company
Ita Iine
Ordor
Asreticaxn
Tokio
Japan
Inbor
London
AxotxeEn
North Carolina
Long Shoal
Northwest
Rhodo Island
Olneyville
British National Free Labor Association
Great Britain
Derrien
Col
Senate and House Debates on Bills and Hawaiian Policy
Senate actions include a bill to coin currency and renew purchases, a calendared Election Law Repeal, provisional government provisions for territories, and a Hawaiian issue with readings and debate. House actions cover dockery commission postal fee cuts, Arizona statehood passage, and ongoing pension policy debates amid Hawaii resolutions and presidential papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Voorhees
Morgan
Clevelyn
Willy
Butler
Painiaise Willis
Dolph
Berry
Arkansas
Hr. Honn
Peffer
House
Orn Dar
Dockery Commission
Postoffico Department
Arizona
New Mexico
Hutch
Jara Dar
Sickles
Martin
Indlang
Claysland
Willis
Boutelle
Cochran
Boutello
Tly
Hawaii
President Cleveland on Hawaiian annexation and Willis orders
The document outlines President Cleveland's views on Hawaii and the conduct of U S Minister Willis. It cites Blount’s report, the treaty’s withdrawal, and calls for a neutral investigation of the monarchy’s overthrow. It details Willis instructions to urge amnesty for opponents, inform the Queen, and seek restoration of constitutional authority under Congressional limits.
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Congress
Willis
Congresa
Tawall
Tam
Cleveland
Ben
United States
Hawaii
Washington
Tme
Hono- Tulu
Senate
Renato
Onolulu
von Miniater
Hawaiian Islands
Acros
Honolulu
Tfe
Great Britain
United
Toseph
Vlock
Gresham
Geesham
Willie
Islands
Mir. Blount
Mir
Blount
Snme
Misna
Nak
Clauss
Burongider i
State Department
Winister Willis
Multiple 19th Century Events Stir Nations and Elections
Ovsecciure era unknown. over 6000 workers seek self support. Brazil's ex-Minister Rovner Avax4 elected to Second District Congress in Philadelphia to succeed Charles O Neill. Hunton elected US senator for short term. Martle named senator. Chicago mayoral race notes Jolly P Horkick and George B Kwift. Greenville Alabama figures jailed. Train death of Arenanos near Houston. San Francisco and New York ships ordered to Rio Janeiro. President refused. Admiral Da Gama seeks belligerent recognition. Rev Dorchester's resignation as Superintendent of Indian Schools accepted. Navy approves Marblehead cruiser for government. Quintard Iron Works pays 125000 premium for speed over contract. Anarchist Jane Conia confession ties to Lyceum Theatre blast in Barcelona. over thirty dead.
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Ovsecciure
Atelkers
Rovenr Avax4
Brazil
Congress
Philadelphia
Venn
Thertmo
Charles O'Neill
San Francisco
New York
Rio Janeiro
Denzil
Tike
Hay
Admiral da Gama
Dorchester
Indisc
Secretary of the Navy
Marblehead
Contmuors
Quintard Iron Works
Tax policy debate opens in House Ways and Means committee
The majority report by Democrats led by Chairman Wilson argues taxation must fund government, opposes broad tariff protections, and defends reform to reduce monopoly power. It criticizes current high tariffs as harmful to consumers and urges gradual repeal of certain duties while preserving revenue.
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Pierce D. Reown
Dridgewater
Mesa
Bt. Jacobs
R Saucdts
Mangum
Okla
St. Jacobs
Ledbetter
Denton
Texas
Terer
House of Representatives
Ways and Means Committee
Wilson
Anya
Congress
Pnet
Aginnéo
Avery
Department of Labor
Ping
Hanged offenders across towns report in 19th century dispatches
Angelo Zappa was hanged at Pittsburg Penn for the July 4 murder of Erick Helmstetter. His brother Joseph, jailed for involvement, showed distress and fears of insanity. Ruph Crosamiry, who killed his mother, was executed in Smithport. At Brockville Charles J. Lackey hanged for murdering his sister and stepmother. Details note calm, defiant final moments and prisoner protests of innocence.
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Angelo Zappa
Pittsburg
Penn
Erick Helmstetter
Angelo
Joseph
Ruph Crosamiry
Smithport
Venn
Brockville
Ontario
Charles J. Lackey
Klanther
Train Wreck Near Sherridan Crossing N Y Kills Several
A train on the Western New York and Pennsylvania Rail road derailed near the Sherridan crossing east of Dunkirk N Y. Several people were killed and three were injured. The report lists Conductor Lodges Master Mekinne and Porter Ings as among those affected with various names mislined in the damaged OCR. The piece references a Revolutionary soldier’s descendant and local residents, but many names and places are garbled.
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Buffalo
City Joval
New York and Pennsylvania
Dunkirk
N. Y
OU City
Nueggnigo
Mekinne
Haifaln
Chitaqua County
Engieer
Anil Dreman
nJurend
Louisville
Ohio River
Jeffersonville
Norsa
Indropa
Ttme
Almon
Indiana Pier
Eastern and Middle States in Turmoil and Tragedy
A chaotic near decade news fragment reports Vernon M. Olyphant’s suicide in New York City as Dalaware and Hudson Canal Company president. It lists arrests for contempt in Gravesend, fires in Buffalo and New York, ship explosions near Newport torpedo station, and a string of disasters. It notes earthquakes in Illinois and Hawaii, a hangings in Missouri, deaths from a cold, and political shifts in Kentucky and Congress.
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Eastern
Middle States
Tar Hoy
Vernon M. Olyphant
Dalaware and Hudson Canal Company
Braother
New York City
Jopaz Dannano
John
Mo Kano
Justico Newton
Gravesend
N. Y
Buffalo
N.Y
Newport
T. J
Buccalton
New York
Sons
Awayne
East Marlborough
Peor
Elizaveth
Hannah
Hye Tosgether
Autientic
Connecticut
Banan Fanney Vax Noamanp
New Jersey
Enast Millstone
Jans Sitaxyen
Ives
Storaga
Lye
Pittsburg
Peon
Prominent Figures and Civic Notes Across Nations
A garbled report mentions Tis Chinews Timperor, the Duke of Oporto, and King Sortaal’s brother as famed flute players. Inventor Hiepay Tacanan is praised, while various anniversaries and obituaries appear for figures in politics, science, and culture including a shipbuilder, temperance advocates, and a noted bird nest enthusiast.
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Chinews
Timperor
Tur
Oporto
Sortaal
Sin Hiepay Tacanan
Madstine
Debrusis
Tox Princes of Wales
Sitteen
Colsais
Alec
Iaspel
Ses
Ita
Heston
Soa
Itv Aay
Cissiaar
Mortag
Witl
Tver
Arlingtog
San Demelaco
Callorulia
Abe Bei Hedina
Partinnad
Adiuiral Avelan
Darks
bin Hale
Geremy
Trop
M. Ganasa
Jak
Baspocetiaedhe
Hubfell House
San Diego
Col
I Sian
O. Towsin
States Army
Isis
Isis Ireient Attemtant At the Young Mens Chy Than Associate Nea Thas
New York City
United Stites
Agricultural notes on winter barn care and plant protection
Readable sections emphasize preparing barns for winter, ventilating cellars to prevent moisture damage, and selecting proper horse feeding. Also covers poted plants care, such as avoiding drafts, watering limits, and gradual acclimation, plus farm notes on sheep, fruit trees, and compost use.
Farm Advice On Crops Livestock And Orchard Care
An old agricultural digest discusses soil health planting and crop yields stressing deep soil tilth, proper fertilization and timely mulching. It covers fruit tree pruning grazing management calf digestion feed schedules and disease remedies including a sulphur wash for orange root rot.
Miner John Mackay Bets On Grasshopper Jumping Match
John Mackay of Carson Nevada bets a hopper jumping expert Maurice Hoeflich on a race to seventeen or more feet. Mackay’s hoppers fail to jump past eighteen feet until a chloroform trick by Hoeflich leads to a startling twenty four foot win. Mackay’s observers fail to rouse as Hoeflich claims victory with a swift move and wager.
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John Mackay
Carson
Nev
Maurice Hoeflich
Mackay
Hoeflich
Cargou Valley
Vanderbilt
Foxthay Mackay
Houerlich
Cock crowing myths vs a simple device
A New York Journal piece debunks the idea that roosters crow only at dawn. It notes roosters crow whenever they can assume an upright stance, using a plank or lath to raise their head and enable vocalization, ending with the quip that they remain dull without proper support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanticleer
Sam Weller
Renmain
New York Journal
The Wands Marriage Line Controversy in Palm Reading
A debate on palmistry discusses the marriage line and the hill of Mercury. Authorities differ on whether an upward line predicts marriage, while critics note many married people have such lines. The Chirological Society disputes the triangulation view and cites varied hand signs.
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Hill of
Mercury
Chirological Society
Party of Fin
Eather Anni
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Hall
F. J. Chensy & Co
Toledo
Aes 3c & Co
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Mleory
Hood
Tecan
Lorig
Amsterdam Avenue
Jensio Jonan
Munris
Washington, D.C
Peteteeehetu
Lawall
Willia
Ben Lo
Hongiuly
Jane
Asaya
Groven Crevenann
Virginia
Govamt Eppa Hunton
Sod Thomis
Martle
Jolly P. Horkick
Quorge
B. Kwift
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Josrin Kresze & Boxe
Brether Brow, & Co
Greenville
Ala
Fango
Messxxann
Jons C. Arenanosos
Southern Pacific
Touston
Jane Conia
Lyceum
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Bpalo
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Yala
Smith College
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Lowell
Mass
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Llss
Benton
Montana
Larga
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Cheee
Iiiah Smith
Ervard Law School
Joremah Smith
New Hamphire
Arann
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Wien
Treonstox
Cal
Thonott
Ixprana
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Dick Noninson
Murier
Sodallt
Arttur Cauctasy
Ioory Taylor
Captain Cooper
Princess Anne
Ime Gnonarys
Arthur Davis
Pecos Hiver
San Angelo
Court of Appeals
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Red Crow
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Red Cross
House Committee On Elections
Whatley
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Srcumany Hore Svita
United States Supreme Court
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St. Peter's
Tome
Tune
4 Marts
IR Case Vaillant
Peixoto
Pernambueo
Admiral de Gaus
Agricultural
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New York World
Sinter Care
St. Louis Republic
Parm and Gardens Notes
Dairy Cove
India
Maroom
Saya
Grasshopper
Aspan
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Gadlo Hemple
Vermilion
South Dakota
John Hencock
Hemple
Burbank
Susquehanna
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Fce
Asa Reefe
Reese
Fife
Drag Gista
Californian Fig Syrup Co
Eer
A. Fort
Arthur
ROYAL
Macveagh
Italy
Ambassador
Wayna MaceVeagh
Wayne MacVeagh
Phovaxville
Chester County
Yale College
Weet Cornter
Weng
Chester’ County
Caval Aod
Couch
Chence
Republican State Central Committee of
Grant In Is Oretform
Turkey
Hearrisburg
Louisiana Commission
Gar. Hold
A. Brraum
Bayou
Great Lakes
Aes. Scorr
Constant Gufferer
Geo
Rick Henainch
Solon
Joh Gilbert
John Quibeil
Holt
Bradfield
Aly
Brad
Femata
J. M. Jommoox
Malvern
Ars
Dranreza Resolaton Co
Atlanta
Colchester
Aera
Harnocare
Ross
Basile
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Leonard Hr
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Ripans Chemical Company
Stance St
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