Riots End as New York Railroad Strike Fades
The eight day strike by Knights of Labor ends after local assemblies vote to halt the action. In the same week a deadly car riot leaves James McGowan dead and Officer Snyder wounded amid a cascade of stones. Seventeen loggers drown on Canada Lake after ice breaks under heavy load. Senate prayer row and scaffold collapse injuries also reported along with Bello Starr’s reported death in Indian Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Knights of Labor
Division No
National District Assembly
Executive Board
Forty-fourth Street
Ninth Avenue
James H. Magoo
James McGowan
Forty-second Street
Manhattanville Road
McGowan
Eighth Avenue
Fifty-eighth Street
Eighth” Avenue
Sixty-first Street
Frederick Eindorf
Ladow Street
Avenue
Ollicar Thomas J6
Snyder
Eldridge Street
Help Lins Company
Ashe
Oufhcor Snyder
Canada Lake
N. Y
New York Senate
Senate
eAme
Grady
Dogo
J. Erwin Gait Ho
Murphy
Eufala
Indian Territory
Bello Starr
Bells
Colan Younger
Bar
Jim_Starr
Shiv
Cole Younger
Shahan
Apak
Ferrour
West Lampeter
Penn
Bigown
Jay Cowpray
Hartford
West Haven
Conn
New York
New England
York County
James Reagan
John McCormick
Poorman’s Crossing
Trial of ex Alderman Cleary moved to Binghamton
The second trial of ex Alderman Thomas Cleary for bribery tied to the Bradway railway franchise has been shifted from New York City to Binghamton Broome County due to jury issues in the metropolis. Many items follow on politics crimes fires and deaths in various states and countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Middle States
Thomas Cleary
New York City
Binghamton
Broome County
Pennsylvania Senate
West Middlesex
Mercer County
Penn
P. T. Barsman
Waldemar
Sea Sila Park
Bridgeport
George Wison
Robert Cochran
Otro Kavsen
Philadelphia
Anne Klaus
Imprisoned O'Brien Resists Wardens in Dublin Sentence
Prison authorities moved Mr. Walia O'Bren to Clonmol Dublin to serve a Crimes Act sentence. The prisoner refused to undress, resisted wardens, and was shaved and prostrated by weakness. A priest was summoned as conditions deteriorated during confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walia O'Bren
Clonmol
Dublin
Ireland
O'Brien
Bnssadora
Death of Crown Prince Rudolph Shocks Europe
The sudden death of Crown Prince Rudolph at Meyerling near Vienna leaves Europe in mourning. Autopsy reports show a self-inflicted gunshot wound with a single discharged chamber, while initial accounts note signs of morbid nervousness and headaches prior to the shooting. The prince's will provisions focus on his daughter, who is to be raised by the Emperor and Empress, and Vienna prepares for a restrained funeral and two days of lying in state before interment in royal vaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey
Boing
Indiana
Hovey
West Virginia
Phelps
Ciunia
Caliefornia
Ciunis
Ove Larson
Kasson
Alaska
Cannon
Ind
Tur
Warsaw
Ill
A. J. King
Belleville
Abrahams
John Frye
Dhames P. Burns
Baxter
Ark
Childers
Springford
Rudolph
Austria
Europe
Meyerling
Vienna
Fromdenblatt
Count Hogat
Prince Philip
Cotmrg
Stephanie
Stephanig
Prince Hohenlohe
Hofburg
Imperial Palace
Myerling
Archduke Charles Louis
Thosoh
Otto
Ferdinand
Crown Linnca
Vienna Zeitung
von ‘Lisa
Empire
France
Germany
Rudolptus
Austria-Hungary
St. ~Augustine's
St Stephen's
Schohdaler Platz
Augustineer Strasse
Lokowitz Platz
Belgium
Frince
Brorton
Alt Tir
Capuziner
Catafalque
Betind
Imperial Household
Pesth
Homu
Catlin
Stephani
Gestls
Valerio
Hofburs
Tihno'a
Pike County
Meludoe
Herd Township
Virtin
Reynard
Washington
Report on Patent Office reforms and financials
The United States Commissioner transmits an annual report to Congress recommending edits to trade mark registration rules and a modification of patent extinguishment by government purchase. It notes total receipts of 1 118 410 and expenditures of 4 tilus, with 244 patents issued and 11 057 patents expired. General Boulanger granted daily interviews, averaging about 70 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Commissanar ‘of Patents
Congress
General Boulanger
Phils Mornume
Montreal
Managua
Nicaragua
Whitechapel
French Chamber of Deputies
Cluscret
Senate Debates Samoa Aids and Extradition Treaty Vote
Senate debate on Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation bills centered on Samoa amendments and British extradition treaty. executive sessions followed. Senate rejected a proposal to elevate ministers to ambassadors and passed the bill. other actions included naval and lighthouse funding, territorial bills, and the Oklahoma act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Reagan
Samoa
Foreign Affairs Committee
Renagan
England
France
Germany
Henri
Bartholdi
New York Harbor
Yampkinaville
Staten Island
Paca
WV. B. Rosecrans
Sherman
Jones
Union Pacific
Sheridan
Tha Oklahonin Gill
Committee On ‘Territories
House
James B. Eads
Hawtley
Orient Fires—of-the-Givitervice Commission
Oklahoma
Springer
Illinois
Duckery
Missouri
Payson
Claray
Te Oas
Department of Agriculture
D. L Din
Rey
Hatch
J. Blount
Pago-Pago
Indian Territory
Choctaw Stailway Company
South Dalota
Baker, Barnes and Springer
Jayson
Court of Appeals
McCreary
Hooker
Hill
Wm. F. Santh
Nicaragua
Monkey Hero Aboard Stephen D Horton Fire Rescue
A pet monkey on the British ship Stephen D Horton first detects smoke and aids in raising alarms as a fire breaks out aboard while sailing from Calcutta toward New York. Crew struggle with escalating flames, crew life losses, and a desperate attempt to save the ship before it sinks near Fernimbuco. The ship burns to destruction though some crew survive. the voyage had begun with cargo including saltpetre and jute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen D. Horton
Calcutta
India
New York
Les Fathoms
Fernimbuco
Braythan
Jowis
Mr. Lowe
Jorko
Jocko
Iquat
Lewis
Pernambuco
Lin
Erias
John Daves
Scumainen
Henry Younger
Ander
Cardiff
England
Valpanso
Stephen Ld Norton
Spencer Dyne
Cleveland to join Bangs Stetson firm in New York
A Washington dispatch reports President Grover Cleveland will relocate to New York on March 5 to join the law firm Bangs Stetson Tracy MacVeagh as counsel. He plans to live near Madison Square, walk to his William Street office, and not appear in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Dinnet
Clepelann
Senate
Jesse D. Abrahams
Virginia
William L. Trenholm
Decius
Wade
Montana
Supreme Court of the
Territory of Montana
Treasury
Glad Harrison
Whntney
Clove-land
Representative Scott
Pennsylvania
Priesipest Chleevelann
New York
New York City
Bangs, Stetson, Tracy & MacVeagh
Grover Cleveland
United States
City of
Bangs, Stetson, Tracy & MacVeugh
White House
Travcis Lynda Stetson
Wayne MacVeagh
Charles MacVeagh
New Jersey
Brooklyn
Orange Mountain
Madison Square
William Street
Folsom
Society of the Metropolis
Oak View
Cretary
Falechild
Washington Square
Secretary of the Treasury
Colona
Cecrs
Lamont
Snin Aod
Mrr. Stetson
Historic Buffalo Blaze Destroys Dozens of Buildings
A huge early morning fire began at 2 45 in Buffalo on the fourth floor of a five story heating building at Carroll and Wells streets. It swept north and east through Seneca to Exchange, gutting about 40 structures and causing extensive losses estimated around 2 755 000. Firefighter injuries included Foreman John Moet and Dominick Marion. Origin of the blaze remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Carroll and Wells Streets
O'Cloc
Seneca Street
Zel
Orlock
Wells Street
Seneca
Exchange Streets
Arlington Hotel
John Moet
Dominck KR Marion
Josey
Reot & Keating
Ther
SSS, Jowett & Co
Broore
Sibley S
Senten Street
Prominent Figures and Royalty in Scattered Notices
A collage of biographical glimpses lists West Africa figures, princes and heiresses, senators, and notable titles. It mentions the Princess of Wales at forty five, the Shah of Persia touring Europe, Senator Woncort as a likely young US senator, and Jay Gould associate Giovanni Magnosixt among others, with varied ages fortunes and roles across nations and eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kine Ja-Ja
West Africa
Osuax Digna Manns Caman
Lapy-Buassv
Princess of Wales
Record of 19th Century World Events and Tragedies
A flood of brief items reports deaths from suffocation and railroad accidents, fires in York County and Carbondale, meteorological extremes in New York New England and Berlin, and political shifts in the United States and Europe. Notable mentions include Prince Rudolph of Austria, the death of a district judge, and the resignation of France's Minister of Justice.
German Minister Reports Samoa Crisis And War Talk
The German Minister at Washington informs Congress that Bismarck has influenced Samoa officials to restore the status quo for foreign residents. The President sends a message with dispatches from Consul Blacklock and Bayard, noting German martial law declarations and U S plans, while German sources deny a formal war declaration at Samoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bismarck
Samoa
Congress
State Department
Blacklock
Germany
Matanfa
Bayard
United States
Hertin
Samo
Matanta
Arco Hind
America
England
Apia
Samoas
Enappo
Sama
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The
Telegraph
Newatholic
Newbonn
Father Permontier
Pierre Julion
Carpenter
John Goncomlin
Charles Platsmier
Insane Hospital
Lincoln
Neb
W. H. Hantley
Hur Sanders
A.D. Gifford
Jol Norvin
George Davis
John Hull
New Mexico
San Mateo Mountains
Harold
Port de Paix
Gonalves
Hayti
Grande Saline
Gonaives
Toussaints L'Ouverture
Hatton
Goivyus
Toussaint
Saline
Bel
Hippolyte
Eimany
Neporditr
Tolomnes
Ee Oxouzd Youdler
James Olsey
Missouri River
Dakota
Anna Mn
Frep PoLuNeen
Spokane Falls
Washington Territory
Forelza
Losth
Hungary
Victonia
Frederick
Biarritz
O'Connor
Parnell Commission
London
Timothy Harrington
Nacht
Caron
Warre
Michael Crane
Lawrence Haver
Dickinson's Landing
Canada
Ma Preiis
Southampton
Chamber of Heputies
Tie Grand Council of
Annambes
Finlay
Ner
Loup Stanrey
Preston
Father Canary
Strathroy
Lanioa
Tamasese
Loy W
Ghisgow
Scotland
Ottivars
Teaver
North West Territory
Rocky Mountains
C. Fiddler
C. J. Phelan
Enricor
Meyer
Caus
Acncn
Sittan
Vitu
Sanellar
Africa
Tamabakurt
Reventeln
Fleratd
Irih
the Patent Office
Liverpool
Melbourne
Australia
Grom
Kussxay
Lis Ao Jong
Kennan
Beenaton-Fizer A. Ficoixs
Delaware
Claus Shureses
Shah of Persia
St.Petersburg
Prince of Wales
John Brown
Evi P. Monroy
Monty
Vermont
House of Representatives
Mas
Nevtre Grant Santos
General Hanrison
Pork
Giovanni P. Mgnosixt
Jay Gould
Sturwby
Dorven
Senator Stanford
Manu
Frances Nourtox
Slater
Charles J. Guitonu
Miunly
Hexator Kane
North Carolia
Ea-Secukrany
Navy
Robeson
Paul
Miss Boar
EveLann
Naples
Ila
Denning
George Muller
Bristol
China
Son of
Honouur
Shakespeare
Joan WaNamaker
Mackenzie
Hiss
Carver
Lide
Ano Your
Second Avenue
Gestunar Hanatson
Max Mayors
Omaha
Weta
Hastings
Bedules
Aldrich
District of Columbia
Varexcky
Funarr
Hamilton
Heligoland
North Sea
Froquet
English Channel
Letwaon
Killochan
Nereid
Fens Garnons Sig Marte
Espasuevus
Prince Rudolph
Vianna
Berlin
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Carbondale
William Sontwest
Somerville
Mass
Jacob Kroll
Torre Haute,Inc
Cotoxel Joux
Mosny
Harrison
Tsens
Hanersox
McKee
Indianapolis
Tannisex
Spencer Cottage
Doer Park
James Vinds
Bayaro
Harlin
Mandalay
Burmah
Ilinois
Anthony Higgins
William D. Washburnn
Minnesota
Maine
Israel
Martha Washburn
D. Wastdurs
Htnnesota
Bowdoin College
Neboo
Minneapolis Mail Company
Reyor-General
St Paul
Minneapolis
Nis
Ames
Kise Joan
Abyssinia
Menelek
Shox
Monavia
C. TF
Woone Ward
J.J. Peast
Silk Manufactories
Huerera
Scorr
Scott
W A
Acpent
M.D. Salispure
H.G. Root
M. C
Pearl Dt
Amd dClood
Bose Peopla
Tompkins
DeKalb
Fly's
Ely Broe
Watrecht
Jolia Dew
Oswarseni
Atlanta
Centennial Manufacturing Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Estriw
Choomo—State
Hivente
Sweem—Western
Wa Lampa
SurAce
Daucoiete
Charles A. Voge
Alezs Evertweery
EA CO
Kattimore. Md
Charles A. Wopeler Co
Aitimere
ASO Arma
Walteeen
Cara
Pheation
Smith & Wesson
Springfield
Mase
Bentpost
Lh Pook Pub. House
Leonard
Reas “Book Pub. CO
How Fork
Bea
ING._CO
Egon
Leonard Si
Circulara
Ilbany
Geneva
N. T
Blair
Piso
Stady
Mort-Hand
Thoroughly Tang
Brinutra College
Main St
New
Soldiers &i
Sap Pease McGormick & Bons
Sada
Uae
Enré
Ista
Greatliver
Ome Dallay
Warren Ben He We
EPES
Aieton
Brosk
Doyle Corea
Heouard Seo City
Chichester
Chichester Chemical Co
Madison ,Q
Phila Pe
Carrie Ee
Taehem Aws
Wartino
Ware
Hensack
Gor
Sequin
Spalgle
W. L. Douglas
Boo UB. House
Leonard St
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