Labor unrest and union activity sweep across regions
The labor world reports widespread union organizing and labor actions across the United States and Britain. Texan tailors, English and Scottish workers, Connecticut wage tax discussions, and New Jersey electric road unions surface in various notices. Unemployed relief projects, central authority proposals, and public works funding rise, while plans to suppress riots in Stelly lead to martial law.
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Texan
Taenx
Tarronma
England
Scotland
Amanr
Tawrattrns
Connecticut
Tor American Railway Union
Asrex
Ciluera
Rew
Upton
Denver
Col
Coxinctons
Newark
Irvington
New Jersey
Jeonsey
Fatire
Karn Dinsay
Hertin
Bay
Hessemer
Hothinhem Tron Company
Gauth Bethlehem
Penn
Pave'n Joint Committee
Anita
Parke
Senate Votes to Repeal Purchase Clause of Sherman Law
The United States Senate approved the repeal of the Sherman silver purchase clause by 43 to 32 after a marathon 14 day debate. The measure maintains bimetallic policies and directs Treasury purchases of silver while preserving gold and silver coinage parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Tima
Pries Terrof
Isana
United States
Jonas
Dhe Colina
Avery Dolar
Capitol
Senate
Wolcott
Carey, Washburn
Teller
Dubois
Pasco
Secretary of the Treasury
Ben Tost Fender
Stewart
Mr. Vasco
Yens
Yena
Faulkner
Frye
Gallinger
Gibson
Gorman
Gray
Hale
Hawley
Higgins
Dear
Hooton
Lindsay
Lodge
McMlinn
McPherved
Manderson
Muis
Mitchell
Morrill
Murphy
Pint
Proctor
Quay
Ranvom
Sherman
Amith
Squire
Stockbridge
Turple
Vilas
Voorhees
Washburn
White
Congress Debates Tariff, Bankruptcy and State Matters
Fifty third Congress proceedings note reopening land district consolidations in California, continued bankruptcy debate, proposed tariff reform, derelict removal, and amendments to repeal measures. Lawmakers discuss Voorhees actions, Wilson bill, and education on state courthouses with votes and resolutions amid obituaries and conference remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voorhees Subativita
Mopsie
Stewart
Jonet
Toller
Smr
Voorhers Rive
Voorhees
Mss
Wolcott
Sherman
Gormanil Voorhers
Cameron
Wogan
Jones
Nevada
Vast disorder across cities as riots and accidents shock nation
The report details a Cooper Union protest against Judge Maynard, a large Tammany Hall meeting, the death of a boy in Pittsburg after a fall from a third story, and a father’s arrest. It notes a Pittsburg fire and arson, a bank fraud arrest in New York, and multiple train and labor incidents across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle States
Cooper Union
New York City
Jogyerm
Jennet T. Maynard
Court of Appeals
Tammany Hall
Governor Flower
August Rexmareet
Pittsburg
Penn
August Kumerfelt
New York
Kaapronn
Continental National Bank
Minu
kiMed
St. George
Brooklyn
Brazil's Revolution and President Peixote's Statement
President Peixote declares the Republic faces a naval rebellion led by the Sellenila faction. Loyal forces bombard rebel positions at Rio Janeiro. two men dead and three ships damaged. Government to isolate rebels. customs receipts fall. fortifications hold. island of Victoria under federal control. miners return from the Yukon with gold dust valued at 70,060.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresuet Plixots
Peixote Ting
Duntral Sellenila
Hag
Ministero Forviga Affairs
Caxetang Nussimento
Throne
New York
Sessola
Bay
Rio Janeiro
Iit Aire
Coon Tibdine
Mensofewee
Enteanee
Pha
Vesterre
Ated Catarlon
Colinis
Axoxa
San Feonelyo
North
Yukon River
Almika
Diplomatic fallout from Stanton salute to rebel Brazil host
Washington despatch reports Acting Rear Admiral Stanton saluted Brazilian insurgent Admiral Mello in Rio de Janeiro, prompting Secretary Herbert to remove Stanton and transfer command to Captain Picking. President Cleveland, Secretary of State, and Navy officials concluded the act violated neutrality and demanded a formal rebuke and apology from Brazil.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Charles Belmont Davis
Pennsylvania
Flore
Italy
Inco’ B. Dari
Georgia
Gaudteloupe
W. J
John 2. Meade
Connecticut
San Domingo
Henry C. Morris
Winds
Ghent
Belgium
Dr. H. Sommer, Sr
Bombay
Becuetany Hernenr
Admiral Stanton
Hlo Jnoalco
New York
Rio
Ine
Herman Schoenfeld
Maryland
Riga
Russia
Robert P. Fooley
Sierra Leone
Africa
Tinvid N. Burke
Malaga
Spain
Aparnay, Skennett
Irwin
Thomas L. Casey
Ins
Edwin F. M
Michigan
Josiah Quincy
James Roosevelt Roosevelt
Loulon
England
Henry White
Herbert
Stanton
Benzillan
Branton
Ploktug
South Atlantic
Oliver
Pevatdent Cleveland
Secretarien of State
Navy
Inter
Navy Department
Iate
United States Naval Forces
Rio de Janeiro
Mello
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of State
Ticking
Commodore Stanton
Brazil
Aquidabng
New York Harbor
Yiewt
Enitet Beaton
Rie Janstrom Jung
Pn Olnd
White House
Nas
H. F. Picking
Charleston
Newark
Bilas Casey
Willard H. Brownson
Btanton
Grestiam
Kenta
Hla
South America
Bias Just
Rio Marbor
Aidhiiral Stanton
Henri
Gress Han Ea
World's Fair Closes In Mourning For Chicago Mayor
The World’s Columbian Exposition marks a solemn day as Chicago mourns its murdered mayor. Officials cancel festive events and a twelve-member committee drafts resolutions expressing deep sorrow while Rev. John Henry Mirrows leads a funeral prayer in Teatival Hall.
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Iitae
Chicago
Hoover
Witnesend
Davie
National Commission
Committee of Twelve
Migudn Bothantpomes
Palmer
D. B. Penn
AL BO Widener
Fall
John Henry Mirrows
Prytor
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Teatival
Palner
Valmer
Barrows
American Hay Condemned by German Chemists
State Department reports consular views from William Stephen at Hamburg noting German ministerial restrictions on American hay. Dr Vogel alleges American hay contains dangerous substances and that new labels imply stronger European care standards.
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State Department
WM. Stephen
United States
Aonebers
Germany
Thby
Ur. Vogel
America
Sad Fate of a Child in Arkansas Cotton Gin Incident
A boy aged about 12 disappeared from Ado Arkansas where Markey operated a cotton gin. A search traced a path to a barg e and later the child’s body was found near the gin. The report notes a perilous accident as the body was discovered in a dry area shortly before dawn.
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Hever
Markey
Ado, Ark
Harkey
Mayor Carter Harrison Shot At Home In Chicago
Mayor Carter Harrison of Chicago was shot at his residence on Ashland Avenue and died an hour later. The suspected assassin, Eugann Patrick Prendergast, was arrested at Desplaines Street police station after a brief pursuit. The incident drew huge crowds and prompted tributes as details emerged of Harrison’s final hours and his legacy.
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Carter I
Marrison
Chicago
South Ash- Vand Avenie
Desplaines Fireet Paller-Station
Eugann Patrick Prendergast
San
Harrison
Hogan
Tiason
Preston
Mary Wage
Harrizon
Shey
Tal
Haring
Preston Warrison
Amayore
Bhde
Deaplaines Street
J. Chater
Harrison Restones
Peeston
Mery Ware- Fon
Ma Chaluvera
Mr. Chalmers
Desmot
Ashland Avenue
Tosaurd
Magron
Tia Desplaines
Hacrixan
Jane Alee
Peibaner
Central Station
County Dal
Maser Harrison
Rovelork
Iilehaod
Gleshy
Eniaktnes
Mule
Wardion
Carter Harrison
Benin
Clack Street
Warnbrother
Benjamin Harrison
Siager
Wiliam Henry Harrison
Robert Carter Harrison
Kentucky
William and Mary College
Carter Uarrison
Carter
Lewis Marshall
Thomas T. Marshall
Yale College
Niles
Lesington
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Europa
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Bayard
Syria
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Hia
Real
Democrats
Congress
Germany
Austria
Tyrol
Switzerland
Hoat
Europe
Paris
Barothia
Illinois
Oglesby
Ameren
Masin Wall
Annan B. Howard
New Orleans
Crescent City
Harritan
Alley Howard
Thay Riest
Peestots Aarraan
Chicaxe Times
Ager
Harelson
San Francisco
United States
Oregon
Asian Iron Works
Cal
Ruger
Department of the Pacific
Howigon
Mare Tamadary Yorth
Markhant
Ellert
Compson
Portland
Pennoser
Dix
Milas Daisy Ainsworth
State of
Eugenia Shelby
Dog Shore
Shelby
Miss Ainsworth
Massachusetts
Cramps
Philadelphia
House Chaplain Haddaway Dies in Washington
The Rev Samuel W Haddaway chaplain of the House of Representatives and pastor of Mt Vernon M E Church South died at his home in Washington at 4 am after Brights disease. He had served as chaplain since replacing Rev Milburn and was a longtime pastor and church leader.
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Samuel W. Haddaway
Houas of Representatives
Marvin Chapin
House
W. H. Milburn
Senate
Tur Honig Democratiey
Raglay
Amy Bast
Hal
Markets Report from New York Prices for Country Produce
Tate Wholesale lists enase and pal prices for beans, creamery products, fruits, and meats. The entry details ranges for beans, Welsh tub, Western creamery, various fruits, fowls, poultry, and livestock with per unit figures and market terms.
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Tate
New York
Enase
Pal
Murrow
Cholco
nerTren
Western Mactory
Thirda
ARETE
Taney
Grotto Prime
Creim
DJ OY
Finto
Penn
Bartlett
Cape Cod
Odda
Jereey
State
Western
Pit
WIN
Koomlers
N. J
N. Y
Turkeya
Jersey
Hubbard
Colery
Jerez Faronipa
Borley
Timothy
Ahlers Hogs
Fire on the Gellert Aboard Steamer Causes Havoc
The Gellert arriving from Hamburg to New York experienced a fire in the steerage near the after part of the ship. Crew and passengers fought the blaze with water and vent closures while attempting to reach the lower holds. The fire burned out after jettisoning cargo, with estimated loss of 25000 dollars and many passengers evacuated in panic.
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Gellert
Garland
New York City
Hamburg
Sha
eMeer
Marta
Atheesa
Will
Contested 1929 Paterson Hoard of Freeholders Charges
Joy C Fearne and Thomas Howard of Paterson New Jersey were found guilty of conspiracy over plans for a new court house. The report mixes unrelated events including political shifts and violent incidents, describing ongoing gang and political turmoil, a royalist naval reference, and a broad array of miswritten names and places.
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Joy C. Fearne
Thomas Howard
Freeholders
Pat
Orcoh
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