Trades union parades and labor unrest across cities
News of the Week reports demonstrations by thousands of trades unionists in Albany Troy and Cohoes against convict labor. It notes strikes in Springfield Illinois and a paint shop layoff in St Louis. Other items include railroad earnings and taxes, levee breaches, and multiple local disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Troy
Cohoes
Waster & Reany
Baltimore
A. Evans
Lawrence
Amalgamated Union
Jave
Bulgman, Palace- Gar
St. Louis
Union Pacific
Nations Union League
Philadelphia
Mississippi River
Vicksburg
Memapais
Helena
Urntan
MidMebure
Gretchen Kintzler
New York
Towanda
Suprir ¥ Dixon
Adu. Johnson
Texarkana
Ark
Henry Seybert
Piladelphia Milionaire
Lemoyne’s
Washington, Pa
Nashville
Tenn
Little Rock & Fort Sith
Mulberry Station
John Caim
Rogers
Missouri
Clarence Hill
James Gang
Treasury Department
Washington
Missouri River
Interior Department
National Treasury
Lebanon Valley
Beaver
Rhodes
Lyter
Cleveland
New York City
Thomas Womack
William Miller
John Frith
Limerick
Ireland
New Hampshire
Joan B. Loomis
Springfield
Mass
Frederick
Post Office Department
Arkansas City
North Atlantic
Boston
Post-oMceé
Masone
McGloin
Fleming’s Stone
McKeesport
Bellows Falls
E. M. Watts
Portsmouth
Washington Gap
Jersey City
Tye Methodist Episcopal Conference of Virginia
Moses T. Ray
Montgomery
Ala
Planters’ Bank
St. Francis River
Austin
St. Francis
Political and social notes from the summer season
Reports from multiple states and nations detail royal and political visits, legislative actions, court outcomes, and notable deaths. Included are assignments of bishops, state debt settlements, and obsessions with famine relief, Irish affairs, and suffrage movements, with international weather and transport incidents also noted.
Record of storms and disasters across nations
A Waterloo dispatch reports the worst snow storm in years with tremors felt locally. Other notes include a Chicago coroner's jury detaining Jere Duny for murder, Ark flood damage near Helena, a police shooting in Hunter's Point, a submarine cable break near France, and widespread fires and fatalities in Brownsville and New Richmond along with political shifts and diplomatic deaths in Europe.
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Waterloo
Quebec
New York
New Jersey
Nova Scotian
New Brunswick
Wiggins
Jere Duny
Chicago
Jim Elliott
Oldtown Lake
Helena
Ark
St. Francis
Max Comisxy
Hunter’s Point
S. 1
Patrick Casey
Paris
Djunken
Hall County
Life Congress
House
Senate
Acatha
Brownsville
Dakota
Prince Itation Koff
Noelgwrad Leens
Conference Tariff Changes Pass Senate Tax and Tariff Provisions
The conference committee reports on the tariff bill detailing sections A to N with ad valorem rates on chemicals earthware glassware metals and textiles. Provisions include duties on iron ore copper alloys glassware and silk schedules and adjustments to internal revenue taxes and tobacco duties with a new drawback rule and time limits.
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Washington
Senate
Spon
Speerone
Conference Committee
Manila
Saxony
Wilton
Tournay
Brussels
Internal Revenue
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Telegraph and Mail
Lord Culrr
CoLemper
England
Charles H. Reed
Guiteau
Tennessee
Abram W Kemin
Lincoln
Issac L. Menorson
St. Mark’s Church
Indiana
Talbot
Davin Davis
United States Senate
Democrats of
Michigan
Lansing
John W. Champlain
Supreme Court
A. W. Clark
State University
Brooklyn Museum
R. H. Huzza
Ida H. Hosmer
Yankton
Kansas
Tabor
Belford
Colorado
Berdell
Nathaniel Thayer
Georgia
South
Daniell Woons
Indianapolis
Ind
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon Bonaparte
St. Helena
1Tter
Tmes
Thomas R. Sherwood
C. J. Willet
Kentucky State Republican Convention
Lexington
Blatne
Joan Quintan
Mobile
New Orleans
Toto
Repert
V. Doon
Eoreign
House of Commons
Wight
Gloucester City
Bristol
Eng
Bank of England
United States
Blumenthal
von Schellendorff
Ottawa
London Times
Pbhe Sth
Land League Fund
Dublin
Patrick Egan
Lands League
Spain
Richard Henry Green
Bank of Gland
Commercial Iron
Shéredit
London
Montreal
Frank Byrne
Navarre
Madrid
Magit
Germany
Hull
Yarmouth
Toronto
Ont
Somersville, Ga