Investigating Strikes Highlighted in New York Session
The report covers testimonies in New York City on labor and education topics. John Roach defended cost differences between U S and England ships, urged labor protection and westward land grants. J C Calhoun of Arkansas described South labor, tenancy trends, and race relations amid efforts to raise colored workers’ status.
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New York City
The
United States
John Roach
England
Roach
John C. Calhoun
Arkansas
South
Mississippi Valley
Dr. Winter
Delaware & Hudson Coalt Company
New York
J. A. Emerson
London
Freedman’s Bank
North
Hinton
Florence Elizabeth Cole
School of Industrial Art For
Paris
Burglary and murder charge at Lancaster church funeral
An officer arrested Jacob Ebersole in a Lancaster County church on burglary and attempted murder charges while he attended his mother's funeral. News notes also report Navy cadets dismissed for hazing, gold discovery in Kidder County, a fire destroying Lexington stables and mules, yellow fever cases in Pensacola, a Nebraska State Fair train collision with injuries, Western Union quarterly dividend, a Chicago girl accident, ice-house fires in North Chelmsford, a Fort Smith fire loss, and President Arthur naming a commission to study all con-
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Smithfield
N. C
Cape Hatteras
Washington
Pensacola Navy Yard
Pemberton and
Everett Mills
Lawrence
Mass
Merrimac
Couuins
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Olympia
W. T
Surveyor
Philadelphia
New Orleans
San Francisco
Gresham
United States
Canada
New England
Middle
Western
Southern
Pacific States and Territories
New York City
William Bunyan
Millville
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. A. Boylin & Co
Charles E. Everett
Barbara Miller
Richmond
C. H. Lee
Kansas City
Hazelton
Vermont
Frank Adleman
John Stapean
Genesee Brewing Company
Rochester
Hartford
D. T
Herman Divers
Jacob Ebersole
Lancaster County
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Kidder County
Col
Tar Street
Lexington
Omaha
Western Union Telegraph Company
Mxyrr_e McGxr
Chicago
North Chelmsford
Fort Smith
Ark
Arthur
General Weaver declines Greenback bid for Sixth District
The General Weaver faction rejected the Greenback nomination to Congress in Iowa's Sixth District to fill the vacancy from M. E. Cutts's death. Other items note Huen Hastings of the New York Commercial Advertiser dying at Monmouth Beach New Jersey and his stated birth in Ireland on August 20 1818. Oklahoma Payne and followers were arrested in Wichita for a planned invasion of the Indian Territory. DaAnigzL WApSWORTH son of a Revolutionary era official died in Hartford in 1848 with $233000 estate held in trust and $786000 later distributed. A new baseball league the American League was organized.
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Weaver
Greenback
Iowa
M. E. Cutts
Huen J. Hastings
New York Commercial Advertiser
Monmouth Beach
N. J
Mr. Hastings
Ireland
Oklahoma
Payne
Wichita
Kan
United States
Indian Territory
Daanigzl Wapsworth
Revolutionary Army
Hartford
American League
Political Updates From Various States and Officials
Pittsburgh reports on the twelfth, H B R Bennett of Washington elected President. New Jersey Democrats meet in Trenton and nominate Leon Abbott for Governor. Evangelist Bwicut L Moopy arrives in Chicago. General H J Hunt retires from the Department of the South at sixty four.
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Pittsburgh
H. BR. Bennett
Washington
New Jersey
Trenton
Leon Abbott
Bwicut L. Moopy
Chicago
H. J. Hunt
Department of the South
Global Turmoil and Disasters Reported in Newswire Roundup
Epidemic fever sweeps Hermosillo Guaymas Mazatlan. Newfoundland wrecks claim sixteen lives from a gale. Croatian riot clashes leave fifteen dead. Paris foils assassination plot against King Alfonso. Norwegian ship sinks with twelve dead in the Channel. Proteus crushed in Arctic ice. Yantic rescues crew. Queen Victoria burns near Chatham. Toronto salutes Governor General. Luther centenary observed in Wittenberg. Ireland evictions total 1 247 families.
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Hermosillo
Guaymas
Mazatlan
Mexico
Newfoundland
Jakobovacz
Croatia
Paris
Alfonso
English
Proteus
Garlington
Arctic
Greely
Smith’s Sound
St. John’s
Queen Victoria
Chatham
Ont
City Corporation of
Toronto
Can
Lorne
Boswell
Queen’s Park
United Methodist Conference
Belleville
Methodist Church
Martin Luther
Wittenberg
Germany
Giroux
East Templeton
Cortacuy Castle
Forfar
Scotland
Earl of Airlie
Hong Kona
Black Flags
Tonquin
Mth
Ireland
Fourteen brief items to end the week in Pensacola notes
Four new yellow fever cases at Pensacola Navy Yard with no deaths. A pastor from Wyan Dotte Kansas dies mid sermon. Laurel Indiana townsfolk tar and feather Mormon preachers at midnight. Taranto Italy faces deadly food shortages. Pittsburgh family poisoned by canned corn beef. one child dies. Hugh J Hastings funeral in New York with pallbearers Arthur Gould Conkling. Erie farmers die after convulsions, allegedly from an old suitor. Two youths drown in Portsmouth after boat capsizes. War Dept. confirms no Arctic search for Lieutenant Greely. Rochester man reports Draco comet. Delphos burns. watchman dies. loss $100,000. Senator Hirton testifies on labor education reform. End.
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Pensacolla
Fla
Navy Yard
Joan Bueler
Wyandotte
Kan
Laurel
Ind
Taranto
Italy
Richard Brown
Pittsburgh
Hugh J. Hastings
New York
Arthur
Jay Gould
Roscoe Conkling
George Irwin
Erie
N. Y
Draco
Pittsburgh Hoop and Barrel Company
Delphos
R. J. Hirton
Washington
Senate
Thetterior
Crushed in Ice Greely relief expedition reports Proteus wreck
The Greely relief mission reports the Proteus crushed in floe ice July 23 near Smith Sound. All crew and the rescued scientists arrived at Upernavik by September 2, with the Yantic delivering the entire party. No word from Greely’s party, one death aboard the Yantic, and cautious notes on Eskimo reports.
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Cape York
Melville Bay
Upernavik
E. A. Garlington
St. Jouns
N. F
United States Greely
Greely
Proteus
Smith’s Sound
Pike
St. Johns
God Haven Bay
Cisco Island
Cory Island
Colwell
Pandora
Wike
Garlington
Littleton Island
Greeland
Cape Alexander
Cape Robertson
Cape Sabine
Arctic
Danish Harbor
Elburg
Sophia
Pavy
Lady Franklin Bay
Linke
Lueton Island
Arctic Circle
Air
Yantic
Henry Wilson
Boston Abduction Case Reveals Romantic Marriage Tale
In Boston on September 14 an order obtained by James J Coch rane directs John Sullivan of Charles Town to produce his sister Annie Sullivan a reluctant convent bound eighteen year old. Annie eloped with eighteen year old Sally Coch rane and married him to avert the convent. Sullivan arrested Coch rane for abducting his sister and recovered his sister. Coch rane now seeks habeas corpus to gain custody of his wife.
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Boston
Mass
James J.cochrane
John Sullivan
Charlestown
Sullivan
Annie Sullivan
Sally
Cochrane
Somerville
Leadville Mines Sold to Welsh Syndicate by Ex-Governor Tabor
The Nobert Fe. Lee and Matchless and Scoop mines in Leadville were sold to a Welsh syndicate by ex Governor Tabor for 5 million dollars. The deal names the mines and indicates the final purchaser arrangement.
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Nobert FE. Lee
Leadville
Nelish
Tabor
Fatal Railroad Crash Shocks New York City
A Long Island Rail Road collision at Montauk Junction kills two and injures many. Engineer Ernest Kretzner of the Flushing train and Thomas Glenn of the Manhattan Beach train are among the injured. several passengers including Justin McCarthy, Barney Aaron, and Harry Mann escape. Amputations occur for two aboard the parlor and platform cars.
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New York
Flushing
Long Island
Hunter’s Point
Montauk Junction
Manhattan Beach
Ernest Kretzner
Thomas Birmingham
East Houston Street
Robert Smith
East Highth Street
Thomas Glenn
M. Norris
Locust Street
Philadelphia
Albermarle Hotel
George Wright
Lawrence
Leslie E. Stosson
West Twenty-third Street
W. Connor
Third Avenue
Vernon Barton
West Thirtyfourth Street
Justin McCarthy
Harry Mann
Haverly’s
Barney Aaron
Coney Island
Mann
Hunter's Point
Sneedeor
Clifsville
Desperate Fight Ends in Death at McLain Ranch
In Denver Colorado on September 1 eight cowboys fought at McLain's Ranch in Elbert County after a dispute between Rossiter and McKeever. A lamp toppled, darkness fell, gunfire erupted, and Rossiter died. Two Jones brothers and three others were wounded, Rollins and McKeever fled and remain at large.
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Denver
Col
McLain
Elbert County
Agate Station
Rossiter
McKeever
Jones
Rollins
Nhey
Miners Win Wage Suits Against Bethlehem Iron Company
Forty suits totaling $13,000 were decided against Bethlehem Iron Company by Bagron Pennsylvania. The suits involve employees from the late strike whose wages were partly withheld for company store debts. About 300 more suits are expected, with claims between $80,000 and $90,000.
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Bagron
Bethlehem Iron Company
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