THE NATIONS CAPITAL Chinese immigration and related bills
The Nation's Capital reports on the Chinese immigration bill debate with opposition from Representative Rice and discussions of amendments. It covers Land Grants to Soldiers and Banking System discussions, and notes the Cotton Exposition in New Orleans.
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Wasumorox
Fred Douglass
Miss Pitts
District of Columbia
Mouse Committee On Foreign Affairs
Pacific Coast
Messrs
Lamb
Eaton
Healy
House
Representative Rice
China
United States
Congress
General Moorehead
New Orleans
Territory of
Dakota
Union
Texas
Mississippi
Nunez Still Confined After Cuban Detention
Coronel Emilio Nunez, captured from the American schooner C Heineken in Sagua la Grande Cuba, writes from jail at Santa Chara stating he was seized by a Spanish warship boat crew and later turned over after consul instructions. The case draws attention from the American Consulate and Dr. Nunez, who has shared citizenship records with Washington while awaiting possible release in a few days.
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Campbell
Nunez
Frelinghuysen
Cuba
Washington
State Department
Prospective Stove Moulder Strike Nears in Pittsburgh and Allegheny
In Pittsburgh and Allegheny the stove moulders threaten a general strike after manufacturers announce wage cuts. The Molders' Union members plan to resist reductions, with a meeting of representatives from all foundries deciding to stand firm. The situation remains quiet but unresolved, and a strike could follow if negotiations fail.
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Tirisnurey
Allegheny
Molders’ Union
Art Society Meeting Highlights Canadian Emigration
At the London gathering led by Marquis Lorne a paper on emigration to Canada was read. Princess Louise supports Emigration Society. Galt notes 200,000,000 acres were granted to farmers and Canadians rejected Henry George. Lorne refutes a New York telegram alleging Canada’s finances, condemns anti-British sentiment in parts of America. Bradlaugh will take oaths in February. Chamberlain vows not to derail reforms in Egypt. Storms uprooted trees. Russia contemplates a Russian American company and civil unrest in Pskov and Vitebsk. The US consul demands indemnity from the Ottoman Porte for Dr Pilnam and Kurdish attacks.
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Lonxpos
Society of Art
Marquis Lorne
Canada
Princess Louise
Galt
Iligh
Henry George
Marquis of Lorne
New York
America
Great Britain
Atlantic
Americas
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Labouchere
House of Commons
Northcote
Chamberlain
Board of Trade
Birmingham
England
el Mahdi
Egypt
Russia
St. Petersinne
Pskov
Vitebsk
St. Petersburg
Turkey
Constantinople
Lew Wallace
The
Porte
Pilanm
Ascos
Long Strike Ends In Glass Industry Compromise
Pittsy vren reports a six month lockout resolved with a wage scale tied to glass discounts. Workers to receive last year’s wages until April 1, then a sliding four weekly scale. Factories to resume by mid-February. 2,500 jobs resume in the West.
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Pittsy Vren
Finsh
Glassworkers
Tate
Phenix Gissa Works Destroyed Fires Leave 500 Jobless
Fire swept the Phenix Glass Works in Phillipsburg across the Ohio River. Loss about 125000 with 74000 insured. The blaze started near the engine house amid dry wood, destroying the large works and throwing 500 men out of work in midwinter. Other incidents include a fatal store fire in James Street and a bank block fire. Reports also note a Mexican discovery of a key to Aztec writings and a claim of catarrh relief by a commercial remedy.
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Chronicle-Telegraph
Rochester
Boler
Phenix Glass Works
Phillipsburgh
Ohio River
Entrr
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