Washington interior appointments and pensions actions
Washington reports detail Interior appointments and resignations, pension roll adjustments in DC removing nearly 200 unentitled names saving about 100000 annually. Navy notes China France Japan threats settled. postmasters named. collector of Internal Revenue appointed. Fort Sullivan Maine land status clarified. Other items include post office inspector papers, vacancy distribution, and charity conference remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tih
Davis
Navy Department
France
China
Japan
Russia
Viadisnoski
Fort Liamton
J. D. Quensby
Sibley
Thomas Ingalls
Marblehead
Mass
Henry A Bulls
Winster
Conn
Richard N. Hall
Grenada
Hunter Wood
Internal Revenue
Kentucky
Lamar
Fort Sullivan
Maine
Representative Post
Pennsylvania
Register Bruce
Rosenes
Cox
Dupont Circle
Arthur Padelford
James Campbell
Third Artillery
Washington Barracks
Horrible murder at Gadget's Station near Somerville
James Minnis was stabbed to death by neighbor John Butcher after a minor quarrel while Minnis rode toward a station with ties. Butcher fled, hid, then shot himself in Bell's woods. Fire reports from Chicago and Des Moines describe the Fullerton Avenue crib fire and the International Distillery blaze with partial damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Butcher
Bommersville
Ind
James JL. Minais
Evaxsva.e
Gadget’s Station
Somerville
James N. Minnis
Ges
Minnis
Aalie
Butcher
Bell’s Woods
Fullerton Avenue
Chicago
International
Bes Moines
Iowa
Cuncaco
Fatlerton Avenue
Des Moines
International Distillery
Battmore
East Falls Avenue
Samuel W. Taylor
Gosnell & Co
Tlenry Diehl
Typographical Union Proceedings Amid Labor Decisions
Yesterday the International Typographical Union sustained prescient voters' decisions and chose Pittsburgh as the next convention site. The union set seven dollars weekly strike pay, limited speeches to two minutes, and required a three-fourths good standing vote to change pay scales. President Witter's past-year decisions were upheld and The Craftsman was adopted as the official organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
New York
International Typographical Union
Witter
United States
Ohio Crop Report and Smallpox in Montreal
The June crop report from the Ohio Board of Agriculture shows wheat at 20,500,000 bushels, 51 percent of average. rye 71 percent. barley 81 percent. oats 100 percent. corn 105 percent. Apple and pear prospects noted. grape yield 9. Cases of smallpox rise in Montreal with 11 new infections linked to a Chicago transcontinental conductor. health department convenes as epidemic fears mount. Kentucky Central Railroad strike suffers a severe blow amid suspension of graduation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
Jane
Conmmees
Ohio Board of Agriculture
Montreal
Mosrimar
Ont
Health Department
Chicago
Det
Noted New Orleans Sub-Treasury Clerk Forges Shortage
John Austemorte, a clerk in the New Orleans sub-treasury, is suspected of embezzling up to 250000. A deficit of 925000 was found after an extended investigation begun on Decoration Day. Forged certificates of deposit found in his desk suggest cover up of diverse pilferage as he fled toward Laredo, while Assistant Treasurer Herwig doubts wider involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Austiemorte
New Orleans
Hindeszies
New Onteana
Sub-Treasury
John Austemorte
Auldemorte
Washington
Navi
Herwig
Texas Pacific
Laredo
Pacific Coast
Biloxi
Anfdemorte
Iron Strikers to Start Mills Amid Union Rift
In Pittsburgh South Side mills led by Spang, Chalfant & Co. plan to run at reduced output starting Monday, despite Amalgamated Association opposition. Foremen in the forge department will operate at decreased finishing, with talk of more mills reopening next week and a possible break within the union ranks. Rumors also mention four South Side firms resuming May Day operations in puddling and bar mill sectors against union wishes. At Sligo mill sheet rollers reportedly will not scale, though unconfirmed. Volta Pork Co. in Apollo reportedly signs seal on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Pitteburgh
Amalgamated Association
Prrisseneu
Eina Mills
Spang, Chalfant & Co
South Side Ralls
Phillips, Nimich & Co
Graff, Bennett & Co
A. M. Byers & Co
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
Sligo
AL Apollo
Volta Pork Company
Storm damages and fatalities sweep several cities
A late storm caused widespread destruction across Richmond Baltimors Ridtwosp Paris and nearby towns. Buildings roofless and telegraph lines down fueled fears of further damage. Two people killed by falling timbers in Richmond and Highland, with property losses estimated in the tens of thousands. Edward Hantan the oarsman toured Chicago before heading to Toronto to race for prize money. Mexican authorities warned of Apache raids toward El Paso as announcements spread to regional towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantmeny
Highland
Ridtwosp
Trany Tobacco Se Nean
Fenton and Son
Petersburg
Danville
Norfolk
Paris
Sever
Presbyterian
el Paso
Tex
Sierra Madres
Siena Madres
Cases Grandes
el Valle de San Beneno Ventura
Thero
Vary Haa
Parrai
Apeecheebes
Mass Springs
Carislile Springs
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Danie
Dunkirk
Dunkirk Printing Company
East Sioxp St
Hautauqua Farmer and Dunkirk Journal
Simiont
Carmer
Dugimess
Blackham
Buffalo Street
Dunkirs
GR C
Stanley
James Irving
Buffalo
Stolumn
John Desmond
Eusiahay Cars
Anere Prooiel
Washington Street
Martin Kalgfleischs
Fulton Street
Ashington Street
Alb
Eecher & Lacey
Frost&r
Sine Summer Beverage
Manhattan Hotel
Rock Bottom
Erie
Fanuc Gened
Milinery
Tay Place
Center Street
District of Columbia
Bae Ised
Rolla
Interior
Bruce
Otto
Secretary of the Navy
Commodore Schrey
Annapolis
Naval Academy
John Oberly
Ilinois
Rio Grande de Sul
Brazil
Beckford Mackey
Wales
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Dakota
Georgia
Maryland
Haineis
Resenos
Sarma
Ohio
Typographical Union
Ohio Crop Report
Kentucky Central
Edward Hantan
Osraman
Grand Pacific Hotel
Toronto
Hanian
Pullman
Frepering
Mexico
Sengtor Sea
Peopis
Warerae
Buffalo Bill
L £. A. Carr
St. Fu
Trele Daye
Vansaard
Eclip Romange
Jing
Melict
Sanguinary Border
Lal
Wile West
Grand Street Parade
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