Wages Cut Hit Carpet Weavers and Moulders in Two Cities
In Philadelphia and South Bend, about 3 000 carpet weavers face a wage cut from sixteen to twenty percent as mills struggle in the depression. In South Bend 606 Oliver Plow Works moulders, mostly Polish, strike against roughly twenty five percent reductions with about 1 000 men at a mass meeting ready for a long idle spell.
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Paladelphia
Agninsta
Tpusnavelrita
Carpet Trettle Review
South Bexy
Ind
Oliver Plow
Opera Trouse
Appointment of receiver for Chicago Vines Storey property delayed
Chicago November 20 Judge Tuley heard arguments on appointing a receiver for the Storey property including the Times property. The case features Mrs Eureka Storey and blood relatives against the Patterson bid and a cross-bill by Mr Goudy. Judge Tuley continued the matter to Friday afternoon.
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Chicago Vines
Chcaco
Storey
Times
Tuley
Circuit Court
Eureka
Trumbull
Goudy
Austin L. Patterson
Patterson
Merchants of Boston discuss National Bankrupt bill
Boston merchants met to hear National Bankrupt bill representatives in Congress. Leopold Morse blamed partisan divides for slow progress while A A Ranney urged cross party support, noting opposition mainly in the South and West. Officials urged appealing to Democrats and Republicans in the North and Northwest to secure passage.
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Merchants of
Cleveland
Congress
P. A. Collins
Ranney
South
Northwest
Obituaries of Badger Moore Doyle Arnot in New York and Elsewhere
Obituary notices report Daniel D. Badger a Brooklyn pneumonia death, noted as iron building pioneer. Rev. Isaac Moore an 81 year old Baptist minister and Bible Union traveler died at Pt. Richmond. John A Doyle SJ professor of natural science at Detroit College died of consumption at 25. Colonel Stephen T. Arnot, brother of Congressman Arnot, died in Ecuma from heart rheumatism at 56, a figure in local politics and business.
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New York
Daniel D. Badger
Brooklyn
Isaac Moore
Pt. Richmond
Staten Island
Tle
Bible Union
Dernarr
John A. Doyle
Detroit College
Doyle
Ele
Society of Jesus
St. Louis
Ecuma
Stephen T. Arnot
Arnot
Mayor and Aldermen Fined in Litttr Hock Verdict
In the Circuit Court yesterday a verdict fined the Mayor and Aldermen one dollar each and sentenced to one day in the county jail. The sentence stands until January 1st unless the market house condemned at a pulse is removed.
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Litttr Hock
Ark
Independent Republicans congratulate Cleveland on reform principles
An advance text from the Independent Republican National Committee to Governor Cleveland urges support for an administration grounded in administrative reform and civil service integrity. It warns against office seekers tied to the movement and stresses opposition to political pressure while maintaining merit-based staffing and accountable Government.
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Independengepublican National Committee
Cleveland
Minnacs Wis
New York
Daily Journat
Lon
Grover Cleveland
Republican National
Carl Schurz
State Committee
THE RAIDING INDIANS
A telegraph dispatch from San Antonio reports Mrs Petty and husband brutally mutilated and scalped by Indians believed to be an Apache band driven into Mexico by General Crook. General Stanley orders 75 cavalry from Ft Davis to pursue. News suggests many other killings along the route.
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Crook
Mexico
San Antonio
Tex
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Petty
Husband
Obard
Stanley
Ft. Davis
General Stanley
United States
Rio Grande
Chew
A Neegee
Navy Bonds Loom and Porter Report Challenge Navy Size
Navy bond calls may be issued soon as Secretary McCulloch plans a new initiative. Admiral Porter criticizes public belief of vast waste, detailing 1807 to 1869 expenditures and arguing the need for a large, capable fleet with adequate torpedo boats and upgraded monitors. The article also notes Swaim trial developments and Treasury claims totaling over 102 million in approved claims for the year.
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Wasnixotos
Secretary of the Navy
United States Navy
Navy Department
Porter
Trenton
Adams
Essex
Enterprise
Alliance
Alert
Huron
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Intrepid
Alarm
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England
France
Russia
Italy
Germany
Trussia
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Lie
Board of Inspection and Survey
Mahopac
Canonicus
Leigh
Manhattan
Catskill
Ajax
McCulloch
Treasury
Swaim
Solicitor General
Triple Murder in Marshall County Alabama
A Chattanooga report details a fatal quarrel in Marshall County with John Howard killing Henry Peak in a home siege and Peak’s wife killed by Howard after he wounded Peak. Howard killed in return fire, then killed his wife two hours later. Subscribe for the Evening Observer.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Marshall County
Ala
John Howard
Henry Peak
Howard
Peak
Artifie
Peaks
CATTLE RAISERS CONVENTION Third Day Proceedings Picked
The third day opened with 1142 delegates in St Louis as telegrams of congratulation arrived from Crosby and John Whitely. Toutt of Colorado elected president with Atwater as secretary. Resolutions were not yet reported. committees were set to draft a permanent national constitution and to confer with other stock associations. The meeting adjourned to afternoon with focus on the trail and leasing public lands. Rhode Island women display at New Orleans Exposition in Providence highlights lacework, silk from Smithfield dated 1800, and designs from the Rhode Island School of Design. Murder prior to suicide in New York as Louis and Edward Guetd die after a staged shooting. Louis kills Edward then shoots himself. Louis's letter from Virgil Gillmore found on his body. Ohio naturalization papers and alleged illegal voting cited.
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St. Louis
Crosby
John Tt. Whitely
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Chicago
Jos
Toutt
Colorado
Amos T. Atwater
Judge Carroll
Texas
Congress
Red River
United States
Chicago Live Stock Association
Women’s Christian Association
Rhode Island
ProvideNce
Blackstone 1St
Lucy Batum
Smithfield
School of Design
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New York
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Edward Guetd
Louisville
Tripol
Greenwich Street
Edward
Wwe
Chambers Street
Louisa
Virgil Gillmore
Gilmore & Co
Cincinnati
Stark County
Ohio
De Young Shot by Spreckels in Chronicle Office
Michael Il. De Young the San Francisco Chronicle proprietor was shot twice in the left arm and shoulder by Adolph Spreckels son of Claus Spreckels of Hawaiian sugar fame. The incident followed a Chronicle article on the Taiwanese Sugar Company. Spreckels was arrested.
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Michael Il. de Young
San Francisco Chronicle
Adolph Spreckels
Claus Spreckels
The
Chronicle
Spreckels
Tyawailan Sugar Company
Spreeberg
West Africa Congo talks and European election results
United States Minister Kasson is cited as England's best friend in the West African Conference, with prospects of alignment if US delegates cooperate. In Hackney, the Conservative candidate wins the House of Commons vacancy by 6006 votes amid international notes on Congo and Spain's coastal occupation near Cape Blanco. Reports from Berlin to Brunn, and Maphrin to Pags, discuss socialism, cholera, and relief appeals across Europe and Africa.
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Hackney
House of Commons
Fawcett
Spain
Africa
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Cape Blanco
Lord Northbrook
Egypt
Daily Telegraph
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Kasson
England
Germany
International Congo Association
Brnnrx
Sanford
Lelegate
Ile
Social Democrats
Prince Bismarck
PAGS
Oram
Algeria
New York Board of Canvassers Meets to Count Vote
The New York State Board of Canvassers met at the Secretary of State’s office to determine the results of the late election. The board adjourned without action, awaiting returns from several counties and noting a few clerical errors and protests. Also reported were private assignments and a court voiding of a clothing firm’s settlement, plus details on a railroad conductors’ convention in Cincinnati with over 200 members and guests.
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New York
Trailroad
Cincaco
Robert Laughlin
Pere & Wrurquette Rairoad
Astor Gift Certificate Reported For Boston Water Loan
A Boston city three percent water loan certificate for $100,000 in favor of United States Trust Company as trustee for Caroline S S Astor was recorded yesterday. The gift from William Astor is to his daughter who married Marshall Wilson, noted in the Marriage Portion.
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City of
United States Trust Company
New York
Caroline S&s. Astor
Wm. Astor
Marshall 0. Wilson
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