Old World Tensions and Rebuilding Post Disasters
Reports from Lanvox and Szegedln describe fragile recoveries after destruction. News notes mention French policy in Asia, Sagasta's resignation fallout, and tensions in Hainan and Pekin, with threats to foreigners and naval protection urged.
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Beachtree mines resume work amid Pinkerton guard
One hundred sixty miners returned to work at the Beachtree mines at seven this morning with a large Pinkerton guard accompanying. Strikes did not appear. the Beane tree mines are owned by Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad. The Beachtree mine field is small and unrest continues with a plan to restart Watson mines of the road company. At Dubois, Bell Lewis & Yates feed Rochester and Pittsburgh and employ nearly sixty men. Fire destroys Godfrey & Clark paper mills in Velterbage. Insurance stands at twenty five thousand. losses expected around one hundred sixty five thousand. In Arkansaw, deeds dispute over land near Texarkana sparks activity. A quarterly conference of deaf church members resumes in Purhabenrata Over. A priest ordination occurs with services in sign language.
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Greenback Nomination Accepts Labor Party Principles
Butler endorses the Greenback ticket for governor and outlines the party's aims to link labor and capital fairly, curb monopolies, and abolish financial devices like watered stocks and bogus railroad mortgages. He emphasizes currency reform and national faith, while condemning excess profits at the expense of workers and calling for a just, prosperous economy.
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Socialists Convene as Delegates Plan Revolutionary Work
Fifteen delegates assemble at Pirracreau Pennsylvania amid calls for a cooperative system and abolition of present government. Messages from Milwaukee Chicago Baltimore St Louis and California urge nationwide readiness for upcoming conflict and coordinated action. The meeting signals a push for a more harmonious leadership and stronger organizational funding.
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Supreme Court voids Civil Rights Act sections
The U S Supreme Court ruled that Congress had no constitutional authority to enforce the first and thirteenth amendments against racial accommodations in hotels and inns. The decision applies to states, territories, and the District of Columbia, with Justice Bradley delivering the opinion and Justice Harlan dissenting.
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Striking Switchmen Tie Up East St Louis Lines
Widespread labor action as switchmen on the St Louis road walk off the job. Six striking men join in, demanding extra pay for overtime and extended shifts. A confrontational scene at the rails led to a deputy marshal firing in self defense, wounding a striker, while authorities plan to deploy troops if order fails.
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Late News Items From A Turbulent Era
A collection of brief, scattered reports covers financial misfortunes and disappearances. Nebraska Telephone Company manager A F Blundell absconded with 1400, heading toward England. Buffalo oil and grain broker Furtong’s disappearance stirs speculation. Hampshire Manufacturing of Philadelphia faces doubts with assets unclear and a 5100,000 liability. Adams County Mississippi holds joint ticket conventions. Toronto clothing merchant John W Treen assigned for creditors. he is a Reformed Episcopal minister at Parkdale. Other items note a New York centennial celebration plan inviting national leaders. violent incidents in Alabama and New Jersey. a Allentown to Murkshare rail crash with minor injuries. and warnings about bank and trust company strains and a large New York clothing house insolvency.
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