Freight Agents Meet In City Discuss Rates Amid Cold
Freight agents from New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan gather at Wayne hotel. They discuss possible freight rate changes with some increases and others reductions. Several named officials and workers are listed as present or referenced with sickness and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Hotel
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
B.C. Leavenworth
Grand Rapids
Mich
B. T. Wood
Chicago
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
J. W. Keller
Lake Shore
Toledo
W. H. Smith
Cleveland
J. G. Tennant
Nickel Plate
H. M. Quicksell
Union Line
W. A. Sprott
Wabash
Harrison
The
Electric Corporation
Wm. Cranse
Metro
Otto Diesser
Earl Kessler
Ray Woodhull
Angola
Christopher Daseler
Thomas Shevelin
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Good Citizens’ League
Merchant Tailors’ National Exchange
Baltimore
Central Traffic Association
Pennsylvania Company
Chicago Produce Market Prices Move on May Wheat
Wheat May opens at 60 and closes 60 c answered. July 60c. Corn January 25 to 26 c. May 28 c to 28 1/4 c. Oats May 19 1/4 c. Parx January 9.00, May 99.37. LarP January 5.37, May 5.07. Spankarps January 4.35, May 4.67. Market supplied by Gordon & Co. margin brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuicano
Spankarps
Gordon & Co
White Bank Block
Trinity Episcopal Church Notes Schedule
Trinity Episcopal Church at West Berry and Fulton lists Rev. A W Seabrease as rector. Morning prayer sermon and holy communion at 10 45 a m. Evening prayer and services at the A M E church East Wayne Street at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. Sunday school at 2 30 p m Y P E at 6 30 p m. All are welcome. W E rown pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity ‘Episcopal Church
West Berry and
Fulton Streets
A. W. Seabrease
The.a. M. E
East Wayne Street
Wee Rown
Bond sales in Congress spark heated senate clash
In Washington on January 4 the senate debated the bond question with Sherman defending the administration and Hill denouncing the proposed sale to syndicates. Elkins sought immediate public advertising of bonds while the chamber voted to proceed with the issue. The exchange touched on 1878 bonds, the First National Bank of New York, and Carlisle, ending with adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hill
Carlisle
Washington
Senate
Sherman
Elkins
West Virginia
Chilton
Caffery
Mitchell
Wisconsin
Murphy
Brice
United States
Finance Committee
New York City
Mikins
Seligmans
Belmonts
Morgans
Rothchilds
Secretary of the Treasury
Turpie
Ohio
John Sherman
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
Republican
First National Bank of New York
First National Bank
Harris
John G. Carlisle
A. Y
Caffrey
Teller
Morrill
House
Great Britain
Alaska
Honolulu
Deep Waterway Commission
Great Lakes
Dingley
Russia
Japan
Prybiloff Islands
Boatner
Bowler
Treasury
Lodge
New York World
Pulitzer
Colorado
Bank Bonds and Political Allegations at Senate Hearing
The debate centers on bond contracts and bank involvement. Sherman asserts public purchase of bonds and defends treasury handling while Hill questions bank offers and accuses political motives. The exchange references 1878 contracts, resumption policy, and proposals by Teller and Lodge.
Boers reportedly shoot Doctor Jameson after raid
London reports say Boers court martialed and shot Doctor Jameson for the Transvaal raid. Emperor William congratulates the Boers on repelling the invasion. Kruger promises to listen to Uitlanders grievances and ease burdens. Times decries the dispatch as grave and unfriendly.
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London
Jameson
Transvaal
Berlin
William
Pretoria
Kruger
Uitlandera
Johannesburg
Colonial Office
Emperor Williams
Times
von Hohenlohe
Multiple Early 20th Century U.S. Briefs Across Cities
A string of short items reports a $77,000 treasury shortage in Omaha tied to earlier deficits, seven moonshiner fatalities near the Tennessee North Carolina line, and the insolvency of the Western Manufac turer's Mutual Insurance Co. of Chicago. Also noted is Judge Morrow ruling that Wong Kim Ark, born in Sacramento in 1873, is a U.S. citizen, with an appeal planned to the Supreme Court.
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Omaha
Knoxville
Tenn
The
Revenue Office
Tennessee and
North Carolina Line
Insurance Company
Springfield
State Superintendent of Insurance
S Mutual Insurance Company
Chicago
Department
San Francisco
Morrow
United States District Court
United States
Wong Kim Ark
Sacramento
Cal
China
Anpreme
Glick Company Goods Seized After Englewood Claim
LaCon Illinois January 4. The Glick company's effects were attached here after the performance to satisfy a claim by W. H. Haggerty of Englewood Illinois. Blanche Belleville the soubrette saved her wardrobe from the wreck by wearing and attaching to her permit. No less than ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacon
Ilia
Glick Company
W. H. Haggerty
Englewood
Blanche Belleville
Mahon Ends Street Car Strike as Most Men Return
Philadelphia January 4. President Mahon declares the action illegal and urges return to work. About 152 malcontents remain, 50 resign, 40 on one branch. Lutz expelled for ordering the strike. agitators blamed for the disruption. Mahon says the association can spare the radicals and seeks a peaceful settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahon
Philadelphia
Amalgamated Association of Railroad
Hiram W. Lutz
Amalgamated Association
Lutz
National Board
National Convention
Labor Lyceum
Carmen
Lyceum
ANOTHER STRIKE AT NEW YORK CITY ACTION
About 2000 workers quit, under walking delegates, across three trades. Marble workers led the 750 man walkout demanding higher wages, Carpenters' union internal strife prompted a strike against Brotherhood of Carpenters members, and tile layers helpers involved 700 workers alleging irregular wage payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carpenters’ Union
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Wood Workers
Board of Walking Delegates
Tile
Remnants of Men Recovered After Explosion
Reports from St Louis show eight deaths after Thursday’s blast with four more bodies recovered then corrected to two identified men Norman McArthur and Louis Lay. two others remain missing among the ruins. A Springfield Missouri dispatch notes a society wedding of William McCullough and Minnie Miller. Des Moines reports Thornton & Co. agricultural store fire destroying the block with losses over 100000 in freezing weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Norman McArthur
Excelsior Iron, and Wire Works
L. Lay
Excelsior Works
Charles Axon
Joseph Cavoreck
Aloys Schneids
Louis Lay
Kansas City
Star
Springfield
William McCullough
St. Louis Iron Company
Minnie Miller
Rolls
Des Moines
Thornton & Co
Thornton
Real estate sale notices with multiple properties offered
For sale details list several houses including a six room home at 450 dollars and two four room houses at 650 dollars each with good cellars gas and water. A five room house with gas and good water is 1300 dollars. Ten houses offered on monthly payments. Vacant city lots for sale or trade for rent or cash difference. First class store buildings and a modern nine room house near the courthouse. Money to loan.
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Eee
Good Life Insurance Co
Louis F Curdes
Pixley-Long Block
Peter F. Poirson
East
Columbia Street
Purman Street
Peter
Potrson
Hank Bleck
Fort Wayne
Ind
Court House
For Rent Nicely Furnished Front Room With Table Board
Nicely furnished front room with modern improvements and table board offered. Inquiries at car of Harrison Street and Douglae Arve.
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Harrison St
Douglae Arve
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Tex
Edward J. Gruber
Organ Factory
Defiance
Michael O’brien
E. Wise
C. Mail
J. Volz
John Pageler
Joe Wolf
W. F. Fisher
Upland
H. Koerf
That City
Valparaiso
A. Little
W. §. Smith
Trathall
Christ Snyder
Chicago Produce Market
Bherman
Duffield
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Secretary of State
King
England
Utah
Lange
Quaker City Street Railways
Evening Post
the Evening Post
East Andd Street
E. Berry St
Port Wayne
District Telegraph Office
C. W. Eveline Post
L Barber
Barr Street
New Aveline
West Main Street
J. Cate Post
F. G. LB
Evening Post Office
John BE
Thompson
Wall Street
Noble
Clinton Street
Romy & Habilya
Normandy
F. J. Curtice
Schmitz Building
Simon A Eist
East Minl Street
Henry Monnine
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M. Evening Post
St A.C. Aurents
Berry Street
Washington Street
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