Mileage books action felt in weekly engine report
The weekly locomotive report notes affect from the traffic association action with trains repaired and engines moved. Various workers including J. L. Finlason and J. E. Smith are mentioned along with new engine arrivals and personnel changes. A number of shops across Pittsburg Altoona Wabash and Missouri Kansas and Texas lines are cited with sickness, travel, and family news.
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J. C. Carey
Wabash
Danville
Thomas Pauley
Martin Crawford
Pittsburg
F. I. Stumpwall
Dayton
George Larizen
J. P. Gay
Detroit
Michigan
Milwaukee
Grand Haven
Missouri, Kansas &Texas
Texas
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Fort Worth
Pennsylvania
J. J. Beugnot
Jeffersonville
Ohio Falls Car Manufacturing Company
Beugnot
Louisville
Pennsylvania Company
Centenarian Elizabeth Paulson Dies in Center Township
Lansine Ia March 21 Mrs Elizabeth Paulson longtime Center township resident and oldest inhabitant of Allamakee County has died. Born in Norway she was near 104 years old. Also in Springfield Illinois the state finance department reported receipts totaling 177553 for the past year the highest in state history with 41680 from agents and 124464 from taxes.
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Lansine
Illinois Insurance Department
Springfield
State Superintendent of Finance
Janesville
Wis
Bennett
Beloit
State Board of Health
Supreme Court
Merrimac Cloth Plant Workers Go Home For Week
WELI Mass March 21 A general low mood in the Merrimac garment district forced a temporary layoff with workers returning home for one week starting Monday due to a drop in orders and production delays.
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Weli
Mass
Trade outlook shows only modest improvement
Dun and Co reports slow recovery with exceptions in shoes and small industries. Poor weather, country business decline, and cautious lenders weigh on sentiment as buyers who overbought last year await actual consumption. Wheat weak, corn strong, and failures rise to 261 in the U.S. and 49 in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R.G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Remarkable Kentucky Story of Mountain Slope Disaster
Report from HinpMAN dated March 21 describes a large mass of stone and dark debris sliding down Pine Mountain about 26 miles away. Mrs. Hester Yates and her children are believed buried beneath the wreckage as neighbors search the mountain area after hearing a distant whirring sound and a crash.
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Kentucky
Hinpman
Pine Mountain
Hester Yates
Cuban Expedition Allegedly Lands General Collazo in Cuba
A Key West dispatch to the Florida Citizen reports General Enrique Collazo landed in Cuba aboard the Three Friends and transferred to another steamer. Citizens in Key West and Jacksonville celebrate the Cuban movement, while reports from Remetes and Guanes claim insurgents hanged grocery storekeepers and mutilated graves, and Antonio Franco was hanged at Melena del Sur.
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Coallazo
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Key West
Cuba
Enrique Collazo
Three Friends
Collazo
Havana
Remetes
Guanes
Pinar del Rio
Weyler
Antonio Franco
Melena del Sur
Federation of Railway Men Big Meeting in Erie Pa
A large Erie meeting aims to federate railroad brotherhoods with over 1 000 delegates from eastern Ohio western New York Pennsylvania and Canada to attend the talks. Leaders of each organization are expected to be present.
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Cleveland
Erie
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Canada
Union Pacific System Shops Closed One Day Weekly
Omaha March 21. All shops on the Union Pacific system were closed yesterday and will remain closed one day a week for a period. An officer attributed the move to lack of business and noted the mechanical department expenses had grown disproportionate to receipts.
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Omaha
Union Pacifico System
Moes surrenders after nightlong standoff with police
John Moes who shot his divorced wife and her sister and defied arrest surrendered himself after eluding officers all night. He has been brought to TiFrin from Riegler. Both women may recover. In Galena Illinois M Blum’s brewery burned causing about $25,000 loss with $10,000 insurance.
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TiFrin, O
John Moes
Riegler
Bayard Censured by House Over Diplomatic Remarks
The House adopted two censure resolutions against Thomas F. Bayard ambassador to Great Britain for remarks in Boston and Edinburgh. Vote 180 71 on the first and 191 60 on the second. several party lines shifted with Republicans and Democrats breaking ranks. Rumors of Bayard resigning were dismissed by administration allies.
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Washington
House
Thomas F. Bayard
Court of St. James
Boston
England
Edinburgh
Scotland
Philosophical Institution
Willis
Bayard
Bailey
Texas
United States
House of Representatives
Great Britain
Hunt
Senate
Sherman
Caffery
Call
Palmer
Billa
Mra
Clendenin
Morgan
Ambassador Bayard
Boamner
Louisiana
Turner Repeats Chandler Interview During Debate
Georgia politician Turner closed the debate for Bayard and denounced Chandler as he recalled the interview and charges against McKinley agents in protected industries. Grosvenor tried to interrupt as Turner asserted a pattern of accusations following public statements and thunderous applause followed Democratic support.
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Turner
Georgia
Bayard
Delaware Statesman
Chandler
McKinley
Grosvenor
General Schenck
Speaker
Cuban Resolution for Belligerency Star on Senate Table
The Senate moves toward a joint resolution recognizing Cuban belligerency as the basis for a state of public war between Spain and Cuban separatists, aiming for quick consideration after adjournment. Morgan notes it offers a path for supporters of a joint measure to proceed without delay. Adjournment to Monday follows a day of Cuban debate and floor actions.
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Cleveland
Washington
Senate
Morgan
Sand
House of Representatives
United States
Congress
Cuba
Spain
Republic of Cuba
House
Committee On Foreign Relations
Secretary Smith Leads Indian Reform Plan in Congress
Secretary Hoke Smith urges a bipartisan Indian commission to replace the single commissioner, aiming to remove politics from the Indian service. He backs merit-based appointments, civil service rules for clerks, and army discipline elements, with goals of self-sustaining tribes and expanded farming and grazing on reservations.
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Hoke Smith
Uncle Sam
Washington
Congress
Indian Bureau
Interior Department
Board of Indian Commissioners
Indian Service
Smith
Senate
Newman
Civil Service Commission
Commission
United States
Walter Wellman
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Harrison Street
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Federation OF Railway Men
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