Knights of Labor and Gould Hold Missouri Pact Talks
In New York a Knights of Labor executive board met with George Gould and VP Hopkins to discuss ending the strike on Missouri Pacific lines and sending committees to negotiate. Me Hoxie telegrams indicate trains partially restored with guard supervision, while Powderly seeks a settlement and workers return to duty under arbitration or mutual agreement.
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Ilo
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East St. Louis
Train Wrecks and Outrage Claims Attributed to Strikers
Pars ons Kansas four miles south of the city derailed a passenger train Tuesday morning injuring the mail clerk and baggage master while the engineer and fireman jumped to safety. The track was sabotaged with removed tin plates and drawn spikes. Officials say the train traveled four miles per hour and avoided greater loss. In Kansas City Missouri March 3 Martin Scow and James Noonan allegedly wrecked a Missouri Pacific freight near Grand Avenue depot. Noonan was wounded in the leg, Scow captured then jailed. Strikers protested as the situation drew police attention.
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Kansas City
Martin Scow
James Noonan
Grand Avenue Depot
Scow
Bat Noone
Gayett
Noonan
Seon
Grandavenne
Puliea
Thia
Army and Post Office Debate Drags On In Senate And House
Routine business filled the day as the army efficiency bill sparked a partisan wrangle in the Senate over its motives. In the House, post office appropriations drew long debates with Dingley faulting the postmaster general's refusal to fund foreign mail carriage on American ships. Members traded compliments and objections in a lively committee row before adjournment.
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Senate
Guenther
House
Dingley
Blount and Springer
Humility and Thorn of Paul in a Windy Sermon Address
A pulpit monologue urges humility and perseverance as a preacher reflects on Paul’s thorn in the flesh. The speaker frames doubt, temptation, and weakness as paths to divine strength, urging contrition and steadfast faith in Christ as the only true rest and cure for life’s burdens. The sermon blends personal anecdotes, scripture passages, and exhortations to move listeners toward spiritual renewal.
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Han Jones
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Nike
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Ghuiial
Tony Joagans
Heaven
Jones
Christ
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Debate Over Post Office Subsidies and Shipping Policy
The House considered the post office appropriation Tuesday, with a focus on funds for transportation of foreign mail. Arguments centered on subsidies for American steamships and the Cunard line, defenses of administration discretion, and calls to support domestic shipping while maintaining balance with rival lines.
Vast Fire Devours Cities in South and Damages Widespread
A major blaze sweeps through a southern city destroying key landmarks and warehouses, with churches, theaters, and dozens of buildings left in ashes. Firefighters struggle as water shortages hinder containment. property losses exceed $1,000,000 and insurance reaches six figures. Meanwhile floods in Georgia and Tennessee disrupt rail service, wash away bridges, and threaten towns along rivers. Multiple rail lines halt and traffic collapses under rising floodwaters across the region.
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Philbrook & Tite
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Gatoy
Perry's
Berte
Jinttergun
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Lester
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Tha
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Gtte
Bariolary Good Abit Groveries
Cneh
Harthom
Brookes
Ivery Stable
Tha Efgne
Heldunhorg
del Minn
Burka
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Wolfs
Soo'olouk
Inaaranea Feows
Chattahopehie
Union
East Tennesse
Knoxville
Gaillaws
Blocker
Rymoseo
Virginia
Coorgia
Knox Villa Chile
Alabama
Faypix
Joulayilig & Naghvilla
Ty Bally
Gover'st
Quean & Crescent
Giorgia Parte
Lraing
Cuaranooda
Tenn
Alabama & Croat Southern
Thinaity
Chickamauga Crook
Westupna
Atlantic Railroad
Noshville & Chutenooga
Manphis
Charleston
Lourdw
Tannerses
Crushed by Falling Walls in Main Street Collapse
A violent collapse of two three story brick buildings on Main Street in Mist, Louisiana burying twenty three people and killing several. Dan Ratchford and Mrs Gidlin among the injured. a daughter and son of the McCluran family rescued but wounded. Cellars blamed for long neglect and recent heavy rains. Natches Fencibles helped restrain the crowd as officials order demolition of the ruins.
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Ule
McCluran
Mneata
Disaster Upon Disaster In New Orleans Steamer Collision
The steamer Mary Lewis was rammed by an unknown vessel near Pattersonville on the Atchafalaya river, leading to the loss of the engineer and two crewmen, with a second steamer Barmore exploding boilers while salvaging cargo. Four men were seriously hurt and four drowned, per Franklin bat special. A cotton press building was struck by lightning, containing 400 bales of cotton owned by B Guiobled Od and others.
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Times- Democrat
Mary Lewis
Atchafalaya River
Patterson Villa
Barmore
Wood's Cotton Press
Cava and
Hobertson Ptreets
B. Guiobled& Od
Land for Sale on Easy Terms in Multiple Tracts
Land for sale on easy terms includes 3 acres near Yellow Creek brewery with wire fence, 24 acres timber land, 21 acres upland soil worth $75 per acre if cleared, 320 acres in Boone county near Ogden Station with two houses and outbuildings, and 5000 acres in Northwestern Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota. First-class prairie lands available. for particulars, address the seller.
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Boone County
Lowe
Ogden Station
Iowa
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