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12 Nov 1886
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Freeport Daily Journal in Freeport, Illinois
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1886
Page
1
Prospect of Peace in Yard Strike Hopeful Yet Unclear
Reports from Cincinato on November 12 say Knight s of Labor leaders Powderly and the Chicago packers sought a return to the ten hour basis. No decision reached by packers Thursday about rehiring old hands, and Powderly refused to discuss or confirm any orders. Delegates Carlton and Barry run Chicago affairs, while strikers are split on resuming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincado
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Mosars
Barry
Carston
Stix
Tenat
Armour
Henry Botsford
Charles Counselman
Chicago Packers
Powderly WU
Pumnabetrura
Fowderly
Bingham House
Hayes
Chicago
Powderly Ihesvening
Chicago Best and Pork Dutcher
Messrs
Carlton and
General Executive Board
Butler States The Case In The Salem Boycott
In Salem Lyeycott case Gen Butler opened the defense saying the Knights of Labor had a right to boycott Harrington leather after exhausting other protection. Testimony showed attempts to obtain sales and production data from Floyd. no unlawful act admitted. Detroit gains in baseball dispute over player transfers. a Chicago cloak maker failure to pay debts noted. Death of Eminent French educator Paul Bert reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington Moycott
Plymouth
Mass
Salem Lyeycott
Gen. Butler
Knights of Lehor
Harrington
MacGeogh
Oval Lodge
McArdle
Floyd
McGeogh
O'Keefe
Curtis
Kmery
Peter McGeogh
Delysale
Emery
Knight
Olhey
Barrington
Boyestt
Hare Rngton
Presidents New Home Named Oak View by President
The president and Aly Clevelard chose Oak View as the official name for the country home near Washington. Previous nicknames such as Pretty Prospect and Edl-Top were not approved by the site owner, and Thursday’s decision marks the christening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acotpanocy
Oak View
Wasninetox City
Pretty
Anabatan
Goon
Aly Clevelard
Oak View will be ready for occupancy in ten days
The article notes Oak View, a house with a grove of oaks and a grand view, near which the president and Mrs. Cleveland will not reside this fall. Mrs. Folsom will occupy the house, and it will be available for the president and Mrs. Cleveland to use as a private retreat when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
Cleveland
Folsom
Fire at Henry 15 Sheep & Co factory shocks city
A boiler room explosion at the Henry, 15 Sheep & Co. cigar factory on Randolph Avenue blasts a rear wall, causes multiple injuries, and threatens nearby structures. Firemen extinguish the blaze after two hours. one worker’s body found under debris later. Loss estimated at 17000, with partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purnanensitra
Henry
Sheep & Co
Randolph
Excope Carle
Bromor
Mul
Garris Muller
Biman Amuoder
Fave
Flv Mtocker
Aage
Handa
Mary
Knecht
Ant Lady
Atumitn Cook
Beady
John Pol
Tock
Falty Briels
Jimeph Relmer
Tands Bully
John Klongelhater
George Kimball
Nypet Wy
Charles Brown
Daniel Fries
Arin Aly
Carrie Broner
Romance of the Rail and Pennsylvania Surplus Plan
A Nov 19 report from Patsperura Pennsylvania discusses a proposed use of the Pennsylvania Hallway company surplus for a large war plan purchase and a potential expansion toward the northwest. Directors reportedly deviated from routine plans during a recent inspection, prompting debate over funds and securities tied to lines controlled by the Pennsylvania Railway company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsperura
Pennsylvania Hallway Company
Chicago
D& Nordswoodte
Ani
Oninhe
Northwestern
Roberts
Whys
Pennaylvania Railway Company
Cina
Shital
Ritetery
Rayby
Krein
Hieus
Veohee
Gard
Te Wennsylvaniaailway Company
Douvany Bank
Kuppohy Wa
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Dismissed With Prejudice In Telophone Case
Dismissal without prejudice in the American Toll Telephone case as Judge Sage rules local telephone corporations lack jurisdiction under Ohio statutes. Also reports bank voluntary liquidation, Farmers Alliance session, and congressional actions with mixed regional details in Cincinnati and national notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnaty
Sage
Unitertitatns Circuit Court
Miupatay
American Toll Telephogs Company
Walkie
Uate
Ohio
Ivy Convention Visevasen Vigne Thoy Mat Block
The text reports on the Ivy Convention events with attention to exhibits and prize awards. It notes large attendance and optimistic outcomes, praising exhibitors and organizers for a successful display. It mentions prize distribution and activities on Thursday including horses and hogs, reflecting satisfaction with the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuidado
Hitler
Butter and meat trade disputes dominate New York exhibit report
A chaotic account details an exhibit on fat content and a curator’s role in a department, highlighting butter and margarine production across major markets. It notes declines in New York butter receipts, strong margarine output in Chicago and New York, and varied reports from Boston and California with concerns over counterfeit materials and regulatory pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadesh
Duati
Prondunti Claveland
Feehiet Maggratra
Republic
Givania
Washdigston
Mada Cashort
Cleveland
Stephenon
Tdaho
Unitat Staten Warehend
Kelty
Elinia
New York
Chicago
Toston
Whiatelpln
California Daleymon
SRC Bith
Ehecad
Ue Virluy
Democrats Propose Ways to Thwart Majority in Legislature
In Troranavoris Indiana on November 18 Democrats including McDonald Voorhvos Congremmen Bynum Howard Lowry met to discuss the legislature. They aim to block publication and thwart any effort to secure a Democratic majority. A Democratic secretary of bias will organize riots, and Day will act as soon as the Beopunbitigna Vleck Hote Kpeale attainpts will be sida ta his out at least three Denoworats. The Republican committee claims Democrats filed contexts to debacle Republican denatorial districts. Judge Lowry, defeated in Hart Wayne district, vows to contest White's seat, alleging White is a foreigner and not naturalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troranavoris
Ind
Ue Teymlaurg
Sonny
Republican Committee
Retirements and trials darken Detroit news report
An evening paper notes William B. Quinby, editor and president of The Detroit Free Press company, reportedly retires with no staff changes in place. Other items cover the Potheringham express robbery testimony and state legislative election tallies, including party gains and county returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Kroo
Derrart, Miel
Mond
Quinhy
Victorial
Doglard
Vroe
Fotheringtham
Br. Lawn
Grand
Trasoninda
Puniman
Potheringhat
Im Cummings
Amd
Fotheringham
Robust Presbyterian Protest Against Organ Music
A robust Presbyterian opposition movement emerged at the United Presbyterians convention. Resolutions favored renewing church covenant emphasis and maintaining the organ ban, with organ music treated as optional by congregations. The body committed to broader loyalty to unaltered doctrine and scheduled next meetings in Xenia, Ohio in 1487, amid debates on harmony and church peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farmers’ Alliance
Cinevade
National Farmers’ Alive
United States
Thts
Farwell Hall
AL AL Straster
Raporta
Alllangs
Union of Farmers
Taanopoly
Partandis
Chicago
Prrrancug
United Presbyterians
Kalton
Mombora
Jaren Dawson
Towa
Prom Hybertan Phurah Na
United Prasbyterian
United Presbyterian Ta Sacinthia
Xenia
Ohio
Bulgarians throne quest sparks European diplomacy
Waldemar hesitates to accept the Bulgarian throne as the Danish king holds the decision and other duties may prevent him from ruling. Reports from Peuta and Washington discuss Austria Germany and Italy aligning if Bulgaria rejects Waldemar, with Prince Nicholas of Mingralia named as another potential candidate. A press card defends a journalist against Chicago magazine allegations amid railway wreck aftermath notes and various local stories from Wisconsin and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexantera
Tinnoya
Waldemar
Bulgaria
Hontatas
Denmark
Addy
Peuta
Waldoinay
St. Petersburg
Wuvaia
Pritts Alexander
Tunisia
Wadomar
Angteul
Germany
Austrian
Italy
Berlin
Nicholas
Mingralia
Cour
Adelberg
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Ofera
Wilcoxon's
Opera House
Wilcoxon
Freeport
Stephenson St. Mecwshie
Barnum
Winter AP
Ples
Stephensen Street
Diffenbaugh
Brewster House
Butler
Detroit
Derkusz
Mich
Datroit
Indianapolis Tranellas
Paws
Paul Bort
Gambetta
Radical Party
Chamber of Deputies
du Mueyvinet
M. Bert
Joseph PB. Long
Yale
Principe
Gra
Boutuas
Waauinaton City
Kimball
House of Representativen
Wasumeros City
McPherson
Republican Committed
Symes
Colorado
Washsnaton City
John
Barbour
Virginia
Nho
Wasninaron City
Moncrief
Company A
Klaventh Tinois
Josias Brinard
Pennsylvania
Angersoll
New You
Sec Blir Union
Stobart G. Ingersoll
Avout Congress
Lugersoll
I. Wakeman
Texaa Galvaston
Vox
Beavoria
Henry Masterson
Kitl Masterson
Sutety
Washington
Manning
Ibis
Folger
Manchnetor
Siva Pontodhvas
Wastisaron
RAIL
Justiass
Ismanarontis
Bud
First National Bank
Attemnigon
Banketn
Fon
EL English
Ite Dex
Bank of Commitrce
Hom W. O. Depauw
New Albany
First National
Urecinarty
Odiverd
Baye Dé Roguhir
Dvait
Charles Green
Bt Bonis
Ad B. QQ
Fox
Inglan
Cole
Chitae
Croatia
Wem
Butter and Milk Statistics
THE
Indiana Legislature
Llinuis
Kramarigan
Savy
Cormplete
Demecrats
Uroenback Democrat
United Labor
Frohibithoniat
Caulkai Patasti
Cook County
Murnaik
Muncis Exploring Company
Davies
Shouthay
Syed
Uulorado
Drenvin
Nev
Lyaues
Toy
Mies Cleveland
Journalilam
New Yon
Chicago Magazne
Wlso
Tennyson
Stiguan
Minwauxen
Wis
Wisconsin
Portage Gays
Allentine
Hast Hill
Collins
CuicaGco
Redsington
Mexico
Acuuquengue
N. M
Edward Brivud
el Paso Rifles
Herv
Cutting
Hurat Crackers
Cricano
Chcage Cracker Company
Cracker Company
Bulloylow Knitting Mills
Weaver Packing Company
Lowa Balug
Enmert & Barrel
Freepory, Illinois
Peoples’ Column
Eaoh Addi Wonal
Sala
Wihevinus
WM. Manning
R.g. Held
Abe
J. Ziegla
ENO Wilton Bros
Kuebner
Kuehner
Kent
Charles Betts
Tovind Lapa
N.catena Ave
Kleen
Lincoln
Wi. S
Knowlton
Weishai
Frank St
RW. Dirksen
Grove Streets
Busy J
Crain
Knowltontown
St. F. C. Mauke
Clark F Avenue
L. Baus
Bate House
Freaport Journal
Kavadin
Edward P. Snell
Ian
Chester, N.Y
Oarders
Reahteucs Misigit
Galena Street
Cherry Streets
Prunayivanie Eeu Gmodtate
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