Congress and Senate clash over papers and removals
Debates on executive papers and removals continue in Congress. Frye bills shipping aid and foreign relations flagged. Oklahoma Territory organization discussed. Death of Rep Rankin mourned. Senate adjourns to the 26th amid disputes on presidential powers and labor probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parteba Tehrthosoiite
Voorhees
Evarts
Frye
Priou
Hill
Oklahoma
Post Ofice
Rankin
Wisconsin
Senate
Edmunds
Hoar
Carrollton
Miss
James
N. Y
Wolford
Secretary of the Interior
West
Secretary of the Treasury
Mount McGregor
Grant
O'Neill
Hall
Dakota
North Dakota
Belmont
Roch Springs
Wy. T
Willis
Reagan
Degroes
Carrollton, Miss
Fires and floods across the west keep towns in alarm
Incendiary blaze destroyed Hopkins stock barn in East Providence killing cattle and horses. A Philadelphia woolen mill burned anew, while Mandan and the Heart River flood gorges the area. Texas clashes left several dead, with Missouri Pacfic rail operations strained by strikes and proclamations. Multiple towns report fires, floods, and rising rivers as unrest and disasters ripple nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins Stock Farm
East Providence
R. I
Tax Woolen
Biddle & Ariss
Philadelphia
Taxice
Heart River
Mandan
D. T
Missouri
Tascosa
Tex
Tus Olinois
Calera
Ala
Carrollton
Miss
San Francisco
Coos Bay
Arkansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Wabash
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Powderly
Knights of Labor
United States
Uniontown
A . Nutt
Dukes
Argus
Fargo
Frank Mirgowsk
Agnes Kledzieck
Chicago
John Drake
Thomaston
Murr Aring
Buffalo
Wtb
North Buffalo Flour Milla
Gilbert Starch
Bank of North
Mandon
D.T
Bismarck
Sioux Alls
Opere Kearney & Co
Orf Elliot
Penge River
Outrage Suppression Appeals Placed Before President
Bruce and ex congressmen from Mississippi urged the President on the 4th for moral support to curb outrages against colored people in the South. The President promised to comply with their request. General Newton Boot, chief of the Salvation Army, arrived in San Francisco from Australia on the 24th. Secretary Mannise remained gravely ill on the 25th with doctors fearing another apoplectic episode, signaling a long rest and possible retirement from public life. During the first year of the new Democratic Administration 8 045 fourth class postmasters were removed, the Postmaster General told the Senate on the 23rd. William B. Sant of Lexington, Iowa, a prominent merchant and politician, died by suicide on the 7th. poor health was cited as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenn
Hearing
Oes
Readato & Cistern
Kate Dawsey
Indianapolis
West Oee
Eae
Jay Gotto
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Maine
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Assembly of Knights of Labor
Chicago
United States
Mississippi River
la Crosse
Wis
Gulf
Trinitonr
Murrysville
New York
Crook
Sonora
Geronimo
Chiricahua
MayNano
Northampton
Mass
L. E. Adgate
Northern Pacific Road
Brainerd
Minn
Samuel Bunch
Shoals
Ind
Texas
Anh
Jay Gotry
Southwestern Railway
Alamo
Sth
Daniel Guthrie
Vicksburg
Miss
GrynoNimo
Orford
Conn
James Andrew
Elsie Williams
Johnstown
Piedmont
Wo Va
Caanes Bt Retner
Erie
Droxxn
Paris
Louisville
Rhode Island
Providence
George Peabody Wetmore
Civile Service Commission
Congress
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Tyowas BR Weton
Hamilton
Ont
Hoe
First Presbyterian Church
Little Rock
Ark
Sam Jones
Sam Small
Wasnixaton
Garland
Manning
Iowa House
Tug
Hancock
Barney McAvey
Mary Anderson
Newton Boot
Salvation Army
Australia
Mannise
Tne
Senate
Wiltiam B. Sant
Lexington
Conference in New York Over Railway Strike Settlement
TV conference in New York between Mr Jond and Knights of Labor leader Mr Powderly failed to settle the railway strike by arbitration. Committees must be current company employees. strikers told to return to work ASAP. Also reports of mob activity in East St. Louis, tampered rails at Parsons Kansas, and fires destroying buildings and livestock in Columbia Missouri.
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Santander
United States
Colombia
St. Nazaire
France
M. de Lesseps
Panama Canal
Belgium
Liege
Yemethen
Dominion Commons
Riel
Jeanvz Ber
London
America
England
Buswarck
Reichstag
New Youn
Jond
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Hoxe
Irons
East St. Louis
Parsons
Kan
Columbia
Bullock County
Ala
New Orleans
Alakboama
Tennessee
Georgia
Oregon City
New Oronhoon
United States Senate
Callem
Washogton
Abraham Lincoln
Voorhees
Montana
Bigs
Nebraska
Randall
Carrollton
Miss
Reagan
Chicago & Northwestern RR
Spring Valley
Illinois River
Hennepin
Lacon Spring Bay
Peoria
St Louis
Clear Creek
Henry
Kpring
Notable 19th Century Religious and Social Notes
A collage of historical items reports on Roman schoolmasters using eel skin whips, Catholic population estimates, merit in teaching pay, and postwar charity. mentions Rev Atticus Haygood on northern education aid, Panamanian preaching stations, and a Bowery Mission anniversary. Also covers Slavonian diocese talk, Western rail plans, a Kansas migration, and local business shifts including Kepler storage and Schneider Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Catholic Mirror
United States
Philadelphia Times
Atticus G. Haygood
Methodist Church South
North
Chicago Times
Panama Canal
Church of England
Boston Cooking School
Houston Journal
Columbia College
N. F. Suan
Synod of Ohio
Cleveland
Bulgaria
Bowery
New York
Tribune
Russia
N. Y Sun
River project funded in congress bill for Minois river
The Minois river is allocated 100000 dollars in the congressional river and harbor bill, securing federal funding for improvements.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gro. Bunt, Jn., Eprror
Congressional
Charleroi
Josefh Cramnenarx
G O. Trevelyan
Charlerol
Aaron Defenbaugh
Anthony
Kepler & Co
Schneider Bros
George Barker
Haratoga
Bradford
D. D. Ross
South Adams St. Peoria
D T Kobs
South Adama Street Poorta
G &m
Kod
Rlelyttorney
Greaser
Up Stafra
J. F. Gates
Bulletin Board
Chinaware
Lustre
Bornia
Easienacking
California
Bakers’ and
Cox’s
Arbuckle
Meal & Graham
Imperial Crown
Marshall County
Stove
Hynes, Lane & CO
Gould
Ill
A. W. Kilgore & Coo
Ball's Restaurant
Henry, Ull
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