Winterest News Roundup Shows Labor, Rail, and Railstrike News
Kilns and ore lands change hands as Cornell Coke & Iron Co sells to EC Frick Co for millions. A labor convention in Indianapolis adopts a committee plan to probe general officers. A fatal river accident near Silas Ferry follows a wedding day. Fire, fraud, and legal notes dot the period as shortages, strikes, and political moves unfold across states and nations.
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Knights of 4 ‘Labor
Indianapolis
Ind
Uiontown
Qiat
Cornell Coke & Iron Company
EC. Frick Company
West Virig Central
Silas Ferry
Tax Home Savings Bank of
Norfolk
Joomington
William Norman
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Indiana
Foster
Supreme Court of
Nebraska
Proster Heturstr
Bivinsville
Cleveland
W. H. Orzen
Manilla
Shelbyville
Macon
National Editorial Association
San Antonio
Tox
Union
Louisville & Nashville Road
London
Danville
New York
Detroit
Henrzr Jones
Livingstone
Ala
Matthew Baxer
Venice
Baker
United States
Tax State Bank
Valparaiso
Neb
F. Scoville
G. A. Crafts
EL. Troms
Edward J. Cohen
Covington
Connecticut
Harrison
Fisk
Elijah W. Halford
Indianapolis Journal
Jamestown
C. T
Dakotas
Michigan
Streeter
Wirthiam Paintrre
Lockport
N. Y
Comsopone Ciozxo Price
Troy
Terrible Atlantic Storm Wrecks Vessels and Dies
Reports from Schaatz Massachusetts recount a deadly gale along the Atlantic coast. The Edward Norton of Boston wrecked near First Cliff Point with sixteen on board. fifteen perished. Rescue efforts saved one crewman. Avalon from St John NB dragged ashore at Spectacle Island. three washed overboard. Five seamen drowned off Nantasket Beach as multiple ships foundered near South Boston and Gloucester. Captain Joshua James and Hull life-savers saved twenty-eight from disabled vessels. Bertha F Walker, H C Higginson, and Mattie E Eaton crews faced peril with several drownings. many saved after long, treacherous moments at sea.
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Indiana
2D Inn
Long Island City
N.Y
Apjm Benxzs
Sardinia
White Caps
Fittsburgh
Vermont House of Representatives
Mary Doray
Columbus
United States
Eureka
James E. Bepet
New York
Jenney Electric Light Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
General Assembly
the Knights of Labor
Indianapolis
T. V Powderly
Ma. Richardson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Germany
England
Wales
Ireland
Sweden
Norway
Italy
Scotland
Grorce W. Milliken
Shawneetown
Ill
Avoust Scuugtper
New York City
Chicago
Henry Jones
Petersburg
Dunne
Jacksonville
Fla
Moses Saito
Brazil
Letuzia Epret
Rochester
Olay Smoy
New York Daily News
Canada
Barazans
Boston & Maine Road
Pine Point
Joan Conexr
Woodsfield
Wackhhearts & Jostin
New Orleans
Boston
Hayti
Knoxville, Cumberland Gap
Louisville
Tazewell
Tenn
Mary Walters
Thompson
Boobuylerville
Amanda Turrtt
Ozark
Duprieve
Albany
Hudson River
Newcastle
Del
Tory Judson Female Institute
Marion
Als
South
L V. Wrtrrswoon
Philadelphia
Lorp Beckviwte
Miniatar
Europe
Willam J. O
St. Louis, Quincy, Omaha & Sioux City Railroad
Florida
Cleveland
Harrison
Fisk
East
Edward Newton
Placaa
Massachusetts
New York Bay
Nantaskeet Beach
Mass
Bervin
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Ind. T
Husted
Col
Centerville
George Palmer
Scrufftown
Tom Warren
John R. Berry
Cochran
William Rencke
John Stark
William Matthews, Jr
Prod Price
Long Branch
N. J
Schaatz
Edward Norton
First Cliff Point
Allen
Bho
Stubbs & Co
Avalon
St. John
New Brunswick
Spectacle Island
Nantasket Beach
Gloucester
Scituate
Joshua James
Hull
James
Massachusetts Humane Society
Stony Beach
Cox & Green
Chelsea
Gertrude Abbott
Abbott
Humane Society
Bertha F. Walker
Westgate
Thomas
Berkley
Walker
Atlantic Hill
James Anderson
Crescent Beach
George H. Brown
North Boltuato
Theo
Jumon
H. C. Higginson
Fales
Hillsboro
N B
Newburg
L. Broms
East Benton
Wing
Higginson
Damon
Mattie E. Eaton
Port Spain
Dr. Plumb
Eben T. Popa
Osceola James
George Popa
Eugenes Mitchell
Eugene Mitchell, Jr
George Augustin
Alonzo Mitchell
John L. Mitchell
Alfred L. Joseph
Louis Galano
Frank James
Seabright
Water from Lake Erie planned pipeline to Columbus and Cincinnati
A big project by CuEveann capitalists aims to bring water from Lake Erie to Ohio towns. They propose a 220 mile pipe line to Columbus and Cincinnati, with pumping engines and reservoirs for uninterrupted flow, and taps to feed smaller cities.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
CuEveann
Ohio
Lake Erie
Chicago
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