Senate hearing on labor and immigration sparks debate
In New York City a session of the Senate Committee on Labor and Education heard testimony from John Roach on ship costs and labor, with remarks on eight hour laws and tariffs. Arkansas cotton farmer John G Calhoun discussed labor methods, land ownership hopes, and tenant systems. Other witnesses spoke on savings banks, emigration, and the need for industrial education and equitable corporate law.
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New York City
United States Senate
John Roach
Hia
England
Hoad
John G. Calhoun
Arkansas
Arkanans
Mississippi Valley
Simo
Amail
Sol
Booth
Winter
Colgrate & Hudson Coal Company
New York
Emerson
Logland
Postal Savings Banka of
London
South
Freedman's Bank
North
Hinton
Florence Elizabeth Cole
Soebook
Paris
Burglary and attempted murder shatter funeral attendance
An officer in Lancaster County Pa. arrested Jacob Ebersole on a church porch on burglary and attempted murder charges while he attended his mother’s funeral. The event adds to a week of turbulent crime amid national reports.
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Jacob Ebersole
Lancaster County
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Kidder County
Rich
Tax Street
Lexington
Pensacola Navy Yard
Omaha
Western Union Telegraph Company
Myrrie McGzx
Chicago
North Chelmsford
Mags
Port Smith
Ark
Buslavsa
Arthor
Weaver declines Greenback bid for Sixth Iowa seat
Political short notes report Personal and political items note General Weaver declining the Greenback nomination in Iowa Sixth District to fill a vacancy from M E B Cutta’s death. Other obituaries and legal notices include Huey J Hastings of New York Advertiser and a Revolutionary War era estate distribution, plus a new baseball association forming as the American League.
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General Weaver
Congress
Iowa
M. EB. Cutta
Huey J. Hastings
New York Commercial Advertiser
Monmouth Beach
N. J
Mr. Hastings
Ireland
Oklahoma
Payne
United States
Indian Territory
Daniel Wadsworth
Global brief of mid month incidents and accidents
Reports from Hermosillo Mazatlan and Newfoundland describe epidemics and shipwrecks with sixteen drowned. Rioting in Croatia leaves fifteen dead. a plot to assassinate King Alfonso is thwarted. A Norwegian craft sinks in the Channel with twelve dead. Proteus crushed in Arctic ice. Queen Victoria burned near Chatham. Toronto city hall farewell to Governor General Lorne. Luther centenary observed. a child fire tragedy in Ontario. large land burns in Scotland. Tonquin battle yields heavy French losses. Irish eviction figures total 1 247 families affecting 6 159 people.
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Guayxnas
Mazatlan
Mexico
Fortier
Ie 12Th
Newfoundland
Jakoboracz
Croatia
Pagis
Alfonso
English
Proteus
Charlington
Greely
Uate Sound
St. John’s
Queen Victoria
Chatham
Lorne
Boswell
Queen’s Park
TRE United Methodist Conference
Belleville
Unt
Methodist Church
Martin Luther
Wittenberg
Germany
Giroux
Black Flags
Tonquin
Ith
Numerous Disasters and Arctic News Reported
The article lists events from the period including four new canes of yellow fever at the Pensacola Navy Yard, a pastor dying during a sermon, mob violence in Laurel Indiana, floods in Taranto Italy, a Pittsburgh poisoning case, drownings at Portsmouth New Brunswick, and updates from the Greely relief expedition. It covers war department decisions, education comments, land grabbing investigations, and a detailed dispatch about the Proteus and Yantic Arctic relief voyage with no Greely contact, one death, and extensive search efforts.
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Fla
Taranto
Italy
Kieramn Brown
Pittsburgh
Bugh J Hastings
New York
Arthur
Jay Gould
Roscoe Conkling
George Inwin
Erie
Pantiv
Rochester
N. Y
Pittsburgh Hoop and Barrel Company
Delphos
RK. J. Hrvton
Waezhington
Senate
Labor
Interior Department
Stexmier
Greely Lane
Leo—Escapa
Garlington
Greely
St. Joan's
N. F
Smith Sound
Alonig
Dhoré
Capa’York
Smith’s. Sood
Pike
Proteus
St. Johns
God Haven Bay
Cisco Island
Cory Island
Colwell
Cabe York
Pandora
Gartington
Greenland Canal
Northumberland Island
Upernavik
Walgate
Littleton Land
Greeland
Cape Alexander
Cape Robertaun
Ini Jate
Floss
Cape Sabine
Arctic
Danish Harbor
Elburg
Sophia
Cape York
Pavy
Lady Franklin Bay
Sinke
Littleton Island
Arctic Circle
Henry Wilson
Romantic elopement ends in habeas corpus suit in Boston
In Boston on September 14 James Coch rane seeks to compel John Sullivan to produce Annie Sullivan his sister allegedly abducted. Annie eighteen, rebellious against a convent, wed Coch rane age eighteen at Somerville to escape. Sullivan arrests Coch rane for abduction. charge later dropped. Coch rane now files habeas corpus to gain wife. Also noted: mines Robert E. Lee Matchless Scoop Yr sold to English syndicate for five million dollars by ex governor Tabor.
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Boston
Maag
James 3
Cochrane
John Sullivan
Charlestown
Sullivan
Annie Sullivan
Somerville
Robert E. Lee
Leadville
Tabor
Reckless collision leaves two trainmen dead and many hurt
A Mulhouse style collision occurred near McGreal Junction on a Long Island Rail Road line injuring multiple riders and killing two men. The Flushing line train rear collided with the Manhattan Beach train at 35 miles per hour. Engineers Ernest Krotzner and Thomas Glenn were among survivors and victims. Passengers including State Senator Justin McCarthy and Barney Aaron escaped or were injured with several amputations.
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Flushing
Long Island
McGfaik Junction
Manhattan Bes
Thay Tyre
Ernest Krotzner
Manhattan
Thomas Birmingham
East Houston Street
Robert Smith
East Eighth
Thomas Glenn
Manhattan Beach
M. Norris
Locust Street
Philadelphia
Albermaine Hotel
New York
George Wright
Lawrence
Leslie E. Stogson
West Twenty-third Street
W. Connor
Third Avenue
Vernon Barton
Barney- Aaron
Harmer’s Point
Sneedcar
Barney
Aaron
Clifsville
Ile
Desperate Fight Turns Fatal at Elbert Ranch
In McLain's Ranch Elbert County Sunday night a drunken brawl broke into a wild melee. Rossiter died from a pistol shot while two Jones brothers lay wounded and three others were seriously hurt. Rollins and McKeever escaped, unnamed assailants fled.
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Col
McLain
Elbert County
Agata
McLarn
Rossiter
McKeever
Ureig
Jones
Rollins
Miners must be paid in money in wage suits
Easton Sept 40 suits for 13000 have been decided against Bethlehem Iron Company. Employes in the late strike sued, wages partly withheld by the company for store bills. About 300 more suits expected, with totals between 80000 and 90000 dollars.
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Easton
Bethlehem Lron Company
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