Lake Shore strike ends as directors refuse to bow to walkout
Across the nation on April 21, Lake Shore switchmen rally to block cars on other lines while police and guards mobilize. In Chicago, 200 officers guard operations, 550 cars stranded east of South Chicago, and rail yards report few disturbances. Separately, in New York, Tarrytown servants strike for higher wages from $14 to $16 monthly as Third Avenue Line officials vow to run despite threats. A grim Boulogne quarry discovery of cannibalism shocks France, and a massive London blaze erupts at Wayes’ wharf with heavy losses anticipated.
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Third Avenue
Tarrytown
Chicago
Lake Shore
Cincavo
Toalgy
Michigan Central
Hook Island
Alton
Third Avenue Street Taibyay Company
Spyeur
City Hall
Harlem
Sixty-ffth Street
Hanechett Sai
Hock Island Road
Englewood
New York
Third Avenue Line
Bolognue
France
Lespos
Apri
Paris
Boulogne
Workmien
Gems of beauty at Mrs Orme’s spring bonnet opening
A JOURNAL representative viewed Mrs Orme's millinery spring opening day with crowded rooms full of stylish bonnets. Beatrice Mikado Duchesne Montrose and Leshorn led fashionable designs in velvet silk beads flowers and jet trimming. The skeleton bonnet drew novelty attention as the event continues today.
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Mrs. Orme
Orme
Miss Engle
Beatrice
Montrose
Milan
Beloit Briefs: Sixth district committee in Downs May 5
In Besort Kansas on April 21 a note reports a Sixth congressional republican committee meeting set for May 5 1886 in Downs to fix a time for the convention. Weather conditions improve though ground remains very wet and muddy delaying corn planting while oats are being sewn. Immigration remains heavy with northwest Kansas showing strong population gains, largely from Iowa Illinois and Indiana.
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Besort
Kas
Sixth Congressional Republican Committee
Downs
Kansas
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Wives Mothers Daughters Be Your on Favstcray Remedy
A sensational advert promises cures for long standing female complaints without doctors. Mrs W C Wonmes at 658 Broadway N Y mails remedies with illustrated directions and a sealed treatise upon request with a 2 cent stamp. Dentis reports a buried thirteenth century chapter house discovery under Christ church cathedral, revealing carved cottages coins tiles and architectural marvels.
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W. C. Wonmes
Broadway
Dentis
Christ's Church Cathedral
Misappropriated Lands Dispute Spur Land Conveyance
Misallocation dispute in Walmiseton April 21 reports the Commission for Sparks demanding St. Joseph in Denver railroad company convey 12 000 acres beyond the Hastings to Kearney terminus. Includes illegible ad fragments for Ely's Cream Balm testimonial and a laundry ad with garbled text.
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Walmiseton
Commission For
Sparks
St. Joseph
Denver City
Hastings
Kearney
Second Day in Goulds Knights of Labor Hearings
Testimony by McDowell Hayes Powderly and others outlines aims of the Knights of Labor and the Missouri Pacific arbitration efforts. Gould favors arbitration but tensions persist as the executive board and Powderly receive conflicting telegrams and letters. The hearing moves toward further examination of Gould with a further session planned.
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Hares
Powderly
Gould
Executive Committee
Organization of Units of Labor
Labor Committee
Labor
Comulute
Hee
Missouri Pacific
Hayes
Mr. Powderly
Mr. Gould
Chould
Hopkins
Toxic
Theo
Lee
St.Louis
Woxie
Grould
Turner
Martin Irons
Mr. Hopkins
Buchanan
Boar
St. Louis
Witness
New York
Cyrus W. Field
Byrnes
Hoxie
Mr. Byrnes
Western Union Telegraph Company
Tat
Assemblies of
Knights of Labor
Crain
America
Iing
Buelan
Congressional Doings A Right of Way Granted
Forty Ninth Congress reports a bill granting right of way through Fort Leavenworth military reservation to the Leavenworth Northern and Southern railroad. Other measures include a homestead settlement protection bill and river and harbor actions on Galveston harbor and Monongahela Navigation works. Debates touch constitutional issues and public rights.
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Galveston
Monongahela
Plumb
Senate
Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Northern & Southern Railroad Company
Rouse. Morrill
Kansas
House
Hepburn
Iowa
Negley
Pennsylvania
Secretary of War
Tual
Monongahela Navigation Company
Engineer Corps
Welborn
Tex
Reage
Texas
Bayne
Monongahela River
New York
Kelley
Congress
Hewlitt
Willis
Kentucky
Telegraphic News Briefs From Unsettled Times
William Mayer Co fails as St. Joseph wholesale confectioners. Women’s Board of Missions holds Chicago convention. Public opinion shifts against Mr Gladstone. Hart Youngman of San Antonio is under arrest for cattle theft. Nat McCarthy imprisoned at Fort Smith for murder in the Indian Territory. Twenty fifth anniversary observed by Chicago troops. Cers Les applies for a writ of.
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Ww. Mayer &Co
St. Joe
Women's Board of Missions
Chicago
Gladstone
Hart Youngman
San Antonio
Tex
Nat McCarthy
Fort Smith
Indian Territory
Cers Les
Market Report from Lawrence Local Market
The Weather Stock Indicator shows cattle receipts around 2,420 with shipments of 870. Market opened steady then fell before noon and closed weak. Cattle values ranged from 4.00 to 5.80 for choice to fancy, hogs softer, sheep quiet with good to choice at about 4.00 to 4.50.
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Banana City
St Louis Produce Market Listing Fragment
Fragmentary market notice listing grains flour butter eggs and provisions with various prices and months including wheat rye butter eggs pork lard whisky and cash terms unclear due to damaged text. Mentions May July August and closing figures with nonspecific atontas and scrawl.
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Pamily
Peer Ancy
Ry Atonta
Jane
Benc
Sime Id
Kesslosini
Bache
al Rae
Sic
St Louis Livestock Prices and Market Report
St Louis live stock summary shows cattle receipts around 600 with active demand for shipping and feeder classes. Prices range from common to good cattle near 4.00 to 5.00, with heavy butcher and packing types around 4.25, while sheep receipts around 400 and market steady to slightly lower.
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Wae
Abipmants
Chicago Produce Report Mixes Wheat and Flour Prices
Market notes show Southern winter wheat flour prices at 1.75 to 4.65, with Michigan and Minnesota flour quotes. Wheat futures and oats figures move through April to June, with No 2 and No 3 grades cited and several cash closing ranges.
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Saxsas Ciry
Ufet
Jane
Michigan
Barrie
Chicago Live Stock at Atongo April 11
The Drovers Journal reports cattle receipts around 6,500 with prices mostly 10 cents lower on common grades. Hogs receipts about 12,000 with market weak and prices around 4.10 to 4.50. Sheep receipts near 34,005 with prices generally lower. Torana shown at 1,502.30.
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Chicago
Atongo
Texas
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