Big Southwest railroad strike threatens western routes
Albuquerque reports a threatened strike as dispatchers and operators of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad quit, halting trains from the city to Mojave. Union leaders demand fair trials, higher pay, and overtime rules, with potential spread to Santa Fe and coast lines if not resolved. St. Louis hosts railroad leadership aiming to settle differences, while Missouri River improvement talks open in Kansas City with delegates from many states seeking federal funding.
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Cable
Coipany
Opermlers
Ani
Sante Fe Brotherhood
Atlantic
Pacific
Ned
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A. D. Thurston
Order of Mailway Telegraphers
Rumsey
F Sr. Lovie
Ramecy
Wicaits
Kan
Wichita Division Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Atantic & Pacific
Western Union
Demands and intrigues shape a turbulent era
S J McVaughon of Revo leads a board plan to secure securities by forming eight peragnat angrea among members. In Texas Mills hints at a senate run. Cherokee leaders die, leaving a leadership void. Norcross faces sensational dynamite case revelations as Henry Norcross is linked to the Sage incident. Growing Chile–US tensions spark anxiety in Valparaiso. Frederick R Hunt, noted financier, dies in Louisville. Washington foresees cooler air and rising temperatures with a cold morning ahead.
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S.J. McVaughon
Revo
Whip and Spur: Vintage trotting and pacing notes
A Chicago dispatch notes Frank Bhaw winning near $200,000 this season while Roy Wilkes sets a pacing mark at Independence Iowa in 2 18. Beautiful Bells the youngest mare with six 2 50 trotters at 19. Futurity stakes at Gravesend in autumn worth 100,000. California heroes hold top trotting records and Saberban handicap worth 25,000 next year. Tennessee fans tout Bette Archer surpassing Nancy Hanks in later form. Bonner owns multiple trot records, while Cheyenne the blind stallion dominates recent times.
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Frank Bhaw
Roy Wilkes
Independence
Beautiful Bells
Gravesend
California
Tennessee
Bette
Archer
Evan
Nancy Hanks
Seaton
Robert Bonner
Idea
Eesti
Ravus
Gonal
Cheyenne
Nutbourne
Jeanette
Meseanger Duros
Field Arrested in Larceny Case at Private Asylum
Edward M. Field son of Cyrus W. Field and senior partner of Field Lindley Weichers Co was arrested on first degree larceny by Inspector Byrnes detectives under a judge Martine warrant at a private insane asylum. He was taken to police headquarters and to be arraigned today as District Attorney Nichols asserts pursuit regardless of alleged insanity.
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Kew Yorn
Edward M. Field
Cyrus W. Field
Field, Lindley, Weichers & Co
Byrnes
Martine
Court of General Sessions
Nichols
Field
Granger
Niger tribesmen resist British push under Durand
From Gilgit to Nilt and beyond, tribesmen rally in rugged northern frontier mountains after a harsh British assault. Col Durand, Capt Aylmer, Lieut Babcock, and twenty Sepoys wounded in earlier engagements are recovering amid ongoing guerrilla resistance and daily desultory fire with no further casualties reported.
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Aylmer
Babcock
Lieut
Gordon
Missouri Pacific
Judge Cady Dead After long civic career in St Louis
Judge Charles F. Cady died at his home 2749 Roswell avenue after an eight week illness from stomach cancer. Born in Brooklyn, he served as drag clerk, naval midshipman, and fought in the Mexican War. He rose from compositor to justice of the peace to police justice and later judge of the court of criminal correction. His last post was judge of the police court of the Four Courts, appointed by Gov. Francis, until retirement due to age.
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St. Louis
Charles F. Cady
Roswell Avenue
Brooklyn
Judge Cady
Navy
New Orleans
Santa Ana
St Louis
Beleg
Court of Criminal Correction
Calvin
Gov
Francis
Committee Assignments mark Senate caucus decisions
Northwestern senators gain chairmanships and key posts as the Republican caucus completes its work. Hoar becomes judiciary chair. Teller takes privileges and elections. vacancies filled by Mitchell, Platt, and others. Kyle’s status unclear while Peffer and Plumb receive multiple assignments in civil and fiscal affairs. caucus allows exchanges before finalization.
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Hoar
Judiciary Committee
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Judiciary Committees
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Edmounds
Ingalls
Naval Affairs
Walcott
Library
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Dubois
Hansbrough
Congress
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Peffer
Manderson
Paddock
Agriculture and Forestry
Library of Congress
Poffer
Civil Service
Mississippi River
Plumb
District of Columbia
Proctor
University of the United States
Sharman
Aelact
Potomes River
Washington
Toller
Five Civilized Tribes of Indians
Wolcott
Warren
Wyoming
Senator Fetton Seeks Public Building Funding in San Francisco
News notes report Senator Fetton of California introducing a bill to appropriate 3,000,000 for a public building in San Francisco. Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire proposes a senate bill banning government work taxes. Springer vows economy this winter as a World’s Fair loan debate unfolds. Esloe in Tennessee seeks a special committee to probe Commissioner Rauin’s penal bureau administration. The news also covers dental X rays, recess appointments list, drought aid talks from Mexican ports, a Pettis County murder case, and a Russian war council meeting for new troop dispositions.
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San Frenciato
Gallinger
New Hampsbirg
Senate
Springer
Hcme
Esloe
Tennessee
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Hoadl Sage
New York
Norcross
Boston
Army
Navy
Revenue Marine Service
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Monterey & Mexican Gulf Road
Mexico
Tax Council
Durango
Coshuita
Nueva Lear
Market Reports mixed farm and commodity results
Market reports from Chicago and New York show commodity receipts, prices, and shipments across cattle hogs sheep and grain. Hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts were listed with bids and market strength varying by region. Wheat and corn prices moved modestly with reports of quieter sessions and some areas showing lower tones.
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Chicago
AL. Louis
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Loaia Grain
Loo
New York
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