Rail schedule and accident endangers porter
Railroad time table notes Union Pacific departures and arrivals. In Mexico Missouri on January 20 a colored hotel porter named Charles Wheeler was struck by a passenger train at two in the morning and both legs were cut off above the knee. He remains alive but death is imminent.
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Mexico
Charles Wheeler
Lawkexcevinor
Logansville
A. D. Reviere
Octavia Nash
John Jackson
Sr. Loves
Hug H W. MM. Brooks
Maxwell
Preller
Southern Hotel
She Anns College of Pharmacy
Chactier
Bincks
Brooks
Lote
Col. Marten
Silver Dollar Coinage Sparks Senate Debate In 49th Congress
In a Washington session on January 20, senators discussed suspension of silver coinage tied to public faith in gold payment for bonds. The debate featured Mr. Morrill and Mr. Beverley Beck, with warnings about monetary crisis if silver dominated. Also reported were House actions on pensions, a New York produce exchange bill, and state legislative moves in Kansas and Georgia.
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Hawley
Committee On Military Affairs
John T. Hartranft
Pennsylvania
National Soldiers’ Home
McClellan
Morrill
Committee On Finance
Custom House
New York
Treasury
Kentucky
U. S
Congress
Supreme Court
the Treasury
Mint
Beck
Wall Street
Mr. Beck
Mr. Morrill
Teller
Bir
Maxey
HOUSE
Mississippi
Bragg
Wisconsin
Committee On
Fitz John Porter
Hammond
Georgia
Committee On Judiciary
United States
Mason
Indiana
Mills
Texas
Henderson
Iowa
Fife
Wolford
Morrison
Ilinois
Watson
Wellborn
Old Produce Exchange
New York City
Sims
Colorado
Kansas
Torgia
McNeal
Tobacco Growers
Wasuixetos
New York State Tobacco Growers’ Association
Baldwinsville
New Oscreans
Cincinnati
Louisville
Caro
St. Louis
Memphis
Vicksburg
Kansas City
House Committee On
National Board of Trade Advances Bankrupt Law Aid
The 16th annual meeting in Washington opened with 45 delegates led by F Fraley of Philadelphia. The executive council backs a national bankruptcy law and uniform state laws on lands, debts, and contracts. Milwaukee’s Merchants Association joined as officers were re-elected. a motion urged expedited foreign market communication and government support for American vessels with mail carriage subsidies.
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Muationer Board of Trade
Washigton
National Board of Trade
F. Fraley
Philadelphia
Executive Council
United States
Merchants’ Association of Milwaukee
Fraley
Nations Board of Trade
Naional
Congress
Lowell
G.T. Hearn
United States Senate
Senate
P. H. Collins
House of Representatives
Shot in Scoffie Kansas City Levee
In Scoffie Kansas City on January 20 Oscar Collins and Alfred Lambkin, two young colored men, fought in a shanty on the levee. Collins fired a pistol through the draft, fatally wounding Lambkin who died instantly. Collins was arrested. he claims the shooting was accidental.
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Kansas
Citry
Oscar Collins
Alfred Lambkin
Collins
Lambkin
Desperate conflict as hungarian strikers clash with deputies
A dispatch from Pleasant reports Sheriff Short and deputies with Detective Brophy stopping 250 strikers at the Old Works near Morewood. A black man was severely beaten after being dragged from his home. Thirteen strikers were arrested, and over a hundred shots fired. The strike, led by Steven S. Tannix, is feared to escalate with more officers sought from Pittsburg.
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Potssore
Morewood
Steven S
Tannix
Brophy
Greenburg
Pittsburg
Chicago Lodge of Socialists
Lowe's Magazine
Reid
Coke
Bess
Donnelly and Dismond Works
Telegraphic briefs from national and regional events
The dispatch notes multiple items: Washington hosts a national bank of trade opening. western passenger agents meet in Chicago. Missouri inventors gain patents. A Mexico Mo. porter dies after accident. Plymouth church Brooklyn organ recitals begin. Irish League convention in Chicago. Sentences report sentences for murder and hanging, plus a Kan City business rumor and a Knights Templar rate meeting in St. Louis. Indiana coal talks discuss prices and hours. London murder confession and old papers sale wrap the brief.
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Washington
Chicags
Mexico
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
The
Irish League
Chicago
Daniel T. Hawred
Pat
John Murphy
Captain Murphy
New Orleans
Kanana City
United States
Missouri River
Knights Templar
St. Louis
Indiana
Terre Haute
William Sheehan
England
Munster Yard
London
Market Report from Lawrence Local Market
Grain and livestock market update with mixed quotes across flour, wheat, corn, rye, potatoes and apples. Notes include receipts data, bid and ask prices, and condition signals for cattle, hogs, and sheep, reflecting overall market strength and varying commodity prices.
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Lawrence
Ted Darrel
Unclear OCR listing notes and dairy provisions
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to St Louis Produce and dairy items such as creamery and lard with scattered figures. Lacks coherent events or people. cannot extract a definite news item.
Cattle Market Steady as Shipment Figures Reported
Recal and wacker activities noted with shipments totaling 4,200 cattle. Prices steady at 25 04.75 with market described as fairly active and stockers plus toners showing firm demand.
Chicago Produce Prices in Fragmented Trade
Fragments show notes on rye wheat and flour with scattered mentions of February and March. The text references DUR Galst Southars and patente numbers alongside partial goods names and prices, but the overall meaning is obscured by OCR damage.
Chicago Live Brook Carcase Jan 2 Report
The Drovers Journal reports a 7,000 Attile-ReceI shipment and Mather active in the same period. Ship P sword u a 5 and ron i details appear in the same line with limited clarity.
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Chicago
Carcase
the Drovers Journal
Attile
Mather
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