Greatest Industrial Strike Ever Inaugurated In America
Portrays a nationwide labor conflict planned for May affecting 150000 miners seeking an eight hour workday. Also reports Prince Banduin death in Brussels and a heated Kansas House debate over memorials for ex union soldiers and Ingalls senate prospects. Includes Varied notes on Topeka politics and Buenos Aires insurgent blockades.
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America
Pirresene
United States
Americas
Tavera
Topeka
Rogals
Senatorlogalle
Congress
Lupier
Pawnee
Judec West
Committee On Agriculture
Alliance
Stafford
House
Yeas
Nays
Capitol Gridlock and Nominated Officials in January Sessions
Senate session extended amid quorum dispute as Cockrell combats closure rule. Breckinridge delays souring approval in Missouri legislature. Davis seeks inquiry into pensions commissioner. Union strikes and political nominations span Washington, Jefferson City, and Washtington again. Bob Ford’s barroom clash accompanies stock news and railroad talks.
Financial dispute delays state treasury shortfall resolution
A chaotic report details a clash between retiring Treasurer Woodruff and Colonel Morrow over canceled funds. They withhold funds until exact shortages are tallied, with Major Woodruff alleged to be short of funds and no agreement reached. Governor Eagle may intervene as the dispute lingers and a legislative briefing is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fissouri Legislatire
Bassas Crrv
Jefferson City
Dunnell
Congress
Davis
Senate
Morrow
Treasuer Woodruff
Mr. Morrow
Woodruff
Seston
Avery
Dodge & Dtiason
Laweatien
Miajo
Woodrade
Bandamen
Major Wooden
Capital
Hamburg
The Silver Scandal and Senator Cameron’s Involvement
The Silver Scandal reports that the Virginia forest scandal of silver pool ties Senator Cameron to the affair, stirring worry among statesmen about reputations. It notes inquiries into who else entered the pool, with calls for broader names to be named if West named others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Wasitsatoy
Cameron
Capitol
Remains of King Kalakaua Sail From San Francisco
The cruiser Charleston bore the body of King Kalakaua from the Golden Gate after a large funeral procession. Thousands lined the streets from Trinity Church to the wharf as the casket was carried by Hawaiian and National guards, marines, and Freemasons. The service was at 1 p.m. with Rev. J. Saunders officiating. The ship should reach Honolulu in about five days.
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Manalulu
San Faanewen
Charleston
Kalakaua
Golden Gate
Iran Trinity Church
Nev. J. Saunders
Honolulu
Local Bar Association debates reform and court conciliation
A Topeka meeting of the bar association discusses a state constitution revision. Charles B. Gleed argues limits on appeals from justices courts and Chief Horton analyzes limitations while advocating reform. J M. Valen tine presides and an executive committee and delegates are named. Also reported are a murder case in Joplin and various local incidents including strikes in Ireland and a warehouse fire in Mazeppa.
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Werrteca Seetat Topeke
Supreme Court
T.or. Graever
Jivkve
John Guthrie
Ation
Otfivers
M. Valentine
Topekis
L. Monk
Hutchinson
Howell Jones
Tope
T. R. Garver
M. FL Nichelson
Douth
Eastern Floods Cause Severe Damage Across New England and Pennsylvania
Flagging flood warnings sweep New England and the mid Atlantic as heavy rain and a severe windstorm swell rivers. Bridges fail from Dutchess County to Passaic, towns flood, and the Mohawk valley ice gorge alarms residents. In Waterbury and Danbury factories flood, homes flood, trains halt, and the Norton Jewelry shop is blown down. The Mohawk, Hudson, and Naugatuck rivers rise, with dam pressure and risk of dam failure feared. Minutes past noon bring seven feet of water over a dam and alarms as a gauge shows rising flood levels.
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New York
New England
Middle States
Rammary
Dutchess County
St Passaic
Mohawk Valley
Tribe's Hill
Hudson
Highland Light
Mass
Bay
Provincetown
Long Island
Danbury
Cons
Still River
New York & New England
Waterbury
Conn
Norton Jewelry Company
Chartley
Norton Reservoir
Mason
Wyoming Valley
Wilkesbarre
Susquehanna
Tunkhannock
Nanticoke
Otis
Enil
Hibernia
Wapping Creek
Central, New England & Western
Pleasant Valley
New York & Masssachusetts
Pine Plains
Curley
The
Water Company
Geoge
Market Reports and Mixed Economic Notes
Market items show varied quotes across commodities and dairy, with pork and wheat futures, grain cash prices, and provisions on sale. Notable notes include farm product prices, stocker and feeder ranges, and occasional local incidents and public affairs summaries.
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Scounty Directory
Boori
City Directory
Cem
Forlatt
Jsecob Bouse
Business Directory
Bi Prdge House
M. Conn
Troprietor
Eracriuc Brube
Sfau
Erley
Yassachcact- Streat
Menle
Sumner
Alwaye
Ss. Thacher
Lawrence National Feck
Jom Rutchings
Odce
Ette Spangler
Yoe
R. A. Norton
Utes
Douglas County Banc
Ohn L. Sullivan
Ninth and
Delaware
Kamas City
Telephone Su
L. Edward
General Ensurance
Warren Street
Zook'r
Banes
Eldridge Bocse
Steele
Merchanta National Bang Funlding
Simmons Physicians and Surgeons
Manachasetta Street
Henidence
Ohio Street
S Bunn
Ofice
Dentists. LL
Mathews, A
Luther's Grocery
News Depot
Smiths News
Dagwaite
Vermont
Estes
Prixce Randoin
Belgium
Kansas House of Representatives
Elder
Ingalls
Prince Banduin
Brussels
Leopold
Rudolph, Buil
Bannin
Europe
Forrxa
Seauena
Beki
Ingalla
Snow
St. Louis
Lease
Star
Jerry Simpsons
Loxpox
Buenos Ayres
Chil
Veparsico
Iqueque
Cocoimba
Paica
Bramacede
Plains of Abraham
Avelanche
Alide
Cincaeo
B. P. Hutchinson
Tradespan
Carcado
Wm. T. Sinclair
Undertakne
Sitares
ALWA
Congressional Senate
BoUse Wasumotoy
Breckinridge
Arksogae
Cooper
Commissioner of Pensions
Bach
Morrill
Kapagg
Charnes
Browne
Bvacet
Evang
Curracy
Clark
Order of
Huntington
Tnd
Thomas
Tucker
Chicago & Erie Railroad
Bob Ford
Wasinoutox
Marcus W. Acheson
Third Judicia
Col
Dantel W. Flagter
Wasarsatos
Anderson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Railroad
Commerce Committee
Simarievo
Jas
Atchison
New Youn
Atchison, Tope
Ke & Santa Fe
Chicago
Chicago & Ete
Tom
Monica
Opera House
Uas
Arkansas
KiHed
Evrrish
Jan
Hart
Neon Yestertag
Clas
Wieh
Coldwell Wellington
Medicine Lodge
Independence
Todarvide
Sedan
Dlemoent
Tarde
Kim Voloneld
Lo Mallowei
Dereye Simpson
William Warner
Itl Apeak
Annie Ctry
Kar
Bey
France
Paris
Jack
Jill
King Kalakaua
BAR Association
Moille Waacds
Garena
Kay
Charles Poundas
Joplin
Mollie Woods
Pounds
Eminence
Haresland
Skibbereen
Ireland
Petmen
Mazeppa
Minn
E. M. Johnson
Minneapolis
Buer
Jamies R. O'Neil
Chicago & Northwestern
Long Point
Hood
Jocawal
Bryants
Ariss
Kaxaus
Liprrscott
Webster
Eforensics Atlas
Kaw Valley
Claus
Bream Dyehouse
Watra
Charlta H. Siebke
Berkley Street
Massechrpetts Chest
Lawrence Kan
Pennsylvania
Mallow Dotter Dam
Market Reports
Erwin Ap
Rassas Itr
Warat
Ligher
Ehie
GEC
Abea Inc
CoRx
Idiaec
Hee
GTO
Oors
Hugher
Aras
Bedairy
Fata Dinne Creel Schofield
Parham Able
National Uearting Association of Great Driteiit
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Hove
Edwin Arnold
Japan
Ohio
Marissa
Louisville Baseball Club
Milwaukee
Omaha
Nebraska Savings & Exchange Bank
Georgia Mortimer
Cleveland
James Longstreet
San Antonio
Tex
Cooge Holcomb
South St. Jeph
Wating Hal
Carding Gibbauistes
Nils Larsen
Steurk
Ueovants
Jaterson
Acaimburg
Perms
Mexico
Art Ray
Watkins
J.B. Waters
OA. Bree
Chas
A. Rit
Nas
Lothholz
W. Hares
D.M. Sprankle
J.itonen
Jieet House
Savina Department
Massachusetts Birest
USIC
Lawrence
United States Depository
Bie
J. D. Sowersoce
F. W. Dartadles
Edward Ruapell
J. Emery
Wisua
Lee Peoatay
A. Moning
Jamtaon, Cushter
Mt. Newing
Katt Bosker
James Marvin,j. Grovennr
Dr. Wm, EB
M. Newmark, A. Monroe, Geo. Jones
Woodmen
Douglas
Bately
Pringip
P. A. Bailey
T. Fetd
J. H. Giathart
A. Hadley
the Olders
H. L. Moors
FLW
Barteldee
J. D. Bowerteck
H.W. Sparr
A. 3. Benson
North
RCE
A. L. Seliq
General Insurance Ag
Reranes
Life and
John Charltor
General Insurance
Fir
Fost Cr
Hina
Massachunet
Fireet
Gleason & Whitmaf
A. Deichmann
Insurance
Les’ Deuog
Locu
Mooney
Massachusetts
Lawresca
Ean
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