Fall River Spinners Press For More Strikes
A late issue reports the Fall River spinners pressing for another strike amid unrest. It also notes a series of international and domestic happenings including threats by Nihilists in Russia, a California town fire, and political shifts in Indiana and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Russia
California
Williams
Indiana
Chattanooga
Mexico
Jen
Garfield
Grand Jury
San Francisco
Kalloch
Navy Department
Zeilir
Marine Corps
Louisiana
United States
Lee
Jackson
Britainy
Navy
Lexpos
Wallace Hoss
St. John
N. B
Hosmer
Boston
Riley
Saratoga
Nichoson
Stockton
Ontario
Potney Acquedues
Cheswick
Hoss
Grass Wralt
Nelson
Ross
Grab Tree
Hammersheth
Laycock
Warren
Smith
Halifax
Trickett
Sidney
New South Wales
Hamdon
Delavan
Doors
Thames
Putney Aqueduct
Mart. Lake
Russ
Nicholson
Soap Works
Hanlon
Democratic editors unite for reforms in Indiana meeting
Northern Indiana Democratic editors met in this city to map a program for national change. They urged presidential popular vote, direct senatorial selections, tariff revision, limits on cheap labor, greenback taxation, and fair elections. Also urged single election day, silver money, and probes of New York electoral fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Warsz
Indiana
United States
Electoral College
Congress
Suerman
Garfield
Arthur
New York
Winfield Scott Hancock
Washington Notes and Wide World Dispatches
A digest from Washinpton notes confirms a China immigration treaty signed with US commissioners and a Turner appointment to Texas district judge. Reports speak of Miles likely as chief signal officer, Evarts traveling to unveil Hamilton statue, and public reaction in state departments. Fire and disaster briefs cover Shrewsbury hall blaze, St Louis refinery loss near 125000, and a Wilkesburg pattern shop fire. The asylum fire fatalities near St Paul rise to thirty two with ongoing inquiries into missing inmates. Governor Williams’s illness worsens amid aging and fatigue fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinxton
Wasmeroxs
Department of State
United States
China
Ezekiel B. Turner
Texas
Miles
Seid
Tomorreon
Gen
Evarts
New York
Alexander Hamilton
Central Park
Hayes
Lawrence
State Department
Lospos
Shrewsbury Town Hall
St. Louis
Chiltham
John Williams
Wueruxa
Superior
A. S. Sweeney & Sons
Market Report From New Lonin and Kanana City Produce
The New Lonin market shows money demand at 326 percent and a close near 3. Discoun ts Erie mercantile paper at 4 as sixty day bills. Government bonds with 18 1/2 percent coupons and New Orleans issues traded. The Kanana City Produce Market notes wheat receipts 12 196 bushels and shipments 14443, with prices surging. corn receipts 9 072 bushels and store stock 85 468, market firmer. Oats No 3 at 50 cents, rye No 4 at 15 4 cents, butter steady, eggs at 60 cents per dozen.
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New Lonin
Erie Mercantile Paper
Karbas
Kanana
Dusnais
Gssike
Market Report from Carbad Stock Exchange
Market notes show cattle steady with stockers and feeders around 4.00 per cwt. Sheep and hogs activity limited. prices modest amid uncertain demand. Market remained broadly unchanged with little variation across items and weeks.
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Chicago
Williame
News
Tin Md
Bning'’S News
Wasuixerox
Mississippi
Missouri
Eyeamer
Mildred
Marseilles
Crrvy
Gonzales
Cixveraxn
Dorsey
National Retriev Committee
Ills
Connecticut
D. W. C. Wheeler
New York City
Gen. Garfield
Mentor
Ohio
Dawvnitz
A. L. Davis
Jos. Jones
Faust Rivage
Mass
Seay
Tndiaus
Hallooaa Collision Co
Cewncs
Hocking Valley Railway
Lancaster
Cincinnati & Muskegin Valley
Bert Pearse
Hocking Valley
Truckee
Janeson
Pumas County
Loxpox
Durham
Parnell
Paris
Catcace
the Tribune
Springfield
Til
Ahom
Trumbull
Streeter
Cullom
Executive Council
Hancock
Weaver Bog
Oregon
Czar
Matloch
San Fraxcisco
Kailock
W. P. Hughey
Register of Votes
Dunn
Attorne Murphy
Wasutxatox
James Noyerson
Bob, Bedford
Edward Freeman
Geo. H. Heath
Bedford
Curcaco
C. H. Davis
Eavy
Gavcaen
Doxey
Saylum
St. Pam
Mixw
Pioneer Press
J. E. Brennan
Aap
Ixpiaxarous
Carbad Ony Stock Market
R. A. Lyon & CO
J. House & CO
Kansas City
G.Y. Smith & CO
Regan T
Tem Kei Hsy A
Men's & Boys Clothing
Peypollaire Ae
Custon
Steinberg’s Clothing House
Eas
John A. Datley
ALL
Kansas Clothing House
Massachusetts Street
Arles Levi
Cox
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