Law on Knights of Labor Strike Tested on Rail Route
A debate on strict application of anti trust law under section one questions whether labor strikes on the New York Central are illegal conspiracies. The speech notes the act targets combinations that restrain trade and contemplates courts issuing restraining orders to prevent violations.
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Knights of Labor
New York Central
Executive Board of District Assembly
New York
United ‘States
Czar and William See Farewell Demonstrations in Garden Lights
A farewell banquet at the Peterbot Palace with Emperor William and Czar Alexander III. Afterward they watched illuminated gardens and fountains from the balcony as a guard of honor accompanied the ruler to the quay. The voyage began with the Hohenzollern yacht setting sail at dawn, escorted by the Irene.
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Sr. Parmesnona
Feterbot Palace
Ceat
William
von Caprivi
M. de Giery
Garions
Arma
Prussia
Caar
Viborg
Hohenzollern
Irene
Theatrical Riot at Sunny South Ceredo Theater
A Friday night performance by the Sunny South company in Ceredo W Virginia ends in chaos. A dozen injured and several vessels damaged as audience members clash with actors in darkness, shots ring out, and performers are driven into the river amid a riot. Police and citizens struggle to restore order as stones injure show patrons. In a separate note, Edward Isham denies confirming Lincoln's resignation rumors without clarity.
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Mvory
Sons of Veterans Parade in St Joseph Missouri
Thousands of veterans and related groups converge in St Joseph for the Sons of Veterans parade and fourth annual Ladies Aid Society meeting. Camps from Missouri and adjoining states arrive by train and on the river routes, with an estimated ten thousand marchers lining the three oclock procession.
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St Jaseph
Josefn
Mra
Ella J. Jones
Altoona
Sophia McElvain
St Louis
Ada L. Shannon
Staf
Philadelphia
Ada Hayes
National Council
Miss Fleming
Chiecayro
Missouri
Savannat
Grand Army
Andrew County
Maryville
Hine
Sons of Veterans
GA KR
McVickers Theater Destroyed In Ruinous Fire At Aug 27
Fire swept McVickers Theater in Cincinnati early today gutting the interior after flames lapped from basement to roof. Three hours of blaze gutted the building, injuring several firemen. damage pegged at 200000 with only 100000 insured. The theater will be rebuilt at once amid suspicions of arson.
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Cincage
McVicker's
Shenandoah Company
Lews
Irrigation and Public Lands Surveys Reached by Conferees
August 27 report from Washington says conferees finalize details on irrigation and public lands surveys. The public lands survey is set at 425000 dollars, topographic survey at 225000, engraving maps at 70000, with clerical and withdrawal law issues resolved in a compromise.
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Waattmarox
Senate
House
Sonserses
Tariff delay fuels pressure as manufacturers seek quick action
The tariff dispute stalls industry as raw materials and imports sit in bonded warehouses. Manufacturers fear price reductions and lost markets if duties take effect, pressing Congress to speed up debate and reach a compromise before October 1 when the new tariff will operate.
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Senate
York
Congress
House
Jennator Vance Proposes Tariff Amendment for Farmers Aid
Aug 90 Wassuxeron Senator Vance moved a tariff amendment to aid agriculture. The plan would grant reduced duties or rebates on imports paid with farm products, linking trade to domestic production. Proposals cite existing refunds on exported spirits and tobacco, with broader relief for agricultural goods and woven materials.
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Jennator Vance
Wistels
Wassuxeron
Vance
Antory
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Trains Collision Kills Three on Burlington Route
A misplaced switch caused a collision between two Burlington & Missouri River freight trains yesterday morning. Three people were killed Myrtle Wiligus and John Wymore among them and an unknown laborer. Six were seriously injured though not believed to die. A box car packed with thirteen men riding freight was crushed. only one fatality there. Six other crew members were injured but survived.
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Vatal Dollinion
Muntex
Nob
Burlington & Missouri River Road
Myrtle Wiligus
John Wymore
Hatcher implicates Brand in Cabler murder in Kentucky
Alfred Hatcher, arrested in Louisville Ky on the Cabler homicide case, tells officers that Alfred Brand, jailed on the same charge, is guilty. He says he witnessed Cabler shot by Brand and was deterred from reporting by Brand who threatened him.
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Louisvilla
Alfred Hatcher
Henry A. Cabler
Louiaville & Nashville
Alfred Brand
Cabler
Brand
Kell
Knights and Fedration Clash Over Strike Decision
The federation faced a heated council session as conservatives defend a no strike stance. Downey of the Switchmen's Union led a two hour speech against embroiling the orders, while debate lingered for hours. Delegates reported eight to four with three from each order voting, and a unanimous four-order vote would still be needed to order a strike. A proposed constitutional amendment to require two-thirds approval was defeated, a setback for strike advocates.
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Webb
New York Centre
Knigata
Downey
Chicago
Switchmen’s Union
Clamants
Switchmen's Union
Henon
Knight Oy
Friends of Peace
Ehnough
Federation
Petition for International Copyright Gains Washington Signers
A Washington petition urges passage of the International Copyright bill, arguing it would boost American authors while protecting them from unfair foreign competition. Signers include Dr Welling of Columbian University Librarian Spofford Bishop Keane Admiral Porter George Kennan Profs Newcomb Tangley Goode Mendenhall General Greely Dr Richardson Georgetown Univ General Boynton Simon Wolf Prof Alex Melville Bell Garrick Malley D Swan Burnett and De N S Lincoln.
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Congress
Washington
House of Representatives
Committee On Patents
Welling
Columbian University
Spofford
Bishop Keane
Catholic University
Admiral Porter
George Kennan
Newcomb
Tangley
Goode and Mendenhall
General Greely
Richardson
Georgetown University
Boynton
Simon Wolf
Alex Melville Bell
Garrick Malley
D& Swan Burnett
de. N.S Lincoln
Pope’s tribute to Newman noted in Aug letter
The Pope writes Cardinal Manning expressing sympathy over Cardinal Newman’s death. He says he is deeply grieved by the departure of a man of learning writings and piety who added splendor to the sacred college and that he will continue to pray for Newman’s soul.
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Newman Loxnos
Cardinal Manning
Cardinal Newman
Sacred College
Stock health and feeding tips from St Louis Republic
Stock care guidance urges early feeding and proper shelter to maximize market weight. It advises separating sick cattle after a mystery county loss and preserving water quality, with emphasized use of mangers and organized housing to reduce waste and improve fattening efficiency.
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Alex
North Piette
Ferdinand Rubin
Dickinson County
Kan
St. Louis Republic
Farm notes on fencing pasture crops and fruiting canes
Agricultural snippets discuss fencing costs, bluegrass grazing, poultry crowding effects, and the value of straw from wheat and oats. It notes farmers in Johnson County saving straw, corn replanting efforts, and rising corn prices aided by recan trains. Also covered are seed corn selection, raspberry bed maintenance, and annual pruning and manure practices for stronger canes and better yields.
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Johnson County
Nob
Hari
Recan
Tarkio
Russell County
Russell (Kan
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Lincoln
Cicada
Edward
Isham
Robert T. Lincoln
Legation
White
England
Court of St. James
M Vicker's Theater
International Copyright
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