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Newspaper
Los Cerrillos Rustler
Location
Los Cerrillos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1890
Page
6
A broad Washington summary recounts Senate and House actions on tariff and labor bills, including the Southern War claims, alien labor restrictions, and pension measures. It notes President approvals, bond issues, and international arbitration talks, with scattered domestic incidents and strike news across cities.
The report merges labor disputes between seamen and firemen against employers with a New York Aldermen census controversy and a string of global events. A Savannah to Albany excursion, a deadly shooting over a woman's courtship, Vienna congress resolutions, Salonica fire devastation, Prague bridge collapse, and a Cincinnati judge's death are noted, alongside tariff debates, bank failures, and a New York Central wreck. The piece closes with reform rhetoric from Henry George, single tax advocates, and Kickapoo enrollment resistance, signaling broad social, political, and economic tensions.
Texas exodus reports rise as Joss Ken ticks outlaw captured at Yellow Creek. Governor Engle appears set for re election in Arkansas with bigger Democratic margin. Conway sees a killing, McAlmont stirs, New Orleans scaffolding collapse kills one, injures several. An Alabama Lewisville & Nashville express robbery by a lone veteran bandit is reported. West Virginia Fourth District GOP nominates CH Staith for Congress.
In St Louis on Sept 4 Judge Thayer denied the American Preserves Company's bid for an injunction against the Taylor Manufacturing Company over alleged breach of a fruit jellies and butters agreement. The rare case tests courts power to compel members to honor contracts. A second brief notes Mrs Brown's attempted suicide at Elmwood Cemetery for her husband’s grave in Kansas City.
An old promotional ad touts Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy with a 500 reward claim for curing catarrh and related head symptoms. It extols quick relief from catarrhal headaches offensive breath and sense impairment, fighting false claims and urging readers to buy from druggists. The copy also mentions a catalog and warns against counterfeits.
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