Bonded Period Extension Concepts in Hawaiian Trade
Washington reports on the extension of the bonded period for revenue work tied to Hawaiian trade. Carter, the Hawaiian minister, contends the treaty boosts American interests, notes sugar and banking sectors gain, and disputes claims of a Pacific Coast monopoly. Also covers Portage Lake Canal costs, court rumor, revenue-collection costs, and Mississippi River Improvement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmuxetox
Carter
Hawaii
Pacific Coast
Enat
San Francisco
Manile
Cuba
Porto Rico
Manila
New York
Oceanic Mercantile Marine
Inter-Islendo Mercantile Marine
Washington
Dine Coin
Senate
Poe
Portage Lake & Lake Superior Canal
United States
Bradley
Frolingluyses
Unite States Supreme Court
Wakuingtos
McCulloch
Drewster
Wasninotos
Hississippi
Waesington
Mississippi River Commission
Dea Maines Rapids
Illinois
Ilinois River
Cairo
Columbus
Hickman
Greenville
Miss
Natchez
New Orleans
Contessia
Iron Mills Resume Work In Pittsburgh Area
Pittsburgh industrial recovery picks up as mills and furnaces resume after a month of slow orders. Amalgamated Association accepts wage cuts at Homestead while many plants like Westinghouse, Cambria, National Rolling Mill, and Sharon Iron begin full operations, promising steady pay through January and a milder winter workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Amalgamated Association Tren
Bessemer Works
Westinghouse Maching Company
Ing & Co
Cambria Iron Worker
Johnstown
Long & Co
National Rolling Mill
McKeesport
Oliver Hros. & Phillips
South Side Mills
Schoenberger Mill
Creverann
C. Jan
Brown, Bowhell & Co
Youngatown
Cleveland Rolling Mill
Prevenonen
Jane
Chess, Cook & Co
Wall
Wilson, Walker & Co
Jones & Laughlin
Singer & Nimict
Black Diamond Steel Works
Park Bros. d& Co
Slaton
Kimberly Iron Works
Valley Mill Resuimeil
Sharon Iron Company
Exposition in Manager’s Collapse Sparks Rumors
Rumors swirl as exhibitors urge immediate aid to avert a disaster at the New Orleans exposition. Talks accuse mismanagement of financial failures and wage disputes, with creditors and unions pressing for payment while the city reevaluates funding and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sang la
Jin
Currier
Wink
Stile National Bank of
Nivid
Suwyou
Joaquin
Bic
New York Governor Cleveland’s Administrative Resignation and Senate Start
The January 5 session saw Governor Cleveland named as chief executive of New York amid a formal assembly, with Dennis McCarthy elected Senate president and George Enwiw named Speaker. A message to the Legislature praised Cleveland’s two year administration for integrity, reform, and independence, while a committee notified Lieutenant Governor Hill of the resignation and the body prepared to resume business January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Reaiguin Bis Ollloe
Kaypieres
Atany
Dan
Troversor Hill
George 4
Enwii
Assuilly
Cutiuittees
Cleveland
Dennis McCarthy
Senate
Chanber
New York
Guover Cleveland
Hill
Governor Ii
Govan
Shipments of Fish Beef New York Dan 5
Shipments from New York include fish and beef as customs records note arrivals. The report mentions additional cargo such as eggs from the Lach Leven boat arriving at port, with details concise and plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dan
Gladstone Attacked Over English Policy Crisis
London dispatch notes The Times urges Gladstone and his Cabinet to resign amid Egyptian muddle and fears over a channel fleet. Reports of tremors in Spain and Granada and updates from the Congo Conference describe anti-slavery measures, European tensions, and ongoing negotiations regarding Egypt and the Congo basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
France
Chuts
Lonpor
Times of
Gladstone
Mkewlea
England
Times
Mami
Jen
Antequera
Malaga
Cortes
Chamber of Deputies
Nerja
I . MaAonro
Jan
Oulihal
Ivers
Grenada
Alhama
Atbiinuells
Arenas del Rey
A Brachy
West African Conference
Gonis
Niger
Che Congo
Congola
Philip of Sax-Cobourg
Sydney
New South, Wales
Lagos
West Africa
Prince Bismarck
New Guinea
New Britain
New Ireland
Lewal
Tonquin
Algeria
Soriguin
Negrier
Lang Son
Tritanin
Sur
Barres
Egypt
Lennon
Geneva
Grisons
Switzerland
Haute-Savoie
Mansio
Dee
Motris
Granada
Alfonse
Stanley Pool
Lower Congo
Aeschuwe
Fe Jae Ian
Legislative color in Illinois and neighboring states stalls
Multiple state legislatures report slow starts with Illinois failing to organize its lower house after a close vote tally 76 for Haines 75 for Messick and scattered votes. Senate Republicans organize. Campbell elected president pro tem Ruger’s loyalties unclear. Indiana and Michigan houses proceed with caucuses naming officers and speakers amid adjournments and protests.
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Houde
Ilinois
Ae Serixertern
Thinois
Halnes
Messick
Worminge
Haines
Senate
Campbell
Ruger
Whiting
State Drainage Association
Ind
Llouses
Charles L. Jowett
Young Democracy
David S. Gooding
I. G. Darnell
Joseph T. Fanning
A. J. Keily
Cyrus T. Nixon
Wayne County
J. W. Lamarick
Hendricks County
House
G. H. Adams
Morgan County
W. Z. Wiley
Benton County
Dan Ranger
Vermilion
Alexander Bayman
Kosciuako
Lansing
Mich
Newcomb Clark
Eagan and McCleland
Detroit
Jerverson City
ML Allen
Clay County
A. J. Tanney
Crittenden
Columpus
Jon
Ohio
Hondry
Deceyhur
Testis Cain
Southern Tornado Wrecks Homes in Clarendon County
A cyclone swept eastern South Carolina through Lancaster Clarendon and Strat counties causing extensive property damage and miraculous escapes. In Clarendon the storm cut a five hundred yard wide road through fifteen miles, wrecked many dwellings on plantations, killed livestock, and ripped clothing from victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Collamara
Lancaster
Clarendon
Strat
J. D. Werks
Mr. Connors
Mr. Weeks
Mr. Harvin
D. H. Lidel
J. J. Broadaway
J. T. Modge
W. L. Reynolds
J.T. Hodge
Iisa
Grant Relief Effort Pressed Then Put Aside
A letter from General Grant seeking relief funding was published after behind the scenes meetings with Cyrus W. Field and George W. Childs. Contacts from Philadelphia and investors, including A. J. Drexel, considered action but offered no firm commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grant
Hinself
Pho Mall
Iutterann
Cyrus
Mr. Field
George W. Childs
A. J. Drexel
Philadelphia
Field
General Grant
Childs
Mesors
Drexel
Battle at the Mines At Angus Leads to Desperate Clash
A chaotic scene unfolds as roughly forty strikebreakers, escorted by a displacing mob, are attacked by hundreds of strikers near Angus. A violent melee ensues with missiles and a warning shot fired. The confrontation shifts toward Perry where guards restore some order as crowds press and a tense night concludes with multiple injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus
Mot
Blacklega
Quan Man Ta
Raveral
Dea Morsas
Smang
Hostle
Cheie Srilset
Perry
Snake Creek
Gene Brad Mus
Dewey
Ankomwi
Stary Jug
Minor News Items From The Week Ended Deanery Five
Northern Pacific land sales for December total 29 458 acres valued at 142 106. Reports of unsettled conditions sweep northern Kansas and Nebraska. Frank Campbell to contest Weaver for Congress in the Sixth Iowa district. Various court cases and local industry notes appear, including mining revival prospects in Minnesota and Wisconsin, and incidents from Kentucky to Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rao
Northern Pacific
Kansas
Nebraska
Frank Campbell
Weaver
Congress
Lown
Schrughars
Teller
Vna National Bank
Lexington
Canna
Tn Minneadtn
Coburn & Ewing
Kansas City
Munson Mnch
Panhanilo
Texas
Port Deposit
Grand Rapids
Midh
Grand Haven
Drakesbure
Mensant Anderson
Connecticut
Tanszky
Lexington Avenue
New York
Givens
Fea
Hilinog
Wisconsin
Ull
Diry
Clevehind
St. Vickoy
Boheimian
Neta
Tir House
Kaley N
Lynchburg
Krouklvn
Detroit
Kaiie Meyer
Phil N
Howe
McAdim
Cadien
Sterling
George Stickney
Union Counsty
George Augustus Bala
Envileh
Louis Schutt
Chicago
Gotnual
St. Theresa
Quebec
Hugh Humphreys
Roderus
Til
Starvelron
Chippens
Klub
Burne
Boaey
Thalr Bor
Forced to the Wall in Cleveland Wholesale Dealer Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads like a crime notice from Cleveland with names and addresses, mentioning Buts Smith dealers in data and cape, street water and money. Text is garbled but implies a dispute or theft escalation and possible robbery at a cash value. Named individuals are unclear due to poor OCR.
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Cleveland
Buts & Smith
Data
Cape
Doliax
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Noah Hunt Schenck
St Anns-in-the- Heights Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
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Abbsville
Josep Gillespie
Tex York
Madison County
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Milwaukee
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House of Providence
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Pierro
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