Knights of Labor Conventions Digest Revolving Reforms
Richmond and Bremsond Va report the Knights of Labor conven tions endorsing state assembly representation changes, library support, anti convict labor measures, and mercy pleas for Chicago condemned men. Resolutions favor colored apprentices, woman suffrage, and co operation funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucsoxa
Knights of Labor Conventimn
National Assembly
Charlotte Smith
Woman's Industrial League
General Assembly
Ricamono
Ireland
Knights of Labor
Washington
Congress
Executive Board
Knights
Bremsond
Committee On Finance
Bremmonp
The
Mary Hanafin
Mary O'Reilly
Nettie Hardison
Chicago
United States
China
Powderly
Election Tuesday to choose officers in many states
The first Tuesday in November will see state officers Congress members and legislators chosen in California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Texas and Wisconsin. Some states vote only for Congressmen Arkansas Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Mississippi Oregon Rhode Island Virginia West Virginia and Florida have varied electoral plans. New York votes on a judge and Assemblymen plus a contemplated constitutional convention.
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California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Minois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Caroline
Tennessee
Texas
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Oregon
Rhoda Island
Virginia
West
Chicago Strike Ends as Pinkerton Guards Fire on Crowd
The Chicago strike ends with Pinkerton guards firing into a crowd on Halsted Street, killing Terence Begley. Knights of Labor member T. P. Barry orders locked-out workers to return to the ten hour system. Armour's beef-packing and Swift & Co. plan shifts. violence prompts mass arrests and a multistate response. Sir HL McPherson, a British general, dies of fever in Burma.
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Chicago
Cutcase
T. P. Barry
Knights of Labor
Swift & Co
Nelson Morris
Pinkerton
Danas
Halsted Street
Tereace Begley
Armour
Frank Joy
Thirty-ninth Street
Terence Begley
Lake
Wallace Street
Terence Regiey
Guy
Central Station
Armory
Twenty-second Street
Harrison Street
William Pinkerton
Robert J. Bartram
R. D. Loomis
Guy Reivers
Emmons—Shaw
Joseph Hill
Walter Andrews
Commission
Western
Tates
Cudahy
Burke's Hall
Barry
Richmond
Congress Nominations Across Several States Reported
The article lists congressional nomination results from multiple districts and parties, including Illinois Second District G. W. Woodman Rep, New York Fourteenth James Wood Rep, Massachusetts First Rev EBH Hatfield Pro, Connecticut Third Frederick Hyde Dem, and more. It notes changes, acceptances, and minor platform shifts, with further Tuesday and Wednesday nominations across New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
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W. Woodman
New York
James Wood
Massachusetts
Rev. EB
H. Hatfield
Connecticut
Frederick Hyde
Richard McCormick
T. Hopkins
L. D. Sackett
J. McGuire
T. J. Campbell
Ind
J. D. Donovan
V. White
W. Bourke Cochrane
New Jersey
H. A. Brower
Democrats
R. J. Vance
New Britain
Congress
Vance
Cox
County Democracy
Tammany Democrats
Felix Campbell
P. P. Mahone
A. M. Bliss
T. N. Campbell
F. B. Spinola
T. A. Merriam
W. Bourke Cochran
E. L. Viele
J. W. Downs
J. D. Latvson
Charles §. Baker
L. A. Spaulding
Joseph E. Haines
Herman Lehrbach
Pennsylvania
H. C. McCormick
L. E. Atkin
Wisconsin
Gustav Kusterman
Illinois
J. B. Taylor
The Episcopal councils debate church unity and name change
The Ep І scopal council wrestled with a proposed church name change, appellate court plans, and work among colored people. Debates covered unity, liturgical acceptance, and future conventions in New York City 1888 and ongoing efforts on social issues.
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Episcopaltans
Caronao
Episcopal Convention
Corning Judd
St. James Church
Mahlon N. Gilbert
Min
House of Deputies
Episcopal Triennial Convention
Diopose
Wni‘orm. Ciiaco
Court of Appeals
Episcopal House of Deputies
Chicago
Newton
Virginia
Maryland
Committee On Christian Union
Hopkins
Pennsylvania
One Holy Catholic Church
Hodges
New York City
Washington
Congregationalists
Congregational Council
American Congregational Union
L. H. Cobb
Curoaco
Congregational National Council
Ciay
Free Will Baptists
Carcaco
Congress
Worcester
Mass
Carcano
Quint
New Hampshire
Rice
Danvers
Msas
Noble
Yi. Oe
Mi “ Baiebhy
Minor News Items From Week Ended Out
A digest of late 19th century items noting population figures for Madison Wisconsin, naval funding requests from France, a salt bed find in Williamson Kansas, a Louisville tobacco company failure, and other brief items. Also mentions fires, shipyard losses, accidents, and various political and crime notes.
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Labor Congress
Mercy
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Metropolitan OperaBouss
Cleveland
Grace
Abbott
T. DeWitt Talmage
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central Railroad Company
P. M Arthur
Brotherhood
Quincy
J. 8. Post
Post
HK. D. Wilkins
America
Oglesby
Fairchild
Logan
Joan C. Black
Cullom
Martin Beam
W. B. Anderson
Jamoa
Martin
John M. Atherton
Sesson
National Protective Association
Japan
San Francisco
Peking
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Tokio
Seoul
Corea
Okinawaken
Jake Sharp
Jake" Sharp
Broadway Railway
Grand
Broadway Railroad
James W. Foshay
Broadway Road
James Richmond
Sharp
Foshay
Qasland
Supreme Court
St. Louis
Frank Seebold
Philip Lutz
Philip Deffoo
William Kaufman
Mississippi River
Carroll Street
Seebold
Lixcouy
Neb
Fairfield
Wapmaerck
Dale Mores
Haddockee
Rosaling
Bismarck
Francisco
Finkerton
Packers
Raxgooy
HL. T. McPherson
Burmah
Fiawen
Grange Mountains
Mercer County
Lawrence Mills
Bussex County
Blue Ridge
Dunspirn
D. T
Cariaco
St. Louis Brown Stockings
Cuica00
Bt.Louis
Curiaco
Jestous Hugbaud
Inmranarouis
Henry Zigler
National Hotel
Annie B. Hutchinson
Tortugas
Barcelona
Havana
Boston
D. R. Sparks Milling Company
F. D. Melner
Litchfield
Dorr
Dorr, Allison & Co
Alligon
National Mills
Alton
Ill
Carrollton
Medors
Plainfield
Wasumeorow
D. H. Maury
United State
United States of Colombia
Ban Fuanciaco
Hooloc
Ie Tonquin
Erkan
Gioucksixs
Weavers Dipthiet
Tena
Yalupd Aed
Zotharlees
Christian Unity
Madison
Wis
Wellington
Kan
Rudolph Finzer Tobacco Manufacturing Company
Louisville
Globe Works of Juvet & Co
Canajoharia
N. Y
India
Aplift Missionary Society
King Bron. & Co
Cincinnati
Manning
Treasury Department
Pacific
Constant Dephilander
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegis Bros. & Co
Pittsburgh
Germany
Ont
George W. McMullen
Troy
Converse, Callius, Merrill & Co
A. L. Hotchkin
Bnow
Cheboygan
Mich
Catskills
Cape Cod
Mary Anderson
Ias
Dublin
Charleston
H. P. Ransom
Lexington
England
Shreve
Louisiana Board of Health
Biloxi
Miss
W. M. H. Cobleigh
East Saginaw
Atlanta
Supreme Court of Georgia
Republic of Ecuador
Wichita
Wheeling
W. Va
Black Diamond
Isabel
Tulane University
New Orleans
8. H. van Dorn
Buckingham
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
William
Ibis
Frederick William
Nashville
Tepa
Hirsch Brothers & Co
Hirsch & Lowanstein
Home
Edmunds
Noewde
Ina
L. Williams
Prosbyterian’ Board
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