Factional Labor Strife and Parnell Campaign Costs Explored
The piece surveys splits in labor and reform movements, detailing Barry’s faction, Powell Derley followers, and the cost of campaigns like the Parvell commission. It notes proposed funding for home rule efforts, legal actions, and parliamentary conduct, with strong voices from ex presidents about constitutional reforms and the restraint of modernization. It also cites Philadelphia crime statistics, murder counts, suicides, and debates on societal causes and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Monty
Yarnell
Parvell Commission
Laglind Waioh
Devili
England
Mmonya
Parnell
Party Reneon Co
Electric Sparks Cause City Fire and Riots Under Investigation
Denver and Pueblo officials deny a smallpox outbreak amid a Denver fire that destroyed Palane hotel and three Bradford Pa blocks. A Omaha railway office in St Paul burned. five injured as a wave of fires hits multiple cities. Des Moines reports a $75,000 loss from Harnett Lishtenateio retail merchants. Robberies tied to railroad men spark broader indictments. losses near $290,000 with thirty six locomotives stripped. Foster family scandal grows as funds are wired to gratuity fund. Train wreck near Nan Tallmadge kills five. victims burned and survivors rescued from wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Denver
Posblo
Val
Sur Palane
Bradford
Omaha Railway
Bu Paul
Des Moines
Harnett & Lishtenateio
Rmwan Opoe
Chickzo
Misaouri
Tuxzux
Pennezisania Railroad
Avery Railroad
Haring Buett
New York
Wilam B. Foster
William RR
Foster
Produce Exchange Gentaity Fund
Nan Tallmadge
Kix
Various Fragments Highlight Turbulent Times in 19th Century Press
The report mentions Mr Parnella’s litigation costs with the Times totaling £30, a youth performing in Little Lord Fauntleroy, and a bankruptcy bill advancing via 24 Articles. It outlines a Hyde colliery explosion with seven rescued, around 125 feared dead, plus political shifts, anarchist agitation, and a plan by Luxpon tradesmen to price controlled fish and certain foods for households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnella
The
Times
Maxz Dioxens
Noy
Clint
Pares
Lord Fountieray
Pais
Senate
Papamo Sunal Company
Hyde
Mancheater
Ma. Witeon
Summons
Guvan
Lanarkwire
Gladylone
Eny
Seme
Aenate
Chamber of Deputies
Luxpon
Semcoba Beach
Wealth and politics mix in scattered 19th century notes
A garbled dispatch cites Vanderbilt wealth rising to 274 million and Gould's illness amid oblique mentions of a probate for Artemas Wra. It records Florida land entries near 1,206,363 in a year, Utah wine finds, and a Pennsylvania oil enterprise. Local U.S. politics discuss a prohibition amendment, with a June special election planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onr Nore
Wall Strait
California
Pennsylvania
Tru Intereating Foot In
Varderbilt
Pirax Gould
Gould
Dousne
Florida
Waa
Wm. Dowrsn
Hantington
Ind
Bern
Utah
Charles F. Brown
Artemas
Wan
Brown
Harmunrza
Jone
Bank and crime chaos as multiple incidents hit region
Reports describe arrests for forged checks and bank embezzlement in Gray County, plus a deadly armed clash near Wichita and a jewelry heist in Mammary Iowa. A bank collapse near Pictaburg hints at large fund shortages, while a Seamen’s Bank treasurer faces scrutiny over fund misappropriation and church estate fraud totaling tens of thousands.
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Warars
Decutar
Tox County
A. B. Steisur
Mammary
Iowa
Agrex
Orool
Wichita
Junior
National Capital Talk Hints At Extra Session
Reports say extra session talk dominates Washington as filibuster concerns and pending treaties stir debate. US Britain extradition prospects appear unlikely to move soon amid protests over Nicaragua Costa Rica tensions and canal disputes. Diplomats note arbitration between US and allies. orders issued for Atlanta airship to Port au Prince. Union Iron Works and Navy finalize ship conditions.
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Rennion
Great Britain
Agaloet
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Cansl
a@tate
U.3. Se
Waszmaton
D. C
Howell
United Etstes
Atlanta
Port-au-Prince
Wau
United States
Wasurmatom
Nervy Department
Union Iron Works
Ban Frea | Placo
Trial of the Srainer Charleston and Wheat Crop Figures
The board of naval officers will be appointed to examine the repair in the dry dock and to witness the trial. The Department of Agriculture at Washington estimates this year's wheat crop at 414,633,000 bushels valued at 834.00 0,000, with the total crop 1,947,790,000 bushels valued at 067,561,680. The strong wheat showing depresses the market. Congress debates territorial admissions and public works across multiple states, with discussions on statehood for New Mexico, Dakota division, and river and harbor appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Board of Naval Officers
Eer
National Department of Agriculture
Washington
Cati
Baewitz
Menstgek Fn
Baron
Baydl
Senate
Committee of Foreign Relations
Ben. Collom
Uinols
Ugaloes
Bonday
Thia
Variona Genaore
Sen. Piatt
North Dakota
Hhe Derout Bull
House
Teach
New Mexico
Strable
Mfr
Voorbees
Dubvin
Idaho
Outhwaite
Columbus
Ohio
Post
Tan
Bronte
Dakota
Futoar
Axsarz
Senata
Novela
SE Ucht
I Hovax
Mowpax
Levine
Committee On Military Auta
Omaha, Fort Dodge & Southern Rurroad Company
Fort Haven
Yarion
Banany
Michiger
House of Repre
Lewis
Palmer
Sen. Dawe
United States
Indiana
Haid
Cook
Rouvix
Wanderer
Onl
Republic of Mezico
Lower
California
United Sates
Pageou
Wilinois
Requent
Long Bil
Montgomery
Benmeks
Pagard
Lurspat
Sexare
Sonate
Allison
Joly
Hovns
Crisp
Georgia
Baodall
Siyer
Harbor
Dilly
Cheadle
McAdoo
New Jwissy
Wincentin
Sknatx
Pigeon River
Wanpaot
Laoby
Bon
Kidd
Sen. Pondelutes
Sen
Prise
Melrose
Jackson County
Farmington
la Groyse
H. A. Taylor
Laity of
Hudson
Sva. Price
Vaie
Avarment
Securisot
Assembly
Tueper
Srwate
G. A. Saylor
River Falls
Pisroe County
Trig
Nus
Sepatord
G. S&s. Taylor
W. Horton
Otha
Mineral Point
Leginlatora
Dli-Famr
Alea
Canada
Levi P. Moron
S.b Avenue
New York
Centle Garden
Caatom
Morton
Riage
Texas
Abe
Army Retiring Board
Sattuate
Masa
Ashouner Morton
Hoger—SfoPhoraon
Sewall
McPaerson
Brazil
Ind
Robert
Geetie Beery
Williamabaig
Brother
Leister
Willie Murpb
John
Peterson
Eaos Naba
Harlam
Melbourne
Janeies
Muwaukes Market
Minnavurz
Jay
Park
Gov Lowery Orders Action Over Noxubee Kemper County Turmoil
Gov. Lowery reports continued lawlessness in northern Kemper and Noxubee counties. He says white mobs are injuring and burning Negroes near Watntnk and that deputies must swiftly arrest guilty parties. He calls on sheriffs to mobilize force, send affidavits, and bill the state for extra costs, pledging support to restore peace.
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Watntnk
Mins
Luwary
Nuxobeo
Lowery
Noxubee
Kem
Abali
Cca
Items of Interest and Oddities From Various Places
A collage of scattered notes reports curiosities and oddities from across the U S and Britain. Mentions corn debt losses and counterfeit money alongside social topics such as temperance and suffrage opposition. Notes include a Confederate ram Merimac perhaps, Wall Street values, and a Harrison reception in Indianapolis.
Henry George on Irish politics and jail island law
Henry George argues the Irish could not have elected Parnell and Davitt without a lawful framework. The article cites a lengthy voice describing prisoners of state on an island, the punishment debate, and imagined fates. It notes social issues and a stream of anecdotal, heavily dialectical quotations about law, poverty, and daily life.
European tour notes and political talk fragment
A garbled report from a newspaper page recounts Henry George in New York and discussions of secret ballots in Ohio and Missouri. It mentions a travel plan via Des Moines and Minneapolis, plus a long exchange on Irish Home Rule, US party politics, and tax ideas. It also includes a lengthy excerpt about a Galapagos like island and its governor, rich with scattered details on governance, currency, and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry George
New York
Pacific Hotel
Des Moines
Iowa
Testars
Minorapolis
St Paul
Porthwest
Ohio
Columbon
Thomas G. Sherman
T.L. Thompson
Hill
Francis
Misaguri
Elmoat Cartain
Roode Soland
Connecticut
Indiana
Parnell
Davitt
Bsowdaln College
Galapagos
Albatrogs
South Pacific
Ominland
Hanador
Anid Frof Lee
Eouldor Gevorement
Convinna
Igland Wey
Chatham
Walla
Gabon
Aid
Ecuador
Bouador
Danvicia
Gar. Cobos
Menado
St. Helens
Europe
Americas
Eoagdor
Agathathiaton
Duluth
Christopher Hyalaer
Felandia
Zeal for Freedom in a Rural Kentucky River Tale
A fragmented Tiptonville Tennessee dispatch recounts a murder and mob justice near the Mississippi river town, with a convict plan and swift seizure by citizens. The piece then shifts to a long ethnographic vignette describing the life of a native river fisher, his methods, diet, gear, daily toil, and contentment with a spartan hut and scant wealth. The author contrasts harsh crime with simple subsistence living along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memente
Tiptonville
Tann
Mou
Mirrieg
By Atoheson
Palo
Fred
Shanghai
Bulag
Oateids
Great Westerns and early ocean steamship progress era
The article recounts 19th century steamship advances from the Great Western inaugurating faster transatlantic crossings in 1888 to later rivals like the Alaska and Etruria. It notes record speeds, ship names, routes, and the shift from long ocean voyages to weeks, highlighting the impact on navigation and public interest, along with brief side items on poker rooms, local notices, and market updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mreamshipe
Great
Liverpool
Boston
Halifax
Great Brifain
New York
Arizona
Alaska
Oraea
Atlantic
Sno Grubba
Rome
Biracia
Uabri Snd
Etruria
Etroria
Qnovenstown
Land
Australia
Wisconsin legislature notes confirmations and ap points
The Wisconsin Senate met with Lt Governor Ryland presiding and confirmed multiple gubernatorial appointments. Names include E. Oliver, C. P. Thayar, Jane Teager, A. M. Hayes, John Philip, Emil Wailber, Chas. Luling, Andrew E. B. Elmore, T. Atkinson, Bolton Marks, and W. Parry. Reeve appointed inspector of illuminating oils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreovsepay
Senate
Ryland
Aanate
Ensk
Minars
Oliver
C. P. Thayar
Jane Teager
Guy. Reat
A. M. Hayes
John Philip
Emil Wailber
Regenta
Normal School Board
Heard
WT. Parry
Columbia Voonty
State Board of Capurvision
T. Reeve
Rusk
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Marshfield Times
Enomas B. Nostor
Fomror
Pustin
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Knights of Labor
Powderly
Barry
Order of Aplied Labor
Oydarn
Barlington
Quincy
Mardal
Vnrike
United Boies
Presidené Bayes
All Pears
George Bancrots
Lidy
Eokoud
Daation Bradley
Et Prema
Winnald
Rhngement
Justice Gray Voiver
Andrew
Juatius Blatchford
Philadelphia
the Times
Ehob
Tay
Oshle Flaxhos
Briet
Meghades’ Bank
Pictaburg
Haubusag
Inter Acury
P. Marshall
Fbank
Wall Streo
St. George’s Church
National Capital
Congressnal
Weowaspar
Thoredey
Landry
Grand Rapids
Main
Arvery
Ren. Kroeger
Bidcke
Xnarda
Sen Boofield
Wanpaca
Reno
H. A. Teylor
M. V. Prater
Evaneville Seminary
Afr Cralie
Orale
Jautices
Ceaite
Air. Mead
Barosti
Waehbnen Conoatios
Br. Mead
Sohmacht
Mr. McMollen
Bosumont
Menier
Scomidt
Justices' Court
Mr. Bhowalner
Geo. W. Pratt
Horn
Ozaukee
E.conner
Croix Connty
Farmar
Kegroes Dulven
Cornell University
Los Angeles
Kansas
Bridgeton
R. J
Pat
Wall Street
Woman's
Christian Temporanes Union
Alavarga
London
Rangoon
Isis
Galena
Kingston
Tramaion
Genore
Harrison
Indismapalis
Carl Dender
Detroit
Grover
Lara
Billy
Michigan
Grand River Avenue
Peter
Hank
Natiye Fignerinen
Shania
Hartmont
Cvold
Reform Democratic Party Phi
Prohibit Tisniste
Democratia Prohibitiontat
Tradyra
Lis Democrats
Hoirreop
United
Noshampion
Angland
Samping
Ireland
Scotland
Chiongy
China
Lyrchld
Tures
Miteule
Pleustat
Saborman
Hinenar
Agsinas
Oansal Webb
Mr. Logie Republic
Brad
Poker
Ops
Matton
Tera Bank
Pooreas Poker
Becausn
Bai
Dolls Woodbury
A. J. Woodbury
EK. P. Hamphesy
Applaton Poat
Poullahing Campans
Reilly Clark
Lizzie Davis
Minne
Clintonville
Quarta Sanday
Miss Quay
Ming Rose Elizabeth Cleveland
Naples
Pia
Zevelda Waileao
Lew Wallacs
Arkansen
Benjamin F. Butler
Batleels
Harriet E. Cofic
Atd Aa—Oonting
Kyrle Bullen
Insuay
Copdaed
Newport
Oewseb
Doless
Fellowes Bank
Asa Dinastrogé
Pratey
Daly
Dank Owear
Wauk
Kbey Ohigokis
Tan Expryrt
Rasera
Wallatra F
Chicago
Joy
Peller
Weller
Dulier—Quilet
Ghiptenta
Cmrezgo
Jen
Texan
Itita
Michigan Town
Asazu
Mloh
Meeves Ma
Wisconsin Lequlature
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