End of Carnegie era strikes ends as Pinkerton clash looms
The piece outlines the Carnegie Phippa and Co Homestead strike near Pittsburgh. Employers pull back after considering an armed Pinkerton guard confrontation and the risk of a bloody march. The shift signals a choice between costly wage reductions and organized labor resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Carnugiv, Phippa & Co
Howestead
Pinherton
Aod
Buen
Ston
Pittsbury
Pinkerton
Eidderb
Electric fires and flood of disaster items across cities
A chaotic clipping reports fires and disasters from Ohio to Kentucky and Indiana. Losses cited include 1,000,000 in Ohio railcar and brick works burns, 350,000 in Fort Wayne brewery fire, and 125 vehicles and 60 trucks burned in New York area. Also noted are drownings in Illinois and a circus gate collapse in Massachusetts. A British ship collision and Vatican Bible note add to the miscellany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sowell
Maus
Bro
Aera
Mason
Horaun
Truvke Borard
Lae
Berald
Bbo Rock
Iowa
McLean County
Johpe
Reliet Fonds
Panawa
Coopersdale
Alta Craig
Ameriogu
Isle of
Palawan
Manila
Rone Walf
Well
Newcastle
N.S. W
Singapore
Uithbees
Brambie Bay
Shalta
Multiple crimes shock towns across the nation
Reports of habeas corpus bail attempts, robberies and murders unfold from towns including Qoono Tmowoo and Lyon Mwassod. Jewelers lose thousands in thefts while a woodsman named Juba Kinney is identified after a shooting. A grain dealer is convicted of warehouse fraud, and arsenic poisonings kill children in Sear City. A bank entry forgery nets a man a prison term, amid sensational court reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burglace
B. 5
Bodwell
Lyon
Mwassod
Washburo
Wis
Juba Kinney
Maran Lawrense
Autoxtzo
Uol
Tune Abraham Octez
Moezican
Quan
KB. O. Ledua
Jash Maroh
Ark
Tor Childres
Joseph Bouter
Sear City
BuLow
Little Falla
Mine
Frank Eiah
Minnesots
Toni Oorex
A, BH
King’s Clothing Intort
Broadway
Rhod
Frisda Siegel
Maro Staurant
Honavon
Desbrosses Atchet
Whitechapel Murders and London Crime News Mix
A chaotic report covers Whitechapel murders, the supposed London police confession naming William Brodie, and a series of sensational items. It cites a court appearance, stories of Olivier Boulanger, and a prize race at Sandown Park while noting a surge of police presence and a new lodge proposal amid political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goran Bouravoit
Loo Ato
Tieuue
Los
Araor
London
Whitechapel
William Brodie
Brazil
Abedi
M. Ametin
Wavrian
Ckpture Parteke-Pringe
Nut
Lues
Wonton
Sandown Park
England
Duke of Portland
Ayrshire
Capul
Hotel planning in Conoyeesmin Respia apoknn era
A jumble of names and events notes potential hotel development in Conoyeesmin Respia apoknn near Wratingtoo. Mentions a candidate for Speaker in Hort Hogs of Represserbairen, a gun inventor Garzino now 71, and coal company sale to English syndicate for 1.45 million with stock at 5.9 million. Also covers local deaths, political figures and ship incident reports.
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Puinapzrestaa
Mitu
Garzino
North
Carollas
Nixion Power
Winovaeln
Carsville
Govenon Ros
Kensar
United States
Benatora
Andruw Johnson
Santa Fe New Mogivan
B. D. Ho
Thanic
Notutog
Gustav Napis
Houghton
Mish
Snd
Nagy Ferancr
Baron Hungary
Hedrabels
Yasraago
Napoleon
Turine
Moelis Brehmer
Cincinnati
Jorlea
National Capital Appointments and Indirect Health Notes
The National Capital reports multiple appointments including Lianrz J. Penny of Kanwar named to edit the Rabulliom Hioardy publication and Howace A. Taypis named Commissioner of Relrugee ahead of oath and duty. The British minister to the United States, Sir Johan Pan noulole, sails from New York on the Enruria for England returning in October. A New health update notes improved conditions for Conauxbaman Randace at Wallingford and no fever information from yellow fever investigations in Ovion. various stray editorials and humorous digressions follow with medical and domestic cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lianrz J. Penny
Kanwar
Howace A. Taypis
KR. J. Heatatay
Fiedlas
Ohio
Ovion
Combs
Brownsville
Tux
Mexico
Srans Blake
Itliavia
Crofeld
Denry
Fislde
Vermont
St. Johor
Qnt
Jasper P. Bradley
West Virginia
Southamptos
Engane
Feohat
Michigan
Pladias Negras
Archibald J. Sampoon
Indiana
New Oastle
Eng
Washmoron
D. C
Ore
Jas. L. Caldwell
Nebraska
Union Puatfia Railroad Company
W. A. Selah & Co. Ovi
Mystery Package Robbery at Milwaukee Post Office
A report from Milwaukee discusses a registered package found at the post office, triggering police and Secret Service inquiries. The package’s origin and contents remain unclear, with theories centering on a rail gap near processing areas and potential mishandling. No conclusive clues have been found by investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Tystotloe
Nuewaukrg
Win
Casside Rabin
Unsidek
Hcad
Poacmanter Paul
Secret Service Department
Chicago
Sig
Exton
Public Opinion urges religious instruction in public schools
A religious-education pamphlet discusses combining secular schooling with daily religious practice. Cardinal Gibbons argues for integrated catechetical instruction, stressing daily religious atmosphere in schools, while Thomas Hill defends prayer and Bible reading as essential to public education. The piece notes concerns about denominational balance and the state’s role in religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Earth
Tiny Bu
Thomas Hill
Republia
Atace
Ex Governor Nelson Dewey believed alive after apparent death
A dramatic retelling recalls ex Governor Nelson Dewey's alleged death and burial being interrupted by a post mortem scare. The account describes his fevered delirium, near burial, and a coffin mishap with a tack injuring a coffin interior, followed by Dewey's later recovery and reflections on his and his era's political life in Cassville and Lancaster.
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Cesar
Apesker
St. Paul
de Globe
Patstupsy
Cassville
Lancaster
Mudicon
Nelson Dewey
Hamilton
N. Y
Camm
Ville
Geamt
Jon
Ninon & Bronaog Taal Setate
Dicenas
Kovernor
J. Allon Bucher
Dewey
Fogies
Smong
Whit Wan
Register of Deeds
Grans County
Wisconsin
Coun
Fta
Lesving
Lunbat
Catherine Done
Jertiog Doug
Logle
W. P. Dewey
Yankton
Oak
Jreen
Episcopal
Private Schools in Public Life Sparks Debate on Education
A discussion cites Dr Hill and Prof W T Harris on state duties toward parochial schools. Arguments touch on public duty, religious influence in public education, and the balance between civic formation and religious liberty. The text references a murder motive as robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Aste
Hove
Bolsk
W.T. Harris Vases
We Won't Go Rome Origin and Phonograph Tales
A New York paper recounts Prof Basel tracing the tune We Won't Go Home Till Morning origin via Napoleonic Africa. It includes Bedouin joy, European transfer in eleventh century, and a phonograph demonstration with pianist von Bulow, Edison, and Kadison in Orange New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basel
Epoach
Napoleon
Egypt
Taia
Plassic
Vox Bolow
Madison Krew
Hhi Edison Phonograph
Goodwin
Hans von Betow
Thie Conates
New York
Kadison
Orange
Edison
Tao
von Bulu
Isim
von Below
Tore
von Bulow
California Supreme Court Reverses Divorce Ruling in Altbon Case
The California Supreme Court reverses Judge Sunldsan e decision on the Saxton divorce, ruling that Sarah Altbon was not a wife to Sharon and ordering a new trial to determine rights and property. The court finds no evidence of cohabitation or marriage consummation, upholding a declaration that the marriage lacked solemnization and that secret marriages are void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joux B. Buuron
Hue
Ponteus
Einka
Malis Naboonl
Noat Zancayilly
Ashe
Thor
Blader Bisa Trou
Pnanoraco
Saxton
Etate Supreme Gapet
Jody Bullivan
Sarah Altbon
State Supreme Court
Stutra
Bovivsa
Supreme Court
Sarah
Sharon
Tenos
Bar
Sullivan
Bia
Dogman
Abe
Bhia
Banronana
Lincoln era tale of Bennie and Blossom amid war
An 1860s narrative fragment follows Bennie, a wounded young soldier, his sister Blossom racing to the President after Bennie faces execution for desertion. The scene shifts from a rural household to the White House as Blossom pleads mercy, while Lincoln weighs the value of a life against duty and national conflict. The piece blends personal sacrifice with national duty, ending with a dramatic but non-graphic appeal for clemency and moral reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanule
Allan
Benio
Hogeohuld
Owen
Tia
Mr. Allan
Bastlefield
Jommie
Jemmie
Mr. Owen
Benuia
Duryudd Coronel
Jeminie
Murat
Bennie
Buiven
Benokoe
Dupot
Button
Dao
Ande
Pot
Charlea Weadley
Byan
Sarah Power
Sionason
Asa Barriots
Warbington
Bonnie
Pereident
New York
Ennicetor
Washington
Apollo
Blowsom
Bronsom
Mr. Linnois
Blorrom
Benvir
United States
Blossom
Lindos Benniv
Herrond
Abraham Lincoln
Shell
White House
Bia
Chicago
Dent
Xradex
Lincoln
Fesdurs
Cowa Bulla
Anid
Hoge
Mar Comrede
Leary
Gu. Daly
Dan Miione
The Chinese Plague and Death Toll in Hong Kong Fire
Snapshot from 19th century dispatches describes widespread famine and exposure abroad. Reports from Ban Feaxdtaoo note 87 thousand dwellings burned and 37 hundred dwellings destroyed, with hundreds dying daily. steamer Belgi o arrives from Hong Kong and Yokohama, while Rev. J. Crowlet dies mid-journey. A separate item from Wicarra details a man believed dead reappearing. a blood-stained pin suggests murder, but he returns alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Feaxdtaoo
Hbelgio
Bong Kong
Yokohama
Tae
Tosbow
Hemes
Nesey
Rev
J. Croewlet
Ching
Shanghai
Tientsin
Strikers Return to Work After Wage Dispute
Fourteen workers at Muskegon Shingle and Lumber mill threatening strike for 25 cents a day advance. Company warned potential shutdown days. Strikers met and decided to resume work at $1.76 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moartney
Mlot
Muskegon Shingle and Lumber Company
Till Company
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Marshfield Times
Tupatas
Nortox
Perussea
Pennsylvania
Juar
Yale
Rutsanu
Angelus
America
M. Besretin
Lin
France
Juan Frencuin Millot
Boution
Fron
Amurican Ark Association
Amiorion
Bank of France
Milwankss
Horn
Theo
Mitwaokue
Schouck
Vatican
Rome
Julius
Waolion
Nasercote
Tenn
McKendree’s
Polk Mension
Polh
Fox
Lars Winneuago
Brighton
Forepaugh
Philadelphia
Bxogs
Temn
American Express
Qoono
Tmowoo
Lospox
Atb
Shuru
Prince of Wales
Briet
National Capital
Uerent
Langdor
Iosikwild
Indscabang
Themes Hill
Dr. Sayags
W. T. Hayriz
Sears
Servia
Rene Ul
Berlin
Hes
Bapges
Bolak
Loulevillo Post
Agra
Bevery
Sm Michaal Bolsk
Home
Sawah Altima
California
Supreme Gapel
Sunldsan’e
Harris Citer
Germany
Adbaaam Lincoln
Colin
Mr. Bishop
A. H. King's
Alien
Rew
York
Manny
Anne
Frieda Bis Post
Ingalls
Tagalla
Dr. Tanner
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mark Toralo
Hartford
Weiter
New York Graphic
Onter Conservatory
Sullivan-Kilraio
Raovally
Jules Rogier
Mumphia
Mitchell
She
Hogan
Hugor
Kid
Mr. Mitchell
Sudh
Ges
Mitchell Thorghtby
Bullivan
Chan Hilly
Pease
Minisuppi
Tooumap
New Orleans
Hawaa
Hiwankee
Muwaurux
Keller Cowle
Keller
Park
Cascano
Whear
Caah
Weller
Elbe
Muller
China
Wicarra
Kan
E. Brown
Hla Uunge
Hu Sap
Limser
Woran
Kelly Dace
Mario Antiouette
Sddianonion Paria Theater
Janes Boekmsis
Waahington
Jemone
Fayngo
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