Dock Laborers Reject Working With Strikers and Blacklegs
Returned dock laborers refuse to work with replacements as tensions flare at the Mansion House. Leaders defend the strike, while mediators push to keep the agreement intact and ease public opinion on the blacklegs issue amid looming government–dock disputes.
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Lexpos
Mansion House
John Burns
Blacklegs
Sblacktegs
Jone
Cas
Cardinal Manning
Union Pacific earnings show gains and lower expenses
Boston Sept 18 The Union Pacific Railroad report shows gross earnings rising year over year with a net gain of 906 882 over last September and a drop of 506 972 in expenses. Seven months ending July 1 yield gross 20 012 630 and net 7 187, a decrease from last year in gross and net earnings and more. A steamer ashore Vertumnus near New York carried fruit Jamaica to this city. all aboard saved as passengers were rescued by bathers on Long Beach. No fatalities reported and vessel likely total loss.
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Union Pacific
Bostosx
Union Pacific Railroad Company
New York
Long Beach
Mia
Sheldon
Kenry Chapman
Brooklyn
Boston Ship Lost Near Stray's Bay
Boston dispatch reports the ship South America of Boston bound for New York with sunar was lost at Stray's bay off Cape Agulhas on the Mth inst. The crew is reported saved. The vessel, owned by Hastings & Con, 1,762 tons, was famed as a fine wooden ship sailout.
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Boston
South America
County
New York
Sunar
Stray’s Bay
Capa Agulhas
South Aguica
Hastings & Con
Sailout
Woodruff admits perjury in Ives case during lengthy testimony
New York report details Woodruff confessing to perjury linked to the Henry S. Ives & Co. matter. He describes becoming a partner, later resigned, and memory gaps amid questions about Cincinnati trip, Stayner, and Starkner figures. Prosecutors deny immunity promises, while witnesses recount forgery, stock transfers, and misconduct in the brokerage affair.
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New York
Woodraft
Thevesense
Ives
Woodruff
Henry S. Ives & Co
Coramus
Stayner
Brook
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Brooklyn
Buwyers
Woodrule
A& Stayner
Beiry
Woodruf
Newark
Woodlill
Ives & Co
Dayton
Parker
Fie
Netter
Meyer, Ives
Mr. Brook
Odd Fellows Parade Lights Ohio Capitol Hall in 1890s Celebration
Columbus Ohio September 17 The hall of the house of representatives glowed with rainbow decorations for Americas event in Odd Fellows ship 8000 members arrived by train and by tonight 60000 visitors will be here Sovereign Grand Lodge of IOOF met with officers Underwood Bushee Ross and Shephard present The report shows a large year to year increase in membership and assets across lodges encampments and cantons with detailed counts and regional travel from Switzerland Britain and Canada
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House of Representatives
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Ieport
Grand Sire
Colembus
Hall of the Hone of Representatives
America
G. A
Grand Lodge
Ohio
John C. Underwood
Columbus
Charles M. Bushee
Raleigh
N. C
Theodore A. Ross
Isaac + Shephar
Philadelphia
Aileen Traint
J. W. Venable
Henkingeilie Kry
John Ih Albin
Conard
John NS. Perkins
Charena
He Frazier
Hington
Board of Trabe Rooms
Foraker Anul
Bruck
Ohio Grant Lodge
Sire
Ad Sire
Adjutant Cenerals
E&aponent
Banc
Ross
United States
Holces
Turuds
Avested Funda
Luwumaber
Rebekahy
Rebekah Lodge
Riliet
Jivery
Switzerland
Tinfeld
Culucin
Henry Rooertson
Collinswood
Col
PF. Campbell
London
Wrengis Nae
Osha Prank Fiedeleth
Lontonget
Robert Tockin
Kromwaier Benjani Greavier
Charloteinwa
Charloteinwa. Py
Colubia
Wiilian Wie
Mani
Anderson
James Pe Fank
Poamark
Jennyy
Vations
Conscious contribution reaches Whitlam with quirky note
In Hin Wasnixetox on September 17 a conscious $200 envelope arrived for Secretary Whitlam. The letter accompanying the gift reads This Jatunkle Surn Put it to his kredit, showcasing a peculiar mis-spelling and playful tone in an early 20th century civic moment.
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Comscience
Wasnixetox
Chicago
Whitlam
Jatunkle Surn
Kredit
Ives Case Witness Details Stock Scheme Quiet Bank Suspicion
Witness Tellacfa described Ives discussing control of stock by the company to shield officers from over issuance. Ives allegedly issued bogus shares, erased a signature to mislead a bank registrar, and rushed certificates to Burns. He said unused stock would be canceled and four remaining shares were burned by Ives. Secret stockholder meeting authorized buying out standing stock. Trial to resume.
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Tellacfa
Woodrul
Ives
Convmny
Zimmerman
Burns
American Exchange National Bank
Witne
Witness
Bob Younger Dies in Minnesota Prison at 34
Bob Younger, Missouri outlaw, died of consumption at 10 20 last evening in Stillwater Minnesota aged 34 after thirteen years imprisonment. He told his brothers Jim and Cole to stay as he had only hours left and sank gradually while retaining his faculties. He likely will be buried in his native Missouri county. He had never participated in any lawless act apart from the Northwelt affair.
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Stillwater
Minn
Bob Younger
Missouri
Jim
Cole
County
Bob
Death Duet at the Mary Yard Tunnel Collision
The coroner's jury probes a dual fatal crash on the east side Va road near the Mary Yard tunnel. Evidence shows orders to bob up trains ignored, causing a northbound and southbound express collision. Grand jury to decide next steps.
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Washisdon
Juey
Mary Yard
Tao
Geuherd Quelcole
Inquiry Into Lunacy Declared Of Hingtin Sept 1y
A lunacy inquiry into Hingtin, tied to a nose-pulling incident with Governor Beaver, was halted when Gen. Schofield suspended the examination order. Maj. Armes, prepared for the庭 garden inquiry, had invited a physician and friends to witness, but received notice of the suspension in the afternoon.
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Hingtin
Armes
Beaver
Schofield
Maj. Armes
A Veautiful Girl Personal Crisis Reports
A Veautiful Girl reports a personal crisis in Burrows Falls Vermont. Della ker aged 18, committed suicide by drowning at Langdon. She was described as beautiful and accomplished. She was an intimate friend of Miss Skinner of Keene and Miss Walker of Springfield who both previously attempted suicide last winter. They all attended Vermont academy together in the past.
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Burrows Falls
Dellaker
Langdon
N.el
Miss Skinner
Keene
Miss Walker
Springfield
Ail Ibree
Vermont Academy
Nuisance Sentence For Railroad Fence Erection
Swiftford, general superintendent of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, was fined 1000 and sentenced to six months in jail for maintaining a nuisance by erecting a fence along the Philadelphia and Reading line, of which he was connected in May.
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Philapeldhoa
Sweiford
Philadelphia and Reading Talroad Company
Dudee Fintetter
Tinhiduphia and
Keating Railroad Company
Johnny Mannigan Surrenders to Court in Chicago Bribe Case
Cucado Sept 17 Johnny Mannigan the ex city commissioner accused of a boodlit fled Chicago two years ago and returned to surrender after walking into Horton's court. He asked to give bail. Bail set at $400. The bail was furnished and he left the court recording.
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Johnny Hiunnigan
Cucado
Johnny Mannigan
Ceuty
Chicago
Gieescape
Cumidin
Duder Horton
Sh Wte
Pantie
Lingnan Worker Killed Repairing Live Wire
New York reports John Powers 28 a dueman for Bersh Aleotricht company died after touching a live wire while repairing an electric light line. He fell from a ladder and died an hour later. Rochester freight wreck on Auburn branch leaves Engineer Mactivezor dead and body unrecovered. train struck two cars on a dead side track near Brighton. cause likely asleep at switch. fireman uninjured.
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Lingnan
New York
John Powers
Dueman
Bersh Aleotricht Comany
Tlev
Rochester
Auburn
New York Central
Brighton
Mactivezor
Lis
TANNERS SUCCESSOR The Gentleman Arrives in the National City
Maj. Warner of Missouri arrives in Washndox at Secretary Noble’s request amid talk he will be commission er of pensions. Other G A R figures like Fairchild and Rea named, but Warner’s candidacy dominates. Warner may quit his Missouri Pacific solicitor post worth about $10,000 yearly for a $5,000 pension post. Congressman Wade and Representative Lamb voice support, while friction with Tanner’s pension bids and department chiefs continues to roil.
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National City
Noble
Fairchild
Rea
Bussey
Tanners
Washndox
Maj
Warner
Missouri
Grand Army of the Republic
Warner Stock
Maj. Warner
Interior Department
Missouri Pacific Railway
Congressmain Wade
Congress
Lamb
Indiana
United Ne Press
Wahington
S.ent
Sol Tanner
Ini
Panner v
Tanner
Aner
District of Columbia replies to Mayer Grant on exposition plans
Washington dispatch reports the District of Columbia Board of Commissioners replying to a letter from Mayer Grant of New York. The response declines hosting the exposition in DC and expresses support for New York as the site, citing local authorities and civic interest in the nation’s capital. The letter is signed by President J. W. Dorariss and details cooperation to honor the country’s industrial progress. A Gettysburg veteran later discovers his long-buried gun at a Wilkes-Barre area site.
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District of Columbia
Mayer
Washington
Leonor
Tie Ie Lowe
Hirch J. Grant
Phe Commission
Ubhinet
Ington
Coc
Uistries
IMR
New York
Tie Us Sry
Aumern
Colin
Tasis
Wwe
Iowa
United States
J. W. Dorariss
Tresienr Board of Cammissioners
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Foodruff
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Ivis
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Woodfull
Woodsit
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Tobert
Theodore M. Nevins
Finn
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Edward S. Steiner
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Wells, Pare & Co
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