Labor Federation Meets in Denver Address by Patterson
Delegates from across the United States attend the fourteenth annual American Federation of Labor convention at Tot Odd Fellows hall Denver. Thomas M Patterson of Denver delivers a keynote on labor struggles, criticizing corporations and Pullman strike policies while Gompers and British labor delegates look on.
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Denver
Colo
Odd Fellows’ Hall
United States
American Federation of Labor
New World
John Burns
Old Country
Samuel Gompers
P. J. McGuire
W. H. Marden
Organized Labor of
England
State of
Colorado
Gompers
Chris Evans
Patterson
Mollie Gundersons Limbs to Restore Walk in Chicago
Mollie Gundersen an 11 year old girl from Mandan travels to Chicago with sister urah to be fitted with artificial limbs costing 175 dollars. Funds raised by selling canceled postage stamps from generous donors. Free transport provided by Northern Pacific and Wisconsin Central lines. If successful Mollie could return on new feet within about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotte Mandan
Monvay
N. D
Dee
Mollie
Gundersen
Urah Gundersen
Chicago
Northern Pacific
Mr. Pond
Wisconsin Central Lines
Mandan
Blint's Confession Pins Hayward as Murder Instigator
Minneapolis dispatch details Claus Blint’s confession tying Harry Hayward to Catherine Ging’s murder and outlining a plotted scheme with $2000 insurance payout. Blint says Hayward planned further killings and arson to collect insurance, with Blint to receive one fifth of the money. The confession followed a staged meeting on Lake Calhoun area and describes the execution and alibi setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Claus Blix
Harry Hayward
Hennepin County
Blixt
Catharine Ging
Hayward
Hennepin Avenue
Kenwood Boulevard
Lowry Hill
Catherine Ging
Lake Calhoun
Ozark
Mr. Bartleson
Lake Street
Excelsior Road
Catherine
Harry
Erhart
Jblixt
Eustis
Hall
Hoy
Mannix
Minnesota Railroads Report Details Earnings and Mileage Decline
The Minnesota railroad and warehouse commission released its fiscal year 1894 report, noting a rise in total mileage to 5,912.54 miles and a drop in gross earnings to 30,695,524 from 37,087,002. Net income fell to 12,576,383 while operating expenses decreased to 18,119,141. Freight moved and passenger numbers also declined, with 16,293,064 tons of freight and 6,046,841 passengers carried in 1894. One passenger was killed and 43 injured in train accidents. Average wages per year dropped to 562, though 1894 wages averaged 655 for Minnesota. The report also compares national rail mileage, noting the United States leads global rail development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Railroad and Tarehouse Commission
Minnesota
Financial matters shape senate agenda and German agrarian plans
Washington reports the finance committee will study the presidents Carlisle plan as possible Senate action and notes opposition from free silver advocates. German agrarian resolutions define aims on international coinage, tariffs, and national granaries, with echoes of American ideas and currency reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Carlisle
Finance Committee
Washinnaton
Germany
State Department
United States
DeKay
Berlin
Congress
Unifon International
Japan plans Manchuria attack near Kin-Choo
The Times Shanghai correspondent reports Japan ignored the American mediation offer. China’s appeal was futile. Japan aims to strike Kin-Choo in Manchuria eight miles from the Gulf of Liaodong, avoiding Moukden. Turnbull remains at large after Spokane arrest failed.
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Japan
London
the Times
Shanghai
China
Kin-Choo
Manchuria
Gulf of Liantung
Moukden
Turnbull
Fanco
N. D
Spokane
Norman Turnbull
Express
Gaming
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John. Burns
Thomas W. Patterson
Spring Valley
Minn
Rt. J. Moore
Fillmore County
United States Marshal
United States District Court
Winona
Johns
Preston
Fanrac
Northern Pacific Elevator
Mapleton
Consolidated Elevator Company of
Duluth
New York
George R. Sheldon
Robert Maclay
Charles T. Barney
Simon W. Omser
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Montana
San Francisco
W. L. Beebe
Port Blakely
Dubuque
Dulverr
First Congregational Church of
Rome
Mollie Gunderson
Sioux City
Grand Jury
Board of Supervisors
W. A. Kifer
J. J. Jordan
Ed Roberts
Jordan
L. I. Bevington
Hunting
Strange
J. O. Jerman
J. W. Moller
Rhys Vs. Strange
Banks of
Newfoundland
Wep
St. Joans
N. F
Commercial Bank of Newfoundland
Bill Gay
Tun Nuepurs
Cal
George Leroy
Meagher County
Mon
William Rader
James Mackey
Rosborough
Mojave County
Gross
Guatemala Steamship Line
Valparaiso
Chile
Guatemala
Pacific Mail
Salina Cruz
Panama
Graxp Raptos
Mich
Democrat
Holland City
Anne Timothy Smith
Timothy Slagg
Smith & Sligh
Blint's
Chicago Herald
the Herald
W. Riderburg
Dickinson, N. D
Frank J. Morgan
Brooklyn, N. Y
Michigan
Charlevoix
Edgar Gebo
Chris Wicks
Railoads
Auvage and Construction
Duluth, Massabe and Northern Railway
Duluth and Iron Range
America
WastinetTonn
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
Standard
Standard Oil
Financial Matters
The
Cleveland
Budd
Francisco
James H. Budd
Supreme Court
Republican State Central Committees
Lower
Mass
Ayer
Beatty
D. F. Beatty
Washington, N. J
ISIS
A. H. Pearson
Main Street
Hubbard
Palmer
A. Thompson
Omaha
Amanda
Bowdle
Pres
I, W. Sraman
Y. Pres
the Security Bank
H. R. Kibbre
1. R. Atlee
Mitchell, South Dakota
Cseneral Banking
C. G. Rathbun
Monarch
Chase & Sanborn
Lion Brand
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