Reading Railroad Strike Ends With Arbitration Sought
Puma Appenta Pa December 27 The Reading railroad empties strike ended as crews will return to work today with employer backing during arbitration. A committee of employees proposed arbitration and Superintendent Sweigard agreed after a night meeting. Knights in Reading had earlier decided not to strike influencing the outcome.
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Reading Railroad
Sweigard
Knights In Reading
Trains Running Normal After Readings Dispatch
Philadelphia dispatch to President Corbin reports all trains operating as usual in New York and Reading system. Engines were reassigned to old crews and by 10 o clock work will resume. men report at stations citywide and business expected to return to normal soon.
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Philadelphia
Corbin
Reading
Nashville Editor Littlejohn Shot by Rival Republican Faction
John J. Littlejohn editor of the Nashville Review was shot near his home by Joseph Banks a real estate agent and rival Republican. Banks allied with a faction opposed to Littlejohn in Tennessee party politics after Littlejohn backed a mayoral candidacy and accused Banks of immoral practices.
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Nashville
John J. Littlejohn
Nashville Review
Tennessee
Joseph Banks
Banks
Littlejohn
Wife shoots husband over suspected adultery in Chicago
William McAuley, a brewing firm bookkeeper, was fatally shot by his wife in Chicago. A constable charged the dying man with adultery as a warrant was issued by cigar dealer Joseph W. Mackin, who said his wife had left with McAuley to live nearby. Both women were arrested around the time of the shooting.
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Chicago
William McAuley
McAuley
Joseph W. Mackin
Stephen Girard
Girard
Gladstone Arrives at Dover Amid Welcome and Snowball Pranks
Mr Gladstone reached Dover on his continental journey amid a small crowd at the station. Some heckled while roughs outside hurled snow balls but caused no injury. A deputation in the town hall presented him with an address from Kentish liberals.
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London
Mr. Gladstone
Dover
Continent
Ife
Northwest weather report lists subzero lows across towns
St. Paul dispatch notes a cold spell with subzero readings in the northwest. Duluth 6 below, St. Paul 2 below, Huron 14 below, Moorhead 20 below, Fort Garry 24 below, Fort Totten 24 below, Guapelle 24 below, Bismarck 16 below.
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Train collision injures several near Atlantic Street
A through Long Island Railroad train collided with a rapid transit train at Atlantic Street at one this morning. Several passengers were injured, one seriously, among them unknown riders.
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Long Island Road
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Presidential Straddle and railroad reports in president's message
The president will accompany the Pacific railways commission reports with a message that straddles the issue and places the decision on which report should guide legislation on the confessing side. The Patti son report is a sweeping document proposing a complete overhaul of the system.
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Washington
Pacific Railways Commissioners
Pattison
Road debt limp toward receivership under funding plan
The speaker argues land grant roads should be placed under a receiver immediately, declaring all roads bankrupt. A majority report backs a funding bill similar to the Outhwaite or Hoar proposal, aiming to fund the Union Pacific’s entire government debt with two percent bonds in 100 installments paid semi annually.
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Senate
Committee On Pacific Railroads
House
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Manning Funeral Arrives as Nation Mourns Albany
The presidential party reached Albany at eight and proceeded to the executive mansion for breakfast. A steady stream of delegates, judges, and citizens arrived all day to honor the dead statesman. The casket lay in the parlor of James II Manning with camelias and white roses.
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Albany
West Shore Road
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James II. Manning
Funeral Procession Follows President and Cabinet Visit
Noon visit by the president Col Lamont and cabinet members preceded a somber funeral at St Pauls church. Rev Dr Reese led prayers as family attended before a large Albany gathering. The cortege moved to the cemetery with evergreen adorned bier and floral tributes.
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Albany
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Return of Judge Brinson and Bride Reunites Long Romance
In Waynesboro Georgia on December 27 the return of Judge Brinson from Franklin Tennessee with his bride marks the culmination of a lifelong romance. Brinson wooed Miss Heart while a student at Lebanon law school, faced family and church opposition, and maintained hope until reuniting with his former love in the mountains of north Georgia and east Tennessee.
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Brinson
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East Tennesee
Sylvan Wahlerah Dies After Rapid Wins in Milwaukee Mill Work
Sylvan Wahlerah, a Hungarian miller who amassed a fortune in grain speculation at the Milwaukee chamber of commerce, has succumbed after heavy losses. His $3,000,000 fortune estimated a year ago dwindled following the Kershaw & Co. failure and a loss of about $60,000. He warned partners to close out seats this morning. Wahlerah came to Milwaukee three years ago to start a flouring mill with limited capital, but luck favored him until recent losses.
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Sylvan Wahlerah
Chamber of Commerce
Milwaukee
Early Speculation and Downfall of a Wheat Trader
The dealer built a fortune by short selling at market highs and handling vast grain lots. For two years luck favored him as he accumulated wealth, but a market turn reduced his success and he finally gave up this morning.
Capital offers free Our Family Physician premium to all subscribers
The Capital announces a premium offer for every subscriber, not just new ones, to receive the book Our Family Physician. The paper claims the discount rate and widespread reach will boost circulation, urge old subscribers to recruit one new reader, and promise a $3.00 book with a $1.75 subscription.
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Wonderful Cures Reported by Rome Druggists
W. D. Horr & Co. of Rome California advertise Dr King s New Discovery Electric Bitters and Bucklin s Arnica Salve stating two years of steady sales and many cures including pronounced consumption. They claim universal satisfaction and guarantee all products. Sold by L O Gale.
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L. O. Gale
A Prospector's Life and the Claim Jumpers Tale
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The Masher at Home and Cholly on the Belt
A fragment shows dialogue with Hurry up and I ought to be dressing. Life appears as a casual fragment of a larger scene featuring characters Bob and Cholly in a domestic setting.
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Hardships of a Western Editor
A Nebraska editor explains two day delay due to a press accident. A guy rope failed causing parts to break and halt the edition. He denies intoxication rumors, cites eye injury from entering the hatchway, and notes a new gilded component will arrive on today’s train.
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Chicago Tribune
Glorious Possibilities Ahead on the Panama Canal
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Travel plans and health quips span Europe and doctors
Robinson teases Brown about a four week trip to London Paris and German capitals with Brown replying on health saying his doctor orders absolute rest. A light exchange in a cafe mocks medical cures and touts a healthy meal as best medicine.
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