Dock companies concede demands as wage raise delayed
London laborers win concession with wage increases not taking effect until January 1. Burns and Tillet accept the terms as dock companies yield. Royal meeting in Italy sparks speculation over Queen Victoria and Prince of Wales abdication plans. Cabinet in Washington decides against an extra congressional session.
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Victoria
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Quaife
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New cruiser Philadelphia launched at Cramp Yards
The Philadelphia cruiser was successfully launched at Cramp’s ship yards in Philadelphia at 11:45 AM. Miss Minnie Wanamaker christened the ship with a wine bottle, amid cheers as the vessel slid into the river. Armament includes twelve 6 inch guns, six 6 pounders, six Hotchkiss cannons, four gatlings, two torpedo tubes, with 300 crew and 50 tons of coal.
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Cramp’s
Minnie Wanamaker
Weekly Trade Signs Point to Broad Improvement
G Buin & Co reports real improvement across business, larger crops, stronger foreign demand, and better money conditions. Wheat and corn prices fall modestly as exports stay strong. livestock, oats, and oils rally with steady pork and higher hogs.
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Dynamite Blast Kills Two at Jacksonville River Jetty
A dynamite explosion at the St Johns river mouth near Mayport killed R. T. Moore and Grand Powell and injured several others. Captain A C Moore and crew were blasting the submerged wreck of the old Dutch brig Neva to clear the channel when the blast occurred. The jetty machinery and lighter were destroyed and the blast was heard for miles.
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Lincoln buildings collapse after fire on O Street
Fire weakened two Lincoln structures causing collapse at 2 am on O Street. Seven men were trapped, six rescued quickly, Dr. Kelso rescued after over three hours. Losses estimated at $40,000 with no serious injuries reported. In Para Illinois a fire damp mine explosion occurred at 2 am injuring several workers.
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Tharp Wins Louisville State Treasurer Race by 30000
Returns indicate Tharp, Democrat, is elected state treasurer with a 30000 vote majority. All Louisville legislative districts elect Democratic members. Republicans gain one senator in the Frankfort district amid the constitution's anticipated majority.
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Tharp
Frankfort
Antwerp Fire Disaster Devastates City and Port
Reports from Antwerp describe a massive explosion at a cartridge and oil warehouse. The blaze destroyed petroleum stores and injuring hundreds while flames reached Brussels thirty miles away. The loss of life is estimated at 160 killed with 260 seriously and 300 slightly injured.
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Antwerp
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Fire destroys Linkville business district in $200000 loss
Incendiaries started a morning fire behind a saloon and within two hours ruined most of the town’s commerce. The blaze stretched from Linkville bridge to the U S signal office, with insurance deemed light after recent rate hikes.
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Wisconsin North West Condensed News Summary
The Tourist steamer burned to the water's edge at Bayfield, valued at 8000 dollars and insured. In Janesville a large barn on B Vanderlin’s Clinton Corners farm burned, destroying hay and grain and other property. William Powers, a well driller, was arrested for deserting his wife after foreclosures left his family destitute. In Albany the Wisconsin pearl rush continued with a record huge pearl found. a New York buyer offered 350 dollars but was refused. Minnesota notes Duluth freight and steamer activity, with rates firming. The Dakotas report a Woman’s Christian Temperance Union convention in Yankton on Sept 11 with Frances Willard attending. Neche reports Fred Kain shot by Fisher, Kain alive. Chamberlain races with funds raised for a major fight. Sioux chiefs at Lower Brule to visit Washington about moving tribes south of White River. Yankton hosts the territorial supreme court’s final session on Sept 26 marking its dissolution after 28 years.
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Nagle Testifies on Terry Facing Justice Field Incident
Deputy Nagle testified in habeas corpus proceedings that Terry struck Justice Field twice, first on the face then on the head. Nagle fired when he believed his life was in danger as Terry raised a hand toward his chest, carrying a knife. Jurisdiction question to be argued next Wednesday.
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United States
John L Sullivan Plans Congress Candidacy Amid Debates
New York reports John L Sullivan intends to run for Congress on the Democratic ticket if offered a nomination. BurfaLo notes union president Strasser discusses blue label cigars and court decisions. In Wisconsin five horses die in a lightning strike near Fall River. Northfield shows a $15,000 gift for a new telescope. Albany: Justice Mayham voids Broadway Railroad charter for failure to lay tracks.
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