Vast World News Summary Of Fires Quakes And Strikes
The week reports labor strikes by freight brakemen on the New York Pennsylvania Ohio line. Mormon conference at Coalville Utah debates polygamy. Fire kills a woman in New York and destroys wood in Montana. Earthquakes shake Charleston and Summerville. Surrender at Geronimo case discussed. Floods, arson, and burglaries cited across cities. Baseball standings show Chicago champions. stockyard tensions in Chicago and Dakota removal order revoked. Many other incidents include crimes, rail and bank notes, and natural disasters.
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New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad
Mormon Church
Coalville
Utah
Buikling Trades of
New York
Tae American Board of Foreign Missions
The
Congregational Church
Gesaion
Des Moines
Mon ‘Yorken
Silver Bow Canyon
M. T
Charlestom
Chiego
State Grand Lodge
Chicago
Davastatrae
Manitoba
Henry SH
Charles McDonnall
Nellie Lawrence
Yazo City
Miss
Grand
Columbus
B. H. ‘Marriott
Samuel Perry
Geronimo
Fort Bowie
United States
Pinkerton
Bronx
Dakota
Summerville
D. C
Charleston
Tur
Sth
Josian Canter
Pittsfield
Mass
Weatherford
Tex
Edgefield
S. C
John W. Lagrange
Cape Girardeau
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
St .Louis
Kansas City
Washington
North Chicago
South Chicago
Datimer E. Jones
Augusta
N. M. Nge_p
J.C. Ferguson & Co
Packers
Punxsutawney
Detroit Brewers
Josiah Carter
Ter
Cincinnati Deeta Senguent
Margaret
Notable deaths and political shifts across cities and states
The note lists Rev William Barnes death in London on the 7th and other events including pardons for Mormon bishops, Nebraska and state convention nominations, multiple congressional nominations across parties, a postmaster appointment in Boston, a Chicago murder accusation, a senator's death in New Hampshire, a 102 year old New Orleans resident, statue dedication in New York, and exhumation of Chief Justice Chase's remains for reinterment in Cincinnati.
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William Barnes
London
Detroit
Mich
Hastings
James E North
Louis Bonaparte
San Francisco
Orient
Louis da Moncalieri
South Carolina
J. H. Hemphill
Nebraska
T. McKeigan
New York
A. Corbin, Jr
Connecticut
R. J. Vance
Massachusetts
H. B. Levering
New Jersey
John Kean, Jr
Willard Spaulding
Tur
Sth
John M. Corse
Boston
Mass
H. L. Leavitt
Chicago
Kingsley
George Co. Haddock
Sioux City
John Arensdorf
Frang Brewing Company
United States
Austin F. Pike
Franklin Falls
N. H
Josefh Rosexpene
New Orleans
M. P. Lessors
Bartholdi
Liberty
David Wilber
A. A. Ranney
L. van Blarcom
W. A. McKeighan
Missouri
D. Wyman
G. W. Davidson
Tenta
M. Ratchford
Alabama
P. A. Wood
John Swinburn
Greenbackers
Illinois
A. M. Clark
John J. Curran
Tuer Gormans
Ilnois
Charles W. Woodman
Frank Lacher
Gary
Oscar
Joliet
James A. Grinstead
Tammany Hall Society
Abram 8. Hewitt
Meyor
Salmon P. Chase
Washington
Cincinnati
Political Anecdotes of Ballot Returns Across Districts
Fragments show figures and names from various districts including Kentucky New Jersey Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. The text lists named officials such as A G Caruth William McAdoo and James H French alongside party tags Republican Prohibitionists and bolters.
Sharp global events from cholera to colonial unrest and disasters
The bulletin notes Canada denying pleuro-pneumonia, a Newbold colliery disaster killing four, a rising pro Russia sentiment in Bulgaria, rebels in Tamai near Osman Digma, Spain’s Queen granting amnesty and freeing Cuban slaves, NSW colonial deficit, Spain cabinet resignations, a cholera wave in Japan, and multiple clashes and massacres across Asia Africa and Americas including riots in Delhi and Tonquin, with Arctic seizure of a cargo and a Canadian ship flag incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department of Canada
United States Commissioner of Agriculture
Canada
Laxry
Newbold
King
Russia
Tamai
Osman Digma
Caristina
Spain
New South Wales
Japan
Sam Jones
Mutual Street
Rink
Toronto
Ont
Chesley
Eng
Lawrence
Iie
American Public Health Association
Memphis
Tenn
Steinburg
Baltimore
Delhi
Panama
Chinquinquira
Henrietta
Arctic
Carrette
Terror
Marion Grimes
Shelburne
N. S
Paris
Tanboa
Tonquin
Austria-Hungary
Trieste
Fragmented 12th century hurricane and other 19th century alerts
New Orleans reports a Gulf coast hurricane lasting thirty six hours with Galveston severe damage and inundated streets. Lower Louisiana levees broke, crops ruined, Pointe Als Hache flooded. Nearby Mississippi quarantine stations left destitute. Alabama coast losses noted.
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New Orleans
Gulf
Galveston
L'Ex
Lower
Louisiana
Pointe Als
Hache
Mississippi
Alabama
Austro-Hungary
Trieste
Pesth
Mahoning Valley
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Cuaties L. Wuittren
Boston
Harriet
Reid
Knights of Labor
Richmond
Iowa
Women’s. Christian Temperance Union
Sioux City
Minneapolis
Cleveland & Pittsburgh ‘Railroad
East Liverpool
Burrage
Troy
N. Y
Canada
Missouri
Nathan '° ‘Frankllinois
George
West
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Charles H. Allen
Eigtheenth
Louis E. Atkinson
New York
Henry Bacon
James Jackson, Jr
B. Morse
Connecticut
C. French
Utah
Jobo T. Caine
Education and Equality Behind social lines debate
In a Richmond address Delegate Farrell sparked a heated debate on race and citizenship. The speaker argues that colored representation and education uplift labor and warns against social equality as a legal rule, urging equal rights in labor while defending personal liberty and hospitality toward delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
General Assembly
Powderly
Richmond
Lee
South
United States Senate
United States
House of Representatives
Crop yields rise in October USDA report
Washington October 12 The United States Department of Agriculture estimates for the October crop review place this year’s wheat at about 444 million bushels, up 109 million from last year. Corn around 1.65 billion bushels, oats 600 million, barley over 50 million, rye over 26 million.
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Wasnrgeton
States Department of Agriculture
Thirsting for Revenge Chicago Anarchists Showing Their Teeth
Chicago, Oct 12. A mob of anarchists pursued Gottfried Waller who had testified in the Spies Parsons trial. He fired twice but missed and sought police protection. Several pursuers were arrested. Juror Cole reports ongoing death threats to him and his family from sympathizers of the convicted anarchists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crcago
Ferguson & Co a Chicago packing house fails amid alleged fraud
The firm of S C Ferguson & Co packers collapsed after one partner fled, with 400000 borrowed on fraudulent warehouse receipts. Neeld, the managing partner, reportedly left for Canada as bank liabilities reach about 825000, while creditors include Corn Exchange Bank and Bank of British North America.
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Canada
Chicago
S.C. Ferguson & Co
J.C. Ferguson & Co
N. M. Neeld
Neeld
Indianapolis
J. C. Ferguson & Co
J.C. Ferguson
Corn Exchange Bank of New York
First National
Sseesseeee i Bank of British North America
Continental
Metropolitan
Chicago Wins NL Championship as St Louis Takes Union Cup
The National League title is decided as Chicago clinches the championship while St Louis earns the Association Cup. The season is virtually closed with a few postponed games possible but not affecting the final standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Hon Jesse L Williams dies. father of Ohio Indiana canals
Fort Wayne Indiana reports the death of Hon Jesse L Williams at eighty. A noted railway and canal builder he served as Lincoln era Government director of the Union Pacific and influenced the credit mobiliser inquiry. He leaves over 1 million in property including lands in Dakota Michigan and Indiana and bank and railroad stocks.
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Jesse L. Williams
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ohio
Indiana
Lincoln
Union Pacific Railway
Johnson
Grant
Congress
Dakota
Michigan
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway
Anchoria Safe After Breakdown Off Cape Spear
The Anchor Line steamer Anchoria, long overdue, lies under canvas seventy miles off Cape Spear with its main shaft broken. All passengers and crew are well. The steamer Miranda has been sent to assist. News reached port via Anchoria’s life boat, which sailed Friday and returned yesterday.
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St. Jouns
N. F
Anchor
Anchoria
Cape Spear
Miranda
Local Notes On Bears And Speech In New York
A Florida woman reportedly killed an eighty four pound bear near Apalachicola. The Norris town Herald mocks her husband’s curfew. The New York Tribune comments on Western pronunciation of raw oysters and the word paper as papah in public speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Tribune
Death sentences for eight anarchists in Chicago trial
Judge Gary pronounces death for seven defendants and fifteen years for Neebe after a long courtroom scene. Parsons, Schwab, Lingg, Spies, Engel and Fielden resist with no visible emotion as families react. the crowd and jurors watch in tense silence.
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Gary
Albert B. Parsons
Parsons
Schwab
Ilinois
Neebe
Joliet
Foor Fielden
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Hudson River
Catskill
Marlborough
United States Supreme Court
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St. Johns
Glasgow
Gray
Department of Agriculture
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Montana
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Wren Athletic
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Loxpon
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