London News On Salisbury Transition And New Ministry
London dispatch reports Lord Salisbury's relinquished office and the upcoming ministry led by Gladstone ally Robert Gladstone amid royal and political maneuvering. It notes Rosebery as Foreign Secretary, Morley as Irish Secretary, and Chamberlain's stance against Home Rule while detailing cholera fears and parliamentary clashes influencing the broader government formation.
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Canada seeks friendly relations with United States
Montreal Aug 1 Important Dominion Cabinet meeting held in Montreal due to Premier Abbott’s ill health. Ministers debated penal tolls on grain and possible U S retaliation. A conference to align policies was discussed with a likely pledge to pursue agreeable terms and avoid friction. Also notes on library gifts to Manchester and Southampton port developments.
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Homestead Conference Echoes Labor Tensions at Carnegie Mills
The Homestead meeting, led by William Gompers and labor leaders, defends wage levels amid tension with Carnegie’s management. Speakers condemned wage cuts and plant closures while urging solidarity with striking workers. Delegates report high tensions, ongoing talks, and plans to sustain the labor movement.
Duquesne Mills Strike Fails as Workers Return to Job
Forty Armalga Hien aimed to strike at the Duquesne Steel Works but failed as trains and guards deterred unions. Nonunion workers moved in, while police and deputies kept the crowd away from the gates. Morrison assured bosses work would resume Sunday. In Tonhow, nonunion oarsmen faced threats but continued to work. Ironworks at nearby Tonkbenville shut down due to management refusals.
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Youths Indish Youth Tragedy in Yard Torture Case
James de Conklin of North Malta, 11, endured a brutal backyard assault by companions Moreh Willare and Harry Denton. A rope tied his hands behind him and his knees, a cover over the eyes, as they tortured him. he nearly died, later telling his mother of the horrific act.
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Volunteer Firemen’s chief killed at camp meeting ground
J J ents, president of the Volunteer Firemen's Association of Tixelty and a prominent Methodist, died today after being struck by a train while attempting to board a rail car at Chester Heights camp meeting ground.
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Young May Drowns While Bathing Near Augusta
A eighteen year old, Prank Reynolds, son of George G Reynolds of Mattfield New Englander, drowned this morning while bathing near Hammond's Grove four miles from Augusta. In another item from Lockport two freight trains collided on the Newark Central Railroad at Albion, destroying several cars and injuring a tramp riding a stolen railcar.
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Disappearance of James F. Gilman triggers firm suspension
James F. Gilman of Gilman Cheney & Co, commission merchants, vanishes after the firm is suspended and large sums entrusted to him remain unaccounted. He left for Baltimore but has not been heard from, leaving the widow Augusta Suenn Walker and a daughter. The estate of William F. Walker, once controlled by Gilman, lacks inventory or accounts, while creditors and partners question the firm’s financial condition and past reports.
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Honor to the memory of Biggin in Independence Hall
Philadelphia Aug. 2 The state funeral for Charles W Rlieb the murdered United States tenth tammer lies in Independence Hall this afternoon. A large crowd passed in a double line through the corridors to the famed doors where news of the Declaration was first. The scene was solemn with simple decorations and the bier draped in black. An undertaker's wagon carried the casket inside and veterans and service orders formed guard and bannered bier. The emotional outpouring reflected national mourning as officials prepared for tomorrow's events.
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Polar Bear steamer attacked by Yorktown Marines
Yorktown Marines attacked the Polar Bear steamer during a Bristol Bay voyage, wounding the chief engineer. The Polar Bear, docked at Bristol Bay, had earlier ferried cannery workers and was returning to Astoria after winter works. A crowd opened fire from behind a warehouse, then escaped toward Ontmalaska as U S ship Adamin investigated. Detachments remained at Pale Pune with orders to allow a single signal gun.
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Philadelphia man elected UPU president in twenty sixth session
Alfred H. Love of Philadelphia was reelected president for the twenty sixth consecutive year at the Unter Peave Union meeting. Other officers chosen included Levi K. Dosin of Providence as vice president Hela Lockwort of Washington as secretary John J. Lytte of Philadelphia as assistant secretary Frederick E. Whipple of Mtyntles as treasurer Thomas Whitney of Scranton as treasurer and the meeting adjourned late yesterday.
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Mutiny on the Jefferson Borden examined in Maine court case
Reports from Thomaston and Taunton recount the Jefferson Borden mutiny tale with Andrew J. Borden as a key witness. Prison sentences were handed to two Americans later commuted, while English and Portuguese claimants faced varying outcomes. News notes also cover jail visits, local police, and ongoing inquiries into related thefts and family tensions surrounding the Borden case.
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Pinkerton uniforms spark alarm company dispute noted
Report describes Chicau Telephone Company alarm handlers pressured to buy uniforms tied to Hukerton watchers. Pinkertons allegedly tasked with duties near downtown buildings. revolvers drawn, some shots fired, no casualties. Grain insurance case in Chicago involves $10,000 loss and $750,900 claimed by warehousees and others. Suit filed against a Sioux city insurer. details sketchy due to damaged text.
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Fraud in Shelby County township dealings alledges vast losses
The Journal reports Indiana Shelby County township government fraud with George M. Ray of Shelbyville profiting by overpriced supplies and bogus paper, claiming 295,000 in fake notes already turned up and more to come. The piece cites related misuses across four counties and lists affected towns.
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Riot at Tracy City Sparks Convict Stockade Fire
Riot at Tracy City leads to 300 convicts moved from stockades onto box cars bound for Nashville after miners seize stockade and torch buildings. Gunfire reported near Cowan. one man killed, several escape. Governor Buchanan and Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad officials respond amid warnings of further unrest.
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Lutheran pastor accused after Norwood church dispute
Reports in The Commercial Gazette describe a Thursday night assault at Norwood Lutheran Church trustees meeting. Pastor Paul Reinhart allegedly attacked trustees, leaving some injured, as tension over laying the cornerstone for a new church sparked accusations and protests.
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