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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1886

Page

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MASTERSON KILLED IN CENTRAL PARK HORSE TRIAL

Alderman Peter Masterson dies after being thrown from a coal black gelding during a test drive in Central Park. City Chamberlain Ivins was uninjured. Dr. Fuller and Dr. Yoarker tried to save him, but skull fractures and a shattered shoulder ended in death. Funeral arrangements planned, burial at Calvary Cemetery.

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Pittsburg Gas Fuel Spark Outsiders Move Plants

Pittsburgh manufacturers discuss a shift to gas as a cheaper fuel, noting gas supply limits and a supposed exodus of plants. executives cite Philadelphia and New York firms eyeing relocation, with several specific companies and sites named as considering or relocating operations to Pittsburg.

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Embezzling Collector Arrested Aboard Caracas Steamer

A Franco M Armin & Co collector Marion Monteverdi was arrested after a Caracas voyage when a missing bag of specie surfaced as a staged theft. The case involved 4500 pounds and 500 dollars, jewelry and gold watches found among his baggage. He confessed to gambled losses in Venezuela and to stealing to cover baccarat debts. He faces grand larceny charges as police investigate the scheme and the vessel crew.

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Lively Central Labor Union Meeting Sparks Open War Arguing Unions

A Clarendon Hall session of the Central Labor Union featured clashes between Knights of Labor and open unions. Key figures like Ludwig Jablinowski opposed KO Labo r factions while leaders from District Assemblies debated walking delegates and arbitration. The meeting ended with a grievance committee referral and protests over Sunday trading and federal funding for state maintenance of mills.

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Troubles Within Knights of Labor Heighten Labor Rift

A contested call for a special session of the General Assembly looms as the Knights of Labor face internal strife. Powderly and the General Executive Board are accused of dictatorial aims, sparking talk of an open revolt and possible splits if a session is not convened. District leaders and unions forecast increased tension, with threats of strikes and boycotts involving carpenters, bakers, and waiters as the labor movement braces for decisive action. The report also notes a fatal death of Rev. Dr. Keeler in Bowrox Winter.

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Early 19th Century Cleric Remembered by Community

The obituary notes Dr. Keeler aged sixty six, ordained in 1829, who helped found Winter Hill Congregational Church and was beloved in the community. Also included are late-breaking dispatch outages and a rail labor strike affecting Reading to Philadelphia shipments, with 3500 cars sidetracked and tensions over dispatcher Bower.

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Pinkerton hunt for Cummings ends in Kansas City arrest

Pinkerton detectives traced two men from a Kansas City to Independence and Wichita before locating them in Kansas City. A letter forged by Barrett and sideshow aliases misled the chase, and the capture near Chicago drew skepticism about Cummings’s arrest. several suspects and forged letters surfaced as investigators pursued the men through Kansas and Missouri.

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Controversy and Career Moves Stir Albany Inquiry Focus

A turbulent inquiry into the Ilmint Reformatory unfolds as the Prison Commission questions administrators and witnesses. Tensions rise during adjournment over dining and attendance, with potential changes in leadership and policy at the reform institution amid the probe.

General Logan Dies After Prolonged Illness at Home

Logan died at his Washington home at two minutes to 3 in the afternoon after days of a semi comatose state. Family and many senators were present, including Dr. Baxter and General Sheridan. The end came peacefully after a week of rheumatic fever and exhaustion from overwork, with Mrs. Logan holding his hand and the room filled with mourners.

Logan Manning Logan Tucker G. A. Logan Cullom Cockroll Warner Miller Sheridan Green B. Baum Beale Henderson Thomas and Symes Newman Herb Taylor Henry Strong Daniel Shephard Mary Brady Dra Baxter Hamilton General Beate General Sheridan Bavir General Henderson Sone Washington Homself Illinois Pittsburg Congress Senate Wuen Secretary of War Tanda Chicago Frigada Tale Ho Ag Fiat Gantiord Hospital Abo Stanford Catlom Warner Millar Potomac Arlington Heights Buchanan Wick Loeinlein Methodiat Church Mew Laegan Visi Logan J. H. Baxter Army Toa Taiust Upatt Wight Lincoln Mary Woombtone Aity-elgat Howe Yi Sin UK Neo Lodse Shesidan Wielecko Haxter Kita Weathier

Mr Blaine Praises General Logan’s Valor and Sagacity

A reporter found Mr Blaine at his Avetas home after news of General Logan’s death. Blaine spoke warmly, recalling their first meeting in 1863, praising Logan’s military rank, will, and courage, and noting his own long acquaintance and respect. He defended Logan against Trumped-up rivalries and praised his leadership in debate and defense of Union causes.

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