Denby Vows Vigilance as Americans Safety Is Kept
Washington reports Minister Denby remains alert and active in protecting Americans in China near Panyang and Hwasang after a mob attack. Consul Jernigan and officials note communication limits and consider naval options, while McAdoo cautions against unnecessary deployments.
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Economic Tides and Labor Tension Dominate Weekly Trade Review
A weekly review notes ongoing strength in demand for iron and steel and rising prices, with widespread gains across manufacturing. It reports wage adjustments in Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana after a new act, promises stability in purchasing power, and mentions a planned German extradition and local labor tensions in Spring Valley involving Black miners and guards.
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Digging Out the Dead After Building Collapse in New York
In New York City on August 10, rescuers recovered the body of Augustus Phillips, a 49 year old driver, raising the dead to seven after a cellarspeed wreck on Broadway. Debris removal continued around the clock as workers found bloodstains and identified other missing men including electricians, plasterers, and laborers from Brooklyn and New York. The body of Michael Savage, a plasterer, was also recovered and listed among the dead. several others remained missing as the contractor estimated days of further debris removal ahead. Also reported were a suicide in Cincinnati and a horse race result, plus more on slate workers resuming duties in Pennsylvania.
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Mixed day in baseball leagues with incidents across cities
Yesterday's National and Eastern League results show Brooklyn and Philadelphia heavy scores, while Pittsburgh and Chicago posted wins. Regional notes include theft charges, a lynching talk, labour unrest, a British lobster dispute, and a drowning accident near Broad Channel.
Jackson’s Seecesor and Political Intrigue In Albany
Albany Aug shows Sedge Eafus W Peckham slated as successor to Justice seats, with Judge B Cady Merrick and connections to Cleveland era politics. Referenced figures include Pierick of the Supreme Court and President Cleveland confidants amid a factional nomination dynamic.
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