Wanamaker Strike Settlement Ends Philadelphia Tie Up
The Mem Secere recognition and concessions a settlement ends a week long strike by about 5 000 workers and 1 000 new men. John Wanamaker led talks with the Amalgamated Association to settle disputes over union recognition. Cars were damaged and police fired on rioters injuring two men while police say the public mood supported the strikers.
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Manitoba School Fight Sparks Political Row
Manitoba election tense as public school dispute dominates talk. Officials plan to hold votes March 22 amid appeals and mobilization by proponents and opponents. Citizens fear unrest and demand justice and equal access to schooling.
Venezuela Boundary Commission Rumor Tops New York Dispatch
In New York observers discuss President Cleveland’s Venezuelan boundary proposals and potential commission. Rumors place a mixed American panel with names such as Fuller or Harrison discussed, while officials shift focus to diplomacy, armed readiness, and Monroe Doctrine principles amid tensions with England.
Fatal dynamite explosion injures many in Peoria area
A dynamite blast near Peotlingen afternoon killed two men and fatally injured several others, including McKnight and Daniel McAlinter. A dozen injured were taken to St Joseph’s Hospital Joliet after the accident as workers assembled a drill and dynamite cartridge setup. The blast tossed workers into the air, with one body parts scattered. authorities restrained workers from discussing notes and ordered further investigation.
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Arrest of Adolph Loadin in Montreal
Adolph Loadin of Leipsic Germany is under arrest in Montreal for absconding with a sum of 5 08, while Mary Match dropped dead in Findlay Ohio during a missionary meeting at a church. New Pennsylvania portmasters named at Cool Spring Lafayette Shaffer Ensasell ALTL Eussell West Nicholson G N Doyle Ley Smith Billy Murphy listed. Bellevue hospital training school inmates in New York and Willard Packer hospital suffer from weather fever. Millard F Holland interior department clerk fatally injured in Washington yesterday by Albert Corbett, a colored laborer and a parsonaly.
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Trade and tariff bills loom in stalled Congress debate
A lengthy report outlines two main legislative efforts in the U S House. One asks for tariff adjustments and a coinage plan tied to gold reserves, while the second creates treasury securities and currency expansion proposals. Leaders expect quick passage with limited debate, though parties clash over bond provisions and free silver views.
The Missing Strathnevis Sails Into Ocean Mystery
Port Towssest Washington December 34 The fate of the Oriental steamship Strathnevis and 190 aboard remains a mystery It has been thirty four days since contact was lost about 500 miles west of Cape Flattery The Royal Amber searchlighted coast thirty miles each side but no sign of the Strathnevis The Danube revisited the scene and mariners fear the vessel sank near the Alaska coast The Danube’s failure to find survivors keeps hope alive for the Strathnevis crew and passengers Salisbury Delays Venezuelan Statement London December 24 Inquiries show the Marquis of Salisbury will not issue an early statement on the Venezuelan question with the government maintaining calm and measured opposition British Galapagos Governor Appointment London December 24 Sir Augustine William Laxson Hemming KCMG principal colonial office clerk named governor and commander in chief of British Galapagos possessions
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