05 Jun 1886
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1886
Page
1
Fragmentary letter warns readers about public interest shaped by trades and professions. It references training and interest to those who might travel or engage in trades, though text remains unreadable on specifics.
Deer Page Missouri June 5 report describes President Cleveland receiving brook trout gift and riding with wife while White House letters are read aloud. St. Clair, the Presidents valet, appears at the Executive Mansion with papers as Baltimore and Ohio detectives guard the premises. The President and Mrs. Cleveland tour Oaklands and plan a Black Pool fishing excursion postponed to Monday.
The June 5 session in Pittsburgh features General Master Workman Powderly urging the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers to join the Knights of Labor. Milwaukee Alderman Rudzinski impeachment trial includes testimony tying Bay View riot involvement to the alderman. Also noted is the death of William Emmett, famed minstrel and theater manager, once known as William Busteed.
June 5 report from Catcaco states Captain Hant led Hyde Park police to Cumminge with all available men amid fears of clashes between Rock Island Railroad workers and Calumet Iron and Steel Company strikers. Two freight cars with coal blocked the line. a prior move failed as strikers swayed train crews to refuse. Police protection sought. potential general strike if cars moved.
Wasnichos June 5 reports say Secretary Manning tendered resignation to the President Col Lamont denied it and Acting Secretary Fairchild insisted he remains Secretary of the Treasury Manning was out driving and unavailable An explanatory statement is expected tonight and general belief holds he has signaled a desire to retire but is restrained for now by the President or friends
A Nassau of items from politics to crime to labor and weather. Representative Wm Walter Phelps will not seek the New Jersey governorship. Weekly business failures tally 187, up from prior weeks. Dr Sunderland receives a $100 bill for the marriage ceremony. Pittsburghs iron and steel workers adjourn after praise for Foran. A hangings report from Lebanon cites a convicted murderer’s final words. Westmoreland County coal miners resume after a strike break. Chinese consul general Ling Liang Yuen posted to Washington on his way to Lima. A murder in Shreveport is linked to a knife attack in Ariequ. Rainquakes and rainfall reported across Texas and surrounding counties. A Clifton physician slain in a political quarrel, with a warning of lynching for the killer. Senate yard actions defer nominations amid vacancy debates. Confederate debt payment debate continues in federal circles. Broad Top railroad sale facts and a major Beech Creek purchase conclude. A Beeline houseboat project and Washington summer opera notes close the miscellany. A Baltimore arson case leads to jail.
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