Annual Trades Congress Debates Labor Allegations At Session
At the Trades Union Congress Jenkins denounces anti labor forces while challenging opponents to publish their funding. Delegates clash over political remarks and a resolution to exclude dissenting delegates passes amid protests and applause. Meanwhile in North Carolina a state industrial bulletin highlights rising mill activity and Goldsboro mill plans with new leadership.
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Southern Associated Prose
Carvier
Wales
Trades’ Lulon Congress
Jenkins
Wilson Wis
Volaies
Misars
Fomnel
Vlal
McGuire
Amelia Federation of Lulbor
Peeseul Oe Sauereulshiaten
Lubo Buros
Congress
Witron
Aude
Len Tillett
Coton
Jobadinehe
Haury Broadhurst
M. i
Wilson
Luis
Burglars Seize 5000 Worth of Silver in Beverly
Beverly Mass September burglars believed to have stolen 5000 dollars worth of gold and silver plate from the Mortimer and Eustis households at Beverly Cove. A servant saw a small boat off shore with two men entering it and fleeing after the daylight theft. The owners were preparing to move today and the missing items included the finest silver and a box of valuables.
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Eustis
Southero
Prass
Beverly
Mass
Beverly Cove
Stanley Mortimer
George
Bustis
Busten
Broa
Sepp B Norton Hanged for Murder in Jasper Riot
Joseph B Norton white man was hanged in Jasper for the January 4 murder of James Denmark. He claimed perjured witnesses swore falsehood and named Miles and McAlpine as others involved. A riot erupted as about 4000 spectators gathered. Norton asked for a white gauze veil over his face for the execution.
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Vroom
Bis
Hoiwhd Pot
Denmark
Muobsers
Miles
McAlpine
Fataely
Norton
Sheri? Vothull
Sarton
Cio Ta Wiide
Judson Paylor
den- Merk
Death by Self Inflicted Shot Near Wood's Church
A Petersburg area dispatch reports 20 year old Thomas Kawlett, son of James Kawlett near Wood's Church Chesterfield county, died this morning by shooting himself in his father's stable. Coroner Leigh opened an inquest. Separate note covers a fatal tram accident involving Whonus Nibbett, a colored boy from Fayetteville NC, run over on the bridge by southbound tram No. The jury found accidental death. Church marriage reported for J L Pearman and Dannie Edwards and local social news. Repairs begin at Swit Crook Mills in Chesterfield to resume operations under new ownership from North Carolina.
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Leigh
Illstrest
Whonus Nibbett
Payetteville
N.C
Jobusen
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
J. L. Pearman
Dannie Edwards
al. O'berrall
Dow S. Pearman
Oekede
Bins
Dallin Longworth
Norfolk
Hos
Chesterfield County
Petersburg
North Carolina
Cholera Investigation In San Francisco Linked To Belgic Arrival
Surgeon General Wyman orders a strict probe into cholera rumors after reports that the Belgic carried ill Chinese and Japanese passengers, landed at San Francisco, with three dead said to be from cholera. Dr Godfrey reports no confirmed deaths from cholera. authorities assess risk, coordinate with local and federal health officers.
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Wyman
Pres Wasiutsaton
Marine Hospital Service
San Francisco
Honolulu
San Prancisco
Belgic
San Proverscn
Godfrey
Marine Hospital
San Princisco
Tiny
Atulurn
China
Bolgie
Democratic Conventions Debate Free Silver and Local Ballot
Richmond notes discuss Virginia politics with focus on Daniel support and free silver planks. Delegates emphasize tax reforms, Walton law amendments, and Populist opposition as labor groups plan to nominate ten House candidates, debating a two or three ticket approach.
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Richmond
Spevial
Kicnaowp
Henitor
John W. Daniel
Millsylvania
Halifax Democratia
Iris
Way
Ilitus Democrats
Phe Miter Wivockton
Rail Road Accident Involving C and O Train at Lu Lu
The Chesapeake and Ohio down train struck a wagon near Back River road injuring one occupant seriously. Noutten escaped injury while Holston sustained severe wounds. The wagon was crushed and a local vendor list followed with prices and items for sale at 172 Market Street, Lexington.
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Virg Cian
Hastres
Chasspenbo Tnd Olio
Llu
Robert Holston
Dawid Doutten
Holston
Noutten
Dhe
Death of Lieut Col Buller and Debt WaitedTreasury
Washington reports the death of Lieut Col Madmond Butler United States Army retired Seventeenth Infantry born in Ireland. No debt statement issued due to an error in calculation. Treasury balance to be published tomorrow shows gold holdings around 106,000,000 with 1.1 million withdrawals for export to Europe and 2 million deposited by syndicate. Secretary Carlisle plans to attend the sound money convention in Lincoln Nebraska next week. Weather bulletin notes North Carolina crop conditions improving with cotton opening later in the week and widespread rainfall aiding top crops. New York reports large currency deposits for telegraphic transfer to New Orleans to move the cotton season. Atlanta notes arrival of Kee witty, Chinese village readiness, and invitations to Atlanta exposition events.
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Vrosyanew
S. A
Henry G. Hester
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Carr
North Carolina
Sue
South Carolina
Quro- Jina
Buller
Treasury
Carlisle
Sound Money Convention
Dros
War Department
Maria
Atipat
Colt Madmond Butler
United States Army
Seventeenth Infantry
Col. Dither
Ireland
New York
Europe
Creasorer
Jordan
Mirrovoo
Unoftleml
Syndieate
LCC Ce
Ron
Loyali Bigtis
New Orleans
Turrenncy
Telephone and Telegraph Dispute Settled in Courts
A U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the Amelia Hell Telephone Company against Western Union Telegraph and others. The case, originating in the Gireui Court, involved contracts granting rights to use inventions for transmitting messages with royalties debated. The decision followed a court hearing by Master John Lowell on issues of inquiry and fact reporting.
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Southern
Avcorintad Orena
Bostos
Lited States Circuit Court of Appeals
Amelia Hell Velephone Company
Appellant
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
Appelles
Gireui
Western Union Telegraph Company
Gield and Stock Telegraph Company
American Spanking ‘Velephone Company
Western Union Company
Bell Company
Hell Company
Thin the Hell Company
Widen
Onco
Jobn Lowell
Yorkies
Faote
Inwarigig
Ill Princess of the Eastern Star Found Insane
A woman identified as Eliza beth St. John once linked to the Order of the Eastern Star is found on Wythe Avenue wrapped in a horse blanket and taken to custody on vagrancy charges. She had earlier been an inmate of an asylum and briefly committed after court appearance, with supporters seeking her daughter’s care.
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New York
Elizabeth St. John
Order of the Eastern Star
Polios Gourt
Williamsbirg
Intu Stubert Macey
Wythe Avenue
Elewes
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Goolling
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