July cotton reports show slight improvement in condition
The July cotton reports indicate a small gain in condition. The balance of Treasury funds on the Sith nears 170 million dollars with about 55 million in gold.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1894
Page
1
Senate and House Debate Railroads and War Profits
The senate passed the naval appropriation and post office bills amid a push for government control of inter state railroads and coal, while the house debated land grant forfeitures and admission of Utah. Controversy over railroad control and labor unrest marked sessions with protests and resignations after strikes and mutinies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Peter
James
House
District of Columbia
Ciah
Peffers
Thrasher Vs. Enloe
Tennessee
Daniel
Conference Committee
Hale
Utah
Ith
Hales
Executive Department
Hangings and clashes mark early strikes and violence
Telegrams report seven killed during a coxret among striking miners and deputy sheriffs at Pratt Mines near Birmingham Alabama on the first. Edwin Traughber found hanged near Adairsville Kentucky after masked men abducted him. Extropolis shelling injures soldiers civilians and horses in Chicago. Tax and treasury activity noted with tariff link. New Jersey fires rage over 5 000 acres. Treasury cash and gold reserves listed. International friction grows over Choctaw removal of traders amid strikes. Arkansans Swain shot and presumed drowned after tax dispute near Hoxie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henny Warp Beexcwnr
Ministry of Wealth
Rowmday
Tuer
Hoss
South Haven
Mich
Frank Smith
Connell
Grand Haven
Will LeRoy
House of Correction
South Boston
Mass
Vladimir
Black Sea
Eopateria
Evense V. Dens
Eaders
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Dasa Bowman
Springfield
Wth
Charles McKay
Bowman
McKay
Masten Workmas Severines
Knights of Labor
Wash
Olney
Street Railroad Company
Youngstown
Senate
Minn
Howard Actrox
Indiana
Antigoni
Versros B. Tuomas
Northern Pacific
Edison
Ith
Tur Ballion
Bank of England
Ox Theth
Comptroller of
Ho Mo Dkenley
Mitchell
S. D
Black Hills National Bank of
Rapid City
John Robbins
Fulton County
Bank of France
China
Japan
Earl of Kimberly
Corea
Juper Gresseur
1Sth
Graham's Magazine
North American
Philadelphia
Bretmees
Tom
Calvin Cooley
Louisburg
N. C
Lste
Charlies Tucker
Fim
Cusningham & Miller
Texas
Washington
House of Representatives
New Orleans
Mississippi
Apit.ges. Onexponer
Ilinois
Debs
Gov. Altgeld
Robert A. Anphirson
Field
Emanuel Fleming
Livingston
Mont
Pratt
Birmingham
Als
Edwin Traughber
Adairsville
Traughber
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Gov. Jones
Indian Territory
Atoka Coal and Mining Company
Barr Primpy
Ed Swain
Hoxie
Ark
Swain
New York Express
Fontanet
Twe
Tener Havre
Ind
Moehrman
Indianapolis
Fleick
Mattoon
Wagner
Carbon
Pana
Ill
Brotherhood of Engineers
St. Louis
Big Four Road
Timmons
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Golden Eagle
Sedalia
Debs proposes settlement as railway strike drags on
Eugene V Debs and officers of the American Railway Union propose workers return to their posts with reinstatement, except those convicted of crimes, to end the strike. The General Managers Association rejects the proposal, signaling a setback and a continued stalemate amid arbitration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmexso
Eugene V_lebe
Ile
Debs
Howant
Kelcher
American Railway Union
Hopkins
General Managers’ Association
Howard
Managers Association
Cleveland
Labor
Samuel Gempers
American Federation of Labor
American Railway
Canton
Knights of Labor
Mer
Pullman
United States
Pollwan Company
Arnold
Groscup
Federal Grand Jury
Grand
Premiergast on the Chicago gallows. Carter Harrison avenged
July 14 The execution of Patrick Eugene Prendergast at Cook County jail ends nine months of state crime drama as officials recount the likeliest details of his final moments He breakfasted on porterhouse steak cucumbers French fried potatoes and chocolate before meeting the hangman His sign of the cross and quiet bearing contrast with the crowd’s hushed anticipation as the trap drops and the life of the man who assassinated Carter Harrison is extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prendergast
Harrison
Chicago
Cross Cup
Ger. Stone
Jackson
July L
Adjt
Henry
Meridian
Gov. Stone
Carter
Curenoo
Cook County
Patrick Eugene Premiergast
Premiergast
Gilbert
Gram
Scafield
Sheriff Gilbert
Father Berry
Carter Harrison
Thirteenth annual Christian Endeavor convention held in Cleveland
The thirteenth annual convention of the Society for Christian Endeavor closed in Cleveland with large attendance. Speakers urged world union and missionary extension, praising giving and sacrifice. Reports noted plans for a $1,000,000 missions drive, with addresses from Rev A Dickinson and Miss Frances Willard amid greetings from Chinese and Jewish communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleverasp
Society For Christian Endeavor
Sarkety
Ohio
Montreal
Cleveland
J. E. Cheeseman
A. Dickinson
Francis E. Clark
EE. Baker
Dayton
Christ
Ker
Dulles, Jr
New York
Mr. Hubbard
Chinese Christian Endeavor Society
Shanghai
Jonas Spotted Tear
Santee Agener
Christian Endeavor
Ker Herman Warszawiak
New York City
Church of the Lord Jesus Christ
Messiah
Frances E. Willard
America
Temperance
Temperance Crusade
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Cova
Prairie
Ss. L. Mershon
Chicago
Christian Endeavor Missionary Cause
Gilbert Reid
China
Kilgore and Lane reunite in Washington lobby scene
In a Washington house lobby Kilgore of Texas meets old brigade comrade Lane from Kentucky. The two military friends, once adjutant general and soldier, exchange brief recognition and names. The event echoes a long friendship as Lane visits the capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilgore
Gellah
Goliah
House of Representatives
Washington
Texas
Col. Kilgore
Col
M. M. Lane
Eof Lemierile
Eetor
Lane
Wolah Lane
lLeaiwille
Kileoore
Congress
Mr Lame
Capitol
Caruth
S Tate
Jane
Notable Scottish Rite Leader Tucker Dies in Washington
Philip Crosby Tucker, grand commander of the Scottish Rite Southern jurisdiction, dies suddenly in Washington DC. A Vermont native and longtime Galveston lawyer, he was about 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Crosby Tucker
Washington, Dt
Vermont
Galveston
Tex
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Bailey
Spenor Bowens
Cripple Creek
House Judiciary
TRE
Carnegie Company
Americas Railway Union
R.G. Dun & Co
Canada
Constantinople
Barrett
Erastus Wiman
Ros
Dun # Co
Sing Sing
Secretagtt Hersent
Erben
Azof
Antwerp
E. Guinax
Arkadelphia
Asbury Park
N. J
Tur Federal Grand Jorr
Ladd, IL
Carnot
Toulon
Worp
Daniel McCauley
Gapanoque
Nicaragua
McCauley
Canal Company
Zelleva
Varis
Elysee Palace
Chamber of Deputies
Palace of Justice
Bourse
England
Janus B. Fay
Newport
K. S
Fry
Haassisox
Mlimeit
News and Notes
Secretary of the Treasury
New Jersey
Haness City, Pitteburg & Gulf Road
Prrrspune
Kas
Kansas City
Pittsburgh Gulf Railroad
McElhaney
Mississipp
Paris
Fara
Roach & Beeman
Yaroo County
Yasux City
Messrs. Munter & Stevens
Rankin County
Alabama & Vicksburg Railroad
John Hrenaning
Jet? Hoon
Lawrence County
Jenning
Koon
Whittington
Frank Ross
Mississippi Levee Board
S. W. Ferguson
En Ferguson
Levee Board
Iev
Stone
Hugh G. Gathright
Gathright
Thomas 5
Newton Jones
Jones
Kate McCorkle Dancey
Holly Springs
Dancey
Episcopal Church
A. and M College
J. L and C. University
Alcorn A. and M. College
The
Blind Institute
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Evans
Capt
Robt. Mellowan
Marshall County
Capt. Mcllowan
Y Springs
Ried
Northwest
Isaac
Amite County
Misa
Henlhogee
Wands
J. FP
Remnan
DeKalb County
James Curry
Riley Hutcheson
Chatanonge
Tenn
Bond
Hope
Curry
Riley
Lee Wilson
Newman Kelly
Waco
Tex Wilson
Kelly
Wilson
Wm. KE. Willis
Clarksville
Feling Buckner
Buckner
Willis
Mobile Harbor
Mobile
Ala
Asia
Philips
Western Union Telegraph Co
James FH. Smith
Anniston
Austin
Will Sue
Will Trest
Ellisville
Miss
Scaffeld
Lewisburg
Calvin Coley
Thomas Coley
Frank Fields
Savannah
Pickwick
Frank
Nashville, Tenn
Will Bolles
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