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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1894
Page
1
The bulletin sketches upheavals from Antwerp to Ottawa and New York as strikes and riots ripple through mining and labor sectors. Indictments against striking miners surface while labor leaders face pressure amid political turmoil in Europe.
The item compiles several brief items on tariff bill discussions, free list reversals, railroad policy clashes, and political speeches. It mentions actions by committees and lawmakers, with references to finance, commerce, and transportation debates impacting various sectors.
A chaotic Mississippi page recounts a high profile trial in Water Valley with jurors verdicts and appeals, detailing courtroom drama and public reaction. It also notes county crop damage from floods and drought across Wash ington and surrounding counties, including coffee plants. A Wallace mail carrier robbery is reported, and Jackson prepares for a large July celebration.
Legislative wrangle over the sugar schedule continues with a Wall Street like stalemate between the Senate and the House. Key figures like Mr Warner of New York push for resistance to any compromise while the sugar tax terms and exemptions spark fierce debate. The outcome hinges on how long the deadlock lasts and whether the conference committee can reach a deal before March.
Telegram reports Kaidises of Pythias Uniform Rank aim for a record Washington assembly August 2 with about 3.0m marchers expected. It notes Jona Powers known as Jon Powers dies in Indiana after years as a showman and promises. Also touches legislative actions, storms, and local incidents.
Archibishop Taché, a notable Canadian prelate, is described in a period note as central to the church and state issues in Quebec and the Red River region. The text outlines his origins in Quebec, arrival in Manitoba, and influence in maintaining peace amid the regional troubles, highlighting his leadership and succession as Bishop of Saint Boniface.
The will of Themes M Bayne, dated July 4, 1601, is filed for probate. It bequeaths the water rights and chain to Themes Bayer Himmikk, with several legacies to Thomas Bayne Marshall Kaufman and Thomas Bates Roberts, and leaves the remainder to the widow Ellem Bayne.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg reports Russian police uncovered a mine intended to explode as the Czar traveled to military reviews. The device lay on the line of a railway near a route to military gatherings. The regicidal plan is attributed to militants.
The octogenarian Rev EM Rivers of Locisville Kentucky dies after sixty two years of service to the church as pastor and educator. He helped build several time worn colleges and leaves behind a widow and family. His son B M Rivers survives him in Locisville.
A national convention at an executive session urged settlement with the Pullman employees by noon the next day but officials rejected formal arbitration. Delegates from Pullman and railway unions argued over potential strikes and car manning as a response to labor troubles.
The Chixace board of trade failed to comment before the bill's passage with amendments. President Charles L. Larmeond learned of the action via United Press. The measure, including a flour trading provision, drew out debate about impacts on farmers and markets. In June 11, Wheeling and Lake Erie railway wages rose 1. per cent after a prior 13 percent cut tied to a miners' strike. wages will be restored when the strike ends.
Ex Representative Thomas C Enders died at his residence Thursday night. He was born in Greg NM and previously served as president of Etna Life Insurance. The report notes his involvement and leadership roles in public and corporate life.
The article reviews a new combination of embroidery and hem stitching for cushions and covers, highlighting color selection and design as keys to success. It discusses white linen and wash silk fabrics, care for colored embroidery, and the rise of white covers. also mentions fashion notes on infant cradles and Paris hosiery trends.
The article outlines basic baby care notes focusing on outfits such as simple shirts and gowns. It discusses fabric choices, sizing, and practical construction tips to keep a baby comfortable, including inexpensive fabric strips and easy one-piece shirts to avoid forcing over the head.
The fragment describes DIY craft practices, including making a compact wrapper receptacle, cleaning windows with old newspapers, and a sewing or cooking recipe for preserving fruit and preparing a camphor scented cleaning solution. It also recounts a youthful German army tale about a lieutenant’s bond with discipline and a short wartime anecdote linked to Frederick the Great.
Observation fragment mentions drinking, a person possibly named Tom, welding work, and an implied mistake. Content is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes.
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