Foster and Herbert clash over Canadian tolls in new dispatch
Washington. The forthcoming exchange between Secretary Foster and Acting British Minister Herbert draws sharp, caustic remarks as Foster defends U S positions on Canadian tolls and Welland Canal discrimination, urging Canada to honor treaty obligations and resume reciprocal trade terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Foster
M. Herbert
M. Foster
Blaine
Senor
Pedro Montt
State Department
Bering Sea
Foster's Fine Work in Reply to Mr Herbert
Additional correspondence on tolls through the St Mary's Falls canal to Canada was published. Herbert argues tolls are temporary and may not be reestablished after 1892 while Foster cautions delay, urging a respectful approach as Canada cites contracts and season timing. Secretary Foster notes a delay to seek a just solution and avoid harming grain movement, reflecting neighborly policy.
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Herbert
Secretary of State
Ublic
Caseie
St. Foster
Canada
Mr. Foster
Blaine
Chile
S&s. Lawrence Ecanala
Foster
Dominion
United States
Welland Canal
Ihs
Welland and
St. Lawrence Canals
Boards of Trade
Milwaukee
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
BunTalo
O»sore
Oxdaneies
Ita
Congress of
Congress
Ple
HiIncros
St. Mary's Falls Canal
Dominion of Canada
Department of State
Welland
St. Lawrence
Iss Ue
Action
Sault Ste. Marie
Belne
Regulation Forces Rectifiers to Gauge Own Liquor
The Bureau of Internal Revenue enforces a new rule requiring liquor rectifiers to gauge their own stock after rectifying. Collector Mitchell explained the change, noting current practice gauged before and after rectification, with minimal manpower impact in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Internal
Revenue
Mitchell
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Colored League Officers Chosen for Campaign in Harrisburg
The Democratic Colored State League Executive Committee met in Harrisburg and named a Campaign Committee led by R. G. Bull of Philadelphia with members from Lehigh, Lycoming, Lancaster, Allegheny, Dauphin, Washington and other counties. Headquarters will be in Philadelphia and the annual convention is set for Philadelphia on the 27th. leaders from nearby states were invited to attend and speakers will tour the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Democratic Colored State League
R. G. Bull
Philadelphia
G. Still
Lehigh
J. M. Slaughter
Lycoming
D. Wilson
Lancaster
Wy. H. Hanger
Allegheny
Charles L. Barnes
Dauphin
William Stewart
Washington
Abson
Chester
A. H
Wary Stranger Links Fall River Murder to Lizzie Borden Case
In a chaotic Borden prosecution scene at Fall River, a rambling letter from a man named Samuel Robinsky claims he met a bloodied stranger around the crime time. The preliminary trial for Lizzie Borden proceeds with Dr. Dolan testifying on the victims, blood evidence, and autopsy notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Borden
Dolan
Prof Wood
Harvard College
Kiernan
Borden Homestead
Lizzie
Emma
Dr. Dolan
Mr. Borden
Mr. Adams
Mrs. Borden
Knowlton
Miss Emma
City confronts flood of green goods circulars
Police report a two month surge of green goods circulars mailed by farmers outside and residents inside the city. Graham of Hudson Street, New York, is suspected but not located by authorities. Superintendent O Mara and Government Detective Sweeney coordinate with New York officials to pursue Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Hudson Street
New York
O'Mara
Sweeney
Ee Eee
Reading Company Monopoly Case Sparks State Action
Chancellor McGill issued a sweeping opinion granting the Attorney General's injunction and restraining the Port Reading from operating the Central Railroad Company. The ruling holds lease and intercompany arrangements ultra vires and aims to restore competition in the anthracite coal market, warning of monopolistic harm and higher prices for residents. The decision contrasts with views from President McLeod, who predicts limited practical effect without higher court reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneds
Central
Port Reading
Philadelphia
Reading
Ita
Lehigh Valley
Greal
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Philadelphia and
Central Railroads
Reading Railroad
Heading Coal and Iron Company
Central Company
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Coa
Torres
McGill
McLeod
Friends of the
Reading Company
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Jersey Central
Philadelphia and Evasive Company
The
Coal and Iron Company
Jersey Nmtral
Select Knights to perform concert in Highland Park tonight
City life notes list a military band concert in Highland Park this evening with a telescopic Mars view among attractions. Also reported are a fatal heart condition, a man recovering from a head injury, a court suit for slander, and a candidate filing in Allegheny. An O U A M excursion to Sandy Lake is planned for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
Highland Park
Lexa May Lrees
Carlton Street
Michael Perrawan
Verona
St. Paul's
Peter Faubel
Allegheny
Capias
Cuantes Geren
Alleny
Alr. Hendricks
Witt T. Kean
Upper St. Clair
Uer Brecisie
McGivemn
New York Mail Service
Pittsburg
Anna McTion
Common Pleas
Samuel Boley
Washington Association, Jr. O. U. A. M
Sandy Lake
Lake Side Park
Allegheny Council Committee Sets Reapportionment Report
The Allegheny Common Council committee voted last evening to prepare a reapportionment ordinance for the common council. The measure will be reported to the Select Council and must be adopted under the state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Common
Committee of Allegheny Councils
Common Branch
James Clark Appears Before Magistrate on Assault Charge
James Clark faced a magistrate on a charge of assault and battery filed by John L Sullivan. The incident occurred at Sullivan’s house on Fifty-first Street where a disturbance led to Clark being held for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark
Leslie
John L Sullivan
Sullibie
Fifty-first Street
Onoma Clark
Ballivan
Clark
Work of Northwestern Mills Flour Output Likely to Drop
The Northwest Miller reports mills ran heavily last week with flour output at 202,120 barrels total or 83,687 barrels daily, slightly down from 205,185 barrels the prior week, suggesting production may ease next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
P. L. E. Reaches Conneaut Harbor
The Pittsburg Shenango and Lake Erie Railroad has reached Conneaut harbor and by early next week coal and lumber can be unloaded at the docks, which are rapidly being completed.
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L. E
Conneaut
Conneaut, O
Speria
Pittsburg, Shenango and Lake Erie
Conneaut Harbor
Business Briefs From California and Midwest Markets
Markets report car shortages for Sachamento fruit shippers and railroad workers. Coal prices rise across regions while September production mirrors August. A window glass manufacturers’ petition delays factories until September 24, signed by seven large Chicago firms. Detroit court names E T Walker receiver for Michigan Iron Hail branch to recoup 50,000 held by local trustees. Ashland docks report 101,141 tons shipped last week, only one week higher this season. Colorado Stewart placer finds resurfaced at Star City near Wilson Creek. rich beds resemble historic strikes. Itaska Iron Mining Company formed in Chicago with 5 million capital, 40,000 acres examined, 4,000 purchased, near Penfield region. aims to prove cheaper refined iron than ore hauled East. Ex Governor Campbell and Allen W Thurman back the venture.
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United States
Chicago
Detroit
E. T. Walker
Michigan
Order of the Iron Hail
Indianapolis
Ashland
Wis
Colorado
Star City
Lime Creek
Wilson Creek
Stewart
Kit Carson
Itaska Iron Mining Company
Pninth
Ft East
Campbell
Allen W. Thurman
Ohio
Railway Interests and Rail Rate Debates Across The Nation
Reports from multiple rail fronts include Northern Pacific route changes near St. Paul and Minneapolis, Thomas Wilson named Omaha Railroad general counsel, Midgley calls a Missouri river railroads traffic managers meeting over rate irregularities, iron rate rises delayed to October 31 due to weak iron markets, California land bought for a rail line from Bay Island to Contra Costa and San Joaquin Valley, Transcontinental Association discusses foreign port rates with no decision, minimum yearly freight weight debated, Baltimore and Ohio telegraphers seek wage increases, and stockholder books access conflict at Terminal Company overseen by Oakman.
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Ruroneo
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Puset Sound
Hos
Thomas Wilson
Winona
Minn
Omaha Railroad
Colonel Mowe
Midgley
Western Freight Association
Missouri River Railroads
Brevinexuam Railroad
H. McCartney
Bay Island Farm
Alameda Shore
Calfornia
Hvesford Acid Phosphate Promises Refreshing Lemonade
A ful added to water makes a delicious beverage. It can be served hot or cold and sweetened to taste for a refreshing inviting drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hvesford
Pythian Officers Elected as Knights and Sisters Leaders Named
Kansas City August 2 Knights of Pythias elected Supreme Chancellor W W Blackwell Kentucky Supreme Vice Chancellor Walter B Richie Ohio Supreme Prelate E T Blackmer California Supreme Master of the Exchequer F J Wiley Delaware Supreme Keeper of Records and Seals R L C White Tennessee Supreme Master at Arms J H Lyon Kansas Supreme Inner Guard A C Gardenier New York Supreme Outer Guard John H Thompson Washington D G The endowment bank post awaits constitutional decision Supreme Temple of the Pythian Sisters elected Supreme Chief Mrs Hattie A Robinson and other officers with several positions to be filled tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Blackwell
Kentucky
Kansas City
Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias
W. W. Blackwell
Supreme Vic
Walter B. Richie
Ohio
E. T. Blackmer
California
F. J. Wiley
Delaware
R. L. C. White
Tennessee
Supreme Master
J. H. Lyon
Kansas
Supreme Inner Guard
A. C. Gardenier
New York
Supreme Outer Guard
John H. Thompson
Washington
Endowment Bank
William Worth Blackwell
Henderson
Grand Lodge
D. Ritchie
Lima
Ohio Bar
Joseph H. Lyon
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas Brigade
Supreme Temple of the
Pythian Sisters of the World
Mra
Hattie A. Robinson
Sarah J. Goff
Center, Falls, Rel
H. W. Dodd
Ft. Madison
M. D. Wood
Emma Bacon
Dayton
Supreme Guard
Anna Hammond
Sarah Wolf
San Francisco
Eight of Contractors Cranes Falls Injures Worker
A large circular window frame 5 by 20 feet fell onto Max Laudeau on Penn avenue near the Childs Gillespie building, pinning his leg and injuring him. Drs Wiley and Pond treated him on the street as observers urged better safety guards and protective coverings for pedestrians around construction sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childs- Gillespie
Penn Avenue
Max Laudeau
Dra. Wiley
Pond
Linen and muslin urgently needed for nurse training hospital
Miss Wright, Superintendent of the Homeopathic Training School for Nurses, appeals for old linen and muslin. She cites a surge in severe burn cases and depleted stock, noting cannot buy new linen as it harms wound dressing and urges donations despite summer vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wright
Homeopathic Training School
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Able State Paper
Presi
Dent Harrison
Mr. Herbert
Great Britain
Colored League
Howson Lott and
Mr. Gardner Toole
Harrison
the Business World
Reading Combine
Fach Corporation
Minnlis
Duluth
John L. Sullivan
Northwestern Mills
Sachamento, Cal
Gandalajara
Exican Central
Buffalo
Montreal
Metropolitan Rolling Mills
Abbott & Co. Lossheary
West Asheville
N. C
Belmont
Carne
Charleston
Weat Cenoville Improvement Company
Pennsylvanis
Eleanor
Sichara M. Broderick
Pevarook, NW. H
Hrogerica
Abe
Dra
Agnew
Guernsey
Siwage
U. S
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