Weather forecast and temperature trends across regions
The report describes storms moving from Lake Superior to Lake Ontario and from Northern Texas to the West Gulf, with a southward clearing to Alberta. Rain in the West Gulf, snow flurries near the lakes, and temperature rises in the Upper Lake region, Ohio Valley, Middle Atlantic, and Gulf States. Fair skies expected northwest and Mississippi valleys, with clouds and precipitation increasing in the Mississippi valleys and Texas. Temperature falls in Western Gulf, Mississippi valley, Upper Lake region, and cross Tennessee valley, with rises elsewhere.
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Lake Superior
Lake Ontario
Texas
West Gulf
Alberta
West Gulf States
Upper Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Skates
Mississippi
Middle
South Atlantic
Mississippi Valleys
Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
cross-Tennessee Valley
Tangled affairs at J P Witherow Company threaten mill resume
Alexander Thomas of Oakmont was named assignee and placed on file as Brown and Thompson begin collecting labor claims totaling about 15 000 with another 7400 note claim. The firm shows large contracts and profits under prior management, but losses remain unclear. Thomas may not take charge as assignee and Alexander Thoempeon could be appointed receiver to form a creditor led company.
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Tstectal Tel Peguam
New Castles
J. P. Witherow
Alexander Thomas
Oakmont
Allegheny County
Brown and Thompson
John Stevernson
Stevenson
Eaid
Loes
Trix
Thomas
Alexander Thoempeon
a_ st
Sftermeen
Johnstown Budget Enforces Child Tabor Law At Factories
The Cambine Iron Company reports strict enforcement of the minor labor law by Factory Inspector Warehorn, prompting data collection ahead of an imminent inspection. Many widowed mothers' children work in departments, and the move hits those families hard. Father Farren mourns his sister Margaret Farren, Sister Ann de Sales, in Emmitsburg. Grant Hitler, a dumper at Cambria blast furnaces, died after a gas incident.
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Jouxstown
Jan
Cambine Iron Company
Warehorn
Johnstown
Tecnu
Pennsylvania Traffic Company
Father Farren
Timmitteburg
Margaret Farren
Ann de Sales
Warren Willleare
Emmitsburg
Grant Hitler
Cambria
Terrier Hero Saves Women From Gas in Corry
Mrs John Fumphres and a baby friend nearly suffocated when a gas pipe leaked as they talked near a natural gas fire. A Scotch terrier rescued them by forcing open a door and shaking air over the women until they revived and escaped to safety.
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Corry
John Fumphres
Mever
Humphrey
Residents Demand Fire Protection After Destructive Fires
Citizens in Jeannette PaJanshaite express anger over recent fires that destroyed properties worth over 240000. They push for immediate fire protection, criticizing authorities for refusing a hose carriage and hose. A volunteer fire company formed by workers lobbies the township to fund protection through public subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jpanshaite
Thos Plare
Acon Volunteer Fire Company
Clae
Voalusteer Aepustment
Citiens
Isstsville Man Receives Divorce After Odd Testimony
Thomas Gheen of Isstsville testified about finding his wife in a room with another man and urged a simple greeting as grounds for divorce. The court erupted in laughter but the witness obtained his divorce papers. An epidemic of fevers and illness spreads through Catler with many children prostrated and schools closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isstsville
Dan
Thomas Gheen
Ile
Conneel
Gheen
Lauglter
Manietta
Catler
Worn-Out Patent Sparks Queer Copyplcation in Zonesville
A queer compilation has arisen in the affairs of the Zonesville Axle Manufacturing Company as a worn patent becomes a focal point. The notice hints at irregularities and potential disputes touching ownership and rights.
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Zlasesvinlt
Jan
Zonesville Axle Manulwetwring Company
Patent axle dispute over McWade stock voting rights
The article notes a contract with 8.1. McWade granting 50 shares at par $50 for his share of a patent axle. The patent dates back 20 years, and McWade is said to be denied voting at the company's annual meeting. His attorney plans to contest the issue.
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McWade
Boiler Explosion Mystery and City Charter Moves in Braddock
Braddock scene reports a fatal boiler blast with unclear causes while coroner and jury review the dead fireman Zimmerman. Injured workers Mack and Carpenter improving. a separate street accident killed Mary Tody. Borough leaders discuss consolidating districts and pursuing a Braddock charter to cover about 16 000 residents.
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Brappock
Spein
Braddock Wire
Mums&s
Manley
McDowell
Zimmerman
Martin Mack
T. Carpenter
Mary Tody
Sixth Street
Hill District
Godfrey Eyes English-Backed Iron Plant Deals
S M Godfrey returned from England saying the option on many Youngstown iron plants is not abandoned though expired. The asking price is about $5 000 000 as furnaces and mills may be sold to a British syndicate. Miss Alice McSweeney of Toledo took charge of her demented niece found on the street after fleeing a Buffalo asylum and Pittsburg hospital. she will be housed in Toledo. A vigorous city and county office canvass is under way.
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Youngstown
S. M. Godfrey
England
Alice McSweeney
Toledo
Wilson
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Martin McSweeny
McKeesport Notes on Dalzell Bill and Local Happenings
Special report from McKeesport notes no knowledge of a Dalzell bill for 75000 dollars to build a public structure. Postmaster Sales will send 25 petitions to Mr. Quay tomorrow. Captain Horace Smith, about 75, badly injured by a fall at his Connellsville home, is hospitalized at West Penn. McKeesport plans to lay out its crack baseball park into building lots.
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McKresfort
Jan
John Dalzell
Conerese
Quay
Horace Smith
Youghiogheny Valley
West Penn Hospital
Every Man a Candidate in Reynoldton Borough Vote
McKeesport January 8 Social notes describe Reynoldton becoming a borough with a 5000 population as borough elections loom for the third Tuesday next month. A flood of male candidates emerges and council plans to remove the Pennsylvania Railroad fence that divides the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckeesport
Supreme Court
Reynoldton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Crestline Car Inspector Keroszhan Killed by Local Train
James Keroszhan, a car inspector for the Ft. Wayne Railroad at Crestline, was killed instantly when the south bound local left the yard at 7 this morning. The train split with cars dropping off, and Keroszhan was dragged under the trucks, suffering fatal injuries.
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Crestline, O
James Keroszhan
Ft. Wayne
Crestline
Young Kernahan
County taxes shift to South Penn Railroad assets
Sommnser County Commissioners levy a new tax on all property of the South Penn Railroad within the county, signaling a fresh departure in local taxation.
Shamokin Mine Explosion Kills and Injures Workers
A mine blast at the Neilson shaft in Shamokin Pa vents gas ignition caused by a green hand carrying an unprotected lamp. Victims include Paul Grunzevski killed and Philip Desert fatally injured, with George Steele and Fred Ace injured, others burned or buried under debris.
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Shamokin
Jan
No. Yein
Neilson
Paul Grunezski
Philip Desert
George Steele
Ince
Fred Ace
Desert
Granski
Steele
English
Greeny
Grumski
Inborer
Princeton Crew Captain Kinz Seeks Tight Lineup
Princeton University crew captain Phil Kinz prepares the boat crew for an upcoming season. The squad aims for precision as rowers rehearse regatta starts and oar strokes. Coaches emphasize consistency and team cohesion for competitive events.
Baseball Teams' Prospects in Princeton Snowball Fights Begin
In Princeton, students resume activities as the new year starts. Snowball fights between classes are anticipated, with the stronger ’85 class expected to dominate freshmen. Captain Young leads baseball preparations. five top players from last year will be unavailable. Track candidates begin Monday.
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Princeton
Jan
Phil King
Mondar
King
New York
Philadelphia
Captain Young
Plans for Central League Meet Progressing
The committee for the proposed Western Baseball League met at the Wellington Hotel and proposed two actions. They want the Secretary to receive a list of players to assign to clubs and propose a 45 percent gate split for home and visiting clubs with 10 percent to the Association. They expect further Chicago meetings in two weeks and note potential approvals and club joins including Toledo Indianapolis Grand Rapids Milwaukee and a contested Minneapolis merger. The salary estimate is about 2500 per month per club.
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Curiaco
P. W. McGuire
J. W. Speas
Gus Schmelz
Western Baseball League
Wellington
Speas
Chicago
Toledo
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
Milwaukee
Western Association
Hatch
Morton
Minneapolis
The
Easy for the Strangler Thrills Thompson Parker Bout
A boxing exhibition drew a large crowd in Curiaco with Eric Jan and Evan Lewis arranging a three bout hour long challenge. Thompson was knocked down after a minute and a half, Parker endured several rounds and both fighters showcased the Strangler's prowess before refereed by Charles Volbrecht.
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Eric
Jan
Evan Lewis
Harvey Parker
Harry Thompson
Charles Volbrecht
Thompson
Parker
Matsuda Sorekechi
Dennis Gallagher
Nelson
Strangler
Krauthoff expects Dungan to wear Kansas City uniform
Western Association president L C Krauthoff arrived in Chicago to question Nick Young's power to assign Fielder Dungan to the Chicago club. Krauthoff insists Dungan will play for Kansas City, noting Dungan was released from Milwaukee to Omaha, then traded to Kansas City with Ed Stein. The October 10 contract, Krauthoff says, will stand under baseball law.
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Chcago
L. C. Krauthoff
Western Asssociation
Wellington Hotel
Nick Young
Fielder Dungan
Chicago
Kansas City
Dungan
Milwaukee
Omaha
Omahalub
Ed Stein
Mryanthoff
Turf Racing Results from Gut Trensure N 41
Track in good condition as racing continues. First race five and a half furlongs Turk fist wins with Chmet second. Second race six furlongs Noonday takes victory with Maveie Beck second. Third race six and a half furlongs Karbonne colt wins with Servns second. Fourth race one mile Santerer wins with Savier second. Fifth race four and a half furlongs Toano wins with E Blossom second. Sixth race one mile Firefir wins with Sparring second.
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Gut Trensure
Turk Fist
Chmet
Defendant
Maveie Beck
Ivanhoe
Time
I.why
Rat
Servns
McKeever
Hesser challenges Miller to 220 yard race Friday night
Bert Hesser claims he will meet George Miller in Tar DisParen office on January 9 at 8 pm for a 220 yard match race with stakes from 100 to 500 dollars. The pair had a prior exchange over the run. The note sets up what is billed as a major cocking main in New York.
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Bert Hesser
George Miller
Miller
Tar DisParen
New York
Owens River
Yosemite
San Joaquin River
San Joaquin
Sierras
Merced River
California Birds Dominate East in Sudden Finish at Daybreak
A main event drifted into a fizzle at dawn as California birds, of Japanese descent, held a strong lead over Maryland contenders. Western backers’ unsportsmanlike conduct halted the bout just as California neared victory by one point.
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California
Maryland
Fulford Hangs Up His Gun
Champion Fulford states he has retired from pigeon shooting after four wins in five contests against Captain Brewer. He plans to return to his work as master of construction, with occasional charity matches only if for a good cause, and says matchmaking days are over.
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New Yorks
Jan
Sporting Times of Today
Fulford
Brewer
Liviay
Fitz Won’t Meet Hall Ends Chances of Fight
New Orleans January 8 Special. Bob Fitzsimmons rules out fighting Jim Hall. Despite large purses offered by Olympic Club and Metropolitan, Fitzsimmons deems Hall beneath him and refuses any bout, quashing plans for a Hall bout.
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New Orleans
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Hall
Fitzsimmons
Hall
Minneapolis
Olympic Club
Metropolitan
Fitz
Alleged Big Purses in Trotting Debated by McCracken
Secretary McCracken of Homewood Driving Park disputed reports of large trotting purses. He cited Grand Rapids offering 100000 but now only 30000 for three meets and said many tracks fail to fill purses. He argued Southwestern tracks aren’t superior to the grand circuit and forecast Williams as the sole 100000 purse source this year, fading soon.
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McCracken
Homewood
Grand Rapids
Williams
Rumor Flows That Climax May Quit County League
A rumor says Climax could drop out of the County League due to lacking enclosed grounds. Strong players may transfer to other clubs. Chartiers is suspected to replace them, with Ridgewood of Allegheny also seeking admission but with slim chances.
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Chartiers
Ridgewoods
Allegheny
Captain Brewer Going West
Captain Brewer declares he will travel to meet challengers who claim marksmanship prowess. He cites rivals such as Charlie Budd, George and Abe Kleinman, J A J Elliott and others, noting they seldom travel East, so he heads toward Chicago to seek competition.
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E.D. Fulford
Charlie Budd
George
Abe Kleinman
J. A. J. Elliott
Kansas City
Chicago
Slavin and Mitchell Reject Fight for Bigger Payout
Slavin and Mitchell refused to fight in the United Sites arena and instead joined Leavitt for a ten week engagement that guarantees them $12,000. The move, announced from Caicaeo on January 8, signals a shift from boxing to a more lucrative entertainment arrangement.
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Caicaeo
Slavin
Mitchell
United Sites
Cs Areney
Leavitt
Cau
East End Gyms Challenge Western Pennsylvania Tug Team
The East End Gyms organize a tug of war squad ready to face any Western Pennsylvania team. They prepare for the next contest and expect strong performance.
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East End
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Club Seeks Salvation Amid League Turmoil
The Pittsburg Club must be saved from its friends as Louisville officials vow to fight for Grimm. Grooke Wacrer is elected Press of the reorganized Washington League club, while local officials admit talks of trading Grimm for Tam rown. The next act of League directors promises a lively showdown. The Chicago Herald notes Boston may lose Stivetts and may see him pitch in Chicago. Arthur Whitney’s name goes unmentioned amid early trade talk. Bent Ips has entered the scene as pitcher.
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Pittsburg
Tue
Louisville
Grimm
Grooke Wacrer
Washington League
Bro
Tam Rown
Chicago Herald
Boston
Stivetts
Chicago
Arthur Whitney
Bent Ixxs
Baseball offseason chatter and college prep notes
Notre Dame will honor its contract with the Brooklyns for next season. The Grimm case provokes talk of Pittshore trickery and possible lawsuits. Harvard freshmen hold a meeting with Captain Frothingham as practice begins for the varsity season while players like O Connor and Dean receive praise. O Connor signs with Philadelphia.
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Enore Kexyepy
Metropolitans
Jim Mutrie
Kennedy
Harvard
Frothingham
Psratca
Burlington
O'Connor
University of Vermont
Wright
Philadelphia Oup
Dudley Dean
O’connor
General Sporting Notes and Upcoming Events
Billy Myer declines a match with Austin Gibbons. Australia favors Jim Hall over Ben Fitzsimmons. Bennett station to host a Genrer athletic club and 75 members already assured. Minneapolis hosts America championship event with 3500 a side next month. East End Gymnastic Club hosts January 28 athletics. Western Pennsylvania offers a tug of war. Pattenson averages 220 in first-class matches. Brooklyn and Suburban handicaps close with Hat prospects. Budd wins 50-bird race 41 to 37 at Watson's Park. Germantown Cricket Club lists 1103 members across categories. Dr. W. G. Grace shines for Lord Sheffield against Victoria. Victory colt shows promise as top 3-year-old of 18xx. Slavin and Mitchell draw big crowds in three-round bouts. Belmont Cricket Club elects officers and directors. Pritchard challenges O’Brien for £500 or £1000 stakes. Investments in city bonds warned. Dispatch to report market moves.
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Billy Myer
Austin Gibbons
Frank Stavin
Australia
Jim Hall
Ben Fitzsimmons
Hall
Bennett Station
Froz Leven
Minneapolia
Hugh McCormick
St. John
Brooklyn
W. P. Moesry
J. W. Budd
Watson's Park
Burnside
Budd
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
W. G. Grace
Lord Sheffield
Victoria
Binky Lakenann
Victory
His Highness
P.stavis
Lord Lonedale
Slavin
Mitchell
Belmont Cricket Club
J. Allison Scott
H. H. Hallowell
J. F. Falinestock, Jr
R. M. Coyle
Milton C. Work
Messrs
Green
North
Eastall
Longstreth and
Colohan
Wood, Brown, Tete
Ballard, Miller and
Davis
Oue
Blackmailer Bags Larceny Charge at Board of Trade
Elick Loewits, a Board of Trade member, was arrested in the directors room on a warrant by Baldwin & Farnam. He faced larceny and attempted blackmail for 1 000 pounds and had trading cards and memoranda aimed at a Board investigation.
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Chicago
Elick Loewits
Board of Trade
Baldwin & Farnam
Loewits
Taley
Board of Trade Directors
Five Boilers Explode in Chicago Factory Killing Four
Jan date report of five boilers exploding at Warren Springer Mannufacturing on Canal Street. Four firemen died and two injured, one fatally. Victims: Arthur Hall Ad Pusch John Lee Patrick Rogers all employed in the engine room. Victim Henry Oswald to die. James Giggins badly scalded but to recover. Boiler plant recently erected two weeks ago. total damage about 15 900. cause unknown. Engineer Schroeder escaped unharmed apart from a stun.
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Chicago
Warren Springer
Schroeder
Sawmill Boiler Blast Kills Seven at Bolling Alabama
A boiler explosion at a Bolling Alabama sawmill yesterday killed Engineer Cooper and four other workers, with four more injured two fatally. The mill was destroyed, and the loss is estimated at $30,000 with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boomngham
Axvn
Jan
Bolling
Ala
Cooper
Death Valley explorers report basaltic cliffs match Giant’s Causeway
Special Field Agent Nelson returns from Death Valley and Yosemite expedition detailing basaltic columnar cliffs up to 50 feet high near Mount Lyell with six sided spires and thousands of basaltic specimens. The party collected 7000 to 8000 animal skins and countless birds plants to enrich California natural history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dtapathh
San Francisco
Jan
Nelson
Death Valley
Yosemite Park
Ireland
Darwin
Paramint Mountains
Grapevine Range
Nevada
White Mountains
California
Arctic
Mount Lyell
North Fork
San Joaquin
Yosemite
Galen Clark
Move to dissolve Trans Missouri Freight Association faces anti trust suit
District Attorney J W Addy filed a petition in U S Circuit Court to break up the Trans Missouri Freight Association. Fifteen railroads are named in a bid to dissolve the pool and end alleged unlawful restraints and monopolistic practices affecting western rail shipping and rate setting. The suit argues the association acts as a pool denying full competition and could leave shippers with a single west of Missouri owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ToreKay
J. W. Addy
United States Circuit Court
Trains-Missouri Freight Association
Trans- Missouri Freight Association
Trans-Missouri Freight Association
Missouri
Suffering for Sentiments at Green Farm Church
Norwalk reports that Rev Henry E Davies of Green Farm Congregational Church was asked to resign by his flock. The congregation faults recent sermons praising Roman Catholic beliefs and claims divine power to forgive others, leading to social scandal and calls for his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Henry E Davies
Green Farm Congregational Church
Sloan commits suicide by head injury in jail cell
Memphis reports A. K. Sloan, longtime local businessman, killed himself by banging his head against the iron bars of a jail cell early this morning while under detention for drunkenness. He had been jailed the prior night. Hair and blood were noted on the barred barrier.
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Memphis
A. K. Sloan
Sloan
River News and Notes from Louisville Dispatch
River news and notes report river levels at Louisville and nearby locations with ships J C Lewis and B P Wood arriving with coal, departures Fleetwood and Big Kanawha, weather clear and cold, temperatures around 52 at 4 PM and 2 degrees at 6 PM, snow noted at Warnex. The Buckeye State to pass up tonight and Kansas to New Orleans on Tuesday.
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Fleetwood
Cincinnati
Big Kanawha
Carrollton
Owensboro
Evansville
Allegheny Junction
Moucastowx
Miami
Warnex
River conditions and boat movements across multiple cities
The report notes river levels and navigation status in Evansville Wheeling Parkersburg and Cincinnati with various depths and falling trends. It mentions towboats laid up and delays on regular trips plus a fatal incident aboard a river steamer near Mason City and Lexington.
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Evansville
Mason City
Lexington
Mary Houston
Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Louis
River ST
New Orleans
Clarke
Guiding Star
Clocinnath
Padyeah
Teneseerhver
Savannah
Pe Saars Hamilton
Boenver
Vicksprag
Fulton and
Nargrs
LIE in business by Rev George Bodges
The second letter in a series on Christianity and business success discusses what lies behind ethical conduct in commerce and how faith informs thrift discipline and integrity in market life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bodges
Multistate Fire Toll Records Large Losses Across Towns
Fire sweeps multiple locations including Syracuse Steel Works Av, Clarksville Woolen Mills, La Chute Quebec, Findlay Wellington factory, and Waynesburg area stores. Total loss around $18,000 to $310,000 with dozens displaced. casualties include injuries to rescuers during explosion in Zeigler residence. Fire originated in So wash Fink drug store basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. J
Syracuse Steel Works
Clarksville
Clarksville Woolen Mills
McKinter
First Street
la Chute
Quebec
Findlay
American Nail Machine Works
Wellington Manufacturig Company
New York
Newtown
Waynesburg
Dennis White
Lindsey Morris
L. Hickman
Conway
Roberts
Spicer
Sarah A. Morris
Waynesburg and
Mt. Morris Company
David R
Albert Spragg
Jeannette
Cook
Hugh Henry
Sowash & Fink
Canal Dover
Dr. Hoch Henry
Seltzer & Riymstein
P. J. Slater
J. B. Skelly
Tobaccoutist
J. B. Zeigier
Dispatch Building
J. B. Trescher
Sullyenvon
Episcopal Congregation
F. J. Scott
Frank Trimbie
5. G. Keys
Mike Foley
J. King
Zeigler
Scott
Farmers Alliance delegates seek nonpartisan labor platform in 1892
At the National Conference of State Presidents of the Farmers Alliance the body adopted a resolution urging delegates at the Industrial Conference in St. Louis on February 22 1892 to press for a labor platform to be presented to the Democratic Republican and People's parties for 1893 elections while avoiding formal party affiliation. A memorial to Congress condemns low farm mood and calls for government issuance of money at low interest and full silver coinage with gold parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixetoy
D. C
National Conference of
Farmers’ Alliance
Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
St. Louis
Orcani
Democratic Party
Republican Party
People’s Party
Congress
Ocean Steamship Arrivals From and To
Short fragment lists ocean steamship arrivals with from and destination fields. The readable text hints at origin and final port in a maritime import schedule style. No specific ships, dates, or companies are clearly identified in the available snippet.
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Oia
Mrerrica
Vania, West Virginia and
Prersacee
United States Weather Bureau of Ricer
Fasome
Witherow Company
Rewsy
Porren
Lauisville
Siessies
Braddock
Senator Quay
Reynolddton
Sommnser County
South Penn Railroad
Beaver Falls
Smith Hulmes
Philip Deserts
Paul Crangie
George English
Samuel Boss
Chandlersville
Lancaster County Workshouse
Connellsville
Mike Condoley
Bennett
Rosa
Nennets
Condoley
Abraham Lincpin
A. K. McClure
Ulysses & Grant
Grant
Shiloh
Phil Kinz
Strangler Lewis
Erie
Fspectal Telegnam
the Strangler
Park
Pfeffer
Fred Pfeffer
Chicago Association
Fred
von der Ahe
Guttenburg
Hesser
His Gun
Captain Brewer
New York Sporting Times of Tomorrow
John L
Baseball Notes
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Brooklyns
Connie Mack
Waar
Reilly
Sandy” Guin
Hatfield
Dan Stearns
Caruthers
Terry
Foutz
Robinson
Dick Johmson
Seery
Slattery
Donovan
Sneed
Alvord
Sevenal
Pittshore
Manager Powers
Alabama
Death's Valley
Grand Army and
Secret Society News
Kansas
River News and Notes
Ius
Fifth Ave
Paris
Camel’s Hair Novelties
Jacquard
Chevron
Bedford
Campbell & Dick
Frank J. Mason
Preranone
Catarrh and Dyelepsia Institute
Penn Avenue
A. &. Lowe
Ted
Pearl Street
la Belle
Fauxk J. Mason
Des, Lows, Garans and Associates
Dence
Q i Bank
Catarah and Ovspepsia Institute
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