Episcopal Convention settles negro issue amid factional splits
At Aiken the Episcopal Diocesan Convention ends race dispute with Bishop Howe asserting canon does not mention color and pledging to pursue ecclesiastical unity. The Seceders demand racial separation. Pollard remains central colored clergyman. Plan calls for future separate colored mission. trade notes follow.
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Clareston
8. C
Episcopal Diocesan
Aiken
Howe
Pollard
Contested Election Papers Move Through House Committee
Mr Mobley, Clerk of the House Elections Committee, organizes and prints papers for 16 contested election cases, most from the South. Indiana, Connecticut, Maryland, West Virginia, Alabama, South Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Florida contribute cases as the panel prepares to publish volumes and resolve disputes in the Fifty-first Congress.
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Indiana
Posey
Parrett
Connecticut
Seymour
Miles
Maryland
Chalmers
Morgan
Catchings
Hooker
West Virginia
Atkinson
Pendleton
Thweatt
Clark
McDuffie
Turpin
Alabama
South Carolina
Miller
Elliott
Tennessee
Eaton
Phelan
Arkansas
Featherstone
Gates
Florida
Goodrich
Bullock
Chalmers-Morgan
Langston
Venable
Clayton
Breckinridge
House
Altgether
Congress
Pole Planting Standoff Tangles Liberty Street Workmen Clash
Yesterday morning Pleasant Valley Street Railway crews attempted to plant a telegraph pole at Seventh street and Liberty near E B Meyers Co. The Meyers firm ordered a halt, but workers pressed on with 20 guards. Police led by Chief Brown intervened, clearing the force, yet tensions rose as clashes resumed and the site remained blocked at noon.
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Pleasant Valley Street Railway Company
Seventh Street
Liberty
E. B. Meyers & Co
Mossra
Meyers
Succop
Pendent Brown
Mr. Meyers
Chief Brown
Department of Pubic Safety
City of Detroit Makes Maiden Trip for Press Guests
Representatives of Detroit and Cleveland newspapers joined officials and business leaders on the new Steamer City of Detroit for its inaugural run from Pittsburg to Detroit. The vessel halved the travel time to two hours and forty two minutes, showcasing its passenger service. Agents Dunnevant Clarke and Whitcomb hosted the press party.
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Detroit and Cleveland Steam Navigation Company
Detroit
Pittsburgers
Cleveland
Ome
Westward Monongahela House Sees Staff Shakeup
Six colored porters were discharged at the Monongahela House yesterday and six white men hired in their places. Mr. Anderson brought a head porter from Philadelphia. Colored bell boys retained. boot blacks and others to be dismissed as part of a broad hotel transformation underway.
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Monongahela House
Mr. Anderson
Philadelphia
Directors reelect Henry Warner as Allegheny County Workhouse head
At the annual meeting Henry Warner was reelected superintendent and no changes were made in the co administration. A Magee was mentioned as a possible successor, with Warner stating he would not accept a salary of twenty thousand dollars. The report notes local business interest and several obituaries and funeral notices following the meeting.
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Allegheny County
Henry Warner
A. Magee
Mrnagers
Warner
Maree
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