Winter weather slows trains and snow hits many towns
Across multiple cities January 16 reports describe colder weather with light snow and travel disruption as trains run from one to four hours late. The day also covers political moves, storms, and economic troubles from Galveston to Pittsburg with labor disputes and financial uncertainties unfolding locally and nationwide.
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Kansas City
Torexa
Kas
Republican Caucus Tonight
John J. Ingalls
United States Senate
New York
William M. Evarts
Lapham
Produce Exchange
Boston
Alfred Greenfield
Jacob Kilrain
Greenfield
Pat Sheedy
Charles Mitchell
New Orleans
City
Mexico
Raymon Fernandez
France
Fernandez
Paris
St. Lovuis
Denison
Washington
Senate Committee On’ Pensions
Emma DeLong
Lieutenant DeLong
Jeanette
Blair
Curiaco
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Illinois Central
Dubuque
Sioux City
Colfax
Grand Lodge L. C. O. F
District of Columbia
Schuyler Colfax
P.G. R
Grand Lodge of
Indiana
Odd Fellows
State
District Court Action Over Bond and Administration Fees
In district court this morning a motion to dismiss the Aycock et al vs Brown et al suit was granted. Clifford claims Brown conspired with Kalteyer Minter and Altgelt to deprive him of fees after being denied compensation for services in obtaining letters of administration on the Grenet estate. An appeal followed by the plaintiff.
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Galveston
Acuba
Associated Press
Dover
Newport News
Walker & Fowler
Thomas Stockdale
Sunderland
Ngland
Committee On Military Affairs
Slocum
House
Senate
General Grant
Havin
Genera Grant
Rosecrans
Morgan
Walford
Murray
Connelly
Lyman
Bayne
Cutcheon
Steel
Fort Wayne
Pittsburg
Chicago
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Dell
Straitsville
Nelsonville
Vaseyaia
Tures
Sprinoriep
Illinois
Haynes
Fuller
West
Crafts
Hamilton
Prrrspuna
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
California
Wood’s Run
South Side
Bank of Pittsburg
Aycock
Clifford
Brown
Kalteyer
Minter
Altgelt
Froboese and Santleben Versus Gifford Freight Dispute
In Justice Adams court this morning a freight charge dispute over 11 bundles of paper valued at $10 30 was heard. Ten bundles were delivered. the eleventh was missing, yet the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiffs for the full amount sued.
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Froboese & Santleben
A. W. Gifford
Adam
Tar and Coats
Magnificent State Woman’s Work Display At Houston Exposition
The New Orleans Times-Democrat reports Texan crafts from Austin Dallas Sherman Fort Worth and Houston on display. Dallas shows a carved mantel cabinet grape vine carving and Queen Anne chairs while Sherman banners and a rich cedar cabinet draw praise. Other highlights include plush urns embroidered chairs lace curtains bedspreads and satin rugs with intricate needlework. The exhibit emphasizes quality craftsmanship from women across Texas.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Austin
Dallas
Promise
Una
Texas
Sherman
United States
Weatherford
William H. Rice
Houston
Mother Eve
Paradise
State Department
Marshall
Lkach
Kensington
Land of
Dixie
Elizabeth S. Hereford
Exposition Society of
Fort Worth
Crazy Quilt
Texas Star
Crescent City
Fletcher Morgan
Clarksville
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Basterouston Street
San Antonio, Texas
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Chas. Roberts
District Court
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G. B. Frank's
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Rhodius & Tempsky's
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