City Council Debates San Pedro Park Improvement and Street Plans
Aldermen meet with most present as committees review petitions for Tobin Hill sidewalks and Laredo Street property, and the mayor vetoes a San Pedro Park improvement plan. A special committee to verify lease terms is formed, and street works, guttering, and gravel bed purchases are debated. The council adjourns after approving various repairs and motions.
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Pauly
McAllieter
Mackey
Tobin’s Hill
Mateo Carillo
Laredo Street
School Board
San Pedro Park
Fredermy
Fred Kerble
Alderman Mackey
Victor Baiz
Powder House Hill
Avenue
Grand Avenue
Weigner
Monterey
Matamoras
San Luis
Pecos Street
Gallagher
French
First Ward
Lockwood
Degener
Travis Park
Destructive Selma Storm Leaves Death and Desolation
A powerful cyclone moved north of Selma Alabama causing widespread damage. It killed at least thirteen people and injured forty to fifty as it tore through Dallas Perry and Bibb counties. Bridges, railroad beds, crops and houses were destroyed. Relief parties search for the dead and missing while residents gather funds for burials and aid.
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Selma
Ala
Cohaba River
Dallas
Perry
Bibb Coun
Government faces bill for transit damage after isthmus blaze
Washington sources reference Secretary Whitney ordering the Tennessee and Galena to Panama to guard transit. A naval officer warns of a coming winter bill for the Aspinwall burning, predicting millions in damages and a demand for remuneration from the government for open transit and destroyed property.
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Washngtox
Whitney
Tennessee
Galena
Panama
Star
Aspinwall
Columbia
Funeral of Mr John McCullough in Newark
November 9 report states the funeral will be held Thursday at 11 o clock in St. George's hall Newark. Pallbearers listed include Edwin Booth John B Warson Chicago William H Thompson St Louis William J Florence New York Matthew Corning Philadelphia Henry Edwards New York W Collier John A Cocker Newark and William M Conner Newark.
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John McCullough
St. George's Hall
Edwin Booth
John B. Warson
Chicago
William HH. Thompson
St. Louis
William J. Florence
New York
Matthew Corning
Philadelphia
Henry Edwards
W. Collier
John A. Cocker
William M. Conner
Newark
Universal compulsory education bill introduced in Congress
City or Mexico reports the introduction of a universal compulsory education bill in Congress this afternoon. A second bill seeks free exercise of all professions including legal medical and educational fields, facing opposition from professional men. Also notes silver dollar issue and Riel reprieve with execution planned for the 16th.
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City Or
Mexico
Republic
Congress
Arbitration moves forward as Galveston strike settles
Galveston and Houston report the arbitration panel formed by the Citizens and Knights of Labor holds its first meeting with W L Moody chaired proceedings. A request to dismiss four patrolmen over alleged incendiary talk is rebuffed by Mayor Fulton. US marshals offered but declined. Colored and white workers show rising tensions as Adjutant General King arrives from Austin.
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Galveston
Knights of Labor
W. L. Moody
Cotton Exchange
P. H Golden
John Nugent
Coalville
D. Black
Fort Worth
C. Clifford
Denison
G. W. Smith
San Antonio
P. J. Willis
J. D. Skinner
G. B. Miller
J. Runge
District Assembly Knights of Labor
Fulton
Patrick Emmett
Samuel Eldridge
Davis
Sparks
Detiuhl
Warren
de Bruhi
Knights
United States
Citizens’ Committee
A.S. Stratton
Mallory Company
Mallorys
King
Austin
Ireland
Houston
Ouston
Roach's yard resumes operations with large crowd
In Cursier Pa on November 9 about 170 men began work as 1,000 gathered at the gates. Foremen selected 150 workers, 60 assigned to the Chicago yard tasks, and most departments except the foundry started. In New York the Morgan Iron Works also resumed with nearly 1,500 men, plans to hire over 1,000 more.
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Cursier
Roach
Chicago
New York
Morgan Iron Works
John Roach
Craiser Atlanta
Dolphin
Secretary Endicott Alerts Troops for Chinese Rebellion Proclamation
Secretary Endicott orders military commanders near the predicted uprising area to keep troops ready to enforce the President's proclamation revisions issued last Saturday.
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Washington
Endicott
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Soledad Street
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W. E. Jones
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Alamo Cement Co
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Heal of River
Ement
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F. W. McAllister & Bro
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the Light Office
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Born & Co
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Red Cross
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Schreiner
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Alderman Connor
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McAllister
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Connor
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Mill Street
Major Brackenridge
Messrs. Groos
Maverick
Judge Devine
Water- Works Company
Bryan Callaghan
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F. Groos
City
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Serio
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Mr Stalin
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Jimmy Drew
Dras
Brocky
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