Arbitration verdict unsettled in labor dispute at Mallory
The Joint Committee of Arbitration concluded with a mostly advisory resolution urging Captain Sawyer to favor workers who were on the wharf during the October 15 strike. Knights of Labor claim the result favors Mallory and fear hiring from the old payroll will lock out colored workers. Sawyer says the recommendation is not binding and the public mood is unsettled amid a new citizens’ committee to protect commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Matlory Company
Messrs. Moody and Miller
Citizens’ Committee
Mallory Company
Arbitration Committee
Knights of Labor
Knights
The
Mallorys
Citizens Committee
George Sealey
King
Outlaw Faustine Vela Seen in Brownsville Streets
November 11 report notes Faustine Vela sighting in Brownsville but no capture. Also covered are J B Morris arrested for poisoning a Chinaman with beer and strychnine, a McKinley-era jail escape, a hardware store safe blown but left intact, a mill hand killed in Minegoia, a residence fire in Dr V Wharfs home, and county tax rolls increase in Milam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsvil Lx
Faustine Vela
Beitrox
J. B. Morris
Lonaview
Bill Riley
J. H. Clark
Layrone’s
Clark
Henry Grove
Allen
Cook & Love
Minegoia
Willie Schillberger
Here
V. Wharf
Milam County
Tom Pearson
J.C. Stovall
James J. Robertson
John Weber
Locke
San Antonio
Chenneyville
Stead Interviewed in Bath Field Prison Garb
Stead the Pall Mall Gazette editor is interviewed at Bath Field prison with warden present. He wears prison clothes and looks cold but in fairly good spirits. He is allowed a Bible, eats porridge and brown bread, and must pick one pound of oakum daily. Sentences start October 19 and he is to be released January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnox
Stead
Pall Mall Gazette
Bath Field
Glengarry
Mexican drainage plan eyed as new sewer tunnel proposed
November 11 report from Crry or Mixtco states the grand jury debates impeachment of Ex- President Gonzales while the Supreme Court upholds the conviction of prisoners Chavrier and Carrillo. President Diaz and ministers inspect a sewer route draining the Valley of Mexico via a canal from Lake Sexcoco to Lake Zempengo, through a 5 mile tunnel with an estimated cost of 4 million dollars. Local sanitarians forecast death rate reduction by half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crry
Mixtco
Committee of Congress
Grand Jury
Gonzales
Supreme Court
Chavrier
Monitor Republicano
Carrillo
Correo de Lunes
Diaz
Treasury and
Interior
Valley of Mexico
Lake Sexcoco
Lake
Zempengo
Times Links Pacific Coast Anti Chinese Crusade to Immigration Block
The Times argues that blocking Chinese immigration in the United States could push Chinese workers to seek opportunities at home and divert migration. It condemns mob tactics on the western coast as an act of spoilation against the world and notes the injustice to Chinese men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cureaco
Central Music Hall
Henry Waterson
I. Sterling Morton
Frank Hurd
Watterson
Morton
Chicago
Congress
Nebraska
South
Benjamin Reese
Toledo
Hocking Valley
Iowa
United States
Ohio
Dorgan
South Carolina
William Trumbull
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Gorsuch
Hurd
London
the Times
Pacific
Altoether
Market reports and political jibes from Texas Siftings
The item lists commodity prices and futures for wheat corn pork and lard with receipts and shipments, notes cotton sales and futures, and reports stock quotes from Northwestern Delaware and Lackawanna St Paul. It ends with political commentary praising Cleveland’s removal of Jack Frans and a short Sunday School joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd & Co
Soledad Street
CarcaGco
New York
Livertoon
Orleans
Northwestern
Delaware and Lackawanna
St. Pau
Texas Democratic
Cleveland
Jack Frans
Moses
Texas Siftings
Hen Sits on Eggs Distracts Farmer in Tallabassee Tale
A farmer arriving last Saturday finds his wife's old speckled hen on his basket of eggs in Shine's cotton-yard. He ejects the hen and sells the eggs to Saxon & Co. Later that day he returns to the buggy, and the hen again sits on two small nubbins and the buggy wrench, delaying his plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shine
Saxon & Co
Southern Pacific completes Salinas river bridge and more
Railway news notes a 510 foot three span bridge over the Salinas river between Castroville and Monterey built to Italian plans to resist washouts. A temporary cross river bridge replaces the burned Yuma Colorado river structure with plans for a permanent 3000000 dollar rebuild. Reports cite rising Sunset line receipts of 3077535 dollars and strong Texan support for the Kansas City Texas and Aransas Pass railroad with towns offering bonuses and land to advance building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Company
Salinas River
Castroville
Monterey
Italy
Southern Pacific Railway
Colorado River
Yuma
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Railroad
Sunset Line
Kansas City Times
Kansas City, Texas and
Aransas Pass
Texas
San Antonio
Kansas City
Mexico
South America
Mayor's veto on Park Inspector and Kerble lease dispute
Editor defends Jermy park plan offering to plant 4000 trees shrubs and flowers at 85 dollars a month for five years with city bearing no cost. Council accepted after committee review but Mayor vetoed, urging Kerbel to undertake work. Park of 50 acres to be improved as a city public resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Light
San Pedro Park
Kerble
F. Jermy
Jermy
Park and Finance Committee
Kerbel
Installations of Officers at Krisch's Ball and Household of Bath
Officers were installed at Krisch's ball No. 2142 with Rev. Mack Henson delivering the address. Names listed include J. G. Morse, R. S. to N. G. L. Taylor, and others. Household of Bath No. 305 also announced with multiple named stewards and governors. A brief comic exchange about counting fish appears, followed by an ad noting Opera Puffs cigarettes as popular at a typical price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krisch
W. Rivers
V. G. G. Daniela
C. James Martin, Jr
A. Matthews
W.T. W. W. Grimes
N. G. George Williams
N. F
J.E. Tonsall
Household of
Bath
Junior Stewart
Jane Vandross
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Simms & Samuels
W. H. Simms
Huse N. Morgan
Proprietors
Thxas
Donnelly and
Drew
Oupumey
Patrick Plarity
Hanna Flarity
Paulsey Dugan
Katherina Flarity
Pauline Ames
Joe Donnell
James Drew
Larry Dooley
Annie Howard
Twee
Serio
Tim Starin
Debby Ricklin
Mr Stalin
Laura Ashby
Larry Dooly
Laura Asmby
Vestvali
Chide
Huse N. Mi
Brocky
Morgan
Broocky Morgan
Joe Hildebrand
Lane
Oreet Ers
Harry Macarthy
Arkansaw
Lou Baker
Iee
Hout
Larry Bool
Dooley James Drew Wat
Souter Miss Annid Howard
MA Ali Vestv Mis
Lucy Wolf
Josee Brothers
Brussels
Joseph Bros
J. H. Kampmank
Otto Korhler
Henalier
Lone Star
GEO
H. Kalteyer
Southern Hotel
James P. Hickman, JR
C. Bamberger
B. J. Mauermann
W. E. Jones
Alamo Cement ‘O
State Capitol
Acequia Street
Head of River
Simmang
Oysters
Fish and Game
A. Hampel
Riverside Cafe
Scholz
Commerce and
Losoya Streets
Lone Star & Pacific
Aloon
John Guhmann
FWY
McAllister & Bro
S. Alamo ST
Cor. Willita
San Antonio, Texas
Austin
Rosendale
Clothier
Rice
Born & Co
New Orleans
Ename! Paint Company
Mixed
West Commerce Street
Galveston
Free Traders
Railroad News
Southern Pacific
Philadelphia News
L. Wolfson
Emporium OF Fashion
Aki
Firate
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