Knights of Labor and street car strike unrest at Galveston
The Rangers report an enthusiastic Turner hall meeting where Knights of Labor executives discuss arbitration with strikers. Police restore order as mobs derail cars on Cass avenue, injuring some workers. In Galveston officials negotiate with Santa Fe on displacements, while St Louis holds a large Trades Display parade with Hendricks and Marmaduke observing.
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St. Lovuis
Turner Hall
Heep
Knights of Labor
Trades Assembly
The
Cass Avenue
Market
Walnut Streets
Pine Street
Seventh
Ninth
John Doyle
John Scullen
Union
Mound City Road
Galviston
Knights of Labor Order
Santa Fe
John Nugent
Coalville
N. A. Reynolds
Fort Worth
E. Pierson
Temple and
St. Louis
Trades Display Association
Hendricks
Marmaduke
Exposition
Rennard
Mr. Hendricks
New York
Ira Davenport
J. B. Carr
Cardinal McCloskey
Keyes
Southern Hotel
Fair Grounds
Fair Association
Woonsocket
Oak
Clarence Bennett
Young Butler Drowns Self After Mother's Death
In Medina about 16 miles below the city, S E K Butler, 20, son of KEG Butler formerly of this city, drowned himself after the death of his mother. A note said his best friend was dead and he wished to join her. The body was recovered this morning and an inquest will be held. The bereaved father arrived to inform the coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
S. EK. Butler
KE. G. Butler
Mr. Butler
Young Butler
Butler
Anunciador
Guanajuato
Chihuahua
Jose Barrera
Europe
Mexico
Voluca
State of Mexico
Lalanne
Eighth Cavalry Band
New Orleans
Crescent City
Manuel Tendilla
Puebla
Concepcion Quintana
Coahuila
Chilpancingo
Guerrero
Jesus de Nava
Vera Cruz
Jalapa
Coatepec
Cordoba
Ozuluama
Chontla
Coscomatepec
Zontecomatlan
Numerous Local Happenings Reported Across Mexican Regions
Public clock inaugurations in Zacualtipan Hidalgo and locust outbreaks near Venado San Luis Potosi mark a string of regional events. Disbanding of the Eighth Mexican Cavalry band in Mexico City, trials for Vera Cruz rebels, and a libel suit victory for Anunciador illustrate political and social tensions.
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Zacualtipan
Hidalgo
Venado
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Cordoba
Orizava
Julian Regolos
Cotton and commodities report from New York and Chicago markets
Ledger notes from Floyd & Co report on New York cotton prices Futures activity steady with varied dates in October to May along with spot prices. Chicago wheat up gterm , corn quiet, pork firm at 3.40, lard weak. stock market shows Northwestern and Delaware and Lackawanna mentions.
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Floyd & Co
Soledad Street
New Yor
Jane
Liverpoon
Orleans
New York
Northwestern
Delaware and Lackawanna
Chicago
German English school fair draws larger crowd second night
The second night of the German English school fair attracted more attendees than the first due to better weather. Receipts were about equal, and participants found the event enjoyable. The Beethoven Maennerchor performed vocal selections that were well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Maennerchor
Past Events on October 9 in Early 1880s Chronicle
Chronological notes for October 9 across 1881 to 1884. Resolutions by St Vincent de Paul for Col John Walthall. death notices for Harriet Richardson and misc. deaths. torch-light procession for Wash Jones. Frank D McHolland suicide near Villadama, Mexico. Baptist convention reports. wedding of H C Gafford and Alma Diesselhorst. Mose Craighton death by own action at Brown Jug saloon. diamond and gold prizes at Volksfest. Only a Woman's Heart at Turner hall. fall meeting announcements for Texas. Bishop Neraz returns from Eagle Pass. funeral of Joe Zimmermann. W H Simms returns from Dakota ranch.
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Society of St. Vincent de Paul
John Walthall
Harriet Richardson
Wash Jones
Frank D. McHolland
Villadama
Mexico
Baptist Convention
Ctober
H. C. Gafford
Alma Diesselhorst
Mose Craighton
Brown Jug
West Commerce Street
Lulu McAllister
Pauline Newman
Turner Hall
Texas
Neraz
Eagle Pass
Joe Zimmermann
W. H. Simms
Dakota Ranch
Board of Revision and Appeal governs San Antonio tax assessments
An 1885 ordinance empowers a five member Board of Appeal and Revision to inspect tax lists, lower or raise property values, and notify property owners when value is raised. The board must give 10 days notice and repeal conflicting sections. Army orders announce Fort Clark promotions and transfers. Local crime notes report a pistol incident at a saloon. social items include a surprise party at Koenigheim residence with attendees.
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City of
San Antonio
Board of Revision and Appeal
Bryan Callaghan
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Ladies Dress
Joske Brothers
W. B.O Smith
Northern Assurance Company
England
Commercial Union Assurance Company
Imperial Fire Insurance Company
Lancashire Insurance Company
Phenix Assurance Company
Insurance Company of North America
Philadelphia
Phenix Insurance Company
Hartford
Conn
Phoenix Insurance Company
Brooklyn
American Central Insurance Company
Rische’s Cigar Store
Commerce Street
James P. Hickman, JR
J.t. Marquart
Oxford
Newport
Soledadst
Geo. H. Kalteyer
J. Mauermann
W. E. Jones
Bambenger
Wren
Alamo
State Capitol
Acequia Street
F. Simmang
Oysters
Fish and Game
A. Hampel
Andy At
Scholz’s
F. W. McAllister & Bro
Alamo ST
Cor
Villita
San Antonio, Texas
Austin
Rosendale
Navarro and
Houston Streets
South Alamo
Barrera Street
M. Berndt
Vienna
Bologne
South Centre St
Mit
East Houston Street
USA
Reimann
Camargo Street
Spielhagen & Co
Ouston Street
AN Antonio
North Florest
A. RK
Henney
Aransas
Easy Terms
Anauirea
Eashappalie
South Flores
Courthouse
ITV
W. Big Eee
Wiving Price and
Aioe
Ion Fiores
W. B. Mullen
Telegraphic News
Galveston
Blum & Koenigsberger’s
E. P. Cuaupon
Army
F. L.town
C. 8. Black
Fort Clark
Fred D. Tillman
Eighth Cavalry
Frank Johnson
Nineteenth Infantry
Alfred Lafortune
Fort Brown
Benjamin Stratcamp
Johann Daub
Fort Ringgold
W. M. Ellis
Recorder
Albert Friederich
South Flores Street
Joe Hauk
Ellis
Boblinger
Black Elephant
Oakville
Cortez
Sid Staniforth
Koenigheim
Jennie Koenigheim
Sarah Landa
Cora Baum
Hattie Baum
Hennie Hall
Helen Veith
Jennie
Harriet
Hannah Koenigheim
Harry Baum
Dan Marx
Sam Lewin
Abe Cohen
A. Steinhardt
Aaron Frank
H. Nadler
A. Koenigeberger
A. Kaas
Mose Baumblatt
Julius Zork
J. Baum
Dave Koenigheim
Dan Maix
Haas & Orrennchmen
Theatre
Edwin Joyce Theo
Hand A. PU
Larry Dooley
Old Skinflint
Mrs Skinflint
Katie Weedell
Bee Eee
Oenera Ed
Nellie Allen
May Allen
Bessie Carleton
Rosalia Gravallia
Mr Starin
Ricklin Deere
Serio
Edwin Joyce
Clara Negan
Ball
Sally Brown
Rosallia Gravallia
Nellie Charles Linwood
John Worthington
Theophs
Skinflint
Nan
Dan Harper
Billy McGlory
Lobster McMullin
Gilbert Long
Julia Worthington
O'Neil
Wilson
Kind Pe Catenin
Mr. N.8. Woods
Annie Howard
Charles BE. Emmett
Tee
Peeae Nee
Fulton Ferry
Nettie
Worthington
Fifth Avenue
East River
Lobster McMulle
Julia
Linwood
McMullen
Charles Line
Mrs. O'Neil
New Company
Jake Long
Emporium OF Fashion
Prince Albert
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