European tensions and Austrian German alliance talk cited
A cluttered report discusses potential shifts in European power, noting Austrian and German positions on war readiness and possible moves toward peace. It references Von Schweinitz, De Giers, and the Austrian cabinet, with hints of military build ups on the frontier and cautions about actions that could trigger a broader conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalnyegcage
Rossis
Deiy
Linasia
St. Papers
Austria
Bosnia
Herzego
Grashdanindst
Husgian
Germany
Vienna
Pesth
Anatrian
Oot von Walkenstein
Othe
Dietricla
Mila
Kiel
Hnsels Haa
Interstate Commission Rules Express Firms Under Commerce Act
The Interstate Commerce Commission announces a formal decision on whether express companies fall under the act to regulate commerce. It notes contracts with railroads, the scale of capitalization, and that some express firms are branches of railroads while independently run operators may not be fully covered. The commission refers the issue to Congress for final resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fyteau
William
Bismarck
von Munster
San Remo
Woollan
Willian
Tagebfalt
Gazelle
Count Ifer- Famarek
Inter-state Commission
Express Central
Waasstuxatoy
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Greas
Berg
Congress
Interstate Commerce Committee of the
Senate
Atchison & Nebraska railroad dissolution suit filed
Nebraska Attorney General Leese petitions the supreme court to declare the Atchison Lincoln & Columbus and related entities forfeited, dissolve the line, and appoint trustees. The filing details incorporation, consolidation, leases, transfers to Burlington & Missouri River and Chicago Burlington & Quincy, and alleged failures to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sule
Nebraska
Wise
Secretary of State of
A. J. Cropeey
A. A. Egbert
T. A W. Calvert
George Morrison
C. Chanute
Atchison & Nebraska Railroad Company
Snte
Richardson, Pawnee
Gage, Johnson
Lancaster
Seward
Butler
Lincoln
Columbus
Union Pacific Railway
Platte County
Atchison, Lincoln & Columnts Railroad Company
Atchison & Nebraska Railway Company
Kansas
Secretary of State
Missouri
Winois
Richardson
Pawnee
Gage
Lancaster County
Nehama City
Nemata County
Nebraska City
Side.& M
Crete
Beatrice
Gave County
Atchison
Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
Chicago
Atchson & Nebraska Rilroad Company
Burlington & Missouri Liver Railroad Company
Burlington & Sfmsouri Iilver Railroad Company
Burington & Missouri River Railroad Company
Burlington & Missouri River Railroad Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Ilinois
Iowa
Atuta
Jegiee
Frei
Atchison, Lincoln & Columbus Railroad Company
Wit-trust
Aged Philanthropist Corcoran Failing Health
Washington philanthropist W W Corcoran, nearing his 93rd birthday, grew feeble after attending St John’s Church service. He has spent about 4 million dollars on charity and education, best known for the Corcoran Art Gallery donation and Louise Home on Massachusetts Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philanthropoist
Washington
W. Corccoran
Tripartite Contract Cancelled in Curcaco Illinois
In Curcago Illinois on December 28 a tripartite contract with Commissioner Vining and the old pool was cancelled. Vining had been paid 62,000 for eighteen months active duty and two years sitting. He agreed to take 6,000 in lieu of the remaining year of the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasros
Corentan
Cork
Josmaer
National League
Gladstone
Felkstone
France
San Jreso
Mackenzie
Frederick William
Conx
Good Shepherd
Lospos
Berlin
Exchange Telegraph Company
Austria
Rosalia
New York
William
Lospom
Mussowniyeay
Curcaco
Vining
Tripartite Association
Knights of Labor Push for Government Telegraphy Petition
The Knights of Labor general executive board is circulating petitions calling on Congress to establish government telegraphy. Reports indicate strong black support and rapid signature collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Knights of Labor General Executive Board
Death of Daniel Manning Brings Presidents Cabinet to Albany
President Cleveland and the cabinet arrive in Albany to attend the private and public funeral for Daniel Manning. The ceremony at St Paul’s Episcopal Church features a large state turnout, with pallbearers from politics and business, a burial service, and the coffin laid in a cemetery vault until spring. The procession, prayers, and tolling bells mark the solemn farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantel Nanning
Albany
N. Y
Cleveland
Whitney
Endicott
Governor Hill
Manning
St. Paul's Church
Thacher
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Plaga
Hill
Pstes
James H. Manning
Isi
Daniel Manning
Reese
Mechanical Department
Argus Establishment
Charles J. Canda
New York
Sydney Webster
United States
Gorman
Maryland
C. N. Jordan
J. Randall
Philadelphia
Manton Marble
Rufus W. Peckham
Simon W. Rosendale
Erastus Corning
John H. van Antwerp
Roscoe Conkling
Vaschal P. Pratt
St. Paul’s Church
Western National
The
Argus
St. Paul
Corinthians
Doane
Jesus
Washington
Fifty-Four Rounds Fought in Bare Knuckles Bout
A Springfield amateur middleweight Frank J. Hogan and Pittaborg's John Daly battled fifty-three rounds outside St. Louis with Daly knocked down twice and Hogan gaining the lead. Daly's backers claimed darkness forced a draw as Hogan’s backers rejected it. the time for a fifty-fourth round lapsed with Daly absent. Talks of another match followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Springfield
Frank J. Hogan
John Daly
Pittaborg
Daly
Hogan
Christmas Goodies For the Children Dinner Honors City Poor
The fifth annual Christmas club dinner for Washington district children fed and entertained over two thousand youngsters. Miss Nellie Arthur was the first president, and Miss Mollie Vilas, daughter of Postmaster General Vilas, now presides. The city was split into three districts with meals in a large hall per district. A separate dinner benefited colored children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasninaromw
Children's Christmas Club
Washington
Nellie Arthur
Mollie Vilas
Vilas
Parade of Iowa traveling Protective Association Impresses Davenport
A lengthy Davenport procession led by the city council and Iowa State Guard marked a successful parade of the Travelers' Protective Association. The event featured 200 floats and about 1,000 participants, with a public reception at the opera house and a Turner hall banquet to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathie Davenport
Company A
Iowa State Guard
Davenport
Travelers’ Protective Association
Opera House
Turner Hall
Milwaukee
Wis
Dee
Mercury
Lake Superior
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan Peninsular
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Dakota
Duluth
Brainard
LA Crosse
Mississippi
Doreaux
Illinois
Waterloo
Sioux City
Milwaukee & St. Paul
McGregor
Winona
Osikosh
Springfield
Labor party names presidential candidate in New York
Rev Dr McGlynn, chairman of the United Labor Party in New York, says the party will not trade its core aim for minor issues. He endorses Henry George for president and Judge Maguire of San Francisco for vice president, while stressing opposition to monopoly in land railroads and telegraphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Labor Party
New York
McGlynn
George
Henry George
Judge Maguire
San Francisco
Trempingée of a Bank Thief told in travel tale
Halifax report details McNeally the Saco bank thief recounting a globe trotting path after the robbery. He describes journeys to Montreal Vermont Quebec London Egypt Italy and several European countries before returning home and offering no denial about bond restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
McNeally
Montreal
Vermont
Quebec
London
Egypt
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
France
Germany
Belgium
Ilo
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Jseople
Ian Kearrett
Gail Hamilton
Mrs. Blaine
Frank Hurd
Thei
Gorse Pancroft
Kennelbine
EsCo
Sparks
General Land Office
Vv Farwell
Francis Todgaon Burnett
Ploreum
Sars Frau
Clarkes Dickens, Jr
Marta Chazzlewit
Ican
John E. Russell
Masrut
Miconey
Worcester
Indianapolis
Ww. W. Byyes
Potter Palmer
Tipton County
Tennesee
Mme
Janauschek
Nneen
Anit
Parker House
Joseph E. Johnson
Macon
CIA
Telegraph
Denitn
Catholica
Orangemen
Killybesro
Noar Cookstown
Ban Remo
Dra. Mackenzie
Schrader, Hovell
Krause
Loxpon
Ireland
Tonpon
Robert Montgomery
Oude
Punja
Loxnox
Des
John Morley
Dover
W. W. Weber
William Weber
New York City
Canal Street
Wilfred Weber
Holland
Manhattan Island
Weber
Wilfred Weber, Jr
Helta
Marmaduke
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Atchison & Nebraska Road
Australia
Jack Froat
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