Broadway railroads enjoined. oil fields and colonies rise
Broadways and other New York street railroads are barred from selling stock. New steel works to rise near Germantown, Pa with operations due next January. Paris Salon spring show accepts half of 5000 submissions. Oil discoveries in Upper Egypt prompt notices on potential large deposits and daily yields. County and state notes cover court actions, tribal compacts, and public finance issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
New York
Germantown
Philadelphia
Upper
Egypt
London
Suey
Nubar Pasha
Soudan
Red Sea
National Tube Works
McKeesport
Flagier
Arsematia
New Zealand
England
France
Hebrides Islands
Brussels
Miss Siccuy
Mme. Valsarre
Waterloo
Belgium
Miss Shelby
Jesse M. Saents
Fred Chilton
Frank Walley
Ed. King
Fenton Woodruff
Charley Emery
Tascosa
Tex
Dayton
Western Paper Bag
Batavia
van Northwicks
Tur
Calera
Ala.) Land Company
William Fletcher
James Robinson
Berry Robinson
J. M. Thomas
Asia Rolling Mill
Naomi
Hopkins Stock Farm
East Providence
R. I
Ohio State Senate
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
United States
Canada
Missouri Pacific
Powderly
Knights of Labor
St. Louis
North Buffalo OX
Gilbert Starch
Thomas Street
Barber Street
King Leopold
Mas
Hesxky Fraske
Reading
Salida
Col
Windsor Hotel
Tuere Negroes
Stwoner County
Fla
Georgiana
Liverpool
SN. S
St. Thomas
Nat Zier
Fort de Mont
Billings
Fort Worth
Peace River
News of the Week Senate Debates and Public Notices
A mixed week report from Congress covers Senate debates on the Judiciary Committee report and various bills, including pensions for General Hancock’s widow, labor arbitration plans, and army efficiency measures. House activity includes Indian Appropriation and Post Office bills. Misc items note political resignations, deaths, strikes, and international events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Hancock
Anderson
Kaneas
House
Logan
van Wyck
Anderton
Committee On Labor
Eublia
Runkin
Wisconsin
Ingalls and
Harrison
Moray
H W. Benham
Kansas State News and Local Affairs in Topeka and Leavenworth
Kansas State News reports Dr. Horcower noting glathers is widespread with many horse cases. a revival in Leavenworth views a teenage girl’s trance as ominous warning. Also filed: Chicago Kansas & Nebraska railway charter with $15 million capital. embezzlement case in Topeka. various county notices, accidents, fires, strikes, jail funding dispute, and a Plainville church charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horcower
Leavenworth
African Methodist Church
Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska Railway
Rock Island
Kansas
Missouri River
City of
St. Joseph
E. 8. Corwell
Atchison
S. Brown
G. W. Samuel
H. A. Parker
Chicago
M. A. Low
Trenton
Topeka
S. W. Pearse
National Lond and Investment Company
Ife
Santa Fe Railroad
Port Leavenworth
John Obem
Labette County
Obem
Washington
Wilae
Maryland
Bowiker
Bowker
Board of State House Commissioners
C. E. Parsons
Tur
Senate
Board of State Horper Commissioners
Bradford
Wannes Sxirm
Torna
Charlie Ma
Santa Fe
Hiv
Sevexkai
Newton
United States
Missouri Pacific
Supreme Court
Topeks
Shawnee County
Church of Christ
Plainville
Rooks Counts
Secretary of State
POWDERLYS WARNING. Grand Master Warns Knights Against Strikes
Long secret circular from Grand Master Powderly cautions Knights of Labor assemblies to halt new member recruitment, avoid strikes, and resist political manipulation. He warns against eight hour activism misaligned with orders and urges patience, lawful action, and unity amid labor disputes. Death notices follow for A N Kellogg of the Kellogg Newspaper Co. and confirmations of land and postmaster appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
St. Louis
Workman Powderly
Order of the Knights of Labor
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Temselves
Uecitcular
United States
Canada
Duwderly
Jay
Thi Lam
Toeat
Omen
Laborde
Troy
Manchester
Chicago
Cinccinnati
Lynch
Speinacties
Mentral
United
New York
Mr. Kelless
Keny Tn
Columbia College
Frederck Kells
Annie FE. Barnes
Baraboo
Wie
la Mit
The
Wis
Republic
Tie Madison
Citcaga
St Lewis
Cleverem
Kansas City
Memphis
Cincinnati
Wasmixetox
Thomas B. Pavis
Lincoln
Neb
George W. Warmer
Trecey
Minn
William Smith
Crookston
Ralph W. Marble
Duluth,Sunn
Jeti G. Sigzins
Grand Island
Eastern situation heats as Russia presses Greece Turkey
The East crisis deepens as Russia demands changes to the Bulgarian union and threatens with a punitive stance. A royal tour and naval blockades are hinted as part of pressure on Greece, while conscription tightens in Russia and fears of a Balkan clash rise.
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Howsin
Turkey
Greece
East
Balkan
Servia
Bulgaria
Attite
Russia
Shi
Roumelia
Alexander
Waldemar
Denmark
Mexander
Bat Uns
St. Petershurz
Roumania
Czar
Czarina
Czarovitch
Sebastopol
Kherson
Nikali
Odessi
Halle
Selastupel
Ant
Hatvam
trans-Csucasia
Armenia
Balkans
Russin
Tala
Tamer van Trvlesynee
George
Pope
Berlin
Wal Fnully
Bismarck
Suda Bay
Athens
Gould vows legal action against Knights of Labor in Missouri Pacific strike
Jay Gould says no compromise with the strike paralyzing Missouri Pacific and that the company will sue Knights of Labor members and affiliates for damages. Judge Dillon’s opinion guides legal remedies outlines pursuing damages from members with railroad or other property, aiming to settle the conflict and deter further disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malleable Iron Works
Chicago
Ith
Chalons
France
Washington
Senator Jones
Senate
Eason
Miss Palm
Detroit
Florida
James
Tutkwitcinn
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Marmaduke
Dasset Corte
Northern Electric Light Company
Philadelphia
Milwaukee Filly Herald
Liege
Belgium
Tatre
East St. Louis
Knights of Labor
New Yeas
the Tribune
Jay Gould
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Gould
Texas Pacific
United States
Dillon
Order
Itout
Ates
Hosiely
Aber
Demand for Arbitration Moves House on Labor Bill
Wasmixeros March dispatch reports Congressman Anderson of Kansas gaining unanimous consent for the Labor Committee to review and consider arbitration legislation between railway companies and employees. The move sparks urgent action and dominates debate, overshadowing tariff and silver issues. States that eastern hog cholera and cattle diseases persist, with significant losses in Kansas. Reports also note unrest in West Virginia and a Knights of Labor inquiry into railroad arbitration refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Kansas
Wasmixeros
Ancerson
Aldercon
New Times
Andersen
Wasuyixeros
Agricultural Department For Kansas
Lave
Puitaneiena
Ladelphia
Turner
Knights of Labor
Curtin
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Also Mentioned on This Page
Abilene Reflectos
Strother & T.itts
Indiana Supreme Court
Coyotsstonen Colman
Agricultural Bureau
Marcel
Missouri
Ostas Disa
Tamak
Snakim
Berber
Tor
Exrenon Witliam
Prince Biswarck
Subj
Ohio House
Five Civilized Tribes of Indians
Exsauta
J. T
Comptrocer Dernam
Treasury
State Department
Comptroller
Offic
Prince Bosxavarre
Lake Temiscamingue
Lake Niplasing
Prince Bonaparte
Bill Ryan
Glendale
Court of Referees
Nashville
Tenn
Ryan
W. L. Earthman
W. J. Overton
Paymaster Smith
Muscle Shoals
Srenerary Maxsixe
A. N. Kellogg
Kellogg
New York City
Linevresast Mars
Crawford
Hos
Waco
United States Supreme Court
Lim
Queen Victoria
Houston
WR. Bakes
Baker
Tour of Guardians
County Kerry
Ireland
O'Donnven Bossa
Cravenkianx
Gladstone
Paisee Riswanck
Reichstag
Germany
Sedalia
Cutler Pasteur
Paris
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Hoxie
Chicago & Great Southern Railroad
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry H. Porter
Astmnicas
John Forman
Neiswanger
ISL
Bismark
Forture
Charleroi
Caramise House
Tax Senate
Peoria
Northern Pacific Railway
Brainard
Mexico
Chartois
Spears Hollingsworth
Treasuerer
Knox County
Sax Jones
Kansas State News
Serimm Ge de UN Erich
Luizrics
Sho
Upper Egypt
Lossex
Snex
Lendlot Times
Naber Pasha
Sendan
Wear Suaklin
Ited
Suakin
Loxpox
Neves Literary
Orst
Caines
Messrs. Chamberlain
Trevelyan
Porrsville
Pottsville & Mahanoy Railroad
Sam Tight
San Backus
Lew Rober
John Collier
St. Clair
West
Robert Glover
Smithville
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