New Items Move Across Fronts From Europe to Americas
A miscellany notes European royalty, trade, and politics. Mentions M. Caeoneur seeing four French kings, August Belmont’s Oakland farm near Newport, and English trade shifts. Reports on Bulgarian policy pressure, Paris artist Meissonten in Venice, and a German stance on grave attendances at Metz. Also covered are Seminole drought relief, divers in Vermont seeking sunken British relics, and Illinois railroad rate disputes favoring dressed beef.
News of the Week Personal And Political
A wide mosaic of late 19th century items: Democratic convention scaled at Cooper Institute. Connecticut towns split votes with Republicans leading 54 to Democrats 31 and 15 divided. Reports from Washington to San Francisco discuss Prince Napoleon, Spain’s cabinet reshuffle, Cuba, and various deaths, arrests, disasters, and political moves across the US and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cooper Institute
Connecticut
Washington
San Francisco
Prince Napoleon
Sagasta
Philadelphia
Snenuirr Cuase
Concordia Parish
Canada
Prince Salmsalm
Germany
Astin F. Pier
United States
New Hampshire
Franklin Falls
Mass
Kise Cnances
Bucharest
Roumania
Russia
Schwaroff
Kaulbars
Frantic Light Franchise Scandal And State News From Kansas
A man named Frank Willard obtained a city franchise in Winfield to run an electric light plant and induced locals to buy it, then vanished leaving his family destitute. The report covers locals, veterans reunions in Emporia, women’s relief leaders, post offices, civic crimes, farm conditions, and multiple Kansas notices of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Willard
Winfield
Rau
Leavenworth
Topeka Fair
Huutoou
Shawnee County
Thomas Durham
Huntoon
Kansas
Emporia
Masonic Hall
Martin
Ingalls
Itelief Corps
Susan
Anthony
Colby
Ruth M. Wood
RS. Tar ‘Ner
Belpre
D. L. Chandler
Joncton City
Torexka
Hank Lindsay
James Wier
Grand Opera House
Wiszieca
Pexstoxs
Herman Graham
Mulvane
John Gater
Pleasant Plains
Daniel Allen
Washington
Stephen V. Birch
Fort Scott
John George
Jewell City
Henry R. Laxman
Warden
W. H. H. Price
Elk City
Thomas Nolan
William A. Gee
Jetmore
George Hawley
Bavaria
Charles A. Elliott
Larned
Garden City
Dee Hit
Milton Vane
San Antonio
Tex
Parsons
Kan
Ireland
Stump
Norton
Dennis
Faulkner
Cherokee County
Jeferson D. McFarland
Bond
Douglas County
Daniel P. Weybright
Garrison
Pottawatomie
Elisha F. Marks
Gorham
Russell County
Ada Peck
G. S
A. T. Georgia
G. T
R EL McBride
George E. Dougherty
N.E. Williford
Gatens
Ada H. Peck
James Grimes
Grand Lodge
Saratoga
James A. Yrouman
E. B. Crew
Atchison, Topeke & Santa Fe Railroad
Peirrepont
Topeka
Charles Hinn
Kaxeas
Leaysoworth
Atchison
Powderly Address Highlights Labor Struggles and Plans
General Master Workman Powderly delivers annual address in Siauoxp Virginia, discussing rapid union growth, flawed strikes, Southwestern conflict, eight hour aim, child labor education, and calls for cooperative machine control, gradual reforms, and a special education committee to guide future policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siauoxp
General Assembly of
Knights of Labor
Hamilton
General Assembly
St. Louis
Aad
General Executive Board
District Assembly Wl
United States
TS Am
Trades Unions of
America
Norton
Chicago
Era Assembly
Clevelland
Nim
Laos
Certan
E. Derlt
Senator Voorhees Speech in Indianapolis Sets Democratic Tone
A telegraphic synopsis outlines Daniel W. Voorhees’s Indianapolis address as a strong Democratic campaign note. Ex Senator McDonald chaired. prominent party figures attended as Voorhees denounced Republican spoils, praised civil service reform, and urged tax and land policy shifts, pensions justice, and unity to sustain Cleveland’s administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Daniel W. Voorhees
McDonald
Voorhees
Indiana
Mark Tapley
Hoar
Massachusetts
Sumner
Greeley
Belknap
Loui
Florida
John Sherman
Republican Congresses
Wit Democratic Admindeen
Republic
Pension Department
Maine
Prohibition
Harrison
Political Points and Campaign Movements Across Parties
A collection of political notices cites editorials praising Republican vigor and Democratic pension actions, with references to Blaine’s New York stump tour, Pennsylvania reunion remarks by Lieutenant-Governor Black, and a note on campaign finances and congressional funding uncertainties affecting office expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
New York
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Black
Ninety- Sixth Regiment of
Pennsylvania
Pottsville
Ikin Times
House of Representatives
Lufalo Times
Rounds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strother & Litts
Ottawa
M. Caeoneur
France
Consens Vaxpenster
August Belmont
Oakland
Newport
Charleston
South Carolina
Parsell
Rome
England
English Board of Trade
Treasury Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
London
M. Meissonten
Paris
Venice
St. Mark's
Sofia
Alexander
Bulgaria
Strasburg
Metz
Frankfort
Brown
Tahlequah
I. T
Burlington
Valcour Island
Brandon
Boston
Clinois Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
G. M. Swift
E. C Swift
D. E. Hartwell
H. C. Gardner
E. P. Ripley
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
C. H. Chappell
Chisago & Alton
William Sage
Rock Island
Cosley
State Boarde
Throckmorton
Tom Farrar
Throckmorton County
Pittsburgh
Pieratcn
Melbourne
Niape
Neley
Vienna
Baudlin
Dick Furlong
Oho
Grave Creek
Wheeling
W. Va
Encerros
Brooklyn
Flat Bush
New Youk
J. Edward Simmons
Wayor
Henry George
Caledonian
Deadwood
Oak
Taz National Undertakers’ Association
Cleveland
Aveust Bethoart, Jr
Louisville & Nashville
Aucon
Alaskan
Twesty
Cape Girardeau
Georgia
General Gordon
Tax Brakewell
Youngstown
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Railway
Beau Arwin
Luce
North Atlantic
Commodore Chandler
New York Navy Yard
General Schofield
Navy
Bartholdi
Tennessee
North Se Ees
Corea
Thuringia
Warren Street
Jepex Gan
Neebe
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Pal
St. James
Con
Dix
Baum & Co
Moorehead
Minn
Red River
Inniskillen Fusileers
Aldersnet
Eng
Africa
Philadelphia & Reading
H. L. Leavert
Fred Munchrath, Jr
Beary Sherman
John Arensdorff
Haddock
Sioux City
Iowa
Pseueo-Pneumosia
Harlem Beach
Pennsylvania Secretary of State
Lawnence
Chorley
Lancashire
Tom Donnelley
Dearborn Street
D. Cowan & Co
Lewiston
Reading Railway
Hillsboro
Masacex Leavitt
Standard Theater
Kate Tarton
Winchester Arms Factory
New Haven
Conn
Bay City
Mich
Missouri
Waiie
Tromoroe
Miltown
Ramsgate
Tur
Clave W. Fisie
Supreme Court of
Westchester County
Charles P Clark
Francis C. Higginson
Field
New York & New England Railway
N M. Neewp
J. C. Ferguson & Co
Joss
Neeld
Chippewa
Sault Ste. Marie
Cizanig House
London Exchange
Berlin
LeSoir
LaFayette
General Grevy
S. Cox
Turkey
James D. Fish
Marine National Bank of New York
United States District Attorney
Anchoria
Newfoundland
Custom House
Fordyce
Ark
Fhat Place
Southern Express Company
H. B. Miller
Kansas State News
Powderly
Senator Voorhees
Grover Cleve Yang
Democratic Party
United State
Senate
Hepublican
Abe Sil
Freedom Po
Freedmen’s Bank
Page
Orst
Allen
Allison
Lam
John G. Carlisle
House
Todini
Republican Party
Vereland
Congress
Matthews
Jett
Actna
State Central Committee
Tely
Logan
Gladstone
Sostom Herald
Mae Ae Coneea
Suouad
Cincinnati Enquirer
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