Various 19th Century News Tidbits From The Sydney Herald And U.S. Courts
A multi-item digest notes Dion Boucicault’s marriage rumor, Newark civil rights ruling on hotel dining for races, a Niagara River missing man body found, Louisville freight rate discrimination, Rutland Railroad stock over issue verdict of not guilty, Oswego harbor creature sighting, Oldham wage dispute, Waters-Pierce carload oil seized for tax dodging, Cincinnati voter fraud probe, pension office clerk dismissal for language, shipboard fireball sighting on Pau-Tine, New York Clearing House Annual figures and Panama customs decree, Panama isthmus isthmus road land grant critique, Board of Trade official report on land grants, Syracuse woman Veronica Brit dies after long fast.
World At Large Personal and Political
The President recognizes Julio Gongales as Consul General of the United States of Venezuela at Washington and Adolph Bassinere as Consular Agent of France in Louisville Kentucky. The piece surveys ex-governors, nominations, and various diplomatic and political moves across nations and states, with notes on public figures and international affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josefa E. Haxnex
Washington
United States
Pennsylvania Avenue
Julio Gongales
United States of Venezuela
Adolph Bassinere
France
Louisville
Tayser
Massachusetts
Lowell
Sexaron Tavemax
Toledo
Sherman
South
James E. Exouisa
Connecticut
A. R. Morris
Brooklyn
F. A. Trtave
Arizona
F. C
Prince
Boston
Massachusetts Democrats
H. H. Gilmore
Cambridge
Jeremiah Crowley
Henry N. Braley
Fall River
Henry M. Cross
Newburyport
James E. Delaney
Holyoke
Jay Gavin
Russell Sage
George J.gould
A. L. Hopkins
Steckford
New York
Missouri Pacific
Rome
D. J. Quizley
Charleston
D. C
General Locay
Price Raid Veterans organize at Topeka reunion
Kansas State news reports the first reunion of old Price land survivors in Topeka. The Price Raid Veterans form a permanent organization with G. W. Veale as president and W. W. Clemenson as secretary, naming five vice presidents from Douglas, Riley, and Shawnee counties. Talks also note liquor sale protests, cholera impact on swine, and local political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
G. W. Veale
W. W. Clemenson
Uemen
W. P. Douthett
J. W. Brown
E. F. Simmons
Douglas County
C. G. Howard
Riley County
John Armstrong
Shawner County
Tax Presbyterian Synof
Ibate
Kansas
Holcombe
Cardinal McCloskey dies quietly in New York
Cardinal McCloskey died at 12 50 AM surrounded by relatives and clergy after a long illness. The death followed a period of weakness and faint consciousness with doctors noting rapid deterioration. Requiem prayers were offered as his remains were prepared for burial in the Cathedral vaults with interment planned for about a week hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal McCloskey
New York
Keyer
Farley
Father Donbresse
Jin Kells
Philadelphia
Keyes
Walsh
Donbresse
Monsignore Preston
John McCloskey
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmettsburg
Rome
Ronan College
France
St. Joseph's Church
Hughes
St. John's College
Fordham
St. Joseph's
Axiere
McCloskey
Albany
Ladies of the Sacred Heart
Sisters of Charity
Gray Sisters Hospitallers
Montreal
Sisters of St. Joseph
St. Francis
Siowe
Troy
University of Louvain
Tingies
Chester
Sixty Eighth Street
St Stephen's
St Ann’s
New York City
Little Sisters of the Poor
Kou
America
Lavalil
Cincinnati Socialists Adopt Platform for Cooperative Production
The Socialist Labor Party in Sechacoperies hall adopted a platform arguing that wealth comes from labor and machinery concentrates wealth. It calls for cooperative production and distribution by organized society, aiming to empower wage workers and seize political power through practical means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cixcrs
Socialist Tabor Party
Sechacoperies Hall
Socialistic
Labor Party
Scorching Two Cities Fire Rages in London and San Francisco
A massive blaze in London at Charterhouse buildings Aldersgate street destroys thirteen eight story structures in four hours and threatens nearby banks and printing houses while water pressure hampers firefighting. Loss projected at about three million dollars. In San Francisco a separate fire on Bush street devastates LS Crocker Co and Schweitzer Sadie Co premises, with about 500000 dollars in merchandise and several firemen injured or killed as flames engulf the interior. The fires prompt urgent emergency response from crews amid widespread destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury, Interior and Justice Departments
Suspnen
Philadelphia
Fia
Drose
Warren
Herkimer County
N.Y
Willliams
English Board of Trade
United States
Lisbon
Africa
Northwestern, Pacific Coast & Western Freight Association
Chicago
Oie
Houston
Sierra Mojada
Narral
Berlin
Germany
Spain
Carolines
James Stephens
el Paso
Jesse Jones
Texas
M. Scision
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Brooklyn
Boston
New Bedford
Meriden
New York
Newport
RK. L
Chicago Salvationists
St. Louis
Smartrox
Ontario
Labration Army
Crocker & Co
San Francisco
Tax
United States Grand Jury
Tucson
Ari
J. A. Qsabrskii
Royal A. Johnson
United States Surveyor
F. M. Wolfley
Civil Service
Yankton
C. T
London
Charter Mouse
Aldersgate Street
Flaxersco
Can
LS Creker & Co
Bush Street
Charles Crocker
Central Io Railroad Company
HS. Crocker & Co
Schweitzer, Sadie & Co
Jokers of Fancy Coods
Sansone Street
Crockers
Mario Malin
Peter Meals
Pugnacious Mayors Clash in Louisville Court
An October Louisville court session saw ex mayor Charles D. Jacob attack mayor P Booker Reed during an ordinance case over an contested contract. Jacob was fined, Reed survived without injury, and both men were separated as officials intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Louisvit Ky
Ondinance
Eax
Claries D. Jacob
P. Booker Reed
Reet
Jacob
Reed
Jarod
Wharten
Ueto
Lindley Murray
ET Perris
Major Dye
Kansas City
Heathen Chinee proposes wider spread of Chinese throughout the country
An American reporter notes a Chinese man named Lee Wah arriving in Penrsnvan to inquire about establishing a Chinese labor presence. He claims a plan to form colonies in Cincinnati Youngstown Wheeling Pittsburgh Connellsville and other cities to secure jobs for workers, with intent to return to Washington City and report to the Chinese embassy. He stresses not undercutting wages and aims to recruit up to five hundred in Pittsburgh area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Wah
Lee Wai
American Gironworks
Black Diamond Steelworks
Arnegie Bros. & Co
Booth & Flynn
Lam
Washinton City
Troy
San Francisco
Frisco
San Prancisco
Rocky Mountains
Chicago
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Alliance
Wheeling
Pettscurch
Connellsville
Washington
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Pittabureh
Aunt Dam
Fickle France Election Turmoil Signals Possible Ministry Shakeup
Paris reports a sweeping election shock as ministers face defeat risking cabinet resignations before the chamber meets. Conservatives gain, Republicans split, with fears of a democratic paralysis and possible fresh elections. Reports note protests and disorder as royalist forces threaten a shift toward monarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Leavin France
Menaretiste
Comte de Paris
Bonaparte
France
Hrissin
de Poeveinet
Lewders
Jules Ferry
Tre Hticals
Clemenceau
Repubicans
Polehet
MM. Mather
Waldeck Rousseau
Legranede
Herault
M. Clemenceau
M. Floquet
MM Rochefort
Tocquin
Rome
Gaulois
Viva la France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strother & Litts
The
Sydney
Australia
Herald
Dion Boucicault
Miss Thorndyke
Newark
Niagara Falls
James Thompson
New York State
Transportation Committee of the
William Haven
Rutland Railroad
Rutland
Pierre
Oswego
Oldham
Eng
Waters-Pierce OF Company
Eagle Pass
Tex
Monaclova
Mex
Carla Haxsey
Cardiff
Quebec
New York Clearing House Association
Clearing House
Panama
Colombia
Colon
Sparke
General Land Office
Que Read
Veronica Brit
Syracume
WN. Y
Daily News
Squack Valley
Seattle
W.T
Armour and Fowler
Edgefield County
S.C
Ecclesiastical Court of Inquiry
H D. Jarding
Behop Robertson
St. Mary's Church
Parr Surry
Mam
Silney
Oles
Sc Lunia
Hannan
Haver
Killims
Luke Fidler
Chamokin
Goode
Bushnell, Jr
Truman
Paaren
McKinsey
Ireland
Mexico
Cartais Cram
Abilene
Sansome Cattle Company
New Mexico
National Liberal League
People’s Theater
Cleveland
Robert G. Ingersoll
Charles Watts
England
Graniteville
Sherley
Heston
Mass
Texada Cortez
San Antonio
Sid M. Stanniforth
Stanniforth
National Zeitung
Knights of Labor
Hamilton
Ont
Canada
Hell Gate
Tak Clearing House
the Willows
Davisville
Col
County Kerry
Lyneburg
Lrst
Tiebrew Christian Church
Haines
Nicholson
Jacob Freshman
Dre Crosby
Sabine
Vincent
Day
Washingtog
Civil Service Commissioners
Santa Fe
Department of Agriculture
Durham
Cisco
Cal
Kansas State News
Cliff Thompson
Crozier
Eudora
GovLp
Naron
Pratt Center
Wa- Keeney
Tur
Union Pacific Railroad
Graham
Russell County
Barton
Gove
Ellsworth
Rush
Neway
Sheridan
Trego
St. John
Johns
Adams
Calvert
Norton County
James W. Stottis
Conlburg
Linn
William H. Weatherman
Spring Lake
Meade County
Oliver Norman
John Fowler
Emporia
Joseph Barkley
Olney King
Junction City
Tax Friends
Lawrence
Grand Lodge of Good Templars
Amanda Way
Grant Worthy Councellor
James Grit
M. Loofbourrow
Mies Ada Peek
L. Brown
G. S. Dearborn
James A. Troutman
N. E. Williford
G. W
James Treutmariner
George E. Doughette
Grand Guard
A. D. Billings
A. A. Peck
Fred F. Brown
Rogers
Brown
P. L Bonebrake
Central National Bank
Shawnee County
George Prickett
Columbus
Briggs
Galena
Wichita
Scoville
S. L. Gruzent
A-Tulzy
Dicker
North Lawrence
Sarr Lane
Zane
Grand Jury
Mub
Nfett
Nacana Fans
Buffalo
Gram Trunk
Michigan Central Railways
Aes
Dyers
Edward J. Wessels
American Journal of Fabrics
Cincinnati Socialists
Solate
Grand Central
Oe Jtinsie Watkep
Estonia
Kax
Charles B. Graves
State of Kansas
Minnie Wallace Watkup
Graves
Hoo. D. M. Dodge
Hazelhurst, Miss
Zimmerman
Omana
New
Matt Zimmerman
Saville
Supreme Court
Burrs
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