Knights of Labor meet opens in Atlanta
News of the Week item reports the annual Knights of Labor convention opening in Atlanta on the 12th. It notes other events including industrial accidents, corporate disputes over government message rates, and various political and cultural happenings across the nation.
Giovenixon Braver appoints Livesey Pennsylvania treasurer
Giovenixon Braver named William Livesey to serve as State Treasurer of Pennsylvania for the unexpired term of the late William K. Hart. Livesey takes over the duties as the interim or acting treasurer pending further action.
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Giovenixon Braver
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William Livesey
Pennsylvania
William K. Hart
Miners Buried in Ratibor Mine Collapse
Twenty miners are buried after a mine collapse at Ratibor Germany on the 13th. Earlier disasters include dam breaks at Mc Clellan's flour mill Ontario with two deaths and extensive property loss. Other reports note trials in Wadowice Austria over emigration swindle. A German powder factory explosion kills eight and injures twenty eight. Belfry collapse at Olahujfalu Hungary causes multiple deaths and injuries. Mrs Besant libel suit against Rev Sloskyns ends in court disagreement.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Congress
White Rock
Col
Tue International Association of Expone
Inilwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Henry P. Deyo
Topeka
Kan
Memphis
Tenn
Middle Creek
Tremont
Pennsylvania
Robert Hennessy
Danbury
Conn
The
Military Academy
Secretary of War
Bald Eagle Dam
Clinton County
Loyal Lock Creek
Lycoming County
Spencer Hollingsworth
Knox County
Ind
Hollingsworth
Jeffersonville
J. K. Post & Co
Oswego
N. Y
Old Court House
Warrenton
United States
Canada
Ratibor
Germany
McClellan
Alton
Ont
Wadowice
Austria
America
Royal Powder Factory
Hargut
Olahujfalu
Hungary
Turk St. Louis Tops Bostons in Denver 8–2
The Turk St. Louis baseball club defeated the Bostons 8 to 2 in Denver on Sunday. Other items note deaths, crimes, and various incidents from across the country, including a train wreck near Lebanon injuring several, a mass Catholic meeting in Baltimore urging prohibition, and a monarchist Brazil abolishing the monarchy with Dom Pedro ordered to leave.
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Turk St. Louis
Bostons
Denver
Wo. Wilcox
House of Commons
Ottawa
Canada
New
Baltimore
Herznay
Michigan
Tukve
Pittsburgh
Indiana Midland Railroad
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Ryan
Hilda
Thomas Eyptxnatox
Detroit
Mich
Lfe
N. D
Brazil
Dom Pedro
Lisbon
Prixcvron
Harvard
Birmingham
Ala
Hawes
Granoy W. McCray
Kansas City
Justice Matthews
Key West
Mla
Rube Burrows
Marshal County
Smith
Atkinson
David Brown
Cronin Trial Witnesses Feature Chronology Of Confession Verifications
Chicago reports detailed court testimony in the Cronin murder case with witnesses including Charles Herkimer and Gus Stare, noting plea handling, box soldering, and allegations about Burke, Kunze, and others. The proceedings cover cross examinations, exhibits, and adjournments as the trial resumes with new testimony and defense motions.
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Chicago
Charles Herkimer
Takor
Cronin
Longenecker
John Kunze
Donahue
Kunze
Gus Stare
Burke
Dr. Cronin
Sullivan
Michael Walsh
Camp
Clan-na-Gael
Joliet
Martin Burke
Walsh
Unis
Winnipeg
Europe
Carlson Cottage
Ashland Avenue
Cirlson
Tie
Donald F. McKinnon
Central Police Station
Montreal
Liverpool
W. J. Cooper
John F. Ryan
McKinnon
Henry Plaushie
Ingham
Eather
Cooney
Thomas Carroll
Papier-Mache Churches and Curious Civilizations
A New York Ledger item notes papier-mache churches near Bereen housing up to one thousand with interiors and roofs made of paper strengthened by vitral lime water and whey. It cites historical roots from Frederick the Great and contemplates future uses and limits of paper in architecture. Also mentioned are a buffalo carpenter’s suicide over heavenly repairs and a German missing a Liverpool steamer who swam after it and was rescued.
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Knights of Labor
Atlanta
Minaville
W. Va
Western Union Telegraph Company
General Wanamaker
Post Office Department
Jonny Carmichael
Maister
Amsterdam
N. Y
Daniel
National Grange of Patrons of Husbandry
Sacramento
Cal
Union
Brigham
Granite State
Ohio River
Cairo
Ill
Thomas Jefferson Club
Democracy of
Kings County
Cleveland
Kentucky Classical and Business College
North Middletown
H. Fursman
Pontiac
Treasury Court
Washington
Joseph Walters
Salt Lake
Utah
Coos Bay
Ore
Capitol Hotel
Dallas
Tex
Denver
Col
St. Louis
Western Association of Flint Vial and Bottle Makers
John Harping
Flemingsburg
Kentucky
Canada
New York Board of Trade
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Seaboard
Chicago
League of Generic Building and Loan Associations
Mussel Shoals Canal
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mississippi
John Crerar
Mannic & Romaine
Petersburg
Butte
Mont
Hazen
Daniel J. Kelly
Auburn
Mass
Chamber of Commerce and Industry of
Louisiana
New York
Hilma
New
Pelotas
Rio Grande
Frisell
James A. Smith & Sons Fer and Fael Company
East St. Louis
Bereen
Frederick the Great
Prussia
Berlin
N. Y. Ledger
Liverpool
America
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Bull Run Battlefield
Easters
James Murphy
Evans
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Jimmy Hope
Manhattan
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Eastern
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Kingdom of God
Mormon Church
National Farmers’ Congress
Montgomery
Missouri
Ilinois
Lake Michigan
Farmers’ Institute
National Board of Agriculture
R. F. Kolb
Alabama
B. F. Clayton
Lawrence
Ohio
Iron Mountain
Cenopolis
Ginn
Clarksville
Apetina Hemp
Fleming County
New Orleans
St. Andrew, Franklin, Liberty and
Josephine Streets
Democratic City Committee
Richmond
Mann
Pierce
Paris
William N. Larry
North Carolina Supreme Court
Raleigh
Confederate Congress
Daniel E. Ralton
Ralton
Henry Hoover
United States District Attorney
Southern District of Ohio
Harlan Cleveland
Avegastus W. Suaw
Indiana
Treasury
William H. Welsh
Millard P. Fillmore
President Fillmore
Buffalo
Boyes
Bigler
Johnston
Prohibition
C. C. Bonney
National Law and Order League
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Moldkai
Sandwich Islands
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Freat
Genesee
Rochester
Soene
Nepal
Dinan's
Hancock, Mich
Thomas Smith
Thomas Coughlin
Hancock
Coughlin
Dinan
Curiaco
McConnell
Clancy
O'Sullivan
P. McNamara
Simonds
Grand Opera House
Smith Russell
Inter
Lakeview
McDonald
Public Works Department
James Clancy
New York Herald
Herald
O’sullivan
England
Camp 20
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Nichols & Nichols, Attorneys AT Law
Batavia
Tatman's Building
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W. Pease
Cincinnati
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Lincoln Ian Pho
James E. Robinson
Fifth Valeut Streets
Amelia
Pownsley
Crane
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Clermont Woenty
Test & Hicks
Attorneys AT Law
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Louis Hicks
Frazier & Roudebush, Tattorneys AT Law
Weaver Building
Court House
A. Frazier
W. F. Roudebush
Ames B. Swing
Jcincinnati
Esplanade
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Will Araction
Hamilton
Clermont
Mbatavia
F. Mallbury
Tiageln Inn Court
Cincinne Tuke
Mildale
Tilliam
Main Steet
Clermont House
Wing & Breeding, Attorneys AT Law
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Geo. L. Swing
T. P. Breeding
H. Clark
Goshen
M. Kautz
Biehn
Georgetown
Public Square
Rank Hurdle
Ohio House
Felicity
Ellsworth House
F. Smidlay
Dick Hotel
Moscow
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Toman House
Mt. Charles
West Fifth St
Max Basse
Cera
San Francisco
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