Union Labor Rally Draws 1500 in Third Ward Meeting
A large Union Labor gathering in the Third Ward at Woodward and Pendleton drew about 1500 attendees. Speakers J W Schrage Hugh Cavanaugh and W B Ogden addressed a receptive crowd, boosting Union Labor support by at least 300 votes amid a shift away from Republican and Democratic meetings. Germans align with Union Labor in protest of Know Nothingism per Times Star and Ben Butterworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Woodward and
Pendleton
J. W. Schrage
Hugh Cavanaugh
W. B. Ogden
Republican Party
Times-Star
Ben Butterworth
Political Notes Warn of Mass Meeting and Elections
Political notes report mass meetings planned for November 6 in Music Hall with Union Labor clubs and parades on November 5 and 8. It notes clergy, Ward clubs, and speakers including J E Woolverton and John Malloy, cites cross-party tensions, and questions Fassett about militia orders during strikes involving Foraker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township Union Labor Clubs
Eighth Ward
Union Labor Club
Elm
Pearl Streets
J. £. Woolverton
John J. Malloy
John Carrol
Union Labor
Fire alarm sounds for large warehouse district blaze
At about three this morning an alarm from Box 36 summoned the department to a fire that threatened extensive damage among rarge factories and warehouses in the interior block by Sixth Seventh Main and Walnut. The blaze started at the rear of the sheet lead works of Merye Verhage & Co. at 11 West Seventh Street and proved hard to reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bixth
Seventh
Main
Walnut
Mevrie, Verhage & Co
West Seventh Street
Telegraph Taps Episode 8 Milner Charged and Captured in Ohio
Milner faces charges and a fine escape in Canton Jail. He was captured yesterday at Coshocton by Marshal Shaeffer. Philadelphia shoemakers urge a prolonged strike as both sides resist compromise. Chicago printers vote to resist nine hours. Southern Indiana miners win a promised advance. London News warns Salisbury over fisheries talks. Chamberlain appointment debated. San Francisco duo Loewenstein and Dunning arrested in death case linked to cyanide purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milner
Canton
Ohio
Coshocton
Shaeffer
A. Loewenstein
John Dunning
San Francisco
Henry Benhayon
Dunning
Train Wreckers On Rock Island A Freight Derails Kills Two
Chicago dispatches report a planned rail sabotage on the Rock Island line. A telegraph pole blocked the track causing a freight derailment. Engineer Mills and Fireman Orth died instantly. Brakeman Kane survived. both dead men’s Chicago families are noted. A $2000 reward is offered for the arrests and conviction of the vandals.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Joliet
Rock Island Road
Mills
Orth
Kane
Bra
Railroompany
The Anarchists Case in Supreme Court Watch
Arguments in the Chicago anarchists case concluded with State Attorney Grinnell stressing new facts and the defense conceding surprise. General Butler argued for the defendants while experts expect the writ of error to be denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Supreme Court
Grinnell
Butler
Unchanged Lockout Brims With Spirits Amid Prophesied Famine
The Anzeiger’s locked out workers remain hopeful and well fed while the rat foreman supposedly misled them, and advertisers withhold support from the scab paper. The foreman continues to loaf in saloons rather than manage his duties. The jug will go to the well until it breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anzeiger
Two commits in Longview Asylum for mental illness
Carolina Wagner aged thirty eight, blind and deaf since childhood, was sent to Longview Asylum by Judge Goebel as a lunatic. Mary Sweeney, brought from the Workhouse, rendered an idiot by excessive drink, was also committed for fifteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Wagner
York Street
Longview Asylum
Goebel
Mary Sweeney
Snuff Battle Between Damsels Stuns City Dwellers
Two dusky young women clashed on Fifth and Plum last night with a verbal quarrel ending in one tossing snuff into the other's eyes. No officers were nearby and both fled the scene to avoid arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth and
Plum
Daughters of the South
Policy Sharks Arrested
Around eleven o'clock Detectives Jackson and Toker raided the fourth story shop at 267 West Fifth Street catching Mrs. Annie Meyers and her assistant Arnold in the act of writing policy. They were taken into custody at Ninuhataeet Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Toker
West Fifth
Annie Meyers
Arnold
Ninuhataeet
Three Nomination Nonsense at Republican Convention
An observer reports that Zumstein Staley and Davidson received no applause at Turner Hall as they were nominated by the Commercial Gazette Moerlein Granite Gang Convention. Delegates claim they voted under duress, facing job losses, while critics warn Republicans to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Commercial Gazette
Moerlein - Granite- Gang
Zumstein
Staley
Davidson
Local Brevities Highlight Elopement, Accidents and Scams
Brief notices report a compromise in a divorce suit triggered by Alice Richardson. a labor club meeting at 15 East Ninth Street. elopement and assault arrest involving Charles Chilson. several injuries from a fall and wagon accident. poisoning of Peter Fink’s family. Frey incidents in New Richland and Cincinnati. a property seizure by Mrs. Frey. a crank incident in San Antonio. a watch robbery tied to Ella Davis. and the Finnie Commissioners relocating to the Post building with Hawkins as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Frey
New Richmond
Ohio
Highland House
Kate Frey
Frank Bage
Bootblack No. 47
Squire Long
Frank
San Ant
J. H. Trong
Union Labor meetings across wards raise turnout
Multiple ward labor clubs in Cincinnati hold meetings tonight and next Tuesday at sites on East Third Street West Fifth Street McMicken Avenue Colerain Harrison Central Freeman Liberty Western and Tom Perrines address the crowd. Speakers include W B Ogden Dennis Mahoney and William Wilson as 1500 attend at Seventh Street and Freeman Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward Union Labor Club
East Third Street
Nineteenth Ward Union Labor Club
West Fifth Street
Eleventh Ward Union Labor Club
McMicken Avenue
Union Labor Club
Twenty-fourth Ward
Colerain, Harrison and
Central Avenue
Old Brighton Corner
Liberty Street
Western , Avenue
Schrage
Cosner
Tom Perrines
Colerain Avenue
Second Ward Union Labor Club
Fosse’s Hall
Ninth Ward Union Labor Club
Twelfth
Jackson Streets
Oswald Deitz
Franz Walke
E. M. Davis
Sixth Ward Union Labor Club
Union Labor
Freeman
John Carroll
Western Avenue
Twentieth Ward
Seventh Street
Freeman Avenue
W. B. Ogden
Ogden
Dennis Mahoney
William Wilson
Martin Foran
Willful Lying About Union Labor Meeting Incident
The Commercial Gazette misstated the Union Labor meeting at Blue Rock and Delaney streets. John Carroll spoke orderly while Father Wimsey interrupted, spoke uninvited, and Carroll answered calmly, ending with a friendly exchange and no violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Gazette
Union
Blue Rock
Delaney Streets
Twenty-fifth Ward
John Carroll
Father Wimsey
Orphan Asylum
Mr. Carroll
Carroll
May Result Seriously In A Fiery Incident
Mr Joby C Hanover was severely injured after a home altercation with Mrs D W Moody and her brother C W Carrol. Dr A B Boane treated him as authorities investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joby C. Hanover
D. W.moody
C. W. Carrol
A. B.boane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ada
Conners
Twenty-first Ward
Union Labor Party
Andre
Ralph Beaumont
United States
Fascett Fe Crong
Hoadly
Hocking Valley
Fassett
Wire
Philadelphia
Tate Southern Indiana
London News
Lord Salisbury
England
Mr. Chamberlain
Longview
Policy Sharks
Zumastein, Staley and
Alice Richardson
Charles Pinkus
East Ninth Street
Charles Chilson
Erastus Coffin
Chilson
William Early
West Eighth Street
Georarly
Thal Avenue
Peter Fink
Ceneter
J. F. Reese
Kentucky
Ella Davis
Cincinnati
Edward Puryear
Reece
Cen- Finnie Commissioners
Post Building
Messrs
Champees
Patee) McCammon
Goodle
Thebi
Ohio Mechanics
Mmn
Morton L. Hawkins
Cicely Ttee
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