Wages and Living Conditions in Mexico, Report Reveals Gaps
A Chicago Trade and Labor Assembly commission reports stark contrasts between El Paso and Juarez workers, detailing Mexican wages, living quarters, and hours. It notes American laborers earn far more on trains and mills, while Mexican peasants endure low pay, poor housing, and long days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Trade and Labor Assembly
Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Juarez
Fremen
Torreon
Leon
Patterson's Trust Funds Discrepancy Acknowledged
Dr. A C Patterson of St. Elizabeth hospital faced a $16 000 discrepancy in patient trust funds while serving as confidential clerk to superintendent I W Gooding. Gooding stated the deficit was covered and the issue is personal between them with no government accounting error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dct
A. C. Patterson
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Patterson
I. W. W. Gooding
Robber in Sherburne Bank Job Ends in Double Tragedy
The Sherburne Bank of $1000 robbery turns fatal as bandit J. D. Sair shoots Marshal Gallion and then dies by suicide after a bicycle accident blocks escape. His accomplice remains at large as officers pursue the case.
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Minneapolis
Oct
Bank of
Sherburne
J. D. Sair
Marshal Gallion
Sair
Tihe
Thorburn
Olaf Oestran
Local farmer kills family before taking own life in Indiana
Albert Bray, 38, a farmer from Noblesville, Indiana, killed his wife and two children Edna 2 and Carl 9 with a razor, then crushed their skulls with an axe and died hours later. Mrs Dora Ray awoke to find Edna’s throat cut, Bray injured but alive, and suspicion cited sickness and financial troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Albert Bray
Carl
Edna
Here
Bray
Dora Ray
Edna Bray
Dray
Foraker Receives Enthusiastic Welcome on Kansas Trip
J B Foraker rode through Kansas in his special car early this morning. At Clay Center 300 people greeted him and cheered after a brief speech. In Manhattan 150 heard a 40 minute talk and bouquets were thrown by women as the train departed. Herrington also welcomed him with similar enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
J. B. Foraker
Belleville
Kas
Clay Center
Manhattan
Foraker
Herrington
Senator Blackburn Ill During Campaign Stop
Senator Blackburn is ill at his Versailles home with fever and bronchitis threats. He took a cold in New York while speaking at Tammany Hall and broke down at Mount Vernon yesterday. Physicians order absolute quiet. he cannot resume campaigning for 10 days and perhaps not before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Blackburn
New York
Tammany Hall
Mount Vernon
Protest Against Watson Electors Put On Ballot
Topeka Kansas October 10 G C Clemens plans a formal legal protest against Watson electors appearing on the official ballot in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Topeka
Kan
G. C. Clemens
Archbishop Ireland backs Chicago platform and warns of socialism
In St Paul Archbisop Ireland declares for the Republican ticket and denounces the Chicago platform and its call for socialism, calling for constitutional obedience, court authority, and unity. He opposes silver coinage and warns that the secessionist rhetoric of the Chicago convention threatens national union and social order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Ireland
Associated Press
America
St. Louis
Chicago
United States
Appomattox
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Washington
Tillman
South Carolina
Fort Sumter
Supreme Court
Congress
Proctor Traces Gold Standard Debate in Democratic Line
John B. Proctor of Kentucky, head of the U S Civil Service Commission, publishes a review of the party history on the gold standard. He argues framers agreed coined money value must match bullion market value citing Jefferson Monroe and Hamilton and calls free silver at Chicago a democratic violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John B. Proctor
Kentucky
United States Civil Service Commission
Democratic Party
Proctor
Jefferson
Monroe
Hamilton
Chicago
Spotted Yancey Named By Indian Criminal Band
United States Commissioner David W. Yancey of Tahlequah, Cherokee country, is rumored to be spotted by the Ca-To-Ahs, a feared Indian criminal society that opposes law enforcement. Yancey denies knowledge of the group and says he has pursued improper prosecution or punishment claims. It is believed a Ca-To-Ahs member killed Thomas H. Madden of Braggs Station about six months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South McAlister
I. T
United States
David W. Yancey
Tahiequah
Society of Indian Criminals
Associated Press
Yancey
Thomas H. Madden
Braggs Station
Butler's Meeting at Chicago
Senator Marton Shetler, chair of the Populist National Committee, has summoned the national executive committee to meet at 10:30 a m Tuesday at the Sherman House in Chicago. The gathering aims to discuss campaign matters, though Butler declines to reveal the exact purpose. Chicago is chosen as it is a campaign center and storm area of political activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marton Shetler
Campaigni
Bell Again Remanded in Dynamite Case
Edward J. Ivory alias Edward Pell, a New York saloon keeper, charged with aiding and abetting in an alleged dynamite conspiracy, was brought up on a Bow Street remand and remanded for another week after treasury witnesses testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
London
Edward J. Ivory
Edward Pell
New York
Bow Street
Counsil
Treasury Department
Populist Leader Tom Watson Plans Kansas Tour
Will Watson tour Kansas in early October. He will speak four times across the state over a four day period starting October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Tom Watson
Kansas
Watson
Bryan speaks for free coinage during Minnesota tour
On a nationwide swing through Minnesota, William Jennings Bryan addressed crowds in St. Paul Morris Litchfield Waverly Delano and other towns. He urged free coinage of silver, warned of gold standard advocates, and accepted a silver pen gift to sign a free coinage bill if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Cpt. W
Herman
Mr. Bryan
Morris
Wilmar
Bryan
Litchfield
James J. Blaine
Waverly
Yale
Minneapolis
Delano
Ryan Hotel
Louis Nash
Herides
Market Hell
Paul Martin
Opera House
Hryson
Donnelly
8S. L. Pierce
Ignatius Donnelly
Two Fasten Banks In Trouble Seized By Receivers
Nashua New Hampshire October 10 Lester F Thurber appointed assignee of the Security Trust Company of Nashua and banks enjoined from doing business in the state with bonds of 360000. The savings department holds about 300000 in savings and 125000 in check accounts while a 200000 capital and 140000 surplus are listed by officials. Boston Massachusetts October 10 Union Loan and Trust Company faces injunction to halt business and receiver may be appointed. Company formed 1891 with 100000 capital liabilities near 964000. Ex Senator Clark of Lynn, president, says no run feared and funds must be increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Lester F. Thurber
Security Trust Company of
Thurber
West
F. S. Sargent
Boston Bank
Boston
Supreme Court
Saving Bank Commissioners
Union Loan and Trust Company
Clark
Lynn
Russian and Spanish Loans Reported Impending
London reports a looming 40 million pound Russian loan and a Spanish loan. Continental demand for gold remains strong and money rates are expected to stay firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loaaning Engiteh
London
Northern Pacific receivers face extended fate over lands
Milwaukee report notes that despite mortgageed property selling, thousands of acres east of the Missouri River remain unencumbered and owned by the receivers. Preferred stockholders claim a first lien on these lands, foreshadowing a lengthy dispute and possible hardship for general creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific
Bigelow and McHenry
Northern Pacific Company
Missouri River
Northern Pacific Preferred
American Board Adjourns After Farewell Address in Toledo
At the forenoon session of the American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions the next year’s cooperating committees were announced for New England Middle Interior and Pacific Coast districts. A resolution to restore crippled mission work received applause and was adopted with an amendment placing responsibility for increased appropriations on churches. Dr G A Burgess gave a farewell on behalf of Toledo and Dr Richard S Storr praised the meeting as one of the most inspiring ever held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions
Congregational Cittizen
New England
Henry E. Cobb
William E. Whitemore
A. S. Covel
Lucien C. Warner
Charles A. Hull
Howard S. Bliss
Charles H. Case
William E. Vale
James G. Johnson
Pacific Coast
W. W. Scudde
Charles R. Brown
J. L. Parker
G. A. Burgess
Richard 8. Storr
Cape Ann Bank Reopens After Treasurer's Death Scandal
Cape Ann Bank resumes business in Gloucester amid shock over Treasurer George Marshs death and missing Gilbert estate funds estimated at about 100 dollars. Bank says deposits under seven dollars available immediately, larger withdrawals subject to notice. Boston exam of trust funds planned. bank condition to be announced afterreview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
George Marshall
The
Savings Bank
Gilbert
Cape Ann Bank
Boston
Market News Digest From Various Cities Oct 12
Metal quotations steady with Bar silver at 6c and copper brokers' price $10.50. Grain reports from Seattle Spokane and Portland note club wheat and bluestem prices. Chicago reports winter and spring crop total about 412 million bushels. Live stock in Chicago shows cattle to 5.15, hogs to 3.50, sheep 1.75 to 3.75 with mixed receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Cascades
Pullman
Wash
Davenport
Club Wheat
Bluestem
Moscow
Idaho
San Francisco
Supastec
Chicago Grain
Chicago
London
CZARINA FEELS FOR ARMENIANS
The eczarina met a labor delegation at Balmoral asking support for Armenians in Constantinople. She said she had interfered little in politics but would help alleviate suffering, calling for a crusade against the conditions in the capital. She promised heartfelt interest in the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eczarina
Balmoral Castle
France
England
Constantinople
Armenia
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Chicago Trade and Labor Committee
IPS
Firemeet
Zacatecas
Guanajuato
Blackburn Quiter
Archbishop Imiland
Meininsey
Europe
Lves
Butler
Nashua Concern
Dr. Storrs
Telegraph
Portland Wheat
United
Czarina
C. S. Perry
Broadway
G. W. Houghton
Gen
Agt
Helena, Mont
Townsend and
Hassel
Dewell& McDonald’s Stables
Townsend and White Sulphur Springs
W. E. Tierney & Co
J . Marks, Mang Townsend, Mont
G. W. Gilliam, M. B
P. C. Hall
Center Broadway
Mont
J. L. Belcher
M. F
Townsend, Mont
A. Goodma
Attorney AT Law
Cc. H. Baldwin
J. F. Kanous
A. K. Frescott
Scotch and
Americ&n
N. Main St
Montana Central
Hielena
Norman Tripp
Montana
H.L. F. Sperling
Henry Heneberg
the Barber
E. F. McRae
Townsend
Wallace
Pine Street
A. Wilde
South Side Bros ‘Wes
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