From The Fan Wert Times A Review Of World News
A chaotic compilation notes Rev Sam Sawall planning political action in Washington and a Pittsburgh case on working girls under Mercy sponsorship. It mentions Prince Bismarck criticism jail for a Mercy editor, Haymarket protest sentiments, Knights of Labor proceedings, and diverse items from Russia to Sioux City corn palace plus Bradstreet failure figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Sisters of Mercy
Politi
Prince Bismarck
Sioux City
Iowa
J. G McCall
William Vlaughner
House of Deputies
Senate
David B. Kerr
Presbyterian
Hhis Church
Pitsburgh
Thomas C Manning
United States
Mexico
New York
Alexandria
J. W. Middleton Co
Chicago
General Boulanger
Paris
George S. Craik
Dinah Maria Muloch
John Halifax
London
Rio Grande
Texas
Brownsville
Matavoras
J. A Newsome
Ballinger
Tex
San Angelo
Coleman
Senor Berrera
Starr County
Garfield
Aome
Mitchell
Ind
Indianapolia
Grand Army Poste
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Albuquerque Land and Water Company
Rio Grande Valley
Santa Fe
N. M. Damare Desormier
Montreal
Luckey
Sisters of Charity
Charlie Tupper
Joseph Chamberlain
Lionel Sackville West
Charles Tupper
National Lead Trust Company
St Louis
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Missouri
St. Loui
Knights of Labor Proceedings and Awards Across States
A long dispatch summarizes Knights of Labor activities from Minnesota to Illinois. Resolutions favoring condemned anarchists surface then are debated. eight-hour work rules and boycotts are discussed. organizing efforts in Dublin and Georgia are noted. National awards at the International Military Camp are listed with prize breakdowns for Wisconsin and Milwaukee units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misneapolis
Miin
Righth of Labor
Janes E. Quinn
Andl
Powderty
Dav
Esxeavants
Minn
Michael Darth
Dublin
Onder
Knight of Labor
Trish
Knights of Tabor
Capital Syndicate of
Texas
Mossearotas
Get
Blair
Knights
Mrysearouis
General Assembly
The
Knights of Labor
Cigar-makers’ Union
New York Sun
General Assembly #0
Iteff
Guy
Workman
Committee On
Lawe
Messrs
Barry and Bailey
General Executive Committee
Cmcaco
King
Louisville Legion of Kentucky
Third Wisconsin
Warsaw Light Infantry
Milwaukee Light Horse
Milwaukee
Oliver's Battery
E Pueger—ald
Wisconsin
Fife and Drum Corpe
Decorah
Ligonier Band
Ligonier
Ind
Jacksonville
Prrrasvacz
Logan
Murray
New York
Landers
Sr. Paut
P. ‘Landers
Frank James
Sdllwater
St Paul
Europe
Boston
Terrible Chicago and Atlantic wreck disaster headline
A passenger train on the Chicago and Atlantic line collided with a freight train near Kouts Indiana causing a catastrophic wreck. Dozens injured many bodies burned beyond recognition and survivors describe a scene of horror with charred remains and a desperate rescue effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Atelantic
Chiesgo
Pahner Station
Toone Grove
Ferne
Stael
Panome
Hully County
Perry
North Judson
Ind
Miller
Dundee
Til
Herman
Kouts
Porter County
Chicago
Pan-Handie
Chicago & Atlantic
Indiana
Varraratsa
Mateoserman
Chicago & Atlantic Tallred Company
Dorsey
American Bankers’ Association
Pittsburgh
Prrrasyncx
Daniel Agnew
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Logan C. Murray
Association
Jenny Kach Knox
United States Treasury
Great Britain
Political Issues and Elections Across States in 1887
A collage of political notes from October 1887 reports Tennessee temperance and labor balance in state politics, Nebraska Democrats nominating Thomas O Day for Supreme Court, New York sees Greenback and Republican moves, and Illinois and Wisconsin conventions debating prohibition. Detailing local votes, conventions, and pending outcomes, the notices sketch party dynamics and forthcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the
United States
John Jay
New York
Conemnus
Ghie
Supreme Court
Rev Yous
the Herald
Fred Grant
Sonesre
Jake Annaxx
John M. Bailey
Tor
Congress Ixmaxaroias
Ind
Denny
Edenharter
Davy
Brown
White
Clerk
Nashville
Tenn
Springsteld
Ill
National Industrial Reform Party
Washington
Macnaverr
Wis
State Anti-Prohibition Association
G. & Elsworth
Deuster
Madison
P. W. Deuster
Milwaukee
Thomas EK. Beecher
Providence
Pawtackes
Warren ©. Arnold
Gloucester
Race prejudice rips through Ohio and Kansas schools
Controversy over segregated schooling heats in Ohio after repeal of a law requiring separate colored students. In Kansas Fort Scott and other towns face refusals and closures, while courts are expected to rule for colored pupils. White reactions threaten to withdraw, exposing deep-seated prejudice in the North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ripley
Oxford
Yellow Springs
Kansas
Fort Scott
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Revan Weets
Vastern
Sam Sawall
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Minois
Rhine Island
Michigan
Golden Hand
Siberia
Batchelor
Naw
Liverpool
Sachat
Sasceih
Germany
Haymarket
Seymour
Haysmarket
Audge Garry
Congress of the Knights of Labor
Minneapolis
Barry
M. Batter
Danbury News
Baron
Allegheny
Bradstreet
the Knights OF Labor
the Order
Minneapolis, Minn
Pront
Illinois River
Oglesby
Gallermesta
Cullom
Ilinois
Joliet
Mississippi
Lamar
Waserroron
Justice Woods
Interior Department
Vilas
Curcaco
George Francis
Roche
Ebert Sold
Banfield
Trai
Springfeld
Gateswoop
Misa
Rea
Manseaforts
Grand Army of the Republic
Daniel Fish
John Taylor
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Wheelock G. Vea~sey
Rutland
O'Conner
Mary E. Harwood
Cowing
England
Dass
United Ireland
William O'Brien
Havans
Havana
Ttts
Moxyxrapols
St. Paul
West Hotel
Ames
Young Men's Christian Association
Eugtom-House
Hfour
Memphis Mempms
Kansas City
Newburg
Creveiaxn
Cleveland Insane Asylum
Mary Rice
Maggie Brinkerhoff
Wayne County
Lydia S. Kimerle
Columbian County
Crevetayn
Caroline Knowlton
Athewburg
Detroit
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Detsort
Mich
Prrrasonen
Louis
Danlas
Lonia
Bnooxtrs
Sam
Sparks
Wasammorox
Secretary of the Interior
Quincy
Des Moines Rapids
Congressman Hatch
Ruffner
Government Engineering Corps
Hugh J. Brady
Congress
Western Affairs
Western Union Telegraph Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Wasuixerox
Maynard
Seaten
Foxpon Tac
Willian Koehne
Garrett
Baurmorr
Robert Garrett
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Western Union Company
Henry Ward Beecher
Broolrs
Lyman Abbott
Theuristian Cuion
Plymouth Church
Went Point
Kilpatrick
Newport
United States Military Cemetery
West Point
Plattevill
Bethlehem
Charles Rawanda
Curisavide
William Rebels
Wattain Jardine
Fadine & Co
Lin Diamonds
Duchess of Cumberland
Nel- He
Jarvia Island
Lake Superior
Mutton Island
Grouce Ester
Masa
Thomas L. Parr
Mameret
Minnie Damorse
James Henderson
Henderson
Rock Creek
San Francisco
California
Walker
Tey. E. Walpole Warren
Church of the Holy Trinity
Torepo
Cosaiy
Mitchellstown
Brown Rigg
Kerwan
Ryder
Brennan
Gavan and
Dutauca
Sugar Trust
John KE. Searles, Jr
Havemeyer Sugar Refining Company
Uhristians
Valley of the Nile
Minnesota
Prairies
Laxe
Railway Commission of
A.T
Mazatlin
San Blas
Thomas & Baldwin
Woo
Man
Stewart
Political Issues
Tennessee
Olas
Aor Coe
St. Loma Browns
Cincinnatis
Clube
Baltimore
Lewisville
Talatic Kosh
la Crosse
Foraker
Tuttle
Cleveland
Fairehil
Vandervoort
Sherman
Grand Army
Fairchild
Republican Party
Slocum
Buncombe
Patsy” Fairchild
Stephen J. Burrows
Mansfield Post
No 35
Bennett
Richmond
Alvany
MF Argus
Maola
Evannvile
Carmi
White County
Mit
Casrox
Illinois
Uncle Sam
Waseivetox
Treasury
Mlinois
Coughlin
Poytrac
Timothy Coughlin
Chatsworth
Timothy
Latham, Alexander & Co
Georgia
South
Philadelphia Times
Democratic Party
Department of Internal Revenue and Customs
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Arthur
Harrisburg
John Sherman
Picayune
Alta California
Bell Telephone
Carland
Bray
Philadelphia Record
Blaine
Chicago Herald
Dana
Des Moines
Indianapolis
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