Infamy in English Aristocracy and Threats on River Vessels
London reports rising Thames police activity amid a rumored plot to blow up a coal laden ship. British unrest ties to German cargoes and coal strikes, with a large reward for informers. Labouchere’s Truth exposes alleged aristocratic corruption, while a peer leaves for Turkey amid scandal. Other items note Emperor William’s ear pain, a Seine prefect’s murder, Dartmouth’s pennant, a Nyack drowning, and Cronin case book record.
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Public Schools Contend Over Sectarian History Fracas
A Boston schools clash reopens as Protestant majority vows to drop Professor Andersons history favoring all faiths and restore Swintons history Catholics threaten resignation and a civic address. Mass petitions to take oath and next court steps noted along with varied local items.
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Reading Railroad Orders Half-Time Mining Crisis Worsens
Misery spreads as Reading Railroad posts three-quarter time across Schuylkill collieries affecting about 20,000 men and boys. With weak markets, floods, and prior wage cuts, miners face despair. foreign workers beg for bread while more shutdowns loom and protests rise amid ongoing trade pains. Pittsburg gains a river victory for Monongahela coal miners as local industry adjusts wages and output. A separate brutal report details a man in San Francisco mutilating himself, then freight train wrecks near Baltimore and a state debt reduction announced in Pennsylvania.
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Car Service Association formed with Buffalo railroads
Representatives from railroads entering Buffalo met at the Tifft House and organized a Car Service Association. Theodore Voorhees of New York Central presided, with C. W. Bradley of West Shore named chairman and Edgar Van Etter chosen manager. The group set a detention fine of one dollar per car per day after 48 hours and aims to begin operations by February.
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