21 Aug 1892
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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1892
Page
1
Amid tense labor talk in recent hours, Amos the Firemen prepare for potential strike action as leaders warn of withdrawal unless arbitration advances. Sweeny, master workman, signals a possible wider stoppage across railroad yards with engineers and conductors facing pressure from both sides while authorities monitor the crisis.
Reports from the Erie yards describe a tense morning as train crews prepare for a potential strike. Officials promise to present a formal grievance to the Grand Master while authorities station troops and organize movement to keep freight flowing. Locomotives and switch engines operate with mixed crews as observers watch from the yard amid tightened security and ongoing negotiations.
Grand Master Sargent of the Firemen's Brotherhood, interviewed on the Buffalo strike, said the switchmen have his sympathy but no grievances exist. He warned any protest could lead to a strike only if settlement attempts fail. He emphasized no active dispute among engineers or firemen and noted possible future developments.
The Mississippi Valley Cotton Company was chartered with principal office in Charleston, West Virginia. Capital of $50,000 with option to increase. Incorporators include Stan M. Weld Joseph Guild Beda Messy C Wide New York Clyyh William G Memphis Teany Thom and Charles.
Reporting from Knoxville and surrounding towns, casualties mount after a mining fight in the mountains. J P Walthal Husk Givens Private Smish and Private Wealteroan are confirmed dead with many wounded. Troops pursue scattered fighters as volunteers return home from Coal Creek.
Moran, president of the West Virginia District Miners Union, was held after a nine oclock hearing in Fairmont on an alleged conspiracy to intimidate strikebreakers at Gaston Kings Oh. The trial featured prosecutor Haggerty and defense by Gov. Atkinson and Col. Staggers. Witnesses were examined all day and the case was bound over to the grand jury.
Hon. Whitelaw Reid and wife were welcomed at Cedarville as crowds gathered for a non partisan reception at Andrew Jackson’s home. Reid thanked locals, spoke warmly of years past, and spent hours shaking hands with residents.
Jem Hall the Australian stopped English middleweight Ted Pritchard in the fourth round after a clash observed by a select crowd. The fight, at 11 stone 6 pounds, lasted 13 minutes 4 seconds with Hall gaining £2000 and the victory amid cheers from backers and supporters.
Yesterday's games featured Cincinnati powering past Philadelphia 3 to 2 on perfect fielding and two three baggers. Louisville beat Washington 4 to 2 as two late runs came on errors and timely hits. Chicago beat Brooklyn 9 to 3 with Anson's new pitcher scatt ering four singles and a double in the eighth. St Louis toppled Baltimore 4 to 0 as Gleason and Vickery held the Orioles. Cleveland split two with New York with scores 4–6 and 3–2 in pitchers' battles. Boston lost 5 to 1 at Pittsburgh as Baldwin struggled on the mound. Attendance data noted for several games. A Democratic ticket was nominated in Terna Anta, W. Va., for local offices.
Brigands attacked a mail coach between Jave and Palestrina at 11 this morning in Italy. Passengers were robbed of money and jewelry, parcels looted, and registered letters stolen. One passenger was seriously injured while attempting defense. Troops pursue the brigands as authorities investigate damage to property and infrastructure.
In Fayette County Pa eight men flagged down Thomas Minor near Fairchange and demanded money. He identified Frank Cooley among them but did not know the others. They relieved him of seven dollars after a brief question about the time.
Senator Faulkner arrived at Wellsburg and toured Bethany College and the Campbell Homestead. He spoke at the Brooke county courthouse about tariff and Force Bill issues, drawing strong local turnout and praise for his delivery. Ex Senator Tarr was nominated for the Senate district in a related Brooke county gathering. Governor McKinley headed to New York for campaign planning.
Nancy Hanks missed her 2:07 record pace at Washington Park as cool, windy weather hindered speed. Jay Eye Lee paced 10 the trotting record attempt at 2:00 limit, with owner Case optimistic about future chances. At Monmouth Park Race Track, fast times marked the day with winners including Kenny Woo, Elizabeth, Lamplighter, Reckon, Reginald, Estelle, and All Black across varied distances.
President Harrison issues proclamation imposing a twenty cent toll per ton on all cargo transiting the St Marys Falls Canal to Canadian ports, suspending free passage until Canada abolishes toll rebates. The note cites Canada’s rebate policy and government officials discuss potential suspension if Canada ends discrimination.
Kans City hosts the Supreme Lodge of the World of the Knights of Pythias meeting next Tuesday along with the Pythian Uniformed Bank encampment. Arrangements were made for a festive reception and comfortable accommodations, signaling the city’s famed hospitality for visiting dignitaries.
report on the German crisis over military service length and budget taxes on wine beer and tobacco. Emperor opposes two years service while Chancellor pushes for short terms, risking resignation and broad party shifts as the Reichstag debate looms.
August 20 report from Loxpos describes an attack as Queen Victoria rode in a royal carriage near Ostorne House. A man claimed to be a foreign Count and warned of murder if the Queen did not resign. The queen remained calm, an attendant calmed the man, who was jailed as likely insane.
Financial reports from the New York Associated Banks show decreases in reserves and loans, with deposits also down. In Indianapolis, hearing on the Irish Hull order receival resumed. Supreme Justice Somerby testified. Prospectors in Lite Rock Arkansas report silver and lead ore grades, a thousand acres purchased and immediate development planned. Gov McKinley to speak in New Haven. Republican State Convention slated for Youngstown Ohio. workers to return to duties.
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