The Coke Trouble in Pittsburgh Iron Trade Report
Extensive notes describe furnaces restricting pig iron output due to coke shortages and strikes. Banksed furnaces in Allegheny and surrounding districts threaten daily production of up to 9,000 tons. Steel and pig iron markets feel effects as suppliers and mills adjust routes and pricing amid industrial unrest. Confirmation of affected works and supplier lists appears in the detailed lines.
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Sacred Documents Burned In New York Congregation
February 6 New York. A fire damaged keys and sacred records at Congregation B Nai Jeshurun on Madison Avenue near Sixty Fourth Street. Overheated furnace caused blaze at nine in the morning as doors opened for Sabbath services. Loss included Ark records from the second oldest congregation in the city and furniture. no injuries reported.
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Henry
New York
Garfield's Body Transferred to a Bronze Sarcophagus
Lake View Cemetery in Tievenaso Ohio held a ceremonial transfer of President James A. Garfield's remains to a solid bronze sarcophagus. A military guard stood by as a vault seal was placed and plans for a memorial monument were noted, with the casket prepared and sealed, awaiting the final erection of the tribute.
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Garfield Post
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Newburg Fund Gifts Count Over 1700 in Aid Effort
Sproat 43 Mendey Registre reports contributions to Newburg sufferers from February 4 onwards, listing donors in Wheeling Grafton Parkersburg Cumberland and surrounding towns. Total receipts exceed 1700 by February weekend as residents donate through various banks and offices. Meanwhile Wheeling authorities delay police chief dismissal pending court action seeking quo warranto to test the present police commission legality. The Mayor and state officials are urged to pursue swift judicial review while commissioners maintain control of police operations.
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Mendey
Newsora
W. Va
Newburg
Mr. Smith Crane
Preston County
Wheeling
Charles Dunlap
Grafton
State Journal
Parkersburg
Hueat
Parnell & Co
Baltimore
N. Schultz
New England
Fairmont
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Cumberland
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Barnesville
Smith
Supreme Court
Moore
Open session Platt resolution on nominations discussed in Senate
A closed doors session heard Mr Platt proposed to require open debate on nominations. The Senate committee considered motions by Mr Hoar and Mr Morwan and by day's end all resolutions were reported adversely. The eight hour law and pension claims were also debated with various officials cited as to statutory scope and repeal.
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Platt
Senate
Hoar
Morwan
Wasuscrox
Thin City
Act of Congress
Isis
Commissioner of Pensions
Howse Committee On
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Naka
Gladstone manifesto and Irish land reform debate
Gladstone manifesto described as a mysterious Delphi to English readers. Davitt interprets it as pressing for land reform with principles for Ireland and Britain, potentially aiding Ireland more than parliamentary action. Chamberlain is kept in the background as government shifts seats and power in the new ministry.
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Gladstone
Midlothian
Delphi
Michael Davitt
Ireland
Great Britain
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Parnell
Rhodes Honeymoon Trip Returns to Bridgeport
Bridgeport residents report Mr and Mrs O T Rhodes back from their wedding trip. A minor accident injured Thomes Donley at Wheeling creel mines when gownstone fell on his head. Two inebriated men, Charles Williams and John Lynch, were released after a disorderly incident. weather kept them from work as they enjoyed meals and beds. Mrs Elize Cosa tuat recovered a pocketbook containing about $4. Meanwhile Elowr McCom upaghy and Mirelle Gill plan a wedding at the brides’ Kirkwood home, with Rev Secrest to perform.
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O. T. Rhodes
Thomes Donley
Wheeling Creel
Charles Williams
John Lynch
Elize Cosa
Mra Coe Saya
Elowr McCom Upaghy
Mirelle Gill
Secrest
Kirkwood
N. Kuhn
Stopher
George Bart
The Cigar Strike and Proposed Settlement
The article reports on the cigar makers strike with manufacturers proposing terms based on annual average prices, while the International Union opposes settlement. About 4,000 workers in related trades face unemployment amid stagnation, with relief limited to union members. The International union struggles to sustain itself as rival progressives aim to resume work. Reports mention potential support from cigar makers traveling to San Francisco and plans to assist as trip costs are covered.
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Central Labor Union
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Pacific Coast
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