Railroad Pooling and Wage Reduction Proposal Impacts
A historical notice outlines railroad management views by Tudge Coley on traffic, evasion, and a push for a new house scheme in New York. It also reports Missouri Pacific reducing monthly salaries by 10 percent for workers earning $100 or more, with exceptions for certain roles and a path to final settlement for those who refuse the cut. Weather observations and a brief forecast fragment accompany the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Sr. Laws
HL. Clark
Iron Mountain
Saul
Exective Department
St. Tanis
Pacctuetits
Xouelier
Pay
Annna
Mackey
Pushing the Olfaring House Meeting on New Rate Plan
A Wall Street gathering of top bankers and railroad presidents to decide on a permanent rate clearing house and coordinated contracting. Jay Gould and J P Morgan lead discussions with Cable of the Rock Island and other major firms, aiming to pool business and control rate disputes, adjourned to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Jay Gould
PL Morgan
C.P. Huntington
The
Southern Pacific
W. J Strong
G. Magoun
Kidder, Peabody & Cocanilbe
Rib Road
London
J.P. Morgan
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Morgan & Co
J.C. Brown
Brown Hyes
Brown, Shipley
Londons
Leulay
Wall Street Room
Sivisio Peters
New York
David
Dt Uhlefty
Morgan
Faith Avenue
Horlock
President Cable
Rick Taband
Mer, Sion
Ridder, Peabody & 10
Cahee
Mujpoan
Cour
JONGE DOOLEY ON INTERSTATE COMMERCE TALKS
A controversial Boston dinner at the Vendome with figures like Hon. T. M. Leahy and Gov. Aries sparked debate on railroad regulation and the Interstate Commerce Commission. Speakers argued for broad reform to curb pooling and favoritism, urging transparent, nationwide changes to benefit shippers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webi
Wisful
Smn
Nls
Nike
Bunjness
Seathenton
Ter
Ticket scalping and rail strike tensions rise in city
The article reports growing anger over ticket scalping tied to a bitter rail line dispute. Chief Arthur discontent frames a broader labor and public unrest narrative as workers seek fair access and officials weigh steps to curb scalpers amid stalled deals and stalled trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CylrAgo
Jane
Ulan
Chicigs
Kansas
Etter Kansan Cay Uigies
McNalta
Frank
Nis
Clea
Kasae
Catbeus
W. oMuzettory
al Ubeir
British and Spanish unrest and grain market chaos
A tumultuous report covers failed dynamite plots at Madrid's royal palace, British grain trade notes amid freezing weather, and legal battles over Kansas Pacific and Northern Pacific bonds. It also mentions a new coast defense vessel plan and Oklahoma Boomers activity, all with tense political and economic implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losnony, Dun
Mark Lave Express
Yein
Itsue
Liverpool
North
Goland
California
Ss Il
Russia
BASE BALL MANAGERS AND POLITICAL NOTES IN JANUARY ISSUE
The page lists baseball managers Sin Your Von Der Aue Byrne and Harnke of Baltimore as schedule coordinators for the American Association. It also reports on Colonel Gantt’s sensational claims from Ebertes, John L Sullivan’s stage engagement for Dusky Bob with Frank Daniels, and ongoing North Carolina senatorial speculation with Ransom’s term expiring and other candidates active in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin Your
Jan
MaAnagera von der Alle
S J. Louis
Byrne
Brooklyn
Harnke
Baltimore
Beis
American Association
Urea
von der
Ds Gut
Anhuclitla
Sullivan
Cmeane
John L. Sullivan
Dusky Bob
Frank Daniels
Cox
Dellines Puirean
Jake Kilratn
Supreme Court cases and other notable items in brief
The document reports on multiple U.S. Supreme Court actions including a motion related to Chae Chan Ping and the Scott Act, a decision upholding Iowa railroad anti negligence provisions, and a McCormick patent case. It also notes admissions of several lawyers to practice, a Seattle dynamite murder report, sugar industry advances in Louisiana, Kansas land decisions, Samoa affairs opinions, and House actions to increase veterans pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Tha ‘Court of the
United States
Handley
Chae Chan Ping
Dotted States
China
San Francisco
Chae Chon Ping
Whic Peing
DAR
Supreme Court of the United States
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad
Laintitt
Oliver ‘Ewith
Circuit Court of
Kossuth County
Iowa
Supreme Court
Cyrus HM. McCormick
Nettle Fowler
Cyrus TH. McCormick
Graham
Edward KR. Maxon
Des Mones
James Ne Granger
St. Paul
Minn
Alfred P. Thorn
Norfolk
Boston
Mass
Douglas, Dyreforth
Washington
D. C
Warmutos
Jan
Louisiana Sugar @rowers' association
Tipefty
Agriculture Colman
Wilkinson
Jol Dyn
Coininsiawoner
Kintom Jlaltof Wak Association
Dymond
Kansas
Wasursotoy
Secretary of the Interior
Land Office
Wiliam M. Crouse
Oberlin
Kansas Pensions
Charles Prank
Seatambie
Walter B. Ques
Negs City
Murder at 30 West Fifth Street Leaves Mystery
German widow Margaret Solder aged 60 lived at 30 West Fifth Street with two women, possibly daughters. A brutal assault occurred late afternoon. Solder died at 5 PM after being beaten and left bound. A neighbor saw a woman flee the back alley. another resident, Mrs Meyerboil, and her son were visiting Philadelphia days earlier. Police, lacking solid clues, probe a possible robbery motive while noting opium smoking at the scene and a strange house reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Margaret Soider
West Fifth Street
Meyerboil
Philadelphia
Fragmented Early Territory Population and Property Figures Found
The document lists population estimates and property valuations for Wyoming Montana Alaska and Washington territories. It cites figures like 1200 population for Wyoming and 407,000 plus 670 for property, with various percentages and totals, reflecting early territorial statistics and land measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Uint & Shear
Tazalve
Mantana Ie Muo
Alaska
Te ReTrinar
Washington
Teeriteey i Pesipectis
Alent Eee Abingios
RELIGIOUS GLEANINGS fragment on church offerings and accounts
Fragmentary religious notes describe six months of offerings and sacral crates shared with archbishops and bishops from various parishes. The text references sums around 5000 to 11000 and mentions emigre ministers, religious orders, and regional concerns amid wartime agricultural notes.
Vast Early 1900s Art Auction Aims for Global Taste
The report describes a Berlin visit by the czar and a planned US tour, noting a major collection of paintings valued over $1,000. It mentions Omar, king of Sweden, and a Chicago broker ending business, while detailing lavish attire, jewelry, and decorative items for a grand event. The narrative blends society gossip with notices of forthcoming exhibitions and high society purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of
Duresl
Asserica
Lit
Sapiens Tours
United States
Ginal Fara
Arel Aoe Eadicol
Comely
Ieee Workingmen
Aera
Omar TH
Sweden
Chicago
Huteh
Svtine
Busigers
Saltien
Strane
Bjark Hills
Wettleinsters
Ibelady
Abraham Lincoln
Tiegu Itebert
Mise
St Auidrew
Scotbush
Madeline
Turkey
Hulgaria
Servi
Jerusalem
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tudge Coley
Obienza
Sevatorcs
Wiemya
Kan
Famar
Taneuiling
L. Jott
Flise View Presser
Missoun F
Olfaring House
Hallzuad
Jonge Dooley
Arthur
Chet Arthar
Toot
Chairtan Careuer
Burlington
Cavewer Pantie
Richmond
Dynamiters
Spain
Madrid
Manip
Jan. S
Sngoste
Congress
New Lenk
Whitney
Thomas
Department
Fosse
Oklahoma
Washisare
Tewis
Drurs
Lyendel
Althopali
Tesueh
Atlasta
Dan
Coronel
Gantt
Ebertes
Henry Hotd
Tegan
Herd
North Carolina
Thei
Rabsom
Fig
Cylnais
Ransom
Alevancer
Darvia
Amd
Ranewmn
Jetll
St. Pact
Mion
Pioneer Press
Seattle
W. T
Gilman
Albert
John
Ehurvik
George Hodalya
Hat Hs
Ttalian
Wen
Cochrane
Newcastle
Knights of Labor
Schaetter
San Prascisco
Samms
Kimberly
Apia
Oime
Trenton
America
Wasunietoy
Jas 3
Tepnet
Penstone
Penaltc
Jean
Munierss Wena
Leaxs
Times-Democrat
Amie City
Northern Methodist Church
Ponchatiia
Negres
Springfeld
Thas
Yous
Judge Tench
St. Pape Trick’s
Sb John McGure
Calvary Cemetery
Mintter
Motitiedind
Dr. McGlynn
Burin
Jackson Club
cCourtins, C
Governor Gray
Indiana
Wm. M. Ramsey
Cincinnati
Governor Hill
Franl Hurd
Holden
Cleveland
France
PAS
Jade Rebe
de Freeyinet
Boulanger
UN Department of
Jackson New Yous
Jan. Peters
West
Jackson
Joy McA
Sid Mungeg
Kaseas Ory
Joos
Reon
Tates Ieee
Prince Hismasck
Bayar
Borlant
Renan Catholic
C. H. Lewis & Coo
North Main Street
Aeaea
Barcains
Mammoth Stock
C. EH. Lewis & CO
Main Stree
Germany
Berlin
Mr. Spurgeon Faa Teen
Buffalo Hill
Yale
Brad Einzige
Henry
Feno Lurpes
Mary Kare Teu
Goa
Lee Gutsiges
Remte
Hiton’s Medical Lake
H. Whitorn
Siew Milne
Abeli
Ensten Repreeecing
Pennativana
Lowe
Hierman
Erik Rome
Emeklann
Pearte
Eeeli Lima
Nediyumbo
Moveehols Sjpcrstt
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