Press Censorship Sparks Open Letter From Manila Correspondents
In Manila on July 17 correspondents rally against strict press dispatch censorship. They seek freedom to cable all facts to the United States and share their real view of conditions, criticizing official dispatches as overly optimistic and urging General Otis to expand liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doneril Otia
Green
McKintey
Chicago
Manila
United States
Otis
Philippine
Otia
Enble
General Otis
Sysstem
Capain Green
Washington
Philippines
H. A. van Shoter
Washington Post
H. H. van Meter
Chiago
Luzon
Malolos
Railway Tie Up Near in Labor Strikes Across Railways
Brooklyn streetcar strike actions spread to New England railroads with 12 000 to 15 000 workers threatening a general stoppage. Telegraphers demand a two dollar daily minimum, fixed hours, overtime pay, and arbitration if settled. Brookyn and New Haven Hartford faces show union efforts and potential federated strike orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Colorado
Cleveland
Boston
Maine
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Order of Railways
New England
Boston and
American Federation of Railway Employes
Order of
Railway Telegraphers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
New Haven
W. W. Powell
Peoria
National Board
New York
Powell
Charles P. Clark
Crosby wife and son target as revolver fails
James B Crosby a Marion Indiana manufacturer attempted to kill his wife and son after a family stock dispute. The weapon misfired twice, the wife fled, the son restrained the father, and Crosby was placed under a peace bond with a sanity commission to follow. A fountain vandalism incident in Chicago damaged Taft Institute figures. James Monroe Pend died in Kalamazoo after illness. Sommers Bros plant in St Louis burned destroying equipment and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Crosby
Marion
Bellayad
Ind
James B. Crosby
Crosby
Janary
Crosby Paper Mills
Marion Strawboard Mills
American Strawboard Company
Fira Son
Crosy
Chicago
Lorado Taft
Art Institute
Law on Barristers Also Doing Manual Labor Sparks Debate
A Hungarian case questions if a lawyer can practice at the bar and also perform manual work. A young barrister, awaiting clients, earned money painting and window cleaning in provincial towns. The lord chief justice ruled the man was within his rights to pursue honest manual labor while practicing law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supréme Court of
Coistade
Denver
Supreme Court
Iiches
Milia
Toe Bay
Smelter
Truat
Smelter Man’s Union
Hungary
Roll of Advocates
Spain's Greatest Need Promises Cure From Bitters
Olivia of Barcelona spends winters at Aiken and credits Electric Bitters with curing back pain and nerves. The ad touts the medicine as a cure for liver and kidney trouble purifying the blood toning the stomach and strengthening the body. Each bottle costs 60 cents and is guaranteed. Sold by GF Plander, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Olivia
Barcelona
Aiken
America
GF Plander
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Coloriny—m
VA. 5
Hugh D. McCosham
South Dakota
Harrisburg
Nineteenth Infantry
Camp Meade
San Francisco
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Honduras
Nicaragua
Thomins
Potts
Indianapolis
Jarley
Dawson
Harlem
Chicago Post
E. M. Healey & CO
Ackley
Owa
Rapid Transit
Liberty
Rockaway Avenues
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
T. CO. Williams
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
LAW Intalid
Chicago Federation of Labor and Building Trades Council
Fedparation
Building Trades Council
Star
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Townsend
Youngstown
Union Ice Company
Tee
David Elis
John Chamberlain
Ellis
Big
Consolidated Street Railway System
James Monroe
Kalamazoo, Mich
Kalama- 200
Monroe
Senator Burrows
Kent
Louta
St. Louis
Sommers Bros
North Broadway
China
S.A. Martin's
Sam A. Martin
JU. Johnson
Uy Produce
Giasmae Cossey
Sohnson
Gettelman
O. H. Simmerling
Wateri.o
Iowa
Ray
John E. Clifford
Norwood Doung Norwood
Nuremberg
Germany
Dubwove Malting Co
Dubuque
AQ WA
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