Tardmen May Dirike on Eatern Lined
Ultimatum presented to general managers of New York roads as final act of train mens organization.
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Tardmen
New York Roads
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
1
Railway Head Office Dares Strike Over Five Cent Wage Hike
Grand Master Morrissey heads to New York as union yardmen threaten to quit December 22 unless paid a five cent hourly increase. Managers denounce the ultimatum and seek arbitration, citing contract breaches and holiday rush concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrissey
New York
General Managers Association
Murdoch
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Chicago
Cleveland
Ohio
Iand
Brotherhood of Rathway
Arbitrat ors Award Machinists Increase
Arbitration board sets wage gains for Southern Railway machinists retroactive to September 1 1906. All shops receive two cent an hour rise, Birmingham and Sheffield get one and a half cents, while apprentices gain one cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railroad
Washington
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Company
Birmingham
Sheffield
Northern Pacific workers in Tacoma halt pay after checks delayed
In South Tacoma 400 shop workers quit as their pay checks from St Paul are stalled by a washed out bridge near Hot Springs. The payroll covers about 2000 employees but the delay leaves crews unpaid until the bridge is repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Dee
Northern Pacific
South Tacoma
St. Paul
Hot Springs
Industrial Peace Commissioners Named
Washington December 24. The president announced acceptance of John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers of America as labor representative and Marvin Hughitt president of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway as capital representative on the board of trustees to receive the Nobel Peace Prize funds. The chief justice of the Supreme Court the secretary of Agriculture and the secretary of Commerce and Labor will be the other trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Marvin Hughitt
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Supreme Court
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Rescuers Near Entombed Miner in Bakersfield Rush
Rescuers within feet of entombed miner Dex Hicks in Bakersfield race to reach him before midnight. Delays spark public suspicion while miners inside the hill continue to bore and conform with ore car routes as they work to create a safe exit and drag him out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Cal
Hicks
Rescue Nears as Miners Await Inside Shout
Reporters note a final rush of energy as rescuers near a breakthrough in the mountain shaft. An improvised hospital is in the tunnel, Hicks receives care, and spectators at Bakersfield wait with nerves on edge for the moment the miners are freed. Cannons and bells are ready to celebrate the anticipated release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Bakersfield
Fortunes Assigned As Bank Insolvency Presses
Pittsburg dated report says J B F Rinehart former cashier at Waynesburg Farmers and Drovers National Bank faces forgery and false statements charges after bank closure. He agrees to assign all property valued at 1 million to the bank board to appoint three disinterested men to liquidate assets. No warrant service anticipated due to the assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
J. B. F. Rinehart
Farmers’ and Drovers’ National Bank
Waynesburg
Fo.gery
Greensburg Trust Company
Rinehart
Grand Jury Probes Alaska Shipping Trust Rebates
A Juneau dispatch reports a federal grand jury investigates discrimination claims against Pacific Coast Steamship Alaska Steamship Canadian and Humboldt lines. Allegations say they colluded to raise freight rates and coal prices, with an illegal combine boosting rates about 23 percent from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
The
Times
Juneau
Alaska
Grand Jury
Northland
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Alaska Steamship Company
Canadian
Humboldt Steamship Companies
Government closes Osage oil and gas wells
Tulsa Oklahoma December 20 Four thousand eight hundred acres of land held under lease by one operator were found illegal and all oil and gas wells in the Osage nation were shut down except three that would be harmed by idling. El Paso Texas December 20 miners report a large prairie tract near Sierra Madre sinking forming a mile wide lake of pure water three feet deep with other lakes forming in the same foothills recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Osage Nation
United States
Interior Department
el Paso Tex
Sierra Madre Mountains
Sierra Madres
Changes Proposed in Naturalization Laws
Washington reports a special State Department commission has submitted recommendations to Congress on naturalization expatriation and passport laws. The study aims to redefine status of American women who marry foreigners clarify citizenship of minor children and permit expatriation of Americans living abroad. If enacted the United States could revoke citizenship for citizens residing outside the country similar to Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Congress
State Department
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
David Payne Mill
Tou
Netherlands
James A. Scott
Gaillard Hunt
Passport Bureau
Turkey
England
Typhoid Epidemic Strikes El Paso City
Supheid outbreak in El Paso Texas reports 120 typhoid cases and 12 deaths since October 1. Three committees from the board of health county medical association and city seek cause and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paseo
Paso
Tex
Board of Health
County Medical Association
President Holds California Development Company for Valley Floods
Harriman 16 advised 10 bet bus quick. The article accuses a development firm of causing floods in the Imperial Valley. Key figures include Harriman and the California Development Company amid regional flood threats and political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
California Development Company
Imperial Valley
Roosevelt pressuring action on Colorado river break repair
President Roosevelt seeks immediate repair of the Mexican Colorado river break via the California Development Company, citing congressional adjournment. He telegraphed Harriman and urged rapid government help, with authority dependent on Mexican permission and future Congress action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Washington
Roosevelt
Colorado River
Mexico
California Development Company
R E. H. Harriman
New York
Congress
Geological Survey
F.H. Newell
Reclamation Service
Mr. Harriman
EK. H. Harriman
Department of State
Theodore Roosevelt
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Company
Nemage
Pardee
California
Walcott
Plan for congressional request on California Development Co and Mexico
The speaker urges immediate preparation of a definite request to Congress upon its reassembly. A plan should define separate or joint responsibilities for the country and the California Development Company. It must be formulated quickly and submitted to the state department so Mexico can be fully informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
California Development Company
State Department
Mexico
Postoffice Deficit Shrinks as Revenue Grows
Washington reports the annual postoffice department deficit fell by more than 4 million dollars or 27.83 percent. Edwin C. Madden releases figures showing a fiscal year 1908 revenue rise of over 15 thousand dollars from 1905, with total receipts 167,932,782 and expenditures 178,449,778. The gross deficit including losses is 10,542,941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postoffice Department
Edwin C. Madden
Kills His Wife in Butler City Police Probe
In Butler Pennsylvania Max Kattle a Russian killed his wife by striking her with an iron bar and wounded a young daughter He reportedly told police it was nobody else s business and he had a right to kill his wife Fellow countrymen say he was wanted in Russia for multiple wives and a standing reward exists Curtis Jett confesses to Town Marshal Cockrill s 4 year old murder in Kentucky case with prior implicating Judge Hargis and Sheriff Callahan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Max Kattle
Kaftle
Russia
Cynthiana, Ky
Curtis Jett
Commonwealth
Cockrill
Jackson
Jett
Hargis
Ed Callahan
Governor Hagerman Visits Colorado Springs
Governor Herberta J. Hagerman of New Mexico spends a week in Colorado Springs after a Washington visit. She dismisses reports of political charges against her as newspaper sensations and notes discussions with officials about her status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
Herberta Jd. Hagerman
New Mexico
Washington
Roosevelt
Two Miners Dead In Pittsburg Coal Mine Disaster
An explosion at Fidelity Coal Company Mine No 1 in Stone City Pittsburg killed Oliver Coty Or and John Day and injured fifteen others. A party of fifteen brought five kegs of powder into the mine and a spark from a smoker ignited the powder causing the blast. The bottom of the mine was wrecked though full damage estimates were not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kas
Fidelity Coal Company
Stone City
Ashe
Oliver Coty
John Day
Blane City
Park
Objects to lottery of public lands
Washington December 20 The house passed the bill extending entry time to May 1947 for Shoshone reservation entries. Representative Manon of Illinois objected to opening Indian lands to lottery and urged entrants to live by the law though he doubted many would stay. The president signed the deficit bill today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Manon
Illinois
Congress
Interior Department
Foraker presses senate probe of Roosevelt troop discharge
Senator Foraker urges a full senate investigation into the president role in discharging three Black soldiers of the Twenty-fifth Infantry at Brownsville. He argues executive power was misconceived and cites court martial procedures and evidence limits while Senate debate extends post holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Washington
Senate
Foraker
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Congress
Brownsville
Eve Witheres
Major Plocksom
Elah
Knox
Brocksom
Mr. Foraker
Poraker
Porako
Louige
South Caroline
Lodge
Seat
Sateen
Remark on Tenth Cavalry’s Role in Spanish American War
The speaker asserts the Tenth Cavalry’s critical contribution in the Spanish American War, claiming without its effort the nation might lack the privilege of having the gallant president in the White House. He connects military action to a defining political outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Cavalry
White House
Former Naval Secretary Sid es With President
Hillary A. Herbert former secretary of the navy spoke at the Alabama Society dinner at the Hotel Astor in New York defending President Roosevelts dismissal of three Negroes from Brownsville on rioting charges He argued that Grant and Lee would rally to Roosevelt and uphold the action despite sentimentalists who condemn the color line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVAL
New York
Hillary A. Herbert
Navy
Alabama Society
Hotel Astor
Herbert
Roosevelt
Brownsville
A. S. Grant
Robert KB
Uee
Grant
Lee
Preacher Endorses Roosevelt at Forefathers Day Dinner
Dr Lyman Abbott spoke at a Forefathers Day dinner in New York praising President Roosevelt for his stance on the Negro troops at Brownsville. He stated Roosevelt is a friend of the Negro despite newspaper attacks on the regiment question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lyman Abbot
Roosevelt
Brownaville
La Follette Proposes Rail Rate Bill Amendments and Valuation Inquiry
Senator La Follette introduces measures to amend the railroad rate bill passed last session and add a new section for investigation of railroad property valuation. The proposals align with prior amendments he offered during senate debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
la Follette
Congress
Wisconsin
Senate
House Adjourns After Brief Session for Holidays
Washington December 2.—The house adjourned after about a quarter hour of business to January 3 1907. Desks were empty as members left for holidays while Mondell pushed a bill extending entrymen time for Shoshone reservation settlement and Payne led a resolution on distributing the president’s annual message. The body passed the resolution and adjourned amid holiday greetings to Speaker Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mondell
Wyoming
Payne
New York
Cannon
Credit Currency Bill Favored by House Committee
Washington December 20 The house banking and currency committee chair reports favorably on a credit currency bill. It states bank book credits and bank notes are interchangeable, allows depositor choice between current credit or checkable bank notes, and argues the reform would lower rates, standardize rules, aid rural regions, and prevent reserve strain during currency expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fowler
House Committee On Banking and Currency
House
United States
Fugitive Bank Employee Arrested in Texas
Kansas City dispatch reports Chief Motrix of Avwel Texas arrested William C Alderson Allan Charleton a former First National Bank assistant paying teller suspected of embezzling about 9000 dollars. Officials say the funds vanished within a week after his departure from the bank where he had worked nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Avwel
Texas
Motrix
San Francisco Board Stands by Japan School Stand
Mrs Flora Harris, living in Tokio, criticized San Francisco schools for labeling Japanese as Orientals and for segregation. The San Francisco board replied that Japanese have not been excluded, defended local rights, and pledged to maintain its position despite national criticism and editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco School Board
Woman
Japan
Morning Journal
San Francisco
Flora
Harris
Tokio
San Francisco Board of Education
Elmore C. Leftingwell
United States
Congress
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Victor HM. Metcalf
California
Oregon
Washington
The
Pacific Coast
Board of Education
Tate
Government Land Frauds Probed by Special Agents at Farmington
Special Land Agents Long and Church for the government arrived in Farmington New Mexico and have held talks with prominent citizens linked to land dealings north of town. All alleged land frauds will be thoroughly investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
N. M
Dee
Long
Church
Mounted Policemen Catch Horsethief Between Mountainair and Belen
Mounted officers Collier and Camel arrest Jose Gallegos on horse theft charges after seizing a team from Willem Shaffer near Jose Gallegos. Gallegos to stand preliminary hearing before Justice William Greg. previously released from penitentiary after a three year sentence for sheep theft. Pennsylvania purchasing agent invites bids for 5000 box cars at an estimated $6 million, as the carrier orders approach 60,000 freight cars in two years.
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Vial Dmepetel
The
Morning Journal
Ee Ve. N. M
Dee
Miltons Morgans
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Rebranc
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