Intervention at Eleventh Hour Averts Firemen Strike
Brotherhood and Railway Managers unite to accept a federal mediation offer. Walk out order revoked as negotiations continue.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
1
Rail firemen strike talks move toward mediation
Railroads enlist mediation through Erdman and KNAPP Neill to avert a strike. President Carter of the firemen’s union says mediation offers a peaceful path after arbitration efforts. Robert and Levett, leaders of Harriman lines, doubt the strike will go forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kkoapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Neill
Messrs
Knapp
Carter
Brotherhood
Birmingham
Ale
Robert & Levett
Harriman Railroad Lines
Western Firemen
Testimony in Federal Grand Jury Probe of National Packing in Denver
Chicago reports testimony before a federal grand jury examining the National Packing Company. Five Denver witnesses from packing firms testified about operations and possible links to the Denver stockyards. The individuals named include George W Ballantine Elijah Peddarman George W Singer Mrnost and Henry Gebhard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Natonal Packing Company
Denver
Federal Erand
Grand Jury
George W. Ballantine
Elijah Pedderman
George W. Singer
Rr. Mrnost
Henry Gebhard
Pine
Garand Dary
Federal Grand Jury
Nations Packing Company
Stor Ko Yurele
Mediation Starts After Rail Strike Threats End
Mediation offers accepted by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and engineers after a threatened nationwide rail strike, with 27 009 firemen and 125 000 other workers at risk. Intercity mediation to address wages promotions and representation, to be conducted in Chicago under federal auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Chicago
Danker
Pacific Coast
Offess
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Comemissioner of Labor
Neill
Flelals
W & Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Pacific Court
Carter
Mc Carter
Kinapy
Chitage
Plesse
Nixon
Chaitin
United Mates Commissioner of Labor
Commelttee
COM Ip. Vioner of
Labor
Juler Rote Wometie Commission
Laber Hi
Deceptive Memoir: Chicago Managerial Figures Exposed
A garbled report references Diekewon as a president candidate and a managers committee from Vearlington and Quincy distributing a truth today. The fragment hints at a public disclosure or confirmation but lacks clear context or complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Diekewon
Chicago
Vearlington & Quincy
Mnagers’ Committee
Taft Orders Seal Slaughter Stop Reconsidered
The article notes President Taft proposing continued control over seal hunting rights at St Pt val atoll, with the North American Commercial company renewing a twenty year term and the government seeking charges over infant care provisions. It reports a drop in seal numbers from 375,000 to 194,000 and related reductions in breeling gene from 40,000 to 6,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washieton
Mare
Dalanes
St Pt Val Atoll
Slo
Lomac
Love of Beautiful Causes Artist to Turn Thief
German artist Kunze was arrested for stealing and attempting to copy a Millet painting from a studio in San Pranetsea. The 30,000 dollar work was cut from its frame last Sunday and recovered after a police search. Kunze, held on grand theft charges, claims a desire to reproduce the artwork. Portland dispatches say the case rests with the police department and detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pranetsea
Maren
William Kungse
Wikt
Shepherd
Mlonk
Kunze
Iva
Princier
Petit
Lis Lee
Mies
Borat Boasemer
Marines Ordered Home From Panama
The navy department issued orders to return about 1 400 marines from the Isthmus of Panama, replacing them with units aboard the Buffalo near Nicaragua. The move honors Ambassador Henry Latín Wilson and his wife with a reception in Mexico City, continuing U S policy in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastinstem Maren
Havy Department
Panay Sines
Buffalo
Nicarague
Uber
Curia
Miabistador Wilson
Mexica
I Henry Lattin Wilson
Wheniven
Standard Oil Monopoly Case Heard by Supreme Court
Government argues Standard Oil of New Jersey formed a monopoly in violation of the Sherman act. Attorney Kellogg traces corporate history and competitive tactics while defense contends premerger entities and pricing did not prove unlawful restraint. Justices probe ownership claims and legal interpretations as government and Standard Oil clash over antitrust intent and legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Prank Wellogg
Supreme Court of the United States
Ciircuit Court
United States
Missouri
John G. Milburn
BP. T. Watson
Kellow
Wickersham
Kellossa
Kelloes
Atom
Coorporations
White
Justicen Lairton
Hit
Ile
Comtral
Or Peta Dso
Watson
Supreme Court
Kelloggs Hay
Tentebe
Wateon Ty
Ecishiam
Milburn
Blanchard
Arthio Tech
Giamanthed
Retinen
Ion Frenne
OM Milburn
Colonial Oil profits cited in trial testimony
Mr Kellogg quotes figures from 1906 showing Colonial Oil earning 502.7 percent on capital stock and 44.2 percent on net assets while noting dismantled refineries and numerous subsidiary corporations in the Pennsylvanian oil industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelloge
PSS
Rogers
Lomnay
Kellogg
Colonial Oi
Justice White
No Compromise On Mine Wage Dispute In Sight
Cincinnati March 16 Without a definite offer from the sub scale committee of miners and operators the second meeting produced no report. The United Mine Workers convention adjourned after brief speeches as rumors spread of a possible compromise tomorrow. President Lewis insists miners' demands will be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United Mine Workers
Sub Seale
Neual
Lewis
Traction Strike Talks Collapse Amid Statewide Walkout Fears
Officials flatly rejected a proposition to end the carmen’s strike as negotiations ended. State Federation of Labor President Greenwald urged a statewide sympathy strike, while leaders warned no immediate end to the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phihidelohia
George TH
Marie
Hebel
General Strike Committee
Tem
Ghreenwalt
State Federation of Labor
Cnd
Newcastle
Arle
Waa
Spirita
Kruge
Mahen
Amalgamated
Earle
Kruger
Willian H. Shelmerdine
Rapid Transit
Pala
Barle
Partilion
Kiger
Ander
Marle
Park Virtual Head of Illinois Central Rail Transformation
New York March five reports W Park named president of Illinois Central in a board meeting held March 4 in New York with Chicago offices. He will oversee transportation mail movement motive power construction purchasing pension and related departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
B. Parks
Vaton Pacifi
Alinee Central Velineal
Iing Tee Meeemige
Wall Street
J. Z. Harahet
Fumors
Harahan
ALN
Ming Central Railpanel
Bs Park
Chicago
Cummins Warns Senate on Railroad Bill Opposition
Senator Cummins of Iowa defies administration by opposing the railroad bill saying it originated in the executive branch. He warns of a potential party purge and argues for a careful, unpoliticized approach to reform with focus on the proposed commerce court and its effects on shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowan
Morning Journal Special
Washington
Cummins
Lown
Senate
Congress
Senator Hole
Talley
United States
Tvis
Peter Piiety
Uille
Pumauge
Orwuattes
Cole
Ate Tornes General Wickersham
New York
Rathrone
Commerce Court
Dent
United Siates Court
Imtesti Commerce Commission
Naking
Railroad Bill Sparks Senate Debate Over Attorney General Power
Senator Batley criticizes allowing secret DOJ review arguing it defeats the law. Elkins supports AG services but faces opposition from Bristow and Bristow proposes amendments to curb executive influence and press for Commerce Court elimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Elkins
Batley
Bristow
Kansas
Administration
Commerce Court
Maine House Budget Bill to Raise Wreck of Maine
The house committee on naval affairs favorable reported a bill for 500000 to raise the wreck of the battleship Maine in Havana harbor. The wreck is said to threaten navigation and the measure rests on the department’s statement. Quiet at the Saratoga paper mill as local order solidifies. Sheriff Washburn reports gradual withdrawal of National Guard from International Paper mills at Corinth and South Glens Falls with no disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Washington
House Committee On Annival Affairs Today
Havana Harbor
Saratoga, Nyy
International Paper Company i
Corinth
South Glen's Falls
Washburn
Bill to Prevent Insult to Army and Navy Uniform
Washington march 11 the house committee on naval affairs reported unanimously the bill by representative Hobson Alabama providing a penalty for excluding soldiers or sailors from hotels restaurants theaters dance halls and other public places
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Hose Committee On Naval Affairs Today
Representive Hobson
Alabama
Latin Americans to Celebrate Canal Opening
Washington reports that Latin American nations plan a celebration of the Panama Canal opening in 1915. Diplomats from Central and South America met with the New Orleans delegation in Washington and will invite Latin republics at the congress in Buenos Aires to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Latin America
Panama Canal
New Orleans
New Orleana
Congress of Latin Republics
Huenos Ayres
Doctor Kawles Arrested in Naval Court Case
Dr. Cowles surrendered at Charlestown Navy Yard to face an indictment for practicing medicine without registration. His arraignment in the superior court ended with a not guilty plea and a $500 bond set for trial. Navy officials Paymaster George F. Auld and Assistant Surgeon Robnett are named in the testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosteen
Mureh Joe
George F. Auld
United States Navy
Robnett
Charlestown Navy Yard
Koward S. Cowles
Cowles
American Hangs Reported in Nicaragua Recall Shocking Claim
Morning Journal Special wires relay reports that George Cannon, cousin of Le Roy Cannon, has been hanged in Nicaragua by order of President Madria. An official with ties to the American legation in Managua says Cannon claimed he had no relative in the shown family before he was executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Washington
George Cannon
la Roy Cannon
Nicaragua
Madria
Manasuaindi
le Roy Cannon
Cannon
Zolava
Yeti Pod Conspiracy Ve Aenstd Paper Ob Nicaragua
A March report from New Orleans cites George F Cannon a 28 year old American and Le Roy Cannon relative as linked to a conspiracy to seize Managua. Cannon allegedly used aliases in Costa Rica and Nicaragua, was identified in San Jose, and later arrested at San Juan del Sur on March 3. Unclear fate followed, with no US disposition reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orlean
Port Limon
Corte Mies
George F. Cannon
le Roy Cannon
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Corinte
de, Madris
White
Pinefields
Cannon
Peterathamorre
Costa Rica
Robinson
Watters
Madris
Canpon
San Jose
Imperial Hotel
le Roy
Zelaya K George
Corinto
West
San Joan del Sur
Minnegun
United States
Camels Carry Roosevelt to Battle in Desert Wars
American party tours scenes of bloody clashes between English forces and desert tribes near Khartoum. Soldiers and explorers move through arid fronts as tensions rise during campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Khartoum
Ex-President Roosevelt Tours Khartoum Battlefield Visit
Crowds cheer as Theodore Roosevelt and party tour Khartoum sights including the Kerreri battlefield and Omdurman. The ex president declines San Francisco return due to the upcoming wedding of his son Theodore Jr, with a New York stop planned in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Morning Journal Special
Khartoum
Stoosevelts
Kerreri
Omdurman
Siir Herbert Kirchner
Khalit
Coronel Hoosevelt
Mr. Toonevelt
Ethel
Kermit
Slatin Macha
Imapeelor
Beypt
Major Wilson
Prince Aurespert
Mes
Asser
Mire Roosevelt
Sirdar
Mitin
LSO
Soudaunese Cavalry
Seb
Roosevelt
Hic
Cerm
Lancers
Donga
Slatin Pacha
Hoosevelt
Mm. Durman
Khalifa Arcepe
Asquith
Huntish
United States
San
Cuthbert Quitler
Lord
Win
Bribery Inquiry Details DNA-like Evidence and Testimony
The Senate bribery inquiry features expert Albert M. Hamilton examining enlarged photographs and check discrepancies. Moe, the star witness, claims a $6 500 transfer to Albany to fund alleged corrupt payments, with a $500 return noted but not clearly reconciled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iliram G. Moe
Senate
Nihal
Albert M. Hamilton
Menater
Alvany
Moe
Allds
Albany
Conger
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Judge Lovett
Seoul
TAFT
AaTial
San Francisco
Panama
Standard Oil
Matin
OIL Trust
Giant
Ity Morning Journal
Philadelphia
City Morning
Jenewal Spectal
Illinois Central
Merch Siddell
Nina
Norfolk
Heston
Codsey
Cummins Gueo
ARMY
NAVY
Doctor Who
Managua
Teddy, Jr
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