Santa Fe Strike Widens As 10 12 Thousand Join Walkout
Washington issued a general strike order as machinists and allied workers on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line walk out after unanimous votes. Estimates place total strikers between 10,000 and 12,000, including metal workers, boatmakers, blacksmiths, and helpers across yards and shops.
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Washington, D. C
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Allied Metal Workers’ Association
Connell
Onion
Port Madison Plant Lockout Affects 200 Workers
A lockout at the Port Madison plant in Fort Madison Iowa triggered by machinists and other trades sidelined about two hundred workers. Company officers say new positions will be filled by the strikers tomorrow to set wages and costs.
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Striking San Fe Machinists Served With Injunction Order
Jos Angeles May 2 United States Marshal Osborn serves restraining injunction on 140 San Fe machinists at Santa Fe lines including 110 at Bon Bernardine and others at Needles and Hurston. Company reports quiet strike conditions with added police at affected points and difficulty filling cinder car assignments.
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Santa Fe machinists join strike in Chicago shops
Chicago May 2 The machinists in the shops of the Santa Fe railroad today obeyed a strike order said to originate from Washington Only a few mechanics are employed on the Chicago division now reflects the labor action across the line
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Ramia Pe machinists strike across towns stalls San Fe rail line
May 2 2000 Ramia Pe machinists walk out shutting the Santa Fe railroad shops from Pueblo to Albuquerque affecting about 14400 workers and prompting a restraining order against La Junta Trinidad and Pueblo machinists. A separate injunction pauses traffic disruption while unions vow to continue working. London fire devastates Vitelok City killing hundreds and causing millions in damage.
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Pueblo
Union Strikers Bring Nonunion Labor to City Amid Tense Ties
Inbound labor from the east and west floods the Santa Fe shops as 105 nonunion men arrive and are housed locally while a union man is expelled after showing union cards. Officials deny deceits and plan to dispatch more workers along coast lines. talk centers on a looming lockout and pending work.
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Nighttime World’s Fair Grounds Aglow With Enchanted Light Scene
The article describes the World’s Fair grounds at night transforming into a fairyland as thousands of lights illuminate the grounds and festival hill. Visitors stroll the promenades under white lights while bands play and electric displays promise further illumination and attractions.
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Phooeloek
Conteesiana
Mere Manet
Seven Lines of Entrenchments Repel Russian Assaults
A detailed World War I dispatch reports gunboats torpedo boats infantry and artillery driving Russians from seven entrenchment lines. The Japanese forces claim a complete rout of Muscovite troops after heavy fighting near ChinTienChang with Allied detachments advancing and capturing positions and equipment.
Cleveland Voices on Major Railroad Strike
Fragmentary report covers Cleveland discussions about a major railroad labor strike. The piece references government actions, public auctions, and crowd responses with scattered names and dates obscured by OCR errors.
West New York Forgery Case Hears Applied Evidence
The court considers allowing evidence in a West New York forgery matter. Judge Poster weighs the application by Juleo Dittontoeter counseled by Gor Daren NH amid arguments over admissibility, relevance, and potential impact on the case.
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Poster
Juleo
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Long journey to pay fool bet
Fragmentary text appears to reference a journey or wager but is largely garbled with unreadable names and phrases. No coherent event or identifiable entities are available to summarize clearly.
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Fool Bet
Stock Growers Get All They Went After
An historical note reflects a pursuit by stock growers and related figures with references to dates in May and early names. The fragment hints at related events, meetings, and possibly legislative or organizational actions tied to agricultural interests and commodity regulation.
May Day Strikes Hit Eastern Cities
May Day actions closed plants and forced lockouts across eastern urban areas. About 1700 workers protested with 4000 others idle as job actions spread from the Heduy region to Union regions. The Teton home and Artery Lite companies faced walkouts, with workers urging rent relief and shop reopenings.
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Japanese Repeat Tactics in War With China
May 2 dispatch reports Continued naval and ground actions as divers recover bodies from wrecks while Japanese tactics in the conflict with China resemble earlier patterns. Generals in Petersburg and London discuss strategy as Japanese and Russian moves unfold around Tsarist interests and near St. Petersburg.
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China
Jap forces advance as Russians retreat along river line
In a terse dispatch the Japanese force pressed along the hills extending from Hin Tien hen to Yoshoka, forcing a Russian withdrawal on the right bank of the river. The retreat continued until about 2 in the afternoon with a further Japanese advance by 4 o clock last evening, according to the report.
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