Delegates Report Results of W. L. U. Annual Convention
Delegates at the American Labor Union Scope convention report progress and outcomes from the meeting. Leaders outline goals reached and future steps for the organization.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1902
Page
9
Delegates at the American Labor Union Scope convention report progress and outcomes from the meeting. Leaders outline goals reached and future steps for the organization.
An eight year old boy accused of burglary avoids prosecution due to age and insufficient capacity to stand trial. Authorities say the case will be reviewed as he grows older.
Western Labor union delegates report Denver convention voted to extend jurisdiction east of the Missouri river and form an American Labor union. Organizers will be deployed to double membership within a year, with charters sought from United Brewers, Boot and Shoemakers, Garment Workers, and others. Next year’s meeting remains in Denver.
Princeton New Jersey June alumni day exercises centered on a luncheon at the Casino with about 1500 alumni present. Phi Beta Kappa held its annual meeting and a tablet honoring two Princeton missionaries killed by Boxers in Paotingfu was unveiled in Marquand chapel.
Telegraphic notice from Anaconda confirms the marriage of Louis V. Bennett and Charlotte E. Dampier at the Dampier home in St. Paul Minnesota. Bennett, cashier at Daly Bank and Trust Anaconda, and Dampier, daughter of Dr and Mrs Henry G Dampier of St Paul, will reside in Anaconda after a brief visit.
Barney Levy, injured when kicked by a horse at the Reception roadhouse, underwent a delicate operation at St James hospital. Dr. J R E Sievers led the procedure to remove bone splinters from his left leg above the ankle. The fracture was severe but the surgeon reports a successful outcome and the patient is expected to recover. Levy is the brother of City Jailer Sol Levy.
Ways and Means Committee meets Thursday evening led by Chairman Manchester to examine city funds for a proposed municipal garbage collection system. Health and judiciary panels back the plan, but finances require review before funding. City would handle collection rather than households paying privately.
The Clerks Protective union has elected officers for six months with F. P. Young as president H. C. Miller as vice president W. A. Wallace recording secretary Boyd Dickinson financial secretary FE Bjorklund treasurer and trustees Charles Henderson Elmer Snavely John F. Lee F J Parker D Courtney. William Tracey will serve as both judge and delegate to the Trades and Labor assembly. E Snave ly is judge advocate Joe Reager outer guard O Nadeau inner guard and William Tracey William Ensey 8S. A. Gould W. O. Jones and F H Young named as delegates to the assembly.
Dr Isaac Dillon an aged Methodist preacher is missing after a boat found upright with coat and hat suggests he toppled over in the Lopez Island area. Residents of the San Juan islands joined a renewed search that will continue until he is found alive or dead.
The Hague June 10 The Nedder landsche Staats Courant published a letter from Queen Wilhelmina conveying sincere thanks and gratitude to all whose sympathy and solicitude cheered her during the bad days of her illness.
A jury returned a verdict of unavoidable accident in the William Shields case. The ruling absolves liability for damages and details of the incident remain limited as the court records note the jury’s conclusion.
An inquest at Sherman's undertaking rooms found William Shields died from a skull fracture and brain inflammation after a rock fall at the Never Sweat mine on May 30. Witnesses testified he was struck while on the 1000 foot level despite warnings. funeral set for 2 PM at his home. Shields, 65, left a wife and three children.
Voting opened yesterday for the Fourth of July goddess of liberty with candidates Miss M Stewart age 18 Miss Horgan 23 Miss E Mreller 15 Miss Carrie F Bowman 10 Miss Madge Marks 7 Miss Theo Russell 11 Miss Kilgallen 19. Polling places include J D Leys J H Leyson Tuttle Jewelry Newbro's Finlen Drug Rose and Hoskins.
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