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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1901

Page

8

Miners in Butte Meet Over Trustees Power and Stock Purchase

A special Butte Miners Union meeting is called for 2 PM to decide whether trustees must follow union mandates or act independently with 50 000 of idle funds. Debate centers on buying Amalgamated Copper stock while opponents claim trustees and president seek their own interests.

Butte Miners’ Union Miners’ Union Amalgamated Copper Company Surlus Ryan Daly Trust & Security Company Amalgamated Amalgamated Company Heinze M. O. P. Company

Stole a March on Their Friends, Wed Nuptials Quietly

J L Haddican a diamond drill setter for Anaconda and Miss Lou Urbanus of New York Life were quietly married in Boulder. They will live with Mrs Clark at 606 West Park street. Haddican left New York Life. California Cafe hours updated to 7 am to 8 pm with KE Hill proprietor.

J. L. Haddican Anaconda Company Lou Urbanus New York Life Insurance Company Hennessy Boulder Clark West Park Street Haddican The

Wage settlement keeps rate fixed for 20000 workers

The wage rate remains at the new in force figures, despite workers expecting an increase. Twenty thousand men are affected by the settlement.

Unions Threaten Strike Over Non-Union Lumber at Pan-American

Buffalo May 11 unions and exposition officials face a fresh dispute as non union lumber used for a booth at the Pan American grounds prompts a stoppage order from Director General Buchanan. The Building Trades Council votes to pull every man from the manufacturers building if the lumber remains.

Buffalo N. Y Manufacturers and Mineral Arts Buchanan Building Trades Council

Machinists threaten nationwide walkout over demands

A statement warns that if the machinists demands are not met, every union machinist in the United States, Canada and Mexico will walk out. The city strike followed a local firm firing four union men.

United States Canada Mexico

United Traction Board Refuses Arbitration Orders Striking Workers Back

Albany May 11 The United Traction company board refused to arbitrate with striking employees and ordered them to report to work by 9 am Monday or face discharge.

Albany N. Y United Traction Company

Linemen Strike Sparks Boston Sympathy in Lowell

Lowell Massachusetts May 11 The linemen employed by the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company in Lowell quit work today in sympathy with Boston linemen who are on strike, disrupting service and showing solidarity across the region.

Lowell Mass New England Telephone and Telegraph Company Boston

Russia’s Debt Rise Ties to Wealthy Foreign Financing

The passage notes a surge of foreign capital into Russia with many industrial ventures fused domestically. English securities will be recalled to fund Muscovite enterprises as Lombard Street readies higher discounts to defend the British gold reserve.

Russia Lombard Street

Sheep Herder Kills Miner Near Pearl in Idaho Case

L F Crake a miner was shot and killed yesterday by George Edin a sheep herder near Pearl Idaho Edin was arrested at Emmett 12 miles away Crake s dogs guarded the body and attacked searchers Edin says self defense pointing to a wound in his leg from Crake s rifle and empty shells found near the scene

Boise Idaho L. F. Crake George Edin Pearl Edin Emmett Crake

Jury Deadlock in Driscoll Blacklisting Suit

In Chicago on May 11 the jury in Michael Driscoll versus Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Co failed to agree and was discharged. Driscoll, a switchman, sued for $50 000 damages claiming the railroad conspired to blacklist workers who joined the 1892 American Railway Union Strike and denied them employment without a favorable character reference.

Chicago Driscoll Michael Driscoll Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway Co American Railway Union United States

Carpenters Return as Unfair Lumber Issue Settles

Workers at the Buffalo exposition grounds return to work after striking over lumber used in a booth for an exhibitor. The obstructing lumber has been removed and the director of works says the booth will be removed tomorrow morning. He confirms the strike is settled.

Buffalo N. Y Exposition Grounds Manufacturers’ and Liberal Arts Carlton

Lovere to be B&O President under Pennsy control

The Evening Telegraph reports L. E. Lovere, fourth vice president and general manager of the Pennsylvania line west of Pittsburg, to be named president of the Baltimore & Ohio. J. C. Stewart would become general superintendent of the entire B and O lines, strengthening Pennsylvania Railroad influence.

Philadelphia Evening Telegraph L. E. Lovere Pennsylvania Company Pennsylvania Line Pittsburg Baltimore & Ohio J. C. Stewart Midland and Northwest Pennsylvania Railroad Lovere

Noted Indian Chief Killed in Navajo Uprising Lead

A Republican dispatch reports Hostein Boetting Begay, famed Navajo leader of the 1899 uprising, shot and killed by his own tribesmen who had convicted him of attempting to incite further trouble with whites in Arizona.

Phoenix Ariz The Republican Hostein Boetting Begay

Machinists Demand Higher Wages and Nine-Hour Day

Chicago May 11 Eight hundred union machinists voted to press the National Metal Manufacturers association for a 24 percent raise, effective May 20 when the nine hour workday law starts nationwide. About 3 500 workers in the Chicago area are affected, with arbitration compulsory to avert a strike.

Chicago Machinists’ Union National Metal Manufacturers’ Association

Too Free and Easy in China Dispatch Sparks British Mockery

London reports amused reaction to a China dispatch claiming relief among European troops as American soldiers withdraw. The Daily News scorns the idea praising American looseness as a clash with European military etiquette and mocks the behavior of the American soldiers and their officers.

London China Daily News Europe Atkins Dumanet

Compromise Offered in Duke of Manchester Debt Talks

London May 11 Eugene Zimmerman son in law to the Duke of Manchester offers creditors ten shillings on the pound while a creditor faction presses for full settlement.

London Eugene Zimmerman Duke of Manchester

State Department Belief on German Venezuela Aims

The department of state believes Germany does not intend to acquire any island off the Venezuelan coast nor a harbor or coaling station in that vicinity. The statement was furnished for publication in Washington on May 11.

Washington Department of State

Wholesale Executions Reported Across Macedonian Revolt

A Constantinople dispatch to the Abendblatt says revolutionaries in Macedonia were executed wholesale, including women. The counts: 24 at Manastir 4 at Penhai 18 at Aigating 18 at Seres and 29 at Uskub.

Vienna Abendblatt Constantinople Manastir Penhai Aigating Seres Uskub

Wage talks slate 60 day scale eyed by union and firm

In Pittsburg on May 11 the Amalgamated Association and Sheet Steel Workers wage committee examined the American Sheet Steel sales sheets to fix the wage rate for the next sixty days under the sliding scale. The session led to a decision in process.

Pittsburg, Pa American Sheet Steel Company Schaefer Amalgamated Association Sheet Steel Workers

Strike by Kansas City machinists for nine hour day and higher pay

Between 400 and 500 union machinists and blacksmiths at engine and machine manufacturers in Kansas City walked out for a nine hour day and a 12 percent wage increase. The strikers insist the action is city wide, not local, with plans announced for action on May 20.

Kansas City

Edwin F. Uhl Relapses in Grand Rapids Death Watch

Grand Rapids reporters say former U.S. ambassador to Germany Edwin F. Uhl, once under President Cleveland, worsened this morning after a weeks long illness and doctors fear he will not survive the day.

Grand Rapids, Mich Edwin F. Uhl United States Germany Cleveland

Amalgamated Street Railway Union Reelects Mahon President

In Buffalo the convention of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes adjourned after re electing W D Mahon of Detroit as president. The meeting concluded with Mahon chosen to lead the union for another term.

W. D. Mahon Buffalo N. Y Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Detroit

Why It Was Done In London May 2 The Russian loan issue

The Sunday Special notes in its financial column that the Russian loan placed with Paris bankers was given for a clear reason. It says it was an open secret that the man was given because it could not be re-appealed.

London Paris

Order Restored as Strikers Return to Work

A Barcelona dispatch reports restored order in Paris with many strikers resuming work on old terms and all arrested individuals released from custody.

Paris Barcelona

Treasury Buys Bonds In Short-Term Issue

Washington May 11 The secretary of the treasury today purchased 380000 short term 4 per cent bonds at 113.65 dollars each.

Treasury Washington Secretary of the Treasury

Bank Closes Its Doors Canton May Day Closure

The Canton State Bank failed to open this morning signaling a bank closure. Officials faced questions as customers gathered outside the locked building in Canton.

Bank Canton Canton State Bank

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