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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1901

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Machinists Strike Set To Start Across Nation At 7 A M

Washington reports the executive board of the International Order of Machinists orders a 7 AM start. About 50 000 will suspend work where nine hour notices are absent. Some firms in St Louis and New Orleans already agreed to demands. Officials hope for quick settlements, especially on the East Coast, with Pacific coast likely longer.

Washington International Order of Machinists O'Connell St. Louis New Orleans Pacific Union Iron Works San Francisco Washington Navy Yard

New York Machinists Consider Wage and Hours Accord

In New York on May 19 the outlook for a general machinists strike drifted toward settlement. Labor leaders and employers discussed avoiding a citywide walkout. It was suggested J Pierpont Morgan might help persuade peace across major firms. Meetings across the metropolitan area showed about half of shops ready to concede a nine hour day and a 12 44 percent wage rise, with at most 4000 workers likely to strike. Large shops cited include Garvan Machine, Hoe Works, and General Incandescent Arc Light in New York City, with Worthington Pump in Brooklyn among possibilities.

New York England Todiy J. Pierpont Morgan New York City Garvan Machine Company Hoe Works General Incandescent Arc Light Company Brooklyn Worthington Pump

Scranton Machinists Set to Strike Over Nine Hour Day

About 3,000 machinists in Scranton and nearby areas plan to strike tomorrow except 100 workers at the Dunmore Iron and Steel shop, Erie Railroad's Scranton branch. Dickson Manufacturing workers reject a nine hour day and wage arbitration offer and will strike in the morning.

Scranton Dunmore Iron & Steel Company Erie Railroad Company Erie Wilkysbarre Dickson Manufacturing and Machine Shops

Machinists Prepare Philadelphia Strike Weighs 1500 Jobs

About 2000 machinists in Philadelphia plan a strike beginning tomorrow led by John J. Keegan of the International Association of Machinists. Committees will visit Baldwin locomotive works Cramps Shipbuilding Midvale Steelworks Pennsylvania Iron Works and Southwark Iron Foundry to press union demands. If talks fail, workers at these plants will be laid off.

Philadelphia John J. Keegan International Association of Machinists Baldwin Locomotive Works Cramps Shipbuilding Company Midvale Steelworks Pennsylvania Iron Works Company Southwark Iron Foundry

Chicago Machinists Strike Set by Labor Federation

The Chicago Federation of Labor endorsed the machinists demands and pledged support as a general strike begins tomorrow. District No. 8 of the International Association of Machinists says workers in a dozen shops will refuse to work until employers meet terms, including a 33 1/3 cent hourly wage demand by pattern makers at Gates Iron Works and Fraser & Chalmers.

Chicago Chicago Federtion of Labor International Association of Machinists Gates Ironworks Fraser & Chalmers Machinery Manufacturing

Local machinists vote to strike in Indianapolis

In Indianapolis 174 of 862 machinists and 20 of 62 roller makers will strike tomorrow. The Big Four has settled with its workers at 26 1/2 cents per hour for a nine hour day, and the Indiana Decatur & Western railroad will settle on the same terms.

Indianapolis Ind Big Four Indiana, Decatur & Western Railroad

St Paul Machinists Reject Order During Strike

In St Paul on May 19 the machinists city wide show no intent to obey the strike call. Except for workers in the large railroad shops most machinists do not belong to the International union and shop men had already decided not to follow the order.

St. Paul, Minn

Wage committee braces to present report soon

Milwaukee May 19. The wage committee of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers expects to have its report formulated in time for presentation to the association.

Milwaukee Wis Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers Associa

Mrs McKinley Improves as Crisis Lifts in San Francisco

May 19 news reports Mrs McKinley able to sit up briefly amid reports of improved condition. President McKinley visited the sick room after General Shafter's call. Cortelyou said she passed a comfortable night and a very good day followed. Secretaries Cortelyou and Long gave updates as dignitaries sent cablegrams of concern. Calvin Titus, Pekin veteran, returned on the Sheridan and visited the president.

San Francisco Mrs. McKinley General Shafter McKinley Cortelyou Scott England Loubet France Calvin Titus Walls Pekin Sheridan

Labor union seeks wage increases at convention

The convention in this city on Tuesday plans strong effort to unionize works under the trust. Wage demands are for a sharp advance with sub-lodges seeking 10 to 20 percent increases to the sheet scale and puddlers pressing base pay from 4.15 to 5.50.

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No Agreement Reached in Cincinnati Labor Dispute

In Cincinnati Ohio May 19 no agreement has been reached between the machinists union and the National Metal Trades association. A major strike is planned for tomorrow with labor leaders expected to arrive to mediate. Leader figures include President Gompert of the AFL and Thomas J Kidd and Jona Tennon. About 4000 of 6000 machinists are expected to strike.

Cincinnati Ohio Machinists’ Union National Metal Trades Association Gompert American Federation of Labor Thomas J. Kidd Amalgamated Wood Workers’ Union Jona Tennon American Federation

Union and Risdon Strike Threat Looms in San Francisco

May 19 report warns of a possible walkout tomorrow by machinists at Union Ironworks and Risdon Ironworks. The San Francisco Labor Council sent a lengthy memorial to President McKinley urging continued enforcement of exclusion laws and expansion of outlying lands to keep Asians out.

San Francisco Union Ironworks Risdon Ironworks San Francisco Labor Council McKinley

Jersey City Shops Face Possible Strike Over Wages

In Jersey City 500 workers across 24 machine shops near danger of a strike as most earn max wages. The locomotive works, largest shop, is expected to grant nine hour days and a minimum $2.50 daily rate after talks with company officers.

New York Jersey City Locomotive Works

Roll Turners Union Possible Pact With Republic Iron

In Youngstown on May 19 the Roll Turners union and Republic Iron and Steel may settle their dispute as the latter is willing to recognize the union and sign the scale with changes already agreed. Steel Hoop Co. will pay more than the scale but refuses to recognize the union.

Youngstown Ohio Roll Turners’ Union Republic Iron & Steel Company Republic Company Steel Hoop Company

Cleveland Machinists Strike Paralyzes 25 Factories

In Cleveland on May 19 a large group of union machinists walked out starting Saturday until wage and hour demands are met. About 25 factories will be affected and 1,200 workers idle. Eleven small firms agreed to pay union scale and reduced hours, so their workers will not strike.

Cleveland Ohio Victoria B. C Albion Iron Works Company Garonne Seattle International Union

Valley railroad strike affects 1490 machinists in Wilkesbarre

Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania May 19 The Lehigh Valley railroad and the Central Railroad of New Jersey refused demands of local machinists and the shop workforce will strike tomorrow. About 1490 men are affected.

Wilkesbarre Lehigh Valley Railroad Central Railroad of New Jersey

Forty four St Louis shops sign nine hour agreement

In St Louis on May 19 forty four of the city’s largest machine shops have signed the nine hour workday pact. Four big shops remain unsigned and three of them chose to keep employees at work while pursuing a compromise.

St. Louis

Five Hundred Idle in Louisville as Demands Unmet

In Louisville Kentucky on May 19 indications show 500 machinists will be idle tonight as only one employer has granted the men's demands. The stalled talks threaten further work stoppages across the region.

Louisville

Machinists Union Demands in Southern Railway Shops

Knoxville May 19 The demands of the Machinists union in the shops on the Southern railway have not been met as talks continue with management. Local representatives say progress is slow and issues remain unsettled amid ongoing negotiations.

Knoxville, Tenn Southern Railway

Railway officials clash over steamer Garonne contract dispute

General Manager Gannon will confer with representatives from Vancouver Island and British Columbia amid a Seattle strike affecting the Albion Iron Works. Machinists in the Rapid Transit tunnel threaten to strike for higher pay and an eight hour day as unions organize. Lehigh Valley rail machinists in Buffalo, about 1,200 workers, plan a large strike tomorrow.

Connecticut machinists strike nears onset in Hartford area

New Haven May 19 on the eve of the enforcement day the situation in Connecticut is serious. The strike tomorrow will be confined to a portion of cities yet will be general where it occurs and will tie up machinists screw workers and metal workers industries. Hartford Ansonia and Derby are the storm centers with an estimated 6000 men idle at opening time tomorrow morning.

New Haven Conn Connecticut Hartford Ansonia Derby Buffalo N. Y Rainbow City Exposition City

Kansas City Machinists Strike Progress In 9 Hour Demand

About 200 of 400 union machinists who struck a week ago will stay out tomorrow to press nine hours' work. The other 200 have already returned to work and are expected not to strike further.

Kansas City

Machinists Union announces broader Wilmington strike

Officials say a city wide strike will be ordered with two exceptions, potentially involving at least 500 workers across Wilmington shops. The walkout is planned after negotiations.

Wilmington Pel Machinists’ Union

Engineers union ends by backing nine hour day move

New York May 19 Isaac Cowen of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers reports to the International Machinists union that about 20 000 members in the country have decided to assist machinists in their push for a nine hour day. Three thousand rock drillers engi-

New York Isaac Cowen Amalgamated Society of Engineers International Machinists’ Union

Eminent Divines Suicide Revealed in Naples Case

Naples reports confirm the American clergyman Rev Matth ie Davenport Babcock of New York ended his life by cutting his wrist and taking corrosive sublimate at the International hospital. W D Barbour of Brick Presbyterian learned of the death by telegram and later received Naples dispatches. Babcock, pastor of the Grick church since 1899, had been a Syracuse graduate and noted orator.

Babcock New York Naples International Hospital Mattie Matthie Davenport Babcock

Pan-American Exposition Opens After Rain Breaks

Buffalo on May 19 reports a lull in rain as the Pan-American Exposition nears dedication. 3,000 workers scrub buildings while carpenters and painters rush to finish exhibits. Vice President Roosevelt and senators Hanna and Lodge attend events as 150,000 expected for tomorrow's ceremony.

Roosevelt Hanna Henry Cabot Lodge

Fatal double murder and suicide shocks Indiana town

Everett Conway shot and killed C. W. Garrison and his wife in Evansville and fatally wounded Patrolman Benjamin Wallis before turning the gun on himself. The families hadRecent conflicts and a note to a local newspaper explains Conway’s motive. Two bystanders injured. police contained the scene.

Evansville Ind Everett Conway C. W. Garrison Benjamin Wallis Conway Garrison Wallis Kentucky Edward Davidson Adam Crawford

Murder in Prison at Folsom Lights Death

In Sacramento on May 19 a quarrel between two convicts at Folsom prison ended in murder. Louis Kline struck fellow inmate Lazy Miller with a gas pipe, fracturing his skull. Miller later died after medical staff confirmed the injury and prepared for surgery. Both men had recent burglary terms.

Sacramento Cal Folsom Prison Louis Kline Miller Kline

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