Strikes Shake Steel Workers as Confidence Wavers
Unfavorable developments of the day have shaken confidence among locked out steel workers causing unease and worry about the duration and outcome of the dispute.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
1
Conference at New York Fails to Settle Strike Controversy
News reports from Pittsburg Sept 4 describe ongoing agitation among iron and steel workers as peace talks in New York end without a decision. President Shaffer and union leaders claim eventual victory, while local officials and workers confront deployments and arrests around McKeesport and Demmler mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Presidentschaffer
Associated Prose
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Plans to End the Steel Strike Discussed at Secret Conference
New York August 1 terms of peace in the steel strike were discussed at a secret conference. Sat officials of United States Steel leaders of union labor and civic intermediaries attended. No conclusion reached and strike action rests with the workers. Schwab proposed open mills and retained union mills with terms to Shaffer and the Amalgamated association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association
Shaffer
Schwab
Steel Corporation
Pittsburg
Dny
The
Corey
Carnegie Steel Company
Very Preston
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
White
Garment Workers’ Union
Jenks
Industrial Commission
Ralph M. Easley
National Civic
Evening Telegram
Charles M. Schwab
Strike Halts Red Star Southwark Sail to Antwerp
New York reporters say a crew strike aboard the Red Star steamship Southwark stopped its planned sailing for Antwerp. The sailors refused to sail until two detained companions accused of tobacco smuggling were released and brought aboard, with the British consul asked to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Red Star
Southwark
Antwerp
Strike Shuts Stafford Cotton Mill No 1 in Fall River
Fall River reports a work stoppage at Stafford cotton mill No 1 as 50 speeder tenders strike. Managers cite machinery changes that led to a practical drop in wages, prompting the shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Stafford
Washington paper hangers strike for higher wages
Organized paper hangers in Washington walked out for higher wages causing all local paper hanging firms to suspend operations except two. The stoppage began today affecting the city's printing and advertising trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prince Chun Apologizes for Murder of Von Kettel er
Berlin dated Sept 4 Emperor William receives the Chinese mission led by Prince Chun at Potsdam in a cool audience. The envoy is not saluted on entry, the emperor sits while crepe covers his uniform buttons. Prince Chun bows three times on entering and leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
Prince Chun
Potsdam
Garde du Corps
Emperor William
Emperor William Hosts Prince Chun Expensive Expiation Ceremony
The German emperor meets Prince Chun with a ceremonial expiation display on an island in the Havel. The envoy, escorted by hussars, shows unease as the throne scene emphasizes civilization. Six high Chinese dignitaries wait anxious in the ante-room before Chun’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Chun
Lokal Anzeiger
Berlin
Narrow Escape as Fire Rips Through Emporia
A wind driven blaze in Emporia Kansas started from a spark near Crystal Ice company sheds and damaged a planing mill a lumber yard and most of a block including the First Methodist church. The wind shifted and restrained the fire, but two firemen were injured slightly by falling walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Santa Fe
Crystal Ice Company
FE. S. Sprague
Set Casks Adrift to Study Polar Currents Plan
Washington Sept 4 Admiral Melville chief engineer of the navy has received a letter from Cant Shoemaker of the revenue cutter service regarding the plan to study polar currents by setting casks adrift in Arctic waters Cap-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Admiral Melville
Navy
Cant. F. Shoemaker
Revenue Cutter Service
Cap
Chinese and German Emperors Exchange Formal Peace Note
Prince Chun carries a letter from the Chinese emperor to Emperor William expressing regret for the Boxers incident and promising renewed friendship. William replies that China must govern by international law and that punishment lies beyond this mission, aiming to restore peaceful relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
China
Germany
Shoemaker Ships Melville Drift Casks Aboard Bear
Captain Shoemaker reports sending 15 casks to the far North on the revenue cutter Bear. He cites a message from the Bear's commander dated Port Clarence Alaska August 7 stating a planned ice edge landing near the Melville drift casks and return calls to Point Pope before reaching St Michael on September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tain Shoemaker
Admiral Melville
Captain Shoemaker
Port Clarence
Alaska
Port Barrow
Melville
FIGHT IN JAIL INVOLVING Goebel MURDER CONSPIRATORS
In Frankfort Kentucky on September 4 James Howard and ex secretary of state Powers, both condemned in the Goebel murder case, fought in their jail. Howard struck Powers with an inkstand injuring his head. Powers bled, suffered concussion, and mild paralysis. The quarrel centered on a contested defense fund from Eastern Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goebel
Frankfort
James Howard
State Powers
Howard
Powers
Kentucky
Gaudaur Towne World Sculling Championship Postponed
The two mile world sculling championship between Jake Gaudaur and George Towne was postponed from this afternoon to tomorrow due to the difficulty of swinging the boom before darkness. The match was to be held in Rat Portage Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rat Portage
Ont
Jake Gaudaur
George Towne
Accuses Others in Canyon Ferry Coach Robbery Case
Helena dispatch reports John Maurer, driver of the Canyon Ferry stage, arrested after being accused by John Miller of robbing him of checks and money. Maurer denies the charge and blames fellow sheepherders Al Haley and Emmet Harmon, who were passengers and are also jailed as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
John Maurer
Canyon Ferry
John Miller
Meagher County
Maurer
al Haley
Emmet Harmon
Miller
Harmon
Haley
Writ of Habeas Corpus Commands Sheriff in Sutton Case
Helena Sept 4 The marshal of the Supreme Court telephoned Sheriff Furey of Silver Bow county and served a writ of habeas corpus demanding he show cause Sept 11 why Wakeman Sutton foreman of the Silver King mine remains in custody after Judge Clancy held him in contempt for ignoring a court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furey
Wakeman Sution
Helena
Supreme Court
Sheriff Furey
Silver Bow County
Pigott
Wakeman Sutton
Silver King
Clancy
Injunction Issued Over Ground Work Near Plymouth Claims
The sheriff holds Sutton on $500 bail pending return of the writs of habeas corpus and certiorari. Attorney McBride sought release and certiorari to compel Judge Clancy to certify the record. Justice Pigott in chambers considered the applications, noting 15 inches over Plymouth boundaries by Silver King work. The writs returnable before the supreme court or any justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
F. T. McBride
Justice Pigott
Clancy
Pigott
Supreme Court
McBride
Silver King
Plymouth
Married Twice Without Divorce in Helena
Edward McCall and Mabel Hancock, previously wed in Helena and later jailed in Livingston for bigamy, obtained a new marriage license and wed again. Hancock had already divorced from William Hancock in Butte. McCall quipped they would try to marry again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Edward McCall
Mabel Hancock
Livingston
William Hancock
Butte
McCall
France Moves to Expel Turkish Agents
Paris Sept 4 The French government drawn up a decree to expel Turkish agents tied to the young Turkish party in France. The list includes well known names and the sultan telegraphed Munir Bey to return to Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Turkey
France
Munir Bey
Constantinople
WANTS WITNESSES FOR WASHINGTON HEARING
Admiral Schley asks the navy department to bring several witnesses to Washington for court of inquiry conferences with his counsel. Secretary Hackett replies that a list of desired witnesses will be brought as quickly as possible. No official word on Admiral Sampson’s condition. private letters are cautiously favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Washington
Admiral Schley
Navy Department
Hackett
Sampson
Forsythe Receives Inquiry on Sampson Controversy
Captain James N. Forsythe of the U S S N received a letter from Secretary Long demanding explanation for an interview attributed to him by a Kansas City newspaper. The interview claimed Admiral Sampson was promoted over 17 senior officers, a detail Forsythe refused to discuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James N. Forsythe
U. 8
S. N
Long
Sampson-Schrey
Kansas City
Forsythe
Admiral Sampson
General Miles in Miles City Montana Visit
Gen Nelson Miles passed through Miles City on his way to Fort Keogh. He will visit Port Keogh and Miles City where his nephew George M. Miles lives for a couple of days. A large citizen delegation greeted him at the depot at 11 o clock with a brass band bonfire and anvil salute. A reception is planned tomorrow by the Miles City club and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County
McKinley
Demmler
United Steel Corporation
McKeesport
George Crawford
Demmler Mill
James Evans
First National Bank
Mayor Black
Black
Jtlack
The
Standard
Miles City
Nelson Aa
Miles
Fort Keogh
Keogh
George M. Miles
Miles City Club
Britannia Mines Work Begins For Butte Syndicate
Engineers depart for Howe Sound to start mining activity at Britannia mines recently acquired by a Butte syndicate. Frank M. Leonard, manager, says Mr. Heinze has no interest in the property, contrary to earlier press reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Howe Sound
Britannia
Butte
Frank M. Leonard
Heinze
Board to review Philippines brevet and Medal of Honor recommendations
General Chaffee appoints a board of officers to assess recommendations for brevets and Medals of Honor from Philippine operations. The board includes Maj. Gen. Lloyd Wheaton Brig. Gen. J. F. Wade Brig. Gen. Funston Capt. Julius R. Lindsay and cavalry officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chaffee
Philippines
Lloyd Wheaton
J. F
Wade and Funston
Julius R. Lindsay
Cavalry
Report Doubt Cast On Columbia Cup Defense
Northeastern Illinois report says Associated Press could not confirm New York claim that the Columbia has been chosen to defend the America's Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nort. R
Train Robbery At Eylau Texas Stirs Texarkana Hunt
Six bandits believed from Texarkana robbed the Cotton Belt passenger train at Eylau. They dynamited a safe, looted mail and express cars, and escaped by handcar then along Akiena creek. Loot estimated at $50,000. Rewards offered and bloodhounds used as posses search Arkansas towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Ark
Cotton Belt
Eylau
Tex
Aikena Creek
Express Company
Stiit
Arkana
Bandits Rob Cotton Belt Train at Texarkana in Masked Hold-Up
Six armed men boarded the southbound Cotton Belt No. 1 near Texarkana as the train paused to blow its whistle. They forced the engineer and fireman to detach the mail and express cars, looted the safe, and fled with two sacks of booty before the engine was restarted and the train continued to Mt. Pleasant. A posse was formed to pursue, and officials sought the robbers with no immediate arrest reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Fort Worth
Tex
Texarkana
Texas & Pacific Crossing
Eylau
Henderson
Rowan
Redwater
Mt. Pleasant
Armstrong
Huss
Pacific Express Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Schwab
Wheeling Lodge
J.D. Hickey
Milwaukee
Wheeling
W. Va
Crescent Lodge
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
J. D. Hickey
Steve Dawson
W. G. Evans
American Federation
Buffalo
Hickey
Pennsylvania Tube Works
Demmier
Star
Lindsay & McCutcheon
Painters
Clark Mills
Schwartz
Pennsylvania Tube Workers
American Tin Plate Company
Patrick J. Morrissey
Sheritf Wiliam C. McKinley
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Euch
von Ketteler
Havel
Hussars
Orangery
Willliam
Prince Henry
Pekin
Baron von Ketteler
Tsun Tsai Song
Ma Jesty
Chima
Secretary Long
General Miles
Montana
Butte Syndicate
Mines
Texas
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