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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1901

Page

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Capital and Labor to Meet in Pittsburg Conference

July 9 report from Pittsburg states that the Amalgamated Association chiefs from across the country will meet with iron and steel industry leaders at Hotel Lincoln Pittsburg next Thursday at 10 a.m. to settle grave differences. Shaffer says a general strike was reconsidered after Wellsville events and that the strike could be settled swiftly if matters are fixed.

Shaffer Pittsburg Capital and Labor Lincoln United States Steel Corporation Wellsville

Woodstock Iron Works Prepares to Start Furnaces

Drying of furnace No 4 at Woodstock iron works began. Fires to be lit Thursday afternoon with first iron run expected Friday night or Saturday. Company lists experienced officers including J W Woolfolk general manager and A H Quinn assistant treasurer as work proceeds with repairs, new rails, and ore handling upgrades to ensure smooth start. About 200 workers employed, rising to 500 after furnaces go online.

Rockefeller and Morgan to form great European bank

London reports that John D. Rockefeller and J. Pierpont Morgan plan to establish a European banking house with a capital of 10,000,000 pounds. The Paris correspondent notes the move is under consideration and could reshape continental finance.

Rockefeller and Morgan Great European Bank London Paris The Daily Mail John D. Rockefeller J. Pierpont Morgan

Anniston and Oxford Soldiers to Camp at Birmingham

The Anniston and Oxford military companies depart tomorrow at 9:36 a.m. for Birmingham to join Third regiment encampment duties at the fair grounds. About 40 from Anniston, led by Captain Daniels, join Oxford troops for a weeklong camp with music by Memoir's City band and daily dress parades leading to a named camp honoring a Birmingham citizen.

Birmingham Anniston Oxford Fair Grounds Daniels Birmingham Rifles Jefferson Volunteers Woodlawn Light Infantry Hessemer Rifles Oxford Rifles Anniston Rifles Gadsden Rifles Talladega Light Infantry Huntaville Decatur Rifles Florence Rifles Jasper Rifles Memoir Higdon

Readiness for the Third Regiment Alabama National Guard encampment

The Birmingham News reports all is prepared for the Third Regiment Alabama National Guard encampment at the Fair Grounds. Tents are up and the old machinery hall has been converted for the event, with preparations complete for Wednesday’s gathering.

Birmingham News Alabama National Guard Fair Grounds

Encampment to Ensure Sufficient Food for Soldiers

The text states food supplies will be purchased and ready before the encampment begins to guarantee well fed soldiers with no complaints about attendance or abandonment of the camp.

Leg Crushed by Heavy Car at Southern Car Yard

A laborer, Mr. Dave Chandler, was injured at the Southern Car and Foundry Co yard when he tried to jump onto a moving car. His leg broke above the knee. Dr. F B Gordon treated him. He was kept at the company office until shock passed, then returned home on Malberry and Third streets.

Dave Chandler Car Works Southern Car and Foundry Co Mr. Chandler Malberry and Third Streets

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