New Plan of Arbitration Between Publishers and Union
A January dispatch from Chicago reports a new arbitration plan between the American Newspaper Publishers' Association and the International Typographical Union. The plan, devised in December, requires publishers under contract to submit contract disputes to arbitration, with the union underwriting and guaranteeing execution. Local conciliation precedes arbitration, then a national board handles unresolved issues, and work continues during proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohtcago
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
International Typographical Union
Publish * Era Association
New York
International Typographtical Union
National Board of Arbitration
Reward for Kidnappers in Omaha Raised to 25000
City council of Omaha approved a concurrent resolution offering $25000 for the capture and conviction of the kidnappers who abducted Edward Cadahy Jr on December 18. The measure also set $5000 for arrest and conviction of one culprit, $15000 for two, and aimed to ease fears of reprisals on the Cadahy family while aiding police pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Omaha
Omar
Edward Cadahy, Jr
Pete Council
Mr. Cadahy
Mr. Cudahy
Cudahy
Two Years Missing Man Reappears In Kentucky Mystery
Fraxxrorp Kentucky January 1 Two years ago William Onan of this county sold tobacco in Louisville then vanished The disappearance led relatives to fear murder for money Recently Dennis Onan received a Paris Illinois letter signed William Onan urging funds He and the Paris arrest led to the reunion of the brothers with no explanation given for the long absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Owan
Lousville
Dennis Onan
Paris, II
William Onan
William
Paria
Savannah Bank Clearings Exceed All Records for 1900
Savannah shows bank clearings for 1900 at 346 million 513 thousand 844 and 4 cents, surpassing prior records with a rise of about 107 million from the prior year. Gains credited to cotton lumber and naval stores prices, with August and September leading at over 30 million each. Foreign exports reach 50 million, domestic exports rising. customs receipts total 619 thousand 466, up 100 thousand 196 from last year.
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Savasxan
Jan
Savannah
Savannash Banke
Im Tnro
Maine
Baxoon
Remdenta
Maing
Protestants and Catholics in Battle at Lumber Camp
News from Baxner Maine dated January 1 reports a deadly lumber camp clash on Chase stream between Canadians and Maine men. Quarrels over religion between Hennessey a Protestant and Onrlette escalate to fights with fists then weapons. Several named men are injured or die, including Lang-Peteron and Landry, with Pierre Dubois and others badly hurt. the cause centers on what lumbermen call Frenchman's Christmas.
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Baxner
Kennessee
Chase Stream
Maine
Phillip Onrlette
William Hennessey
Hennessey
la Don Les
Spike
Tay Laporte
Thomas Landry
Narcisse Onuillette
Emil Lang- Peteron
Pierre Dubois
Eddie St. Clair
Horace Wyman
William Whipple
Joppb Dutelee
Rathburn Poisoning Suspected in Conspiracy Case
New Haven January 1. Death of William Rathburn is thought to stem from a poisoning conspiracy possibly involving three persons. Officials keep silence as Mrs Rathburn and John Hart are not confirmed suspects. Rathburn home sealed, children sent to aunt Mrs William Snow, house searched thoroughly for evidence.
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New Haves
William Rathburn
Rathburn
Johia Hart
William Snow
West Haven
Davis Fearful Mistake Ends In Wife's Death
Davis in Brunswick killed his wife by mistake after keeping a loaded gun for burglars. He saw her in the yard and fired through a window, the blast fatally wounding her. The incident follows other line items on early January crimes and accidents reported from Georgia and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
J. BR. Davis
Davis
Abe
Tutt's Liver Pills Claim Preventive Cure For Various Ailments
Prevention better than cure. Tutt's Liver Pills will not only cure, but if taken in time will prevent Sick Headache, dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria, constipation, jaundice, torpid liver and kindred diseases. Tutt's Liver Pills absolutely cure.
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Tutt
Malnutrition and wellbeing advice promotes cod liver oil
The notice explains malnutrition as inadequate use of food and suggests Scott’s Emulsion of cod liver oil as a remedy. It advises starting with a small increase and gradually taking more as tolerated, promising to send a sample if desired. Scott and Bowne of 40 Pearl Street, New York are referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Seventy year old robber remanded for safe burglary
Gustav Kinde a 70 year old famed cracksman known to police across the country is remanded in central police court for robbing the safe in John T Sloan wholesale liquor store. He has used aliases Frank Lavnay Isidore Marsh Perrie Marecall and Frenchy and has served time in many states. While in Sing Sing he devised a device to open and close all doors in a cell tier. He offered the device to governors for a pardon but was not accepted and escaped.
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Gus Kinde
Hill
Lavetonia
Gustav Kinde
Central Police Court
John T. Sloan
Frank Lavnay
Isidore Marsh
Perrie Marecall
Frenchy
Union
Sing Sing
Kinde
Seattle businessmen raise funds for Moran Bros battleship bid
A Seattle chamber of commerce drive raised 32,900 in 24 hours to help Moran Bros reduce the cost of a battleship built at their yard, with a goal of 100,000 by week’s end. Other brief items note a marine liquor case, Electric Bitters testimonials, Greenville railway progress, and a fire in Burlington with losses around 150,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Moran Bros. Beatrix
Wash
Chamber of Commerce of
Moran Bros
Congress
Necesay
Lotita contests Tompkins seat in the House
Congressman John J. Lotita formally notifies Congressman-elect Emmett Tompkins that he will contest Tompkins seat in the house charging wholesale bribery and fraud related to ballots in Governor Jennings inauguration. Inauguration preparations proceed for Governor-elect W. S. Jennings with a large parade including military companies and the naval militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lents
John J. Lotita
Emmett Tompkins
Lentz Geatan Thas
Jennings
Tat Lawassee
Magarthur's First Official Reception in Manila
Manila on January 1 saw the first official social mingling between Americans and Filipinos at the governor general's residence. Admiral Remey and General MacArthur led the event with Philippine Commission members and judges in black frock coats contrasting army and navy uniforms. Filipino women wore elaborate costumes as natives and foreigners mingled during a three hour reception with carriage number confusion outside.
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Philippines Commission
Army and Navy
Manila
McKin
Ley
MacArthur
Admiral Remey
McArthur
General MacArthur
Ig River
Sateerat
Army
Navy
California wine interests form dominant seven eighths control
San Francisco January 1 The California wine industry moves into a new phase as powerful merchants consolidate leadership roles to create a continuity of interests. L W Hellman Antoine Borell and Daniel Meyer spearhead a network including California Wine Association American Swiss Agricultural colony Lachman Jacobi and O Shildin Co with total capital rising to 38 million while seven eighths of state wines come under their influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
L W. Hellman
Nevada National Bank
Antoine Borell
Samford on Lynching Urges Justice in Alabama
Gov Samford condemns two lynchings in Perry and Henry counties in a letter to Judge John Moore. He calls for full investigation, identification of guilty parties, and severe punishment, detailing a Perry burning case and a Henry county fatal shooting after an acquittal.
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Alabama
Mortgomery
Ala
Samford
John Moore
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Henry
Perry
Mad dog attacks terrorize Stevenson Alabama residents
Seven people in Stevenson face fear as mad dogs roam for days biting residents. two deadly cases linked to rabies suspected while police scramble to control the outbreak and protect the community amid rising panic. Old man shot after altercation at a store in Oaupen. two men involved in a pistol exchange as tensions flare. Rivers and Harbors Bill subcommittee meets to advance river and harbor legislation with Burton aiming for a full committee presentation soon.
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Stevenson
Ala
Oaupen
Jun
L—Allen Deas
W. D. Givelsb
Deas
Gholals
Goodale
Rivers and Harbors
House Committee On
Putea
Burton
Hope Pat
Wridey
Bob
Poison in the Candy Case Spurs City Chemist Warning
A damaged report notes a box of candy allegedly contained poison enough to kill a dozen people. Margaret Torple is cited as alive amid unclear details while a city chemist intervention is mentioned. Separate item: County Attorney Chatland orders tax assessors to list all gazette tobacco dealers to verify cigarette tax payments.
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Patabeurma
Margaret Torple
Harrels
Roel
Fort Donors
Chatland
Gazetta
Inauguration of Governor Odell in New York City
Benjamin B. Odell Jr. was inaugurated governor of New York in a grand ceremony marked by a massive military parade and crowded capital. Roosevelt attended, delivering a cordial welcome as Odell assumed office amid celebrations and formalities.
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Vernor Roosevelt
Odell
Hoffman
Mili Staf
Jed
Ti O'Clock
Major Roe
Capitol
Roosevelt
Tun Eyck
Executive
Vest
Woodruff
Assembly Chamber
Increase of wages noted in North Carolina labor report
North Carolina Labor Commissioner Lacyna’s report shows 84 percent of 00,000 mechanics responding favor wage increases over last year. Overtime work at 76 percent, cost of living up, 85 percent of adults and 9 percent of apprentices can read and write, average 10 hours work daily, broad support for a 9 hour day, indentured apprenticeship at 67 percent, and 75 percent favor vacation improvements and compulsory education.
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North Carolina
Ratzian
Lacyna
Mechanica
Ground Has Been Broken on Brunswick and Birmingham Road
Abovely early dirt work began on the Brunswick and Birmingham rail road right of way in Brunswick Georgia. Mayor D D Atkinson and Mayor Elect N Hosnael led the ceremony with a large crowd as Chief Engineer L W motorreae outlined plans to have the road graded by the end of January. The project marks a major step in expanding rail service in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville’s Electric Railway
Gueesville
Greenville Electric Railway
Brunswick and Birmingham
Bronswick
D. D. Atkinson
N. Hosnael
L. W. Mtorreae
Notorious Burglar Killed at City Warehouse
St Louis on January 1 reports Tom Walker known as Skinny Was killed by Harry F Krotzler and later released on a $10090 bond. The item includes a book exam in North Carolina tax cases and a rash of violent events with no clear clues or outcomes.
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Omemmsatt
St. Louis
Cole Bros
North Seventh
Atreot
Tom Walker
Skinny
Set i
Harry F. Krotser
Resolution Blocked by Root Advises Against Publication of Lawshe Report
Wasmxatoy Jan 1 The executive may delay complying with a senate resolution directing the secretary of war to transmit Auditor Abraham L Lawshe’s Cuba investigation report. Root has sent the document to McKinley with a warning that publication now would harm public interests. Several prosecutions arise from the Lawshe findings as the War Department weighs the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Lawshe
Wasmxatoy
Bacon
Secretary of War
Senate
Abraham L. Lawahe
Cuba
War Department
Bscore Root
McKinley
Counterfeiters at Work In Jouxsox City Tennessee
A gang operates in Jouxsox City Tennessee cir culates counterfeit coins and bank notes estimated between three and four thousand dollars. Authorities have been notified but have yet to identify any suspects. Diamonds In New Mexico discovery near Capitan Otero County excites mining men. Dr King’s New Discovery praised by Annie E Springs of Philadelphia for curing a long chest and throat ailment. Trial bottle free at local druggists. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers praised for gentle cleansing effects.
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Jobson City
Jouxsox Cty
Tenn, Jan L
Gals
New Mexico
Faso
Tex
Capitan
Otero County
Ad, Blow
Linderman Coal Company
Achemend Teagues
Annie E. Springs
Howard Et
Philadelphia
Dr. King
Dr King
H.R. Palmer , Sons
Warren J. ‘Smith & Bro
An Easy Going Bear and Curious Portraits from Journal
A narrative combines a bear encounter in Yellowstone with a photographer’s tale of James Harper portraits and legal scholar Burr. The bear scene details staggered proximity, the grizzly’s glare, and a tomato can moment. The Harper anecdotes recount studio sittings, hospital praise, and Burr’s sharp wit.
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Amar
C. M. Davis
Macon, Ga
Bibb County Commissioners
Maya
Lanar
Otis
Earls
Savannah's Bank Clearing
Scranton
Scuartox
Seranton Railway Company
Central, Bayagnon
Jan. L
Central Railroad
Dover
Statesboro
Augusta
McLeod
Ricumoxp
Oasuen McLeod
Treasury
Richmond Tobacco Trade
McKinney
Georgia
Johnson
Roanoke
Ana
Henry Johnson
Corvusus
Thomas Marion
Piper
Witliamson
Fred Pitts
Atlanta
Clarence Moore
Bia
Barglar
Moore Jose
Scott
Ness
Nonvrotx
Colonel Elliott
United States Marine Corps
David Ippley
Hippley
John Oliver
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Warren J. Smith & Bro
Buriinatom
Main Street
Schramm & Schmleg
Connor Mercantile Company
Gnost
Edg Ly
Rick
H. RB. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith& Bro
Magarthur
B. B. Odell
China
Li Hung Chang
Kenest Mason Satow
Earl Li
Hla
Preixa
Ernest Mason Satow
Li Heng Chang Saya
Ang Enus
Olivia
Earl la
von Ketteler
Bertin
Duc
Sn Hal
Baron von Ketteler
Deen
Curran, & O
Rens Robertson
Sakisia
Assaulin
Turk
Alken
Mosticsito
Aikenton
This County
Tom Turk
Kimball Aiken
Cuxnaw, & O
Pease
Chesterfield
Lantail
Marci
Tor
F. Md. Higgins
Seneca
Lis
Bucklen
Warren Bold
Ene
DeWitt
Palmer & Sons
Nema
Garman Kali
Yellowstone Pari
Waal
Grizzly
Johnny
B. Seton-Thompson
Scribner's
James Hamper
George G. Rockwood
Harper Brothers
Fletcher
James Harper
Muhlenburgh
St. Luke's Hospital
St Luke's Hospital
Rowen
Bt. Luke's Hospital
Kent
Bert
James Kent
Blackstone
Burr
Nassau Street
osaeaTor
Athena Cas Co
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