02 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1901
Page
1
Pittsburg reports a critical situation at the Duquesne plant as strikers canvass open hearth workers and halt day shifts. The Amalgamated association estimates weekly strike benefits of about 40000 to support roughly 10000 beneficiaries, with funds described as substantial though undisclosed.
Mrs Carrie Nation arrived in New York and was arrested at Twenty eighth Street and Eighth Avenue on a charge of raising a crowd and creating a riot. She was released after promising to return to her hotel. She lectured bartenders and patrons in saloons and concert halls as a crowd trailed her, police intervening at times.
Berlin dispatch from Basel reports that Prince Chun may not visit Berlin to issue a formal apology for Baron von Ketteler’s murder. Expiatory delegates resist prostrations before Emperor William, arguing it would acknowledge the Chinese emperor’s equality. Chinese plan to say they regret the minister’s death contrasts with Berlin’s demand for full apology, while the ceremony aims to honor Prince Chun as a royal brother on his way to the palace.
A dispatch from Pekin to The Times states Li Ching Feng, adopted son of Li Hung Chang, declined the St Petersburg legation. It reports China has appointed Sir Chi Shen Lo Feng Lyh as Chinese minister in London, transferring Tingfanestrom, Washington to Esio don.
In Mexico City on September 1 the Austrian emperor conferred hereditary baron status free from taxes on Dr Francisco Kaska for his services since arriving with Maximilian and aiding the chapel memorial project. His mediation helped obtain permission and triggered a royal visit by Austrian princes and a diplomatic reestablishment with Mexico.
General Leonidas Plaza succeeds President Alfaro as Ecuador’s head of state at midnight in Guayaquil. Alfaro is expected to arrive within a few days. The Chilean cruiser Ministro Zenteno is anchored here and well received, with officers hosted by the government.
An article in The Deutsche Review signed Italian Diplomat claims Italy renewed the dreibund in 1892 mainly to gain a commercial treaty with Germany. It says Italy now values such treaties more than the alliance and that the Italian cabinet shares this view.
The Turkish government seeks German mediation to press France toward arbitration in the Franco Turkish controversy. Germany is unlikely to accept, and France is unlikely to agree. In Nicaragua, the Merry-Sanson commercial treaty with the United States was approved by Congress and will likely be reassembled in January. Colombian troops reinforce Colon heading to Bocas del Toro.
Devastating flood breaks dawn over Cleveland with 1 million dollars in damage. Rain began after 2 am, peaking 8 to 3 and continuing to 10. Lifesaving crews aided by firemen and police rescued trapped families from riverside streets. Citywide ruin hit east end, Glenville, and Shaker Heights dam fears. 4.28 inches of rain set a local record.
Buffalo plans detailed ceremonies for President McKinley and party arrival at 6 from Anton. A 21-gun salute, mounted police escorts, and a day full of tours of the exposition await. The trip includes luncheon, a tour of government buildings, Niagara Falls by special train, and a fireworks display.
War Department figures show Cuba’s exports for seven months this year at 38,033,930 dollars, down from 43,469,055 the prior year. Imports total 26,997,817, up from 19,955,492, with U S shipments dropping 64 percent and other North American imports rising. Cuba increases deliveries to the United States by 11.1 percent and to other North American countries by 145.8 percent.
Walter W Cobb and G W Shields, returning from a 45 day Arctic trip, relay an Indian tale of two white men found north of Moose Factory in a broken balloon basket. Moose Factory traders report seven men witnessed similar claims but offered no corroborating evidence.
A naphtha launch exploded below Albany, near Abbey 14 miles upriver, killing Mrs Alexander and her young daughter. Contractor Wilbur Alexander and his son were injured in the blaze that followed the blast.
Peter McNally, famed swimmer, began his 30 day bid from Charlestown bridge at 2 16 pm under drizzle and a northeast chop. About 2000 spectators cheered as he kept near the wharves then cut across the Commonwealth docks toward New York.
William J. Bryan is expected to star at the Labor Day celebration tomorrow at Electric Park Kansas City. He will deliver a speech of especial interest to workingmen Preparations for a big parade and a demonstration beyond that usually held here have been made.
A train derailed 280 miles from St Petersburg on a Warsaw line segment under repair. Grand Duchess Alexandra Josephovna and several courtiers were aboard but unharmed, amid rumors of a Nihilist attack. A stoker died in the incident as diplomatic circles note Venezuelan stance. Crown Prince Frederick William visits Marlborough in England.
The Constitution's Buffalo coupon contest results will be declared at Grant Park this Labor Day afternoon as part of the day’s exercises. Ballot counting ran late due to heavy votes Friday and Saturday. winners will be named amid crowds and then prepare for a week long trip to Buffalo hosted by The Constitution.
Paris Tennessee September 1 Deputy Sheriff Marshall Bomar aged 28 was shot and killed by Thomas Tharp a Black man returning from a picnic. Bomar attempted to arrest him and was fired upon. Tharp escaped as bloodhounds search and threats of mob violence surface. Bomar was popular and well connected.
Local council plans adjournment for Labor Day while Atlanta hosts organized labor events including a parade at Grant Park exercises and a Piedmont Park ball. Weather outlook calmer Tuesday with showers mainly eastern and southern portions. Other items note sheriffs and kidnappings cases, a fatal train incident near Valdosta, Hawkinsville fever measures, ship company purchases, and regional labor and domestic news.
Preparations spanning months culminate in a grand South era celebration. The day starts with a 10 a.m. march from the state capital, proceeding Mitchell to Whitehall and through several streets to Ponce de Leon circle, then to Aragon hotel. Luncheon at 12:30 p.m. at Aragon. Grant Park events begin at 1:30 p.m. Amusements at 2:30 p.m. A Piedmont park ball runs 8:30 p.m. to midnight. Attendees meet at City Hall at 9:15 a.m. for the festivities.
A glittering Labor Day celebration in Atlanta will close with a grand ball as 6,000 union men march the city streets led by eight bands. Numerous unions, floats, prizes, and visiting delegations from cities across Georgia will participate, with railroad excursions bringing crowds early to witness the parade.
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