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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1893

Page

5

Labor Troubles Report Spark Violence and Strikes Across Cities

Across Chicago and St Louis workers walk out over hours and pay while nonunion crews face assaults and arson scares. Chicago wagonmakers seek nine hours daily with 10 percent more for piece workers. St Louis marble polishers demand nine hours with ten hours pay amid broader labor unrest and boycotts. Regulators discuss whisky trust duties and tariff impacts as Congress debates anti trust and district liquor rules.

Carcago Union Carriage and Wagonmakers Chicago Studebaker Kimball, Sherman and Smith

Woodworking Machines Makers Plan Centralized Syndicate

A New York meeting of major woodworking machinery manufacturers discussed forming a syndicate to centralize business, cut agents, and standardize operations with a $30,000,000 cash reserve. The plan envisions direct sales, patent ownership transfer, and stock issuance to plant owners, with a second March meeting likely to finalize the arrangement. A concurrent sewing machine trust talk in Newark includes Domestic Sewing Machine Co and others eyeing consolidation, signaling major industry-wide capacity shifts.

Plaza Hotel New York Sewing Machine Trust Newark N. J Fifth Avenue Hotel Blanchard Cleveland Davis Dayton New Home Orange Mass

Receiver Appointed in Foreclosure of Martel Furnace Co.

Proceedings in United States court seek foreclosure of a 254000 dollar mortgage on Martel Furnace Company of St Ignace. A receiver appointment was requested and granted. Cleveland Day at Lakewood notes Mr. Cleveland’s quiet final day with packing of papers and belongings.

Grand Ramps Mich United States Martel Furnace Company St. Ignace Messrs Cleveland Lakewood L. Rood J. Afard

How Grover Will Travel Details of President-Elect Journey

President elect Grover Cleveland announces his trip to Washington from Lakewood New Jersey on Thursday. The Royal Blue three car special Baltimore Oriental Monmouth plus baggage car will run from Jersey City after the 10 am New York ferry arrival. A New York party includes Lamont Dickinson Gilde Bryant Williams and Robert Lincoln O’Brien with their families and staff. The train reaches Lakewood about 11 30 am and will be joined by Mr and Mrs Cleveland and their child Ruth and Mr and Mrs Francis Freeman joining the party onboard.

Washington Lakewood N. J Cleveland Baltimore, Oriental and Monmouth Royal Blue Line Jersey City Central Railroad of New Jersey New York Daniel

BOTTLE WAKERS: Pittsburn Glass to Build Big Plant

A large glass bottle industry coalition forms uniting nine local factories to abandon old sites around Elizabeth and relocate to a new mammoth plant on a site called Watson with a 1,000,090 capital stock. Nine factories shift, others move, plus a large plate glass factory planned.

Primissure Pittsburg Glass Company Wightman & Co McKee & Bros Cunningham & Co McCully & Co Simson & Co Waiton Elizabeth Watson

Three Drowned In Cutting of Kitty M Forbes On Saginaw Bay

A lake barge careened during a launch at Bay City causing twenty people to fall into freezing Saginaw Bay. Three drowned and around twenty were saved or injured, with a list naming the most seriously hurt including Fred Bancock and Whillum Battilloll.

Fred Bancock West Bay City Whillum Battilioll George Clark George Doyle Filer Bay City John Gnandmaison Emerson Harmon Abram Johnston Carpenter

Who Was at Fault Trying to Locate Blame for Chicago Disaster

In Chicago on March 3 the inquest into the John York building collapse begins at the county morgue. Fire Chief Swenie and Building Commissioner ONeill testify about warnings and inspections. Other officials describe wall safety, permits, and construction faults. Mus ham and Schimmels back unsafe walls while others deem them sound. Suspicion of foul play also arises in a Kentucky murder case and a St Louis reconciliation between Sullivan and Mitchell. A fundraising effort for Governor McKinley’s relief starts in Manshurp, Ohio with cross party subscriptions.

Waceiie South Wheeling Chicago John York Swenie O'Neill York Schimmels Engine Company No. 25 Firemarshal Musham Building Department George Charles John Agnew Furst William Ludevng George Ward

Princess Kaiulani Arrives in New York at 18

Princess Kaiulani niece of Hawaii’s deposed queen arrives in New York aboard the Teutonic with guardians and courtiers. She plans to observe American views on Hawaii’s future, asserting her birthright while seeking support. Guardian Davies outlines statements on behalf of Kaiulani. The crowd gathers to glimpse the young princess.

Hae New York Kaiulani Lilia Yokalani Hawaii Teutonic Theophilius Davies Davies Miss Davies Miss Whartoff EB. McKarlane Liliuokalani Dr. Mott Smith United States Mr. Davies

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