Strikes Freeze as Carpenters and Builders Pause Work
An evening paper reports a labor clash between carpenters and the builders association turning into a freeze out. The union is suspending efforts for now and other trades like bricklayers and planters will be discharged Wednesday night unless delaying harms buildings. By Wednesday evening most trades are already at reduced activity with under ten percent at work. The bosses’ pause is expected to hasten a total stoppage within days.
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Crcaco
Carpenters and Builders Association
Planterers
Boon
Trinity River
Dallas
Tex
Vexas & Pacific
Galt
Colorado
Santa Fe
Missouri
Kanene & Texas
Oak Cliff
St. Louis Brick Co
Allens, Worth & Russey
Yesteriny
Dulas
Electrocution Looms for Kemmler at Auburn Prison
A chaotic scene surrounds the Kemmler execution near Auburn New York with warden Durston tight lipped about the exact day. Two reporters only will witness the death while electrician Davis prepares the apparatus and medical officials observe.
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N.Y
Kemmler
Qareton
Wisn
New York
Electrician
Davis
Harold P. Brown
Quimby
Erie County
Carlos F. McDonald
South Wick
Buffalo
Cate
Wardep Dureton
Walla
Durston
Dannemara
Gompers urges eight hour day in AFL drive to carpenters
President Samuel Gompers urges the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners to demand and enforce an eight hour workday. He calls for peaceful demonstrations on May 1 and warns against strikes or violence while urging unity to secure the shorter day for all trades.
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Gompern
New York
American Federation of Labor
Gompere
Gompers
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Carpentere
Carpentera and Joiners
Maintein
Atout
Hentia
Dour Houds
Bank of America Closes After Partial Closure Notice
A damaged notice states the Bank of America near Fourth and Chestnut streets closed temporarily this afternoon. The cashier announced in the entrance lobby that the bank was to reopen later, but the fragment provides no timetable or full details.
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America
Fourth and
Chestnut Streets
Kemmler Granted Indefinite Reprieve Amid Habeas Corpus
Dramatic case at Auburn ends in postponement of the planned electrical execution of Kemmler. A New York lawyer, Roger M. Sherman, obtained a writ of habeas corpus delaying the death warrant, while Marquıs de Mores faces new charges of incitement amid anarchist plots. The scene includes Warden Dareton, Sheriff Hodkin, and observers tracking the halted proceedings and ensuing legal maneuvering.
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Buulehad
N.Y
Kammler
Mumderer
Warden Dureton
Auburn
New York State
Methodiet Church
Doraton
New York
Roger M. Sherman
New York City
Kemmler
Sherman
Casa Erema
W. Bourke Cockran
Atute
Cochran
Nasserance
Electrical Company
Toan
Hodkin
Bean
Pulitzer Indicted In Libel Case Against The World
New York April 30 grand jury indicted Joseph Pulitzer John A Cockrell Julius Chambers and James I Graham of The World for criminal libel of ex Judge Hilton Hilton letter to District Attorney accuses The World of baseless libel about his friend Alexander T Stewart Hilton urges public trial to rebuke the paper The World company executives named and bail posted Pulitzer in Europe Cockrell Graham Chambers and Lavine among editors Turner nominal publisher Ed Harris located at 280 Broadway exposure of the case noted plus House actions on deficits and Sioux convention reimbursement in Dakota Territory.
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Milton
New York
Joseph Pulitzer
John A. Cockrell
Julius Chambers
James I. Graham
Hilton
Peallows
Alexander T. Stewart
Myvelf
New York World
Worl Capate
Jo. Pulitzer
Europe
Davie
Job Cockerell
Graham
Julius Chaybers
Douglass A. Lavine
Anid
Turner
Ed. Harris
Benadway
Urchin Hs
Henry Hilton
Elancey Nocoll
Mosers
Graham and
Chambers
Geaiil
Attorce
Pulitzer
Caskerell
Marquis De Mores Plot Report and Milwaukee Strike News
The article reports on Marquis De Mores and royalists allegedly plotting to place the Duke of Orleans on the French throne, with a warrant issued for the Duke of De Luyues who fled to Lausanne. It also notes no strike by Milwaukee carpenters after an oil boiler explosion at Crafton PA killed John Kimble and injured two others.
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Paris
Lhe Lemps
Marquis de Mores
M. Dumont
Auarchiste
Ouarge Agalnet
Tim Marquis
Marquin de Mores
Orleans
Chamber of Nanities
Plattera
Nipoh
Rhone
Pars
LaFrance
Republian
Duke of Orleans
France
Duke of de Luyues
Lausanne
Crafton
John Kimble
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Auburn, N.Y
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Bank of America
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Brush Company
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Hare
Osborne House
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Mr. Geiley
Westinghouse Company
George Weatinghouss
Rand
Westinghouse
Warden Dareton
Natary McNeil
Hopper
Wasninatos
Hilly Myere
Jack Hopper
Lannon
Alexandria
Marquis of Queensbury
Peoria
Hilton Seenes Dietments
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NY Telegraph
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