Steel strike unsettled in mixed state as plants near restart
Pittsburgh reports an uncertain settlement affecting the American Tin Plate Ameri ne Sheet Steel and American Steel corp. Some workers will return. others refuse unless recognized as union men. Officials dispute whether an official order to end the strike exists.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Wil- Hama
Shaffer
American Tin Plate
Amerine, Sheet, Steel
American Steel Cop
Nadone
Amalgamated Associa
Tin Plate
Amalgamated Association
Star Tin
Pennsylvania
American Federation of Labor
McKeesport
AIBERNIANS ADDRESS McKinley Death And Anarchist Laws
The Hibernians of Massachusetts meeting at Odd Fellows Hall call McKinley’s death a national loss and urge strict anti anarchist laws. They condemn conspiracies against the president and express sympathy with Mrs. McKinley. A brotherly note ends with praise for the assassin as a native, not a foreigner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernians
Massachusetts
McKinley
Hall
Order of
Hibernians of
Presmt McKinley
America
Commonwealth
United States
Most's Paper Defiant After McKinley Assassination
John Most's Die Freiheit reappeared in New York defiant toward arrest. The issue contains an editorial attacking the U S press reaction to the McKinley assassination and calls the outcry hypocritical, labeling officials as corrupt and commenting on public indifference toward shootings.
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New York
John Most
Die Freiheit
McKinley
Buffalo
Brew Masters Gather in Boston for Annual Convention
About 60 Brew Masters from the West arrived in Boston, with 200 delegates expected today for the Brew Masters' Association of America convention. Turn Hall hosted a concert and a reception last night before the 10 o clock opening on Middlesex Street.
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Boston
Boston &Albany
Boston Association
Brew Masters’ Association of America
Turn Hall
Middlesex Street
Elks of Boston Lodge Mourn McKinley With Resolved Forlorn Tone
The Boston Elks Lodge No 10 held a meeting at 2 Hayward Place and unanimously adopted resolutions mourning the assassination of President William McKinley. They draped the lodge in respect and voiced sorrow over the loss and the affront to American rights and leadership.
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Boston
Hayward Place
William McKinley
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Jet
William Moma
McKinley
Lincoln
Germany bans anarchist meetings and clubs nationwide
Berlin dispatch reports the Cologna Gazette stating that all anarchist meetings are forbidden in Germany since yesterday and all anarchist clubs will be closed. It notes that major anarchist centers in Germany had long maintained correspondence with the principal anarchists organization in the United States.
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Berlin
Cologna Gazette
Germany
United States
Bowen Associates Meeting at Towti Hall South Boston
Bowen Associates met last night at Towti Hall in South Boston for a reception honoring Representative McNary. William Beaty presided while the SHeGNETs included D. W. Hickey D. J. cisaacs William McNary and ex Councilman William Martin. The group voted to endorse the ward committee ticket with McNary and Hickey for Representatives and Kelis for Senator.
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Bowen Associates
Towti Hall
South
Boston
McNary
William Beaty
D. W. Hickey
D. J. Cisaacs
William
William Martin
Hickey
Kelis
Massachusetts Proclamation Urges Mourning for McKinley
Governor Crane and Secretary Olin call on Massachusetts residents to suspend business on September 19 and attend worship to honor President McKinley. The proclamation requests prayer for the nation and the new responsibilities laid upon the president following his death.
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United States
Commonwealth
McKinley
W. Murray Crane
Synagogue to Honor McKinley Proposed by Hebrew Community
A Boston Jewish congregation plans a new synagogue named for President McKinley as a memorial and stand against anarchist violence. Rabbi Abraham S Shershefsky led the New Year service urging funds for a site purchase, with donations swelling at a Harrison Avenue meeting.
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McKinley
Temple Kenneteth Israel
Abraham
David
Abner
Rabbi. Shershefsky
Buffalo Exposition
America
Mr. McKinley
Dom
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Harrison Avenue
H P Mason Found Dead in Somesville Boardinghouse
Harold P. Mason was discovered hanged this morning by a bedpost in a Somesville boarding house. Authorities believe he may have been temporarily in distress. a son in West Newtons is mentioned.
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Somesville
Harold P. Mason
Northeast Arbor
West Newtons Ass
Horgan in East Boston Honor Remarks on McKinley Death
The John J. Douglass Club in East Boston held a large meeting to mark President McKinley s death with remarks by William F Nelson and James J A committee was formed to draft resolutions of sorrow to be presented at the next meeting Monday night with John J Ollings P Brophy William F Nelson Francis J Horese and John J Douglass to speak for the group.
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John J. Douglass
East Boston
McKinley
William F. Nelson
James
John J. Ollings
P. Brophy
Francis J.horese
Dorchester Hangs Czolgosz Figure as Crowd Watches
A masked crowd on Dorchester Avenue near the railroad tracks watched a crow strung up an effigy of Czolgosz, the assassin of President Kinley. The effigy was displayed along Washington Village wires and later cut down by police.
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Czolgosz
Kinley
Dorchester
Dorchester Avenue
Washington Village
Roosevelt Keeps Quiet Day At Buffalo After Funeral
President Roosevelt spent a quiet Sunday at the Wilcox House in Buffalo. He received telegrams and letters of condolences and support, with notable messages from ex governors, governors, and civic leaders. Cortelyou announced he would continue as private secretary and a small dinner gathering was held with select officials, avoiding political topics.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Roosevelt
Wilcox House
Loeb
Vincent C.coffin
Connencticut
Ladd
Rhode Island
Shawn
Iowa
Richards
Wyoming
Hart
Boston
Stone
Pennsylvania
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
National Republican League
Sons of America
Don M. Dickinson
F. N. Goddard
George E. Greene
W.B. Cochran
Seth Low
J. H. Manley
Harriet
Blaine
A. V. V. Raymond
Woodruff
Booker T. Washington
Mr. Cortegou
Wiliam C. Warren
Hawley
United States
Connecticut
Washington
Long
Wilton
Hitchcock
Smith
John C. Milburn
President McKinley Left Will Leaving Bulk to Widow
Buffalo NY September 15 President McKinley has left a will executed before the shooting. The will gives the bulk of his property to Mrs McKinley. The estate value is not stated by those close to his affairs but is believed to be a goodly sum though not a large fortune.
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Czolgosz
Buffalo
N. Y
McKinley
Quincy and Holbrook Discuss Ethics of Anarchy in Cambridge
In Cambridge at Prospect Street Congregational Church Hon Josiah Quincy of Boston and Mr Zedd Holbrook debated how to curb anarchy. Quincy urged federal protection for presidents and strict penalties for attacks while criticizing sensational journalism and immigration restrictions as insufficient to prevent political assassination.
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Prospect Street Congregational Church
Cambridge
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Zedd. Holbrook
Quincy
Roosevelt
Lfe
Europe
Cpaanon
Local Man Ends Suffering By Self Harm in Great Barrington
A 76 year old resident of Great Barrington died from self inflicted injuries after attempting to ease chronic pain. The death was reported on February 15 with authorities attributing the cause to rheumatism and the man’s unsuccessful use of powders prior to ending his suffering by cutting his throat with a pocket knife.
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Great Barrington
Bankrupt Clothing Sale at Hanover Street Boston
Advertises a large bankrupt sale of fine men and boys clothing at 48 and 45 Hanover Street Boston. Claims prices far below cost with hundreds of items including suits overcoats and shirts, promises 20 day sale, open evenings and weekends, terms by mail paid and money back if not satisfactory. Contains numerous misspellings and OCR junk but centers on discounted inventory from Jates Walker Co Rochester NY.
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Egins
Ten
Manover St. Ballyre
Jattes Walker Co
Rochester
N. Y
Melton
Sreta
Silx
Pete
Youen
Inter
Hanover Et
Hanover St
Boston
Hanover Stort Te Stores, Inc
Royal Yacht With Duke and Duchess Anchors Near Quebec
The royal yacht carrying the Duke and Duchess of York arrived twelve miles below Quebec this afternoon with battleship escort. The party anchored for the night and will proceed up to the city at the scheduled time tomorrow.
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Ork
Roosevelt Homeward: Public Departure From Oyster Bay
Roosevelt family returns to Oyster Bay after visiting Albany and Saratoga via steamer. Mrs Roosevelt announces departure plans in the city and the party prepares to travel to Washington as arrangements for securing a private rail car are made.
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New
Roosevelt
Albany
Tawahus
Oyster Baya
Theodore Roosevelt
Honceliot
Wington
Schley Court Prep for Adjournment After Condolences
Fragmentary report describes Schley Court planning to meet tomorrow with three members, adjourn after adopting resolutions and condolences to Admiral Dewey. Mentions interment of the late President and possible reassembly Friday or Saturday amid scattered notes.
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Sande
Dewey
Fatal shooting accident in Fall River
Charles Portras proprietor of a Pleasant street shooting gallery died at Union Hospital from a gun accident that occurred last night. Joseph Medero, a 38 year old Pole, is in custody on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon and will be charged with manslaughter upon arraignment in District Court tomorrow. The incident was ruled accidental.
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Fall River
Charles Poltras
Pleasant Street
Union
Joseph Mederros
Portras
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M’kinley
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Citadel City
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Bird
Oaton Congressional Limited
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