Labor Leaders Urge Eight-Hour Law and Anti Injunction Bills
The American Federation of Labor executive council informs organized labor of bills to be introduced in Congress, highlighting the eight-hour day and anti injunction measures. It defends workers rights, protests court injunctions in industrial disputes, and urges fair arbitration to avoid strikes.
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Washington
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor of
Derairs and Brothers
Organized Labor
Congress
Laredo Yellow Fever Situation Improves Says Dr Guiterras
Three new cases reported with no deaths and several suspects as the city tightens house to house canvass and sanitizes premises. Drs Tabor Guiterras and Trevino oversee the organized federal state response with visits planned to Nuevo Laredo and cross border health talks.
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Laredo
Tex
Guiterras
Tabor
George R. Tabor
G. H. Guiierras
United States Marine Hospital
Houston
Nuevo Laredo
Garca
Trevino
Gutierras
Duval County
Dr. Tabor
Nueces County
Mary Archer Sues Sacred Heart Convent for 10000
In London Ontario an assize case files Miss Mary Archer's civil action against the Sacred Heart convent seeking 10000 damages. She became a probationer in the United States years ago, lived in Omaha and St. Charles, was sent to the London asylum where officials deemed her sane, and discharged without pay unless she signed a full release. She signed a release to return to Milwaukee and received 300.
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London
Ont
Assizes
Mary Archer
Sacred Heart Convent
United States
Omaha
St. Charles
Long Pointe Asylum
Milwaukee
Ex President Cleveland Dismisses Southern Trip
In Pine Bluff Arkansas on October 1 former President Grover Cleveland answered Professor Isaac Fisher that reports of a Southern tour to visit Branch Normal College are unfounded. He said he has no intention of making such a trip though he would enjoy visiting Arkansas if he did.
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Cleveland
Pine Bluff
Ark
Branch Normal, College, Colored
Grover Cleveland
Isaac Fisher
Arkansas
Fever Reports From Mexican Cities Persist Across Border
Five new fever cases and two deaths reported in Nuevo Laredo on Wednesday night. Firemen Juan Evino and Juan Flores among the deceased. Monterey records one fever death. doctors dispute yellow fever versus dengue. Linares reports two yellow fever deaths and no new cases. Victoria, with eighteen cases and two deaths, continues efforts to stamp out the illness.
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Nuevo Laredo
Monterey
Victoria Laredo
Tex
Juan Evino
Juan Flores
Mexican National Railroad Company
Nuevo Lerado
William Lucas
Linares
Victoria
Mex
Iigo
Archbishop Kain in critical condition in Baltimore
Archbishop John Joseph Kain of St. Louis remains in a critical state in Baltimore with recovery described as extremely doubtful. The report notes his condition as grave and shows no sign of improvement.
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Baltimore
John Joseph Kain
St. Louis
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