Notices Posted On Return To Work By Monday
New York report says United States Steel will not acknowledge Amalgamated Association’s Pittsburg board. The tentative agreement time has expired and the company plans no further peace talks. A general resumption of work with non union workers and willing strikers is anticipated.
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Amalgamated board to rule on steel ultimatum in Pittsburgh
Reports say the Amalgamated advisory board and executive may meet in Pittsburgh to decide on a practical ultimatum from United States Steel. President Shaffer refused comment as rumors of a New York transit and possible settlement circulated. Idle plants to restart with non union workers and notices urged Demmler workers to return by Monday or risk new hires.
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Sept
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Fire destroys church. pastor charged in blaze arrest
A small frame African Baptist church at Fifty-eighth and Race streets burned. Pastor Rev. N. H. Hester, suspended a month earlier for alleged immoral conduct, was arrested on arson charges. Foreign ministers accept imperial edicts and plan to sign the peace protocol in Peking.
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Stormy Session at Ecumenical Methodist Conference in London
A fiery reading by Rev OC W Smith on Methodism and international peace sparked a stormy debate at the ecumenical Methodist conference in London. The 5 minute rule was adopted as pastors spoke for and against South African war. the chair ruled the war reference out of order amid interruptions and no conclusion. American clergy condemned the war while others defended it.
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Mich
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Great Britain
Kaiser displays tact in Chinese incident coverage
London reports the German emperor navigates the Prince Chun affair with astuteness and drama. The empress dowager and Prince Chun have steered diplomacy to extract concessions, while critics weigh England and Russia reactions and Germany's improved ties with France and potential influence on Constantinople.
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Colombian envoy meets with state secretary over Panama crisis
The Colombian charge d affaires Thomas Herran visited the state department at dawn for an extended talk with Acting Secretary Atlee on the latest Panama isthmus unrest. Herran presented two dispatches from Cali and Panama outlining Colombia's stance as Ecuador aligns against Colombia.
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Missionary Capture Reported by Brigands in Salonica
Washington reports confirmation from the U S legation in Constantinople that brigands captured Miss Stone an American missionary traveling with a woman companion in Salonica. The State Department says the matter has immediate attention by Minister Leischmann.
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Sept
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Constantinople
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