Tab or Leaders Sentenced in Forefront Labor Case
The judges convict Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison of conspiring to violate an injunction and to breach contracts by inciting labor actions. The court rules the law must be upheld and orders restraint on press and speech in the federation clash.
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John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Frank Morison
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Morrison
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Gompers
Mitchel
Lgo
O T Mitchell
the United
Bucky and Range Company
Justice Gould
Worden
American Federation of Labor
Federal Union
Labor leaders face contempt in D C court ruling
W Van Cleave of Buck's Stove and Range Co comments on the DC Supreme Court contempt sentence against American Federation of Labor officials. The case centers on injunctions against unions and disputed labor rights. The proceedings touch on law versus labor authority and the public order.
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St, Louis, Mo
W. van Cleave
Buck's, Stove and Range
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
American Federation of Labor
van Cleave
National Manufacturers’ Association
Buck's Stove Company Chief Hails Labor Case Ruling
James M. Beck of New York expresses strong approval of the labor case decision in Washington. He says the ruling should end the boycott and marks a turning point in labor disputes since the Debs case of 1896, praising Judge Wright and noting William J. Bryan's keen interest. Bryan declines critique of courts but comments on the prison commitment of two labor leaders.
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Philadelphia
James M. Beck
New York
H‘ington
Etty
Beck
Buck’s Stove
Federation of Labor
Debs
Buck's Store
W. J. Bryan
Wright
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Gompers
Mitchell
Immigrant Inspector Predicts Leniency in Buck's Stove Case
Detroit on December 23 reports Daniel J. Keefe former AFL vice president and head of the Longshoremen's union predicting that Samuel Gompers James Mitchell and Morrison will not serve their sentences following today’s decision in the Buck's Stove company case.
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Detroit
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Daniel J. Keefe
American Federation of Labor
Buck’s Stove Company
Wright A Cincinnati Judge Dan Thew Wright
A biographical sketch notes Dan Thew Wright a Cincinnatian born September 24 1864. He lived in the city until his appointment to the District of Columbia bench on November 6 1903. He served as assistant prosecuting attorney of Hamilton County and two terms on the common pleas bench. He later became an independent Republican opposing the party organization.
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Dan Thew . Wright
District of Columbia
Politiod
Hamilton County
Common Pleas
Officials Find Illegal Fees in Hart County
State Examiner W R Mehaffey reports Hart county officials drew 2685 79 in illegal fees with Sheriff Lafayette Martin named as chief offender. The audit notes many counties lack depositories and finds no other serious irregularities besides unclaimed funds and township accounts.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
W. R. Mehaffey
State and Bureau Today
Hart County
Lafayette Martin
Man dies from injuries after a skull fracture
A man identified as Michiae Ryan dies from a skull fracture sustained in an unspecified incident. Authorities did not release additional details about the accident or location.
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Michiae
Ryan
Countess Likely to Keep Children in Custody Case
Paris December 23 The public prosecutor urged that the three Castellane children remain with their mother, Miss Anta Gould, while the father Count Boni de Castellane and Prince de Sagan must meet conditions. The court hears the conclusion. decision expected December 30.
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Paris
M. Matter
Boni de Castellane
Anta Gould
New York
Wfatter
Count de Castellane
Prince de Sagan
Prince Z . de Sagan
George J. Gould
Helen Gould
France
Marquise de Castelane
Princess de Sagan
Marquise de Castellane
Police Arrest James Tracy After Saloon Incident
Police accuse James Tracy a 24 year old colored man from Fernbank of threatening a patron in a Cincinnati saloon at Fifth and John streets. After a heated argument he fired a revolver. officers Reed and Hall arrested him and booked him at headquarters.
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Fernbank
Cincinnati
Fifth and
John Streets
Gett
Reed
Hall
Heney Calls On President After Near Fatal Shot
Washington December 23 Francis J Heney special prosecutor in the San Francisco graft case called at the White House today and was warmly greeted by the president who praised him for his narrow escape and rapid recovery. Roosevelt promised to attend a Sherman dinner on January 23 in New York.
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San Francisco
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Gordon Leech
Melville
United States Navy
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The
Loyal Legion
John P. Nicholson
Philadelphia
Lincoln
Sherman
Lincoln Farm
Kentucky
Dwight
Witnesses Hear Warnings in Carmack Murder Bail Hearing
Six witnesses testified in Nashville on bail for Colonel Duncan B Cooper Robin Cooper ex Sheriff John D Sharp charged with killing ex Senator E B Carmack. Key testimony from Lucius Burch Carmacks ally and R B Craig. Craig said he warned Carmack of danger. Carmack replied he did not need a pistol.
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Nashville, Techn
Hart
Duncan B
Robin Cooper
John D. Sharp
EB. W. Carmack
E. B. Craig
Lucius B. Burch
D. B. Cooper
R. B. Craig
Chattanooga
Craig
Carmack
Colonel Cooper
Cooper
C. Kk
Yeratte
Requisition Issued for Ohio Man Moran Return
Governor Harris orders pursuit for James Moran held in Maysville Kentucky on a grand larceny charge. Moran is accused of stealing ten dollars from a trunk belonging to Frank Spurgin of 4 Broadstreet.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harris
Jwhnson
Kentuck
James Moran
Maysville
Cincinnati
Hains May Tell Of Marital Woes In Murder Trial
In Flushing New York prosecutors near end of case against Thornton J Hains in the killing of publisher William K Annis Captain C Hains is accused of the shooting. A letter from Thornton to Julian Ripley hints at domestic issues fueling the estrangement with his wife Claudia Hains and the motive for the murder. A coroner inquest witness testified Thornton Hains said he would kill Annis again.
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Flushing
N. Y
Thornton J. Hains
William K. Annis
Annis
Secretary Root Likely to Join Senate Foreign Relations Panel
Washington report says Secretary Root is expected to join the Senate foreign relations committee as successor to Senator Platt if confirmed. It also notes possible vacancies if Senator Foraker is not reelected and a retire position could open for a new appointment to a second committee.
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New Yorker
Foraker
Senate
Washington
Root
Platt
New York
Ohio
Sec
Arrest Three Suspects Along East Court Street
Three men were rounded up on East Court Street near the company premises. The arrestees are Joby Leonard and Alber Lowend. Officers sent to the scene found the suspects hiding.
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East Court Street
WRC Ai
Francis Kossuth III In Budapest
In Budapest December 23 Francis Kossuth III minister of commerce is seriously ill. He is the son of the famous Hungarian figure Louis Kossuth. He was born in 18 pointed to his present illness.
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Budapest
Francis .Kossuth
Francis
Kossuth
Louta Kossuth
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