Powerful Weapon Against Labor In New Manufacturers Body
Indianapolis July 9. The Constitution Committee of the National Manufacturers association outlined a plan to form a national federation of manufacturers and employers. A $1,500,000 emergency fund will finance propaganda against strikes and organized labor, with dues ranging from 15 to 100 dollars and voting by mail after September committee approval.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
New Claypool
National Manufacturers’ Association
Whch
Manufacturers’ Association
National Federation of Manufacturers and Employers
American Federation of Labor
D.M. Parry
J. W. van Cleve
St. Louis
John Kirby, Jr
Dayton
E. W. Dubruff
A. C. Marshall
William H. Spear
Newark
Fred W. Jobe
Chicago
State Association of Manufacturers
National Association of Manufacturers and Employers
National Association of Manufacturers
Metal Trades
Foundrymen’s Association
New Orleans
Metal Trades Association
Foundrymen's Association
D. M. Parry
Parry
Auditor Petty May Be Requested to Resign
Washington July 9 The District of Columbia Commissioners barred the exchange of Auditor Petty with Alexander McKenzie a Board of Personal Tax Appraisers member after discovering McKenzie as Deputy Auditor approved large payments to Washington Asphalt Block and Tile Co where he served as secretary He chose severing ties with the company and selling holdings The district may press Auditor Petty to resign unless a suitable exchange is found
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Washington
District of Columbia
Petty
Alexander McKenzie
McKenzie
Washington Asphalt Block and Tile Company
District Service
Honesty Triumphs Over Desire to Replace a Leg
In Columbus on July 9 W T Cabana, a frail one legged man, found 350 dollars in a gutter. He sought funds for surgery to remove his last leg but advertised the money and located the owner Mrs Jack Harris. She paid him nothing and used the find to cover the operation.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
W. T. Cabana
Jack Harris
Suicide by carbolic acid in Columbus home
William Geagan, suffering heat related mental strain, committed suicide at his Henrietta street residence by swallowing carbolic acid.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
William Geagan
Henrietta Street
Pope Leo's Condition Worsens Amid Hopeful Reports
Vatican medical bulletin updates chronicle Pope Leo XIII’s grave yet fluctuating state as Dr. Mazzoni and Dr. Lapponi struggle to stabilize his frail health after a dysentery attack and pleural complications. Officials deny new operation. focus turns to serum secretion and potential future procedures.
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Mazzoni
Rossini
Brussels
Poem by Pope Leo XIII On Death His Last Composition
Pope Leo XIII completes his last poetical work two days before turning ninety three. The poem titled LEO'S LAST PRAYER laments age and imminent death while expressing faith and hope in heavenly light and reunion with God and heaven's queen.
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Pope
Leo
Sit
Heaven
Blood of Saint Gennaro Boosts Neapolitan Hope
Neapolitans show emotion as Pope Leo's condition worsens and the blood of Saint Gennaro is invoked. Cardinal Prisco reports the petrified blood briefly liquefied before a crowd. A Carpineto deputation delivered prayers to the Vatican, but the Pontiff sent blessings instead.
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Rome
Leo
Prisco
St. Gennaro
Vatican
Carpineto
Vascian Hills
Stk
Pope thanks God for strength to pray amid illness
Rome July 16 46:10 a m Dr Lapponi found the Pope early in the morning with hands clasped in prayerful attitude He asked if anything was needed and the Pope replied that a week had passed since he was taken ill and he was thanking God for strength to pray to him
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Rome
Lapponi
Mystic Shriners to Meet at Atlantic City in 1904
Saratoga New York July 9 The Agr Perian Council Mystic Shrine will meet at Atlantic City in 1904. George H Greene of Dallas Texas elected Imperial Potentate with officers including George L Brown New York Imperial Deputy Potentate and Henry A Collins Toronto Imperial Chief Rabban. Other posts named Frank C Bourdy Chicago IL Alvah Py Clayton St Joseph MO Byl Alder man Marion IA W 8 Brown Pittsburgh PA George L Street Richmond WA Frederick A Hines Los Angeles CA James Toneer Brooklyin NY and Jirr Treat Fargo ND Irwin W Va were listed as officers.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Agrperian Council
Mystic’ Shrine
Atlantic City
George H. Greene
Dallas
Tex
Imperial
George Li. Brown
New York
Rabban—Henry
A. Collins
Toronto
Canad
Assistanit
Rabban
Alvah' Py ‘Clayton
Frank C.bourdy
Chicago
B.ly
Marion
Iowa
Brown
Pittsburg
George L. Street
Richmond
Imperia
Frederick A. Hines
Los Angeles
War
James Toneer
Brook
Guards
Jirr Treat
Fargo
New We
Imperial Outer Guard
Irwin
Ae W. Va
Sensational Rio Grande wreck in Royal Gorge
Three engines and twenty freight cars plunged 2000 feet into the Arkansas River near Hanging Bridge Canon City Colorado. Engineers fireman and brakeman disappeared as the rear portion of the train was saved by a broken coupling. Pacific Express rushed to the scene for aid with no injuries reported.
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Tribune
Canon City
Cok
Denver & Rio Grande
Royal Gorge
Arkansas River
Hanging Bridge
Royal ‘George
Pacific Express
Death of Ohio Woman at 101 Longtime Resident
Mrs. Amelia Thomson of Highland avenue Walnut Hills died at home yesterday at 101 years old. She was perhaps the oldest person in Ohio. The funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Amelia Thomson
R. M. W. Taylor
Highland Avenue
Walnut Hills
Thomson
Ohio
Poisoning at Indiana family reunion sickens 22
Peters burg Indiana July 9 At a family reunion at the home of James R Arnold in Monroe Township twenty two persons were poisoned by eating ice cream None are in a serious condition
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Petersburg
Ind
James R. Arnold
Monroe Township
Heat drives Crawfordsville man to shoot at wife and police
James Butcher of Crawfordsville Ind enraged by extreme heat seized the neighborhood with two revolvers and held off police for an hour. He fired at his wife several times and attempted suicide after his arrest.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
James Butcher
Sevral
Press censorship threat from President at Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt via secretary William Loeb Jr threatens a press censorship regime at Oyster Bay. He warns reporters that those who write unfavorable stories will receive no information while those who conform may be rewarded with insider access. Loeb publicly lectures the press on official information.
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Commercial Tribune
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
William Loeb, Jr
Loeb
Washington
Mr. Loeb
Five Die in Red Bank Crossing Wagon Crash
A wagon carrying nine people is struck by Pennsylvania Express No 31 at Red Bank Crossing near Cincinnati. Five are dead: J C Copenhagen, Ollie Copenhagen, Charlie Copenhagen, William Booth, Grace Lemmick. Injured include Albert Copenhagen and Nellie Copenhagen. driver Charles Johnson survives.
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William Booth
Grace Lemmick
Charles Johnson
J. C. Copenhagen
Olife
Booth and
Johnson
Lemmick Girl
William Lemmick
Pennsylvania Express
Red Bank Crossing
Copenhagen
Charlie Copenhaven
Ollie Co
Baptist Young People Union Opens Convention in Atlanta
The thirteenth annual International Baptist Young People's Union convention opened in Atlanta with an estimated 5000 attendees from the United States and Canada. Delegates attended sessions led by President H Chapman of Chicago and featured hymns by a 600-voice chorus and talks by Spencer B Meeser W T Stackhouse E M Poteat Claude Needham and John H Chapman.
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Atlanta
United States
Canada
International Baptist Young People’s Union
H. Chapman
Chicago
Spencer B. Meeser
D.D
Woodward Avenue
Detroit
Mich
W. T.stackhouse
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Union
E. M. Poteat
Memorial Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Claude W. Needham
Columbian University
Washington, D. C
National Society
John H. Chapman
Roosevelt Couple Take Short Hudson Cruise on Sylph
President and Mrs. Roosevelt sail from Sagamore Hill on the yacht Sylph for a brief Hudson River cruise. They plan to return to Oyster Bay by Friday night.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Sylph
Hudson
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Albert Copenhaven
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Pennsylvania
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Nellie
Charlie
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Luke Daly
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