Men of Four Mills Stand by Employers
The group announces unity with employers and adopts a resolution to continue work under existing conditions, signaling ongoing cooperation and adherence to current terms.
21 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1901
Page
1
The group announces unity with employers and adopts a resolution to continue work under existing conditions, signaling ongoing cooperation and adherence to current terms.
In Vandergrift district and McKeesport White's Opera House mass meetings, workers voiced loyalties to nonunion activity and support for the Amalgamated Association, urging lawful restraint as they contest the steel strike. President Shaffer led the McKeesport event urging solidarity and lawful action.
Mrs Hanna declares relief that her two sons are safe under British protection. She plans to stay in London for the next fortnight with the Baroness while Fatune remains unarranged amid the fallout from a youthful attachment to the senator's son.
London reports that on his November return to England the Duke of Cornwall will be created Prince of Wales. King Edward and Queen Alexandra will move to Buckingham Palace while Frogmore House is prepared as a country seat for the heir, with coronation plans taking a year.
The Columbus dispatch reports the sensational tale of Dan Hanna pursuing May Harrington, their secret marriage, and subsequent family feuds. It notes Hanna Sr. later siding with Dan’s wife during domestic troubles, while Baroness De Pallandt helped Mrs Harrington Hanna flee to Europe with their children.
A box marked Mrs. McKinley Canton CO was brought to Charlotte Harbor aboard the North King from Coburg Ontario. It contained a knitted woollen shoulder cape for Mrs. McKinley and was knit by Mrs. J B Grant widow of General Ulysses S Grant now in Coburg.
Goshen Indiana July 20 Miss Bernice Berry of Wolcottville Lagran e County is named as one of six heirs to an estate valued between 6 and 7 million dollars She has learned her share will be just over 1 million The fortune traces back to early English settlers The last heir died recently at Richmond Neighbors say men courting her may pursue the fortune and she may return home to avoid notoriety
In El Reno Oklahoma Territory on July 20 Commissioner Richards said multiple registrations will trigger tracing of identification cards for each lucky number holder. If a person registered more than once they must surrender their homestead. Among registrants were Delegate Dennis T Flynn his daughter Judge John H Burford and Congressman Jerry Simpson all in attendance.
Dr T H Mason aged 98, the oldest public school teacher in the South, attempted suicide by jumping into a pond at Camp Branch near Mayking Kentucky. His wife rescued him. he remains unconscious. He taught 80 years across Kentucky Virginia Tennessee Ohio Indiana Missouri and Texas and has twenty seven surviving children from five marriages.
A fragmented note reports Johnson and his followers surrendering to Lewie Bernard Kilbourne after a failed attempt to land Garber as the Cleveland contingent's candidate. Frey is identified as chairman.
The document names the committee members including M A Daugherty of Lancaster as chair and includes W L Finley of Kenton D Crites of Lima G W Stage of Cleveland Lewis G Bernard of Cincinnati Negly D Cochran of Toledo G A Saltzgaber of Van Wert Voiney J Dahl of Washington C H W H Williams of Columbus Charles H Isbell of Akron E A Rowley of Norwalk and John J Molter of Sandusky.
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