Labor Happenings in the Realm of Industry
Cigar makers plan Sunday sermons at Lincoln Park and Ninth Street churches with ministers G R Robbins Warren G Partridge and G W Cassidy. Union gatherings include steam fitters bakers carpenters and garment workers with plans for elections meetings and wage discussions in Cincinnati and surrounding areas.
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Retail Clerks’ Association
Lincoln Park
Avenue and
Betts Street
G. R. ‘Robbins
Ninth Street
Warren G. Partridge
Supreme Court dissolves cigar makers strike benefits injunction
Justice Andrews of the Supreme Court of New York dissolves the injunction banning strike benefits to Cigar Makers' International Union No. 144 members. He finds the early order overstated and notes plaintiffs failed to prove payments aimed to prolong the strike or injure plaintiffs. The ruling follows calls by Samuel Gompers to disregard the prior restraining order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Andrews
Supreme Court of New York
Cigar Makers’ Union
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
New York City
Justice Freedman
Gompers
Cigar Makers’ International Union, No. 144
Ss. Levy & Co
Andrews
Brooklyn
England
London
Amalgamated Society of Painters and Decorators
New Brooklyn Painters’ Union
German Painters’ Union of
Manhattan
No. 1
Brotherhood of Painters
Lawrence
Supreme Court
Strike Support Payments Questioned in Court
The document states funds paid to striking workers and their families during a work stoppage, asserting they were for support and not grounds for an injunction against the plain tiffs’ business. The legal action centers on whether such payments constitute an injunctable interference.
Global Labor Unrest Moves Through 1900s Unions
Reports show strife across many unions with eight hour debates in Kansas Austria and Germany. Organizing drives expand in Paris London and New York as workers push for shorter hours higher wages and new clubs. Local clashes include strikes in Cleveland Youngstown and Detroit amid employer resistance and legal actions.
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South Africa
Toledo
Brooklyn
Kansas
Supreme Court
Woman's International Labor Union
Middle West
Paris
Louisville
Cleveland
New York
Knights of Labor
Parsons
Hicks
Crescent Brewing Company
Zell Bros
Washington
Brotherhood of Labor of New York
Greater
New York Audubon Meeting Highlights Bird Protection Support
Governor Roosevelt, as vice president, lauded the Mallock bill for bird protection while urging broader care for wildlife. The Millinery Merchants Association adopted a pledge to use plumage only from permissible birds, with fines for violations. Funds are raised for sea gull preservation as watchers guard nesting sites.
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New York
State Audubon Society
Roosevelt
Millinery Merchants’ Protective Association
Frank M. Chapman
Merchants’ Association
Chapman
South
Society For the Preservation of
Hogs’ Island
Child Run Over by Wagon in Evansville Street
A six year old son of Michael McGraw was playing in the street when a passing wagon knocked him down and he died from injuries in Evansville Indiana on June 2.
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Commercial Tribune
Evansville
Ind
Michael McGraw
Ito May Form New Cabinet In Japan
Yokohama June 2 The cabinet crisis continues and Marquis Ito is likely to be asked to form a new ministry as political turmoil persists in Japan.
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Ito
Yokohama
Marquis Ito
Major real estate auction sales in Cincinnati area
Rain and holidays slowed deals as Diem and Wing acquire 84 by 100 foot Elm McFarland lot for 40000 to erect a warehouse. J. W. Haley auctions Herring Hall Marvin plant assets for 100000, with 362000 liabilities. Theodore Mayer & Co. close 83 property pieces in a building association sale totaling over 200900, with numerous parcels and residences sold or scheduled for auction across Mt Adams Walnut Hills Corryville and Mount lookouts.
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J. W. Haley
Herring-Hall-Marvin Company
Ohio
New Jersey
New York
Mr. Haley
George R. Gray
Wright D. Pownall
Walter Eugene Drummond
Continental Trust Company
Building Association
Theodore Mayer & Co
Mayer & Co
St. Gregory Street
Mt. Adams
Pavilion
Hill Streets
Louis J. Broerman
Walnut Hills
Albert Mayer
Morris Isaacs
May Street
Tuxedo Place
Fern Street
Mr. Isaacs
Mayer
Fairfax Avenue
Chase Street
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Townships and Streets
Transfers list numerous property conveyances including Teresa Ciclo to Jennette Cormany Lot 61 and part of Rensselaer Park subdivision, Thomas Kelley to Mary Kelley, 100 feet west of Concord and 150 feet south of Morgan, Jacob Fox from North Fairmount B. & Co., 6 acres in Symmes Township, Emma Dexter to Telford Groesbeck Lots 8 and 9 Hillside subdivision, Ludwig Lehman to Caroline Burg, August and Minnie Espel to halt a 25 by 85 foot parcel on Woodward Street, plus more parcels and street references across Emma, Hillside, Madisonville areas.
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Theresa Pret
UK Warsersss
Catharine Specker
Frank McGrane
Quitc Laim
Third Street
August Toedt
Caroline Toedt
Halstead Street
Kottman
Walter Co. Bowles
Frank Bowles
Dochterman
Teresa Ciclo
Jennette E. Cormany
Rensselaer Park
Cilley
Thomas Kelley
Mary Kelley
Concord Street
Morgan Street
Fairmount B
Jacob Fox
Gilbert Avenue
Monfort Buckingham Et Link
Symmes Township
Inut Hills
Morris H
Emma R. Dexter
Telford Groesbeck
Emma Dexter
Hillside
Elmont Bom Ned
Friederich Lehman
Partnalburg
Madisonvil
Katherine Hamburg
Caroline Burg
Ravine Street
Minnie Espel
Woodward Street
Pendleton
Oil Gush Arises From Gas Well in Anderson Indiana
Lippencott Glass Company drilled for natural gas in Anderson Indiana and struck a heavy oil flow after Decker & Son used nitroglycerin on the well. The oil pour filled three large tanks and covered the ground, with an estimated output of about 500 barrels per day. The well is temporarily plugged while piping arrangements are arranged.
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Commercial Tribune
Anderson
Ind
Lippencott Glass Company
Decker & Son
War Casualties in the Philippines Reported by Secretary Root
Secretary Root sent a Senate report detailing casualties in the Philippines from July 1, 1898 to May 24, 1900. It lists deaths and wounds among Regulars and volunteers, plus figures on insanity and self inflicted deaths, with totals now in U.S. hospitals and awaiting confirmation in San Francisco and Washington.
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Washington
Root
Senate
Philippines
Spain
United States
San Francisco
Two Artful Bank Robbers Arrested in Chicago Studio
Frank Rutledge and Fred Lee Rice were seized after posing as artists in a luxury studio at 1355 Michigan Avenue. They wooed Myrtle V. Norrie and Martha Dwyer, planning a double wedding while hundreds of drawings and stolen jewelry were found in Rutledge's trunk. A jealous lover alerted police, leading to the arrests.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Frank Rutledge
Fred Lee Rice
Toronto
Ont
Michigan Avenue
Myrtle V. Norrie
Martha Dwyer
Chief Ripley
Rutledge
Poole
London
Norrie
Foreman Killed Working on Local Railway Crew
William Rittenhouse foreman of the construction gang on the Toledo Bowling Green and Fremont Railway was killed at Trombley Wood County when he attempted to board a moving car and was crushed to death. He was 32 and lived in Toledo with his mother.
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Trombley
Wood County
Commercial Tribune
Bowling Green
William Rittenhouse
Toledo, Bowling Green & Fremont Railway
Toledo
Captain Calhoun Musters Out London Company Guards
London Kentucky June 2 Captain Calhoun of Lexington mustered out the London Company of State Guards by order of Governor Beckham He also arranged shipment of Gatling guns and other military supplies stored there These munitions will be loaded for shipment to Frankfort to be taken charge of by General Castleman
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Commercial Tribune
London
Calhoun
Lexington
London Company of State Guards
Beckham
Frankfort
Castleman
Weary housekeeper seeks change to hotel life
A 43 year old wife with three children writes of burning out on managing meals and servants. She desires eight months of hotel life and travel while her husband worries about losing home life. The columnist counsels a temporary break and argues hotels rarely sustain year round, noting appetite fatigue and the comforts of domestic life.
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Marion Harland
Adirondack
Terrible Crime Rocks Mobile As 13 Year Old Girl Found Dead
The body of Miss Winnerstein, 13, was discovered in woods near Biloxi Mississippi after an assault and killing. Two black suspects are named. one captured on a Louisville and Nashville train at Bay St Louis and to be taken to Biloxi by 1 AM. Posses from Biloxi Mississippi City and Gulfport pursue a second suspect.
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New York
Roosevelt
Detroit
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Debs
Transvaal
Great Britain
Mobile
Ala
Biloxi
Mississippi City
Gulfport
Chicago India Relief Committee Cables £1000 to Lady Curzon
Chicago based relief effort sends one thousand pounds sterling to Lady Curzon wife of the Viceroy to aid famine districts. The cable notes other cities contributed and cites Governor Mount of Indiana for his help.
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Chicago
Chicago India Relief Committee
Lady Curzon
Mary Leiter
Governor Mount
Indiana
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John Gerbey
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Newport
A. C. Cattermull
Bakers
Adam Scheid
Bakers’ International Union
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Campbell County Tradesnd Labor Assembly
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Kennedy
Healy
Cincinnati Ball Park
Grand Stand
International Cigar Makers’ Union
Joseph Rapp
William Dehling
Walter Ingram
Duncan
Andrew McAndrew
Tobacco Workers’ International Union
Cold
Covington
United Garment Workers
John Henry
National Executive Board
Typographical Union, No. 3
Trades Union Hall
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John N. Weber
Stephe Bonbright
American Musician
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Iron ‘Molders’ Union of N. A
National Founders’ Association
Fox
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Corryville
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East Pearl Street
Lower Market Square
1815
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J. P. Bauer, Jr
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Belle
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Auburn Avenue
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W. 4Th St
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Parrett
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Elle
Chickering, Vose
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Angelus Orchestral
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Burnet
Drury
Draulin Walsin
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F.O. Suire
Frank J. Wade
East Third Street
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Seven Choice Manufacturing
Grasselli Chemical Company
Chamber of Commerce Building
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Wastwoog
Harrison Pike
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Harrison
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Jas. B. Wallace
WM. W. Ebersole & Co., N. W. Cor
Fourth and Sycamore, Agents and Auctioneers
East
Bet
Sycamore and
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Tel
Ayvondale
Earl W. Stimson
Burton Av
Fee
Fourth
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