General Strike Threat After Labor Talks Fail
Chicago reports a breakdown in talks between the International Association of Machinists and the National Metal Trades Association. President James O Connell warned of nationwide strikes involving about 100000 workers if not resolved, with Cleveland first targeted and broader railroad shop disruptions planned after the joint conference collapsed.
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Chicago
Inernational Association of Machinists
National Metal ‘Trades’ Association
James O'Vonnell
Umion
United States
Canada
Chivace Tuboh
International Association of Machinsts
Machinists’ Union
Chicago Whike
T Hey
James O'Connell
Interns Thimal Union
Cleveland
Ohio
Erie Iron Works
Watson-Stillman Company
Indianapolis
Dunne-Gordon Company
Cincinnati
Gates Tron Works
American Tool and Machine Company
Boston
Watts-Campbell Company
Leland and Falkener
Detroit
Gardiner-Grosvenor Company
Quincy
Fred Wolfe Company
Edward P. Allis Company
Milwaukee
Wagner Electric Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
Fraser and Chalmers
Lidgerwood = Manufacturing
O'Connell
Reed
National Metal Trades Association
International Association of Machinst8
National Trade Association
International Association of Machinistx
Iternationathon
National machinists prepare for general walkout before April 3
National President James O Connell announced tonight that final plans for a national strike of 70 000 union machinists were being perfected. He said he had coordinated with local unions in major eastern and western cities and that all is ready for a general walkout before April 3.
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James O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
London Money Market Tightens Amid War Loan Strains
London reports show the money market struggling as the Bank of England's balance sheet widens. Loans and discounts remain at four percent while applications near forty thousand strain liquidity, with gold reserves at risk if government funds are not uplifted within the United Kingdom soon. The Bank plans to increase fiduciary circulation by about 1 million under its charter.
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New York
Times’ London
Gore
Bank of England
Treasury
United Kingdom
Measures to prevent friction with sultan in Philippines
Washington dispatch reports Colonel Pettit orders that disputes between the sultan and his subjects and the United States conflicting with the treaty be referred from Assi and Bongao to the military commander at Sulu. The commander will act as deemed best and report to the district commander.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Bulu Archipelago
Philippines
Bates
Pettit
Department of Mindanao
Sulu Archipelago
War Department
United States
S'Assi
Bongao
Sulu
Fugitive Infantino Returned to California by Sheriff
Seattle dispatch reports Nicholas Infantino, an alleged fugitive from San Jose, was seized in Seattle after a plot and handed to Sheriff Robert J. Langford. Langford carried the prisoner to Tacoma on the afternoon boat, with plans to sail for California to complete extradition. Infantino, an ex convict, reportedly served 12 years of a 20 year Massachusetts murder sentence.
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Seattle
Wash
Nicholas Infantino
San Jose
Cal
California
Robert J. Langford
Infantino
Rogers
Langford
Tacoma
Tnrantino
State
Massachusetts
Unknown Man Killed on Seattle Street
Seattle authorities report an unidentified man about 45 shot and killed on a prominent business street. He wore neat attire, brown hair, a mustache, and grey eyes. A dark caliber revolver lay at his feet. Police consider possible suicide, but circumstances suggest mystery and no ID was found.
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Seattle
Wash
Shippers—SP and Santa Fe officials to attend IC C meeting
J C Brubbs Wm F Herrin and Wm Sproule of the Southern Pacific and Wm A Bissell of the Santa Fe have gone to Phoenix Ariz to attend an Interstate Commerce Commission meeting In Phoenix on Wednesday They will then accompany the commissioners to various California cities for meetings on matters of importance to California shippers
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San Francisco
J. C. Brubbs
Wm. F. Herrin
Wm. Sproule
Southern Pacific
Wm. A. Bissell
Santa Fe
Phoenix
Ariz
Interstate Commerce Commission
California
Venezuelan revolution advances toward Ciudad Bolivar
A Porto of Spain dispatch reports General Hernandez, leader of the revolution, has crossed the Orinoco, forced General Landrea to retreat, and is now advancing on Ciudad Bolivar with government troops withdrawing.
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New York
The
Herald
Porto
Spain
Trinidad
Venezuela
Hernandes
Caid
Orinoco River
Landrea
Ciudad Boliver
Commission Leaves Colon for New York Transit
Panama March 1 The United States canal commission has left Colon for Costa Fuen and will proceed from that region to New York.
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Panama
United States Canal Commission
Colon
Cuesta Fuen
New York
China Situation Diplomatic Pressure on Tsung Li Yamen
Washington reports that Secretary Long expects a dispatch naming a gunboat to Taku China to protect American interests. Adm Watson to consider Cas tine Yorktown or Bennington. mission to China aims to safeguard missionaries. Open door policy debates continue with Empress Dowager governing, powers disputing influence and trade rights.
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New York
the Herald
Washington
Long
Watson
Taku
China
Shan Tung Province
Department
Castine
Shanghai
Yorktown
Bennington
Pe'kIn
Cina
Tsung Ii Yamen
United States
Great Britain
Tassia
Talien Wan
Germany
Kalo Chau
France
Jaly
Japan
Paulliac Overdue on New York to Bordeaux Run
The Paulliac, a French line freighter, left New York on Feb 5 under Capt Biequel and is reported overdue on her voyage to Bordeaux and Havre. A special lookout was kept aboard the liner Gascogne traveling from Havre to New York, but no sighting has been made. The ship, valued at about 3 million dollars with cargo including copper worth 400 thousand, carries 45 French crew and no passengers.
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New York
Gascogne
Havre
Paulllac
Bordeaux
Paullac
Biequel
France
Germania
White Star
Cape Race
Boston
Pauillac
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Scott
Scotte Dove
Chemie
London Money Market
APV
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Case & Holmes
Enat Broadway
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Montana Street
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Main Street
McMillan & Floyd
Broadway
McMillan &. Floyd
J. W. Ruod
West Park
West Ark Street
Kora Shield Co
Routne Street
Stram
Conroy & Morley
Butte
E. Broadway
Royal Fraternal Union
St. Louis, Mo
Thah Avenue
C. H
Inter Mountain Affice
Moler Barber College
Minneapolis
Minn
Agdrers
Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Tle
City Water
M. Wade
N. Main
Jefferson Valley
S. M. Wade
N. Am
Owsley Block
W. Broadway
West
Granite Street
Wandsworth
Silver Bowl
Machin
Wanitec
Oweley
Investors' Realty Co
Union Hall
East Mercury
East Park Street
Lexington
Tenn
Idaho
West Galena
P. Oo
Philadelphia
West Broadway
W. B
Wade Creek
Alaska
Brigman & Naughton
Sane Patent
Johnson, Owsey
J. BE
Shrndlehurat
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Quarts Street
Colorado
Delia Barbeau
Union Block
Mercury
Union Laundry
Portland
Arizona Street
Renta
West Park Street
Ruffa
Care Inter Mountain
Peel
Southackson
Mra Germain
Bent Reason
Caprice
Sutton
Pulldiam
Addras A. Z
Mercury Street
One & McDowell
Trent Reasonable
Se & Holmen
South
Montana
Galene
Weel Broadway
Ashington
Wyoming
South Butte
Thompson. Investment Co
South Main Street
C. RR
West Granite Street
Natore
Inquire Central Dry Goods House
Great Fis
Sherman'n Undertaking
East Park
West Gas Jena Street
Ghidbergs
W. W. Chapman
Fomn
Bouth Hee Street
Sutton's Union Theater
Silver Hotel
Order of Forrestera
Philip Richards
Park Avenue
Antuonda
Jollingsworth Restaurant
W. Park
R Boeckwith's
Wenn Stram
French Steam Dye Works
East Quytz
Gent
Davenport
W. F. Johnson
Owsley Mack
New Bee Hive
Editha
North Idaho
Mazie
Weat Park Street
East
Fast Fe Park
Wwe
C. G. Allen
Battle Creek
Was. M. Cunningham
Minah Street
Center
Ioan
Chas, L. Smith & Co
Bombauer, Assater
Carney & Hand
W. A. Akers
St Read's It Stable
Dutte
K. Sing
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