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Elkhart Daily Review

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1907

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Unfair List Assailed In Junction Suit Filed in DC

James W. Van Cleave president of the National Association of Manufacturers files a suit in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to permanently enjoin Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and other AFL leaders from using the unfair or boycott list. The Buck's Stove and Mangle Co of St Louis is the complainant and seeks to test the so called unfair list against labor unions.

Washington Supreme Court of the Uuifair Nes van Cleave Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison Jenny. Tennon Bloomington Das. Duncan Quincy Mass John Mitchell Indianapolis James O'Connell Max Morris Denver James A. Hayes Philadelphia Daniel J. Keefe Detroit William D. Miler Joseph P. Valentine Cincinnati American Federation of Labor R. L. Thixton D. D. Buckington CG. Ponce A. J. Cooper E. I. Hickman Electroyne Moulders and Freighers’ Union No. 17 International Sterotypers’ and Electrotypers’ Union Buck's Stove and Mange Company St. Louis

Labor boycott target sparks nationwide union action

A 1906 strike by Metal Polishers Union No 14 workers at a St. Louis stove maker led to a broad boycott and listing in the American Federation’s unfair list. The complaint traces the chain from a unilateral strike to boycotts by union locals and federations, claiming widespread impact on the company's trade and up to 173 unions potentially affected by an injunction.

Metal Colishers' Union No. 14 St. Louls International Union of Metal Polishers Stove Founders’ National Defense Association Gueks Company Neaber Bucks Company Journa Unio No. 13 Central Trades and Labor Union St. Louis Metal Trades Council St Louis American Federation Minneapolis American Federationist

Telegraphers Strike Tests Endurance in Ownership Fight

Officials report the strike by telegraph operators continues as both sides hold firm. A government ownership stance underscores the conflict with no clear side stepping back. The action started in August and affects communications nationwide.

Kago

Conference on Taxation to meet in Columbus in 1907

A national conference on state and local taxation will be held in Columbus on November 12, 1907 under the National Tax Association. Allen R. Foote invites auditors, tax commissioners, boards of equalization, university economists, and other public figures to attend. Governors are asked to appoint three commissioners from each state. The aim is an authoritative, exhaustive discussion of taxation in all its details.

Columbus National Tax Association Allen R. Foote Boards of Equalization Harris Unior

Killed by a Wild Bear Near Mant in Wyoming

James Chapman a well known Union Pacific passenger engineer was killed by a bear while hiking with friends near Mant on, Wyoming. He had moved from Ogden, Utah to Hamlet and wandered away from the party. his body was found in a thicket with fatal claw injuries. The bear tracks were found but the animal had fled.

Ogden Utah James Chapman Union Pacific Manston Wyo Chapioxe Hamstom

English prisoner Raisuli surrender fate in Tanger dispatch

From Tanger a dispatch reported that Sir Harry MacLean the English prisoner of Raisuli was to be surrendered to E Mori the Sultan's envoy and brought into Alcazar city. A separate note from Berne confirms three missing Jungfrau tourists were found dead on a glacier after a fall about 2 000 feet. In Cincinnati Thomas F Shay a leading criminal lawyer died suddenly at age 76 from heart failure.

London Tanger Cail Harry MacLean Raisuli E Mori Berne Switzerland Ams Jungfrau Cincinnati Thomas F Shay Shay & Cogan Fourth and Central Avenue

Kipling Said to Win Nobel Prize in Literature

Stockholm reports on good authority that Kipling has been named the Nobel prize winner for literature. The announcement says the award is for his body of work.

Stockholm Vidningen Tindgard Kipling TMT

Baseball Scores From Here and There

Chicago August 20 baseball scores show New York 2 over Chicago in a New York game, Philadelphia 2 over St Louis 5, Cincinnati 5 over Brooklyn 2, Pittsburg 3 over Boston 10, and a few other league results. American League games include Cleveland 16 over Philadelphia 8, Detroit 4 over Boston 8 in twelve innings, and Chicago 10 over Washington in eight innings due to darkness. Association results list St Paul 13 over Toledo 3 and Minneapolis 8 over Columbia 3, with Kansas City 16 over Louisville 3, Des Moines 2 over Pueblo 8.

Chicago New York Philadelphia St Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston Pittsburg Amierican St. Louis Cleveland Detroit St. Paul Toledo Minneapolis Columbia Kansas City Louisville Western Des Moines Pueblo

Amusements Worth noting at Crystal and Bucklen stages

A Break for Liberty to be presented at the Bucklen Thursday evening recounts Pittsburg escape thrill scenes with a strong cast. Crystal Theatre reports packed houses at the House of Hits praising variety, singing and novelty. Marie Clark shines as singer and conversationalist, Hazing a Freshman draws laughs, Miss Gardner as Mary Ann impresses, Stith and Stith plate spinning dazzles, and Kinedrome film Buying a Ladder pleases. Crystal predicted to remain a winner all week.

Liverty Bucklen Pittsburg Crystal Theatre Marie Clark Eugene Marr Fougere Gordin Gardner Mary Ann Stith

Salutary misunderstanding sparks insult and denial

A man and Sal exchange a heated salute in a slang laden scene. He is slapped and she challenges the meaning of the term fascinatiny as she questions the word. The next day he offers Webster’s Dictionary to explain compliment terms, but Sal declines the gift citing inability to interpret the term.

Salo Dietionary New York Times

Gowns From the Undertaker's Trade Surge in Fashion

An exchange notes undertakers now stock burial gowns called Indies in luxury fabrics like beunrietta faille and chiffon taffeta. Dressmakers consult undertakers when shops lack a fit for hurried orders, reflecting a shift from simple shrouds to styled funeral attire.

New York Sun

Eczema Relief Sought by Wife Through Doctor’s Tem

A fragmentary note from The Daily Revieweit describes a person seeking eczema relief for his wife through medical treatment. It hints at a doctor’s remedy or tonic named Tem but lacks clear details or outcomes.

Evolution and fortune telling in early press quotes

A compilation of quotes from Washington Star and Philadelphia Press on evolution as a concept in culture and a brief exchange about marriage, followed by a Cleveland court note and an advertisement touting Father Wilton's Medicine advertised as a cure for respiratory troubles with a local seller.

Royal Remedy in Queen Anne Cream Formula Cited

A fragment notes a chemist providing a preparation labeled as creatoniated stinctuce of Queen Anne to a patient named Jane. The dialogue hints at a remedy for a cold and a caregiving exchange.

Jane

Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

Mrs B J Johnston of Linton Mass says three doctors failed with her sick child until Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was used. The remedy cured the child in hours and he is now healthy. For sale by Houseworth Bros.

Chamberlain B. J. Johnston Linton, Mass Houseworth Bros

Delinquent Tax Notice for Elkhart and Townships

Delinquent taxes for Elkhart city and Concord Bango Cleveland and Ovolo townships may be paid to Louis M Simpson at The Simpson Abstract office corner of Main street and Lexington avenue Elkhart Ind Treasurer Elkhart County Charles A Croof d&wta oct 1

Elkhart City Concord Bango Cleveland Ovolo Louis M. Simpson Simpson Abstract Main Street Lexington Avenue Elkhart Ind Charles ‘A, Croof Treasuer - Hikhart D&wta

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