Alabama House adopts boycott bill in 60 to 32 vote
The Alabama lower house approved a boycott law punishing boycotts as conspiracies and allowing damages against organizers. Citizens' alliance and union labor faced strong opposition at the capitol with union ranks routed. Seven members from Jefferson County backed the bill. one union barber abstained. The bill is expected to pass the senate and become law.
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Hero Engineer James Wills Sacrificed to Save Train
Missouri man James Wills of Sedalia stayed at his post aboard passenger train No. 9% after others jumped to save lives when a collision with a freight train at Tennessee Avenue occurred. He was killed, the engine overturned, while passengers escaped serious harm. Injured were W. W. Dougherty of St Louis, fireman bruised. C. E. Ditton of St Louis, cut. James Brown of St Louis, freight engineer, bruised.
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Mutiny and Strike Ripple Through Zen Lace Works
At Zion Chicago Dowie’s lace factory erupts in a mutiny and strike modeled after English labor tactics. Superintendent Stevenson clashes with Dowie and Speicher, laborers walk out after dismissals, with Stevenson's brother seeking 710,001 in alleged balance. Dowie’s authority challenged as workers depart.
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Lynchehayn Case Prolonged. Judge's Decision Expected
The Lynchehayn case dragged on Thursday afternoon with Commissioner Moores adjourning to Friday at 2 p.m. A decision on use is hoped then. In Constantinople, Minister Leishman and Foreign Minister Tawfik Pasha planned talks on withdrawing the American ships off Beirut as the Porte urged the squadron’s departure.
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Grape-Nuts Food Promises Health For Babies And Adults
A reader testimonial from Battle Creek Michigan touts Grape-Nuts as a cure for colicky babies and a wholesome daily food for families. The letter claims doctors advised the product and describes a home preparation, praising its nourishing qualities and recommending the brand’s booklet The Road to Health.
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Labor rally endorses Roosevelt at Knights of Labor secret meeting
In Washington a secret Knights of Labor gathering issued resolutions endorsing President Roosevelt and urging all members to back him. Simon Burns announced the outcome and named Fernau as the lone absent executive board member. The group criticized Hanna as a potential arbitrator to quell disputes in the Government Printing Office and accused rival politicians of trying to split organized labor.
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Salvation Army Converts Three Feudists in Wise County
Wise C. H. veterans hosted the Salvation Army cavalry as it wrapped up a meeting in the feud district 43 miles from Whiteburg Ky. Rough mountain travel ended with 50 attendees at the court house. New converts were made in Lether county and Col. Hops requested permanent Salvation Army quarters at Bargaint. The party then headed to Norton for Friday services.
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Marked for Life in Cincinnati Shooting Case
In Cincinnati a manager Jos Munzer fired eight shots at his Market of Life colleagues in his hotel room after a performance. Bert Haverly was wounded in the chin and neck, Mrs Slaverly flesh wounds, Austin Longfellow shoulder shot. The incident occurred during an attempt to amicably settle a lawsuit. Munzer was arrested after expressing fatigue with the company.
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Independent candidate confronts crowd at North Indianapolis meeting
At a Woodmen hall gathering in North Indianapolis on Thursday independent mayoral candidate Carter challenged questions from Holtzman. The crowd yelled for him to sit down and throw him out as Carter pressed about campaign funds and party control. Holtzman defended that Rahke did not contribute funds and that the candidate would not be dictated by any party members.
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POPS RATIFY DENVER UNITY PLAN FOR 1904
A Denver unity plan for 1904 was ratified by Populists during a meeting held Thursday. J A Edgerton, based in Denver, led a delegation from the conference to visit several states to drum up interest. S Robinson of Claver presided. John Medert served as secretary. A committee including WL Williams, FJ Van Vorhis, and AF Hanna was appointed to draft a speech outlining the new order of affairs. The group aims to mobilize support to win votes next year.
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Students campaign in senior day elections at Otatiascus
Wire pulling runs high as candidates organize with managers and bargains. Frank Dondican and Garvin Brown head the presidential race, Ryland Pratt promotes a wood show while Albert Aronson and Walter Pritchard form a pair. Alfred Brandt also declares for the presidency of the Oratorical association as the election nears next Friday.
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