Agreement Reached on Carnegie Frick Settlement in 191?
Pittsburgh March 22. Carnegie Steel company limited becomes a stock company with capital estimated at 200 to 250 million dollars. Frick Coke and Carnegie partners drop all litigation and reorganize to a New Jersey corporation. Schwab credited for arranging deal. Frick seeks at least 15 million as the value of stock in dispute.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
Carnegie Company
H. C. Frick
C. M. Schwab
H. C. Frick Coke Company
New Jersey
Carnegie Steel , Timed
H.C. Prick Company
Carnegie Meel Company, Limited
Hettati
M. C. Prick Coke Company
Penney Avenue
Steel Company
Pew Corporation
Coke Company
Coke Companion
Frick
Carnegie
Chas. M. Schwab
Schwab
Allied Interesta
Lucy Maat
Upper Union Mills
Lower Union Mills
Larimer Coke Works
Larimer
Youghiogheny Coke Works
Douglas
Carnegie Natural Gas Company
Youghloheny Water Company
Mount Pleasant Water Company
The
Trotter Water Company
Union Railroad Company
Slack Water Railroad Company
Youghlogheny Northern Railway Company
Pittsburg, Beapany
Anal Quad
H. ©. Frick Coke Company
Fayette
Westmoreland Counties
Pittsburg and
Connant Deck Company
Pennsylvania and Sakle Erie Dock Company
New York, Penneytveania and Ohio Dock Company
Oliver Iron Mining Company
Metropolitan Iron and Land Company
Pioneer Tron Company
Lake Superior Iron Company
Security Iand Exploration Company
Pewahic Company
Pittsburg Limestone Company, Limited
Pittsburg Steamehip Company
Differences Settled In Prick Carneate Merger Plan
An agreement reached after negotiations between J C Prick and Andrew Carneate outlines a re organization. The new company will be incorporated and the stock and bonds issued to the public. Equity proceedings will be terminated and control placed with the new organization.
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J. C. Prick
Andrew Carneate
Age Meet
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Ap Ee
Heeb
Pew
Cleveland Machinists Strike For Nine Hour Day
In Cleveland Ohio on March 22 about 1600 machinists from over fifty shops voted after a long secret session to strike at 8 am. The walkout, praised by President O Connell, could expand into a national nine hour day fight, with thousands more workers potentially joining if demands are not met by April 1.
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Cleveland
Maren
Machinista
O'Connell
United States
International Machiniste’ Union
Chieace
Columbus
President OConnell to Confer on Machinists Strikes in Erie
President O'Connell departed for Erie Pennsylvania where he plans talks with National Metal Trade Association President Seldon to seek an amicable adjustment and a settlement of pending machinists strikes at several locations.
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O'Connell
Erie
Seldon
National Metal Trade Association
Deaths From Wood Alcohol In Rhode Island Trip
Providence Rhode Island March 22 Louis Raymond a member of a party living in a cut near Oak Lawn died this morning at Cranston jail after illness following a death in the same incident Medical Examiner Longieton held a post mortem and ruled death from drinking wood alcohol He and another man died in the hut while a woman likely died from shock and exposure.
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Providence
R. L
Louis Raymond
Oak Lawn
Joseph Chevalier
O Cranston
Mi Illig
Longieton
Tragedy at Woonsocket doubles murder and suicide
In Woonsocket Rhode Island John O Connor a mason living on Summer Street killed two people in his house then shot himself He failed to kill his intended victim Etta Smith and died after shooting himself He had been separated from his wife and children in New Beard Mars.
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Woonsocket, R. L
John O'Connor
Mason
Summer Street
O Connor
Frank B Smith
Graham Murder Case Prosecution Seeks Motive
The third day of the Graham murder trial reveals prosecution efforts to prove motive and the sequence of events. Witnesses describe discussions about the crime and statements made by the accused. The state aims to show Graham lured the victim to the attic, attacked him, and fired multiple shots as evidence of intent.
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Graham
Endeaverten
Adtetablich
Petr Graham
Lowe Srahinen
Steve
Graham Howe
Beal Beams of Bills Hit Beacon Hill Hearings
At the state house a slate of hearings unfolded with the agriculture committee weighing damage bills and the Interminable Plymouth and Norfolk bridge dispute drawing attention. Fisheries, labor, mercantile affairs and metropolitan bills prompted minor actions as public health, river valley protection and street railway issues also faced discussion.
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Beacon Hill
Agriculture Committee
Plymouth
Norfolk
Fisheries and Games
Public Service
Civil Service
Worcester
Springfield
Metropolitan Water
House committee reports and petitions move through General Court
The House received drainage and other committee reports, considered petitions including sewer systems for Gardner, bicycle licensing for A H Burton, and maps for Hopkinton. The Senate referred a mayoral tax change in Boston to concurrence with constitutional amendments, the House insisting. A long debate advanced a public school teachers retirement fund, while several rail and street petitions faced withdrawal or amendment, with multiple items readied for next session.
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Gardner
A. H. Burton
Hopkinton
Tweeton
Boston
Senate
House
Heston
Maskell
Beverly
Committee On Railroads
Cave
Julive F. Kearty
Besios & Maine Railroad
Aliow row-Beals
Manchester
Willard
Cheless
F. Sullivan
Macsachusetts Street
Petitien
Lawrence
Grek
Joonat
Worcester
Creevenor
Pelmer & Eheertte
Campenr
Case for Probate Jurisdiction Transfer on Divorce
In a bill to require filing of notices in tort cases, probate and insolvency move to the General Court. The petition by Charles T. Tatureau seeks transfer of divorce jurisdiction to probate courts.
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Next General Court
Charles T. Tatureau
Senate action on reforms and education bills in Suffolk
The Senate reconsidered March 6 action on stippending rules and allowed a bill to transfer unruly boys from the House of Reformation in Suffolk to state schools with better facilities. Other measures passed or debated include school registers, repairs at North Adams Normal, Friday holiday leave, contracts for personal property sales, and abolition of grade crossings. An extermination report on gypsy moths criticized management and expenditure while approving some methods.
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Rainsford
Senate
House of Reformation
Suffolk County
Kenetick
North Adams Namal School
District Court
Barnstable Dakes
Bristol
Judiciary Committee
Framingham
Ashland
Tolman
Berkshire
Lawrence
Plymouth
Tax Department
Etoree Wee
Philadelphia Photographer's Building Wrecked by Explosion
One person was killed and several seriously injured when a powerful collodion explosion shook the Thomas M. McCollin & Co photograph supply building at 123 South 11th Street. Herman Weiss died. injured workers included George W. Nichols August Hauser Daniel Reed and John A. Granton. The blast damaged nearby W. Clad & Sons and sparked a blaze, with three floors collapsing and insurance estimates placing total damage around $75,000.
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Philadelphia
Thomas M. McCollin & Co
South 11Th Street
Herman Weiss
George W. Nichols
August Hauser
Daniel Reed
John A. Granton
W. Clad & Sons
McCollin
Weiss and
Hauser
Weiss
Nichols
Granton
McCollin Company
MacCollin
Metallin
Gills’ Optical Store
Morrie Printing Company
Jefferson Hospital
No English History Dropped From Chicago Schools Reading
Chicago March 22 Histories of England were dropped from the list of supplementary reading for public schools by the board of education today. Books adopted for all grades cost thousands of dollars, but none will mention Ragland except as a war era incident. For three months Trustee John Keating, president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, has Saver of Maghaend. Sotsiin ten Aanere favor et mers jeanistory will now be included in the supplementary reading.
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Chicago
England
Board of Education
Ragland
John In Keating
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Maghaend
Joseph Wargo Dead After Alleged Drinking Incident
In Viridarport Connecticut on March 2 Jaceph Watts was accused of involvement in a fatal crash while Dr. Siivasl and others reported drinking together. Watts, age 41, died at the hospital. authorities say Wargo was 1 year deceased and relatives are notified. The county awaits trial as Silvari remains in custody.
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Viridarport
Jaceph Watts
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