Strike concerns linger as railroad engineers meet officials
Assistant Grand Chief Youngson arrived to investigate grievances of Manhattan elevated engineers. Two long sessions without meetings with Manhattan Railway officials, while Gould roads leaders were away. Youngson seeks to prevent a strike, notes ten hour day discussions, and plans another conference the next morning.
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A J Elias Threatened As Ex-Conductor Arrested
Police say Albert J Elias banker and former Third Avenue Railroad president was threatened by Joseph Reinheimer who was arrested for attempted felonious assault. Reinheimer, 50, previously a Third Avenue conductor, was discharged amid labor agitation claims. Police report Elias denied involvement in Reinheimer’s discharge and a hearing is set in West Side court.
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Akers-Douglas to Become Home Secretary in London
The Daily Telegraph reports that Aratas Akers-Douglas First Commissioner of Works and MP for St Augustines Division Kent will succeed Charles Thomson Ritchie as Home Secretary. Ritchie is expected to become Chancellor of the Exchequer replacing Sir Michael Hicks Beach.
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Balfour Non-Commital In Ships Deal Talks
London reports show Prime Minister Balfour resisting public negotiations before terms are agreed with the shipping combination. Belfast dispatches claim the Admiralty will have a claim on the group’s ships after J Pierrepont Morgan’s offer, with the Corinthia chartered as proof. J S Morgan & Co. also declined to comment.
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Plan for Australian Canadian Steamship Link Discussed
London discussions among Australian Premiers and Canadian ministers consider a shipping alliance linking England Canada Australia and South Africa to rival Morgan interests. Edmund Barton says no developments yet and the matter remains under review while Chamberlain statements cite no invitations for fast Great Britain Canada mail tenders. A brief New York Chicago timetable note mentions the Pennsylvania Special offering a rapid schedule.
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Coroner Jury Finds Suspects Guilty in Beddall Murder Riot
Shenandoah Pa August 7 Coroner's jury convicts Joseph Caliewicz and others of murder in the mob beating of hardware merchant Joseph Beddall. Caliewicz jailed without bail as the hunt for Celowsky and other rioters continues amid further violence and threats against non union workers.
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Mines Cutting Coal Hidden From Strikers Warned
A mining superintendent testified that coal is being cut in several collieries while companies hide the fact to avoid provoking strikers. He noted the Knowl edge is being kept quiet, with details continued on the next page. The Lackawanna Railroad Resort Bureau coordinates with branch offices for direct hotel info.
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Friars Still Control Philippine Lands Says Vatican
The Vatican and United States confirm friars retain major stock in Philippine estates despite transfers to English, American, and British firms. Documents show Dominicans, Augustinians, and Recollects kept controlling interests while rents were managed by corporations. Franciscans held no agricultural lands.
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Robbery attempt at Miss Bates cottage ends with shooter injured
Actress Blanche Bates and her mother faced armed robbers at Quaker Ridge near Mamaroneck. Sidney Yardley, her supervisor, battled to defend her trained horses Catcheese and Molasses, was struck and left unconscious, with one robber possibly wounded. Neighbors summoned help as the police and Dr. Hall attended Yardley.
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Unrest in Southern Russia Spreads Through Orel Province
Prince Meshchersky reports upheaval among southern peasants as wandering revolutionists reach Orel. False proclamations and counterfeit clergy spread incendiary doctrines, while police intercept organizers urging land redistribution amid widespread agitation in the rich black earth region.
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Britain declines Witte plan on sugar talks
London replies to M de Witte circular and declines a conference on the Brussels sugar question. Britain remains notably silent on anti trust proposals. Meanwhile Russian notes warn refined sugar duties would breach treaties and set a dangerous precedent. Also notices promote the Colorado Special and Century Limited rail service to Chicago from New York.
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London Glitters in Coronation Preparations Across City
London awash in festive color as Constitution Hill to Piccadilly festooned for tomorrow's coronation. Red poles, gilt crowns, and green wreaths decorate Whitehall, Pall Mall, and the Abbey route. Rehearsals proceed, Americans seek Abbey seats with embassy influence aiding Justice Brown and ex-Attorney General Griggs.
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