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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 05, 1901

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Razor Attack Tells of Rivalry and Fatal Razor Wound

Atlantic City Aug 5 Ralph Guiarnier a Philadelphia tailor fatally wounded William Mitchell by slashing his face with a razor in a jealous rage over Mitchell meeting Guiarnier’s former fiancée Miss Pauline Hinks a Philadelphia dressmaker. Mitchell mortally injured in hospital. Hinks detained as witness. Guiarnier at large.

Philadelphia Atlantic City Ralph Guiarnier William Mitchell Mitchell Misa Pauline Hinks Miss Hinks Guiarnier

Stricken Pastor Dies During Morning Service

New York reports Rev. Geo E Hancock of West Park M E Church Asbury Park N J was stricken with paralysis during morning sermon and died at 2 30 pm He had spoken briefly before the stroke and the funeral is set for Tuesday at the church with Rev George L Dobbins officiating. Also in Carlisle and Mancelona news: Shippensburg’s church fire and furniture store loss of about 40000 with little insurance and two young girls burned to death in Mancelona households de ning cause unknown.

Asbury Park New York Geo. E. Hancock West Park M. E N. J Hancock George L. Dobbins Camden district Shippensburg Carlisle John E. Boher Bitner Chambersburg Mancellona Mich George Simmons Lizzie Simers Simers

War to the bitter end no compromise will be asked

Theodore J Shaffer president of the Amalgamated Association declares a nationwide strike against United States Steel Corporation. He vows no quarter and absolute victory, with every mill potentially closed and all unions mobilized. Shaffer defends Morgan while predicting surprises and organized southern workers aiding the effort.

Steel Corporation Amagamation Pittsburg Aug United States Steel Corporation Amalgamated Association Theodore J. Shaffer Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers J. Pierpont Morgan New York steel trust Shaffer Williams B. IL. Davis M. F. Tighe John Chappell Wellsville Baltimore and Ohio road Tam Mr. Morgan Mr. Shaffer south Latrobe Steal company Chicago

Amalgamated Association Rejects Morgan Terms

Pittsburg August 5 Vice President David Rees said the executive board refused Mr Morgan’s terms. Accepting would have labeled idle hoop mills as non union, deserting thousands of workers who struck, and would have been a death blow to the union. They chose to fight the trust in an honorable struggle with a chance to win.

Rees Pittsburg David Rees Amalgamated Association Morgan association hoop combine Amalgamated Association with honor

Strike Will Not Affect Scottdale Pa

Scottdale Pennsylvania August 5 The Amalgamated Association plan to strike all United States Steel workers will have little effect here Local men remain not to join the action and require more than sympathy for any participation Second item Milwaukee August 5 Superintendent George L Reis warns a general strike would mean the annihilation of the Amalgamated and a second Homestead affair if President Shaffer proceeds with the plan He speaks after revealing his view of the potential impact of the strike on the industry and labor movement.

Scottdale Amalgamated Association United States Steel Corporation Reis Milwaukee Shaffer George L. Reis Uiinels Stern company Sharon National Steel works Shenango valley Bessemer Association

Russia's Great Famine Strains Elizabethgrad District

A Detroit World style despatch reports famine in Elizabethgrad city and Kherson district with 600000 residents. Observers note general destitution hunger typhus and starvation among families. Government efforts are hampered by secrecy and control while Red Cross manages aid.

St. Petersburg Elizabethgrad Kherson Russia ministry of the interior Nearsnaper Red Cross St Petersburg De Witte

Federation Position in Doubt Amid Steel Strike Aid Hints

In Washington Secretary Morrison of the AFL met Shaffer of the Amalgamated to discuss potential federation aid for steel workers. Morrison avoided specifics on strike extension or financial aid while expressing confidence in victory for the steel workers and AFL support. Other towns report mixed union and employer actions across Pennsylvania and California, with strikes and reinstatements shaping the labor landscape.

Morrison Washington Shaffer Amalgamated Association Frank Morrison American Federation of Labor Federation of Labor Gompers Frisco San Francisco employers’ association Andrew Furureth Labor Council Council of Ten Venice

This Week At the Pan American Exposition Program

This Week At the Pan-American Exposition lists events by day with Ithaca Cornell day on Tuesday, Vermont day on Thursday, and Ecuador building opening on Saturday in Buffalo.

Buffalo Ithaca Cornell Vermont Ecuador

Empress Frederick Dying. William to Visit Cromberg

Hamburg reports Emperor William expected at Cromberg to see the Dowager Empress Frederick lying dangerously ill. Bulletin says the external disease has extended to internal organs, strength failing due to inadequate nourishment, though she remains conscious and without pain. Renvers Spielhagen.

Emperor William Cromberg Hamburg Wimpress Frederick Reavers pein Renvers, Spielhagen

Life Saving Men Charge Railroad Official With Cruelty

Det ec tive Frawley a Pennsylvania railroad official faces charges of brutality and unjust arrest from Leon Bray John Welsh and William Welsh who claim United States Life Saving Service membership. Frawley allegedly chained some detainees to telegraph poles after arresting 64 trespassers near Trenton. Bray and the others were sent to the county work house for 30 days.

Pennsylvania Railroad Trenton N. J Leon Bray John Welsh William Welsh United State Life Saving Service Dennis Frawley Frawley coal shore Bray Welshs Justice of the Peace Humphreys justice

Titman Defends Lynching in Southern Race Talk

A Marinette dispatch reports United States Senator Benjamin F. Tillman of South Carolina arguing for lynching and white supremacy from a southern perspective. He claims Wisconsin has 5 000 black men and derides equality, praises shotgun politics, attacks Booker T. Washington, and asserts southern whites will govern and defend their households even against alleged threats.

MacLaurin Milwaukee Wis Marinette United States Benjamin F. Titman South Carolina Wisconsin South Caroline Tillman

Galilean Fishermen Meet Under Shorts Call in Baltimore

The 45th annual session of the National Grand Tabernacle of Galilean Fishermen will convene in Galilean Temple, Baltimore, beginning Tuesday. Rev Thomas H Shorts R W N G urges followers to work more, talk less, and reflect divine providence in aiding the hungry and orphaned. Separate dispatches report a Shelby North Carolina police chief murdered by Jim Lowery, with bloodhounds pursuing the suspect, and a New Orleans telegram noting a mob in Taliaferro county killed Will Price.

Thomas H. Shorts Baltimore National Grand, Tabernacle of Galilean Fishermen Galilean Temple lke Jerusalem Charlotte N. C Shelby Jones Jim Lowery South Carolina and Georgia Lowery

Death by Own Action in Baltimore Burial at River Resort

Frankt Borst aged 59 a married steward of Turnverein Vorwaerts of Baltimore committed death by own action by drowning yesterday morning at a river resort amid domestic troubles. A newspaper folded to show another death by own action was found with his clothing on the beach.

Baltimore Frankt Borst Turnverein Vorwaerts

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