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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1901

Page

4

Machinists threaten May strike over hours and pay

President James O Connell of the International Association of Machinists says a general strike may occur May 20 unless a deal is reached. He cites demands for a nine hour day and ten hours pay for nine, noting 200 firms have agreed to reduced hours and higher wages. Railroads are not included for prudential reasons, with future action contingent on further developments.

James O'Connell International Association of Machinists Tinchie Baatmontane O'Connell Machinists Association International Association National Metal Trades Association Metal Trades Association New York Machinists’ Association O’connell

Starlight Ride Tragedy Kills Two in Queens Area

On a late May night 26 young people traveling from College Point to a hotel near Jamaica faced disaster when a trolley collided with their straw filled wagon. Two men, Michael Schneir 23 and Joseph Pickel 20, died. five injured adults were hospitalized. others suffered cuts and bruises. The wagon collapsed after the impact as the trolley and wagon were badly damaged. the motorman was arrested.

Tratey New York College Point L. I Michael Schneir Joseph Pickel Distler Schneir Jamaica Hospital Mattie Debevoise

A Check to Laziness in Relief Effort and City Recovery

A May 13 dispatch from Jacksonville Kansas reports the relief effort under Governor Jennings tightening food distribution. The commissary will only aid those with identification of actual needs, issuing ration tickets and lists. City streets and utilities regain operation as barrooms close, and public order remains steady amid cleanup and streetcar resumption. Nearby items note a robbery at Mahanoy City rectory, two miners killed in Carthage, and a New York to Chicago auto tour challenge by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw.

Commissary Villery Stu Saloans Jacksonville Kla Relief Association Commissary Department Labor Department Parrott Jennings Mahanoy City St. Fidelis Diederich Iim New York Chicago Utica N. Y Robert Shaw

Heroic sacrifice ends in steam boiler tragedy

William Phelps of Richmond Kentucky and James Stansbury of Indianapolis faced a fatal accident at Cerealine mills. While cleaning an upright boiler a steam leak forced them to the top manhole. Phelps urged Stansbury to escape first, choosing death over retreat, saying Jim is married.

Indianapolis William Phelps Richmond James Stansbury Phelps Jim Stansbury Stansbury’s

Baseball Records and League Standings Snapshot

Standings show American League clubs in pennant race with Detroit, Washington, Chicago, Athletics, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Cleveland, Boston leading and varying paces. Saturday and Sunday results list games across Detroit, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, and New York. National League table features Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, St Louis with weekend results across Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago, St Louis. Good Advice column touts August Flower for dyspepsia relief and drugstore promotions for cold remedies.

Detroit Chicago Athletics Baltimore OSS Ailwakee Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Baltmore Chica Washington Milwaukee W.L. Pet W. L. Pet Pittebure Brooklyn Cincinnati Phiad’a New York St Louis St. Loui Ponday Incinnan Pittsburghicago St. Toms

Trolley Car Runaway Injures 3 Seriously at Leonia Hill

Open trolley car carrying about 115 passengers dashed down Leonia hill near Fort Lee New Jersey after motorman lost control. All aboard were bruised three badly hurt conductor Frank Sunstruck and J B Robinson and wife seriously injured. car swung around curve and injured many as it toppled. Also notes labor union unification in textile trades and a Detroit suburb fire loss followed by health news from Paris and a local patent remedy endorsement.

New York Fort Lee N. J Leonia Hill Frank Sunstruck J. B. Robinson

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