Yachts Fail To Finish In Second Constitution Race
Newport R I Sept 3 The second official trial of the Columbia and the Constitution failed to produce a result due to scant wind. The yachts could not finish within the time limit and ended two miles east of Brenton's Reef Lightship. The Columbia led by a quarter mile as observers from the Shamrock II and Erin watched from the yacht Erin. The Independence also sailed, while its backers hoped for better wind today.
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Reef
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Sir Thomes Tinian
George L. Watson
Shamrock St
William Jamieson
Ratsey
Lyesmore
Shamrock IL
Erin
Labor Day Rally Defies Trust Maltreatment in Pittsburgh
Between 15 000 and 20 000 workers gathered for a Labor Day demonstration. Speakers Shaffer and Brennan urged unity against the Amalgamated Association’s foes, defending contracts, promising resolve, and proposing labor’s injunction to curb bank loans to trusts. Brennan urged ballot protection and a strategic shift to new methods.
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Mne
Shaffer
William J. Brendan
Amalgamated Association
Irons
Debs
Dewees Wood
McKeesport
trust
Wall street
United States
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Mr. Shaffer
Mr. Brennan
friends of
labor
Mr. Morgan
Serious Charge For Strikers At Star Plant
Pittsburg September 3 officials of the Star plant accuse pickets of delaying a special delivery letter carrier on Twelfth street and delaying a company carriage on Penn Avenue. A mob later surrounded William Jones a colored man mistaken for a nonunion worker. police rescued him.
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Star Plant
Pittsburg
Twelfth street
Penn avenue
Wiliam Jones
Starworks
Crossan
Labor Day Parades Across Cities Highlight Union Strength
Philadelphia hosts seven thousand marchers with floats and banners as Labor Day celebrations unfold nationwide from Atlantic to Pacific. Kansas City features William J. Bryan in an open air speech to about seventy thousand. Roosevelt appears at Minnesota State Fair with thousands in attendance. Savannah endures a civilian soldier clash with no fatalities. Richmond debates honoring Labor Day in a constitutional meeting.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Minneapolis
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Mexico
Socialist party
Washington Park
Delaware
Max Hays
Cleveland
KANSAS CITY
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
hod carriers union
Minnesota Agricultural Society
fair association
Third Infantry
First Artillery
Minnesota National Guard
General Miles
Archbishop Ireland
Governor Van Sant
Minnesota
Van Sant
Lady Laurier To Help Enter Royal Guests At Dominion Visit
Lady Laurier wife of Sir Wilfrid Laurier Canada’s premier will assist in entertaining the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York during their tour. A refined and charming figure from an old French-Canadian family she was noted as a beauty in her youth.
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Canrida
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York
Lady Laurier
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
Dominion
Labor Day Parade Honors Unemployed and Workers
San Francisco marked Labor Day with a parade of at least 20 000 union members across nearly three hours. The evening featured a benefit ball for locked out workers and strikers. Flags waved as unemployed participants received the loudest cheers.
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San Francisco
Grave Signs Of Miners Strike In Labor Day Address
President Mitchell warned operators will be held to their contracts. At the Lake Lodore excursion in Scranton 3900 Labor Day attendees heard Mitchell say miners will enforce the verbal contract with no strike unless contracts are respected. He cited recent discharges wage cuts and violations and vowed work will halt if promises are breached.
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Mitchell
Scranton
Central Labor Union
Lake Lodore
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of
United Mine Workers of America
Settlement talks eyed by Mitchell and coal road presidents
John Mitchell and District Presidents T D Nehois Thomas Duffy and John Fahey plan to travel to New York to meet with coal road chiefs this week to resolve grievances raised at Hazleton. If talks fail the Hazleton powers may order strikes at Wyoming area mines over alleged employer breaches of agreements.
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John Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
T D. Nehois
Thomas Duffy
John Fahey
New York
Hazleton
Wyoming
Miss Eastwickin Court Charged With Stock Certificate Forgery
London Sept 3 Marie Josephine Eastwickin of Philadelphia faced police court on charges of forging a Canadian Pacific stock certificate valued at £100,900. Evidence showed she sought £1,000 to buy U S Steel shares and altered a five share Caledonian Pacific certificate to reflect a thousand. Beeton alerted police after noticing the altered document.
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London
Marie Josephine Fasiwich
Philadelphia
Guilt Hall
evedence
Beeton
the
stock exchange
United States Steel Corporation
Canadian Pacific
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in National and American Leagues
Morning and afternoon results show postponements and multiple games across the National and American Leagues. Brooklyn losses and delays due to rain, Philadelphia and Chicago performances cited, with key outcomes from Boston, Pittsburgh, New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee, Baltimore, and St. Louis.
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