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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 21, 1901

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Federation Orders Mandatory Union Assessments

The executive council of the Federation of Labor ruled that 3 percent assessments to aid the International Association of Machinists are mandatory and cannot be exempted by unions. Gompers was tasked to push laws against child labor and for compulsory education and to organize rubber workers internationally. Emma Goldman Hanged In Effigy In Milwaukee an anarchist figure was hung in effigy by about 100 people near a telephone wire. More than a hundred people sought permission to witness Czolgosz’s execution at Auburn prison, aiming to view the president’s assassin electrocuted.

Federated International Machinists Washington executive council the Federation of Labor International Association of Machinists Gompers international union of rubber workers Emma Goldman Milwaukee Czolgosz Auburn, yy Auburn prison

The Czar Lets Loubet View Compiegne Park

In Compiegne Emperor Nicholas withheld visits to Pierrefonds and the park, while guarding the chateau with patrols and bayoneted palisades. Five detectives failed to breach the outer limits as Loubet and the empress attended a gala theatre performance with Rostand verses and Musset comedy. Washington weighs renewing credentials for all U S ambassadors abroad.

Nicholas Compiegne Loubet Chateau Compiegne Pierrefonds Czarina chateau gardens M. Loubet Emperor Nicholas Mme Loubet M. Rostand Mme. Bartel Comedie Francaise Alfred de Musset Washington state department United States

Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues

National League games in Pittsburgh and Chicago produced high totals with Philadelphia suffering losses. In Pittsburgh, Philadelphia lost 10 to 1 then 20 to 7. Chicago split, 3 1 in favor of Boston routed by Chicago in the first and heavy 16 inning tilt. St Louis hosted Brooklyn into late hours. American League matches saw Philadelphia, Chicago and Detroit tallying modest scores with Boston and Cleveland games ending in darkness after seven innings.

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Witnesses Testimony in Schley Court Reconvenes

Washington dispatch reports the Schley court of inquiry reconvening to hear four witnesses. Rear Admiral Higginson testified about the May 31 bombardment of the Spanish steamer Colon and Schley’s presence in the bombardment, noting the action drew Spanish fire and viewing Schley as a capable commander.

Court hears questions on Schley duties at Santiago harbor

Admiral Dewey and court discuss whether Commodore Schley did everything possible to capture the Spanish cruiser Colon. Major Wood testifies on sights near Santiago Bay and on Schley’s reported commands. Captain Harber details Texas operations and the battle line as adjournment nears.

Seley Gunter Harker Texas Washington Schley court of inquiry Higginson Santiago Massachusetts Commodore Schley Christobal Colon Santiago harbor Schley Advocate Lemly cent Admiral Dewey C. M Chester Cincinnati Thomas N Wood marine corps Giles B. Harber Higgioson Colon Morro Castle Admiral Higginson Admiral Schrey Wood judge advocate Commoore Schley Harber Philip Cienfuegos Brooklyn Oregon Iowa

American Competition In The World Market Explored

Berlin reports the Kreuz Zeitung argues Europe must unite to counter American trade strength. It cites US export growth from 35 million to 129 million marks and soaring trusts aided by labor organization and machinery, urging a European coalition.

Europe Berlin The Kreuz Zeitung United States Blondel organization of labor

President Roosevelt Cabinet Meets After McKinley Death

Washington September 21 Roosevelt’s cabinet meets in somber session to chart policy for a conservative administration with Long likely to retire soon. The president walks to lunch alone, avoiding a bodyguard, while Philadelphia reports a growing smallpox outbreak and other cities note memorials and incidents linked to McKinley’s death.

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