Protective Association Targets Bottle Crime in National Convention
The American Fettlers' Protective Association held its fourth annual convention at Forbes Street Turner Hall with about 300 delegates from 18 branches. They reported 290 raids, 158,602 bottles valued at $16,000 seized, and 2,076,454 bottles restored to members as they push laws against illicit bottle trade and plan to petition Congress. officers were elected and the group adjourned to meet in Washington in December.
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American Fettlers’ Protective Association of the
United States
Forbes Street
Turner Hall
J. Boffum
Western Pennsylvania Association
Charles Jolly
National Association
Trenton
N. J
Washington
Baltimore
Louisville
San Francisco
New York Association
New York
Association
Finance Committee
Treasury
Philadelphia
J.C. Buffum
Pittsburg
August Graff
St. Louis
F. B. Moorehouse
Bridgeport
Emil Zelkner
Henry Nettick
Brooklyn
Otto Grant
Newark
J. Lebkuchner
Botties
Smong
Congress
Reductions at Beaver Falls Ex-Strikers Issue Circular
The Ex-Strikers at Carnegie Company's Beaver Falls mills report heavy unrest with low output and mass layoffs. They publish a circular listing wage cuts for assistants and engineers, water tenders and firemen, and higher furnace costs, while expressing thanks to supporters and challenging opponents.
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Carnegie Company
Beaver Falls
Lee
Lawrenceville Strikers Face Decisive Day at Union Mills
Report from Lawrenceville indicates plans to end the strike at the Union mills today. Workers there have not openly declared action yet, while Homestead strikers show unclear outcomes and discontent over suspended benefits and limited support from the Amalgamated Association.
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Lawrenceville
Homestead
Amalgamated Association
Carnegie Mills
Coal Exchange Opposes Stickneys Dike Plan at Logstown
A Coal Exchange committee reported success in blocking Major Stickney’s dike project at Logstown citing higher costs and uncertain results. River interests push to defeat Senator Frye’s steam pressure bill, fearing safety rules will slow vessels and hurt the Pittsburgh coal trade. Miner strikes persist with 300 miners at Old Eagle and Black Diamond mines at work as 500 new men prepare to enter the fourth pool.
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Coal Exchange
Washington
Major Stickney
Logstown
Casey
Coa Exchange
F. A. Churchman
National Board of Steamboat Navigation
Frye
Senate
Pittsburg
John A. Wood
W. H. Brown
Old Eagle
Black Diamond
Striking Elba Iron Works Faces 300 Holdout Workers
In Pittsburgh area, 300 Amalgamated Association members at the Elba Iron Works refuse to sign a wage scale. They will work at reduced output but demand the scale adoption, supported by the union as other mills resume partial operation.
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Carnegie Mills
Elba
Amalgamated Association
Pittsburg
Lawrenceville
Omastroshis 4
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Urged For Gentle Bowel Help
The article warns against quick acting pills and purgatives that irritate the stomach and bowels. It endorses genuine imported Carlsbad Sprudel Salt for its solvent and stimulating action without irritation, advising readers to obtain the authentic product.
46 Inch Alaska Seal Skin Garments Offer
A fur department promotes 46 inch sealskin garments praised for best value and quality. The collection includes 34 to 40 inch lengths with emphasis on the 46 inch pieces made to firm orders for Alaska seal skins. Prices are said to be the lowest ever and not repeatable once sold.
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Alaska
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