Labor Strike Ends at Shoenberger Mills in New York
Workers at Shoenberger & Co resume operations after a fall meeting declared the strike off. Old positions were filled by new hires, with several former employees told to seek work elsewhere. Managers praised the orderly conduct despite disruption.
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Amalgamated Association
Henderson
Menderson
Mr. Trenderson
Ceater
Sean
Coe
Les Eareed
Taking Men Out of the Mill on Thirty-Third Street
Strikers at the Thirty-third Street mills press forward with a mission to win workers away from the plants. They report a Derry Baseball Club member, Knavin of Johnstown, leaving the 12-inch mill as rougher, after a committee escorted him to the train for a safe return home. Gustav Wreasse, a heater in the came mill, joined the strikers, with Emanuel Schillo of the Press Committee noted among organizers.
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Knavin
Johnstown
Gustav Wreasse
Emanuel Schillo
Labor Strains Hit Mill Operations Says Foreman
A foreman reports severe disruption as many workers are removed from the works. One heater was forced to manage three fur furnaces on the 18 inch mill last night, crippling output and signaling strained supervision.
Germans Bound for Creighton Barred From Landing
August Kruska and Augustus Chivarat, mirror finishers from Germany bound for Creighton, were prevented from landing at New York by Special Treasury Inspectors and ordered back to the ship. They offered ten German marks per day to work in the establishment. Bohemian passengers bound for glass plants in South Jersey were also found but could not be detained due to lack of evidence. Shoenberger workers doubt a wide stam pede for positions as the strike ends and the charter may be relinquished.
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Rebuilding a Furnace at Carnegie Bes semer
Rebuilding of Furnace A at the Carnegie plant in Bes semer will take three months to finish. The item mentions C H Reber of the Missouri Pacific Railway in New Haven Missouri recounting a hot evening experience with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and reflects on the medicine’s summer usefulness. It also notes origins and a promotion for Camellia flour and the Laelia Place development on Highland Avenue highlighting features and imminent lot sales.
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Missouri Pacific Railway
New Haven
See
Highland Avenue
Illey
Pittsburg
East End
G A R Encampment and Naval Veterans Reunion Rail Tickets
The B and O railroad will sell excursion tickets from September 13 to 20 with return through October. Fare from Pittsburg to stop at all eastern points including Baltimore is 9 dollars round trip.
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Washington, D. C
Naval Veterans
Baltimore
Berland
Pittsburg
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