Starving cloakmakers vow to hold out amid relief efforts
New York Nov 15. The starving cloakmakers led by Barondess press relief as 2 000 strikers meet at Walhalla ball while spies fears are raised. He pledges to endure till February strike continues across shirt and coat trades with workers facing wage limits and layoff risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barondess
Valhalla Alon Aa
Joseph Barondess Borhood
Walhalla Ball
Joseph Rosendorf
Gompers
Clarendon Hall
Morris Bonn
Gour Street
Jacob Greenberger
Gouverneur Street
Goldstein
Brotherhood
Attorney Street
B. Weinstein
Clinton Street
A. Kapolofsky
Rutgers Street
Explosion at gun store kills boy and injures many
An 11 year old, John Washburn, returned to a gun store with a hired gun and pulled the trigger. The blast ignited a keg of powder, blowing out a wall and hurling clerk Sylvester Lyons through a window. Seward Sniffen was also injured as flames spread and workers suffered burns. Washburn was killed in the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyles
Minstrest
John Washburn
Sylvester Lyons
Washburn
Lyons
Seward Sniffen
Barrow
President denies rumor of bond dispute with secretary
In Wastixetox on November 15 the president refuted newspaper claims of a disagreement with Secretary Carlisle over bonds and cabinet matters. He affirmed continued strong alliance, stated no plan for retirement or policy differences, and warned against media misstatements while defending treasury cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artiste
Wastixetox
Carlisle
Treasury Department
Excitement Killed Her In New York Wedding Aftermath
Mrs. George W. Quintard died of heart disease after the wedding of her granddaughter in Port Chester New York. Officials think the excitement of the marriage contributed to her collapse. she had been in good health at the event. She was found unconscious at her Rye home and died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Quintard
Port Chester
N. Y
George W. Quintard
Charles Morgan
The
Morgan
Quintard Iron and Atee!works
Telegraphic Tidbits From Distant News
News snippets report floods in England killing many and diseases like scarlet fever spreading in Haverstraw. Deliberations include Debs attacking Olney over Philadelphia and Reading employees. Mrs. Johnson dies in Port Morris on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western line en route to church.
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England
Haverstraw
Emperor William
Herman von Schelling
Ir. Schonstedt
Eugene V. Debs
Olney
Philadelphia and
Reading
George Johnson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Port Morris
N. J
San Francisco
Bill Park Board of
Baltimore
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Ib— Er's Pharmacy
West Front Mreet
East Front Street
A. M. Griffin
Leon En Tuyers
Boston
Permene Tii
Tremont St
Mass
Sapolio
Rockview Home
ANL Day
Perimtttal
Montague Marks
Caton Square
la Publica
Passaic Valley Dairy
Jersey
Qur
Mal
F. E. Cooper
Aunfield
Tisa A L
Eiri H
Lemorest
Demorest
de Forest
Tdess
Ami
Chanut
J.M Chanut & Cie
Fifth Avenue
Madison Sq
Delmonico
Brooklyn
Fulton Street
Epp
James Epps
Owen Thic
Bumaopathic
Ndoo
LPANS
Ripans
Ripans Chemical CO
W &Proce Street
New York City
Reece Eenneeser
Sir Mann
Parker
Flasond Hamlin — Ie
Masons Hamlin Orcan
Fifth Ave
Metropolitan News CO
Congress Street
Nas
Princi
Congress
Young
Syracuse
Jefferson Young, Jr
Sutton
Amsterdam
Knights of Pythias
Mewmonis
W. H. Gibbs
Jackson, Miss
Niles
Kings County
Lexpos
Vienna
Alexander
Livadia
Wil
Parkhurst
Amberst
Amherst College
Chapel
Charles H. Parkhurst
OwrEnssporne, Ky
Charles
Coleone McCaull Baried
Bautmworse
John A. McCann
Bonnie Brae
Christian Sociology
Ozer
Institute of Christian Sociology
All IS
Cambridge
Harvard
Yale
Lanatic
Waltham
Fitchburg Road
Riverview
Banda
Mest
Bourrao
Rybakowski
Taggert
Cheektow
Seaver
Honduras
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Leech
Stiles & Co
M. M. Dunham
M- To & P.M. Sea Ihey Willesige
RO Shaoh
KE. M. Laing
Park Ave
Westminster
John Brown
South Second ST
J. P.O. Box
David F. Ken
North Avenue
J North Avenue
William J. Stephenson
Plainfield, N. J
Wale Paper
Watchung Aves
Edward
Pacific Mail Tea and Grocery Company
T. Williams
Park Avenue
H. M
Gardner
A. M
Somerset St
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