National Metal Trades Assn Convenes Amid Labor Split
The National Metal Trades Association closes its convention amid divisions over hours and labor strategy. A $509000 strike fund is pledged to support workers, with use outlined for pickets and general expenses. Delegates from San Francisco, Seattle and Portland join discussions on hours and wages, while the union stance remains nonrecognition of labor groups.
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Grousome Find Identified
The headless body found in Chelmsford woods last Sunday was identified as Mrs. Alley Blondin of Boston by her sister in Lawrence. She had married French Canadian mil operator Blondin in February and had been missing since April after a separation over travel.
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Y M C A Jubilee in Full Swing at Convention
The International Jubilee Convention of the Y M C A opened yesterday in Boston with work on fifty years of YMCA efforts. Judge Seidenberg Spencer of St Louis spoke on lessons of fifty years, noting the reach of YMCA work to all classes. Bruno Dobbs of Cripple Creek was chosen secretary as delegates filled Mechanics Building for the opening program. Temperatures listed for major cities accompany the item. Times are from notable edition briefs.
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Shriners Select San Francisco for Annual Meeting
The Shriners held their first annual meeting in Kansas City with a morning visit to stock yards packing houses and an afternoon parade of Arab patrols. The convention culminated in the grand annual ball attended by Nobles and ladies amid vibrant costumes. Philip C. Schaffer of Philadelphia was elected Imperial Potentate, and San Francisco chosen as next year’s meeting site.
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Jealousy Sparks Fatal Shooting at Apartment Wife
Des Moines dispatch reports Elijah S Teathcote a contractor killed his wife after midnight pouring revolver fire into her at their Darrow Glock apartment. Jealousy alleged over rumors of her love for another contractor. He faces charges while the wife lies in hospital in critical condition.
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DES MOINES
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Preferred Penitentiary to Trial for Robbery
Gustave Schriekengast took a pauper's oath at Helena Montana and secured discharge from a five year term and $500 fine for counterfeiting. After serving his term he declined the pauper oath to avoid remittance, freeing him from the penalty and liberty concerns as Idaho officials sought his return for highway robbery. Congress was to be asked to order discharge after federal conviction and upcoming appeal.
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King Edward Awards 8000 Medals To South African War Veterans
London witnesses a grand ceremony at Horse Guards Parade as King Edward and the Royal family award medals to 8000 soldiers who served in the South African campaign. Lords Roberts and Brilner lead the medal recipients while 2000 officers and guards form the honor guard. the event lasts nearly three hours with the Queen at the King's side.
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Newport News Shipyards to Close as Machinists Strike
A Newport News shipyard laid off one thousand workers due to a machinists strike, bringing total losses to two thousand. The plant may close by Saturday night as yards nationwide refuse to concede demands, signaling indefinite shutdowns across facilities not meeting machinists' terms.
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ATLANTA
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Three Men Killed at Launching Battleship Kiel
At Kiel on June 12 Emperor William and Prince Henry witnessed the launch of the battleship Zachringen amid delays due to weather. During shore removal a collapse killed two workers and injured three others as the ship was finally launched this afternoon. The Grand Duchess of Baden christened the vessel Zaesringen.
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Indemnity Total in Hague Arbitration Question
Washington reports that Mr Rockhill proposes submitting the indemnity issue to the Hague tribunal. The believed 450 million taels total may not reflect formal agreement, though China had agreed to 150 million taels. The plan seeks not only payment method but the overall sum for arbitration.
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Ninth Day of Kennedy Trial in Kansas City
The ninth day of Lulu Prince Kennedy's murder trial in Kansas City drew crowds as testimonies linked to the couple's marriage emerged. Witnesses testified Kennedy's involvement with Lulu Prince and statements about threats, marriage, and alleged coercion.
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Illinois Official Trial For New battleship Illinois
The Illinois battleship, built by Newport News, completed her official trial from Cape Ann to Baltimore with Admiral Evans leading the Government Board. The test covered a 33 knot length twice, aiming for 16 knots in speed, and lasted about four hours with the vessel sighted near Rockport and finishing at 18:42.
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