Gittleng Alliance Begins Campaign of Labor Hostility
A jagged OCR fragment shows an alliance announcing hostilities toward organized labor. It mentions Kuroki attacked and a circular letter outlining a campaign program. Unclear dates or places.
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03 Oct 1904
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Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1904
Page
1
Port Arthur Siege Reports Signal Food Shortages and Casualties
Russian and Japanese forces clash with heavy losses near Port Arthur as supply lines tighten. Reports detail scarce forage and clothing, ample ammunition, nursing support, and mass casualties on both sides amid a harsh retreat and renewed Japanese pressure along the left flank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Principles for Which the Citizens' Alliance Stands
From the prospectus of the Citizens' Alliance of Beattie the document states the group supports enforcement of laws the open shop opposition to sympathetic strikes protection against boycott and unlawful coercion and output restrictions while not opposing organized labor itself. It argues labor organizations must grant the same rights to employers and others that they seek for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Alliance of Beattie
Citizens' alliance forms to oppose organized labor in city
The Star reports the Citizens' alliance secretly organizing to wage a Dig battle against unions. Heads quarters open in the Lumber Exchange. officers include Jacob Furth and F. W. Mitchell. Dues are 31 dollars with a 1 dollar initiation fee. Labor unions respond with renewed activity as employers seek members and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Alliance
Star
H Ie
Emalier
Alliance
Lumber Exchange
Jacob Furth
Seattle Electric Company
Charlies BE. Peabody
Alaska Steamship Company
F. W. Mitchell
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver
William Moran
Moran Bros Company
M. C. Shields
Northwest Car Service Association
American Federation
Beattie
Alliance Promotes Labor United Front Against Outside Influence
The alliance pledges mutual aid to protect employers from labor disturbances and urges members of various associations to join. It cites Dayton and Beloit as examples where unions disrupted business, claiming police and officials aided violations, and asserts its principles align with the Roosevelt era strike commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Ite
The
Dayton
Beloit
Wik
Citieens
Beloit Teamsters’ Union
Towen
Tts
KR. D. Hogan
Belott
Daily Journal
Roosevelt
Western Central Labor Union Pushes Importation Ban During Strikes
The Western Central Labor union drafts a statute to bar importing laborers and crafts from other states during strikes. The measure aims to curb strike breakers used by certain local employers. Similar laws exist in California Wisconsin and Illinois with AFL support planning for nine more states. The law would deprive corporations of a key tool to break strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Committee
Western Central Labor Union
The
Western Central
Barbers’ Union
Prentine
Rs’ Union
California
Wisconsin
Ilinois
American Federation of Labor
Long Breaks a Contract in Boxing Feud
Louie Long of Oakland backed out of a Friday bout with Charlie Neary of Milwaukee and signed to fight Jack Clifford of Helena, Mont., next Thursday. He will forfeit 200 dollars to Billy Lavigne for breaking the Phoenix club contract. The report also notes Steamship Texan, chartered by Rank Waterhouse, to run Seattle to Asiatic ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Long
Oakland
Charlie Neary
Milwaukee
Billy Lavigne
Jack Clifford
Helena
Mont
Lavigne
Phoenix Club
Rank Waterhouse
Texan
Seattle
Asiatic
Ship Bound for Seattle From New York
A vessel owned by the American-Hawaiian Steamship Company is bound for Seattle from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
New York
The
American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
Shiloh Calls Apostolic Followers to Move to Me
Rev. Frank Sanford leader of Holy Ghost and Us in Shiloh Maine tells followers worldwide to evacuate homes and relocate to Shiloh as a refuge during persecution. A Tacoma Washington group has sold property and begun building shacks to house expected believers. A second report notes a missing suitcase at Delmonico restaurant on Front Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon Falls
Frank Sanford
Holy Ghost
Shiloh
Elijah
Earth
Revela
Great Red Dragons
Tacoma
Wash
Ennat
Pacific Coast
Membership pledge from Citizens Alliance applicant endorsement
The document appears as a pledge stating the applicant denies membership in labor unions and condemns boycotts and coercion while promising to abide by alliance rules. It references unlawful restraint and conspiracy notions and asserts willingness to honor the alliance and keep member secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Alliance
Seattle
Washington
Man Escapes Hospital Clerk Opens Fire in O'Briens Landing
In O'Briens Landing Missouri on October 4 Charlee Geitrell, a hospital patient and clerk, escaped from a nurse with a gun and shot four men and a Negro woman before fleeing into the woods. Sheriff and posse pursue. Geitrell dressed only in a night robe. He traveled here from Memphis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O' Briens Landing
Charlee Geitrell
Poose
Geitrellle
Memphis
Tenn
Steamer Al-Ki Catches Fire at Port Orchard Wharf
The steamer Al-Ki caught fire while tied up at Port Orchard wharf at 4 oclock yesterday morning. Forward bulwarks and pilot house burned. Inland Piver crew aided in saving the vessel which was possibly a total loss if not for timely assistance. The source vessel runs between here and Port Orchard and will be laid up for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Orchard
Politician Walter Milla Delivers Witty Socialist Speech
A large Grand Opera House audience praised Walter Thomas Milla, a Kansas socialist, for a brilliant epigram and witty remarks. He stood barely five feet, yet the crowd cheered as he argued that workers create value but lack sufficient nets to buy goods, causing a surplus and a poor market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Thomas Milla
Kansas
Grand Opera House
Mille
Milo
Postmaster General Payne Reported Improving
Washington dispatches describe a morning update on Postmaster General Payne. Officials say there is some improvement and he rests easily though danger of death remained possible. President Roosevelt visited Payne’s apartments and left with cautious hopes for survival if condition holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Delmonigo
Fhat
Ile
Washington
Payne
Magruder
Grayson
Roosevelt
Postmaster General Payne Faces Health Struggles
Washington October 2 Postmaster General Payne endured a difficult day with multiple rallies followed by sinking spells his condition remained fragile though there was still some hope late last night Mrs Payne remained at his bedside President Roosevelt visited to inquire about his health
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walmngton
Payne
Peace Congress Opens at Tremont with Hay Address
The International Peace Congress began at Tremont temple with six hundred delegates from nine nations and all states. Secretary Hay lauded U S peace efforts, cited The Hague, McKinley and Roosevelt administrations, and urged world unity for lasting peace as meetings run through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Beripps News
International Peace Congress
Tremont Temple
Union
Hay
Far East
America
Hague
City of Seattle Steamship Delayed On Pacific Port Call
The City of Seattle, of the Pacific Coast Steamship Co, was due to arrive Sunday but is now expected tonight or tomorrow morning. Captain Nicholson sent a telegram saying the City of Seattle left Juneau Saturday afternoon with 120 passengers with no reason given for the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paecific Coast Steamship Company
Seattle
Nicholson
Ciy of
Beatle
Juneau
Katarsain Acknowledges Prolonged War Effort and Local Reforms
Premier Katarsain said in a Torio interview that the war will continue a long time and the nation must be determined to achieve success with sacrifices. He urged greater economy and efficiency in local administration as governors plan a provincial meeting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torio
Katarsain
First train carries Japanese wounded and Russian prisoners
The first rebuilt railway train left Oct 3 carrying Japanese wounded about 100 sick and 33 wounded Russian prisoners en route to Japan. The wounded were among the last Japanese wounded left in Liao Yang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oku
Japan
Liao Yang
Russian General Reports Strengthened Vanguard Near Mukden
General Sakaroff reports the Japanese vanguard has been strengthened and reached a point southeast of Mukden. No serious engagements or movements reported at other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Sakaroff
Mukden
Five Labor Unions Take Root as Organizers Arrive
Five organizers of the American Federation of Labor join local efforts to reorganize craftsmen in Seattle. The Laundry Workers' union wins contracts with major laundries, the Teamsters resume activity with 21 new members, and sidewalk cement workers are to be organized. Two new unions are expected next week as three more organizers arrive from Montana and the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Prentice, Wheeler and
Tate
Western Central Labor Union
Laundry Workers’ Union
Teamters’ Union
Montana
Hamilton
American Federative Washington Federation of Labor
Graem
Oregon Federation of Labor
Wheeler
Actors’ National Protective Union
Gibson
United Mine Workers
Organization Committee
Western Central
Seattle
Jury Deadlocks in Williams v Ballard Lumber Suit
A Superior Court jury, after 30 hours of deliberation, reported to Judge Alberta on Saturday afternoon that they could not reach a verdict in the $20,000 damage suit of Charles Williams against Ballard Lumber for the loss of four fingers sustained while employed at the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Charles Williams
Ballard Lumber Company
Williams
Hindu woman tours United States to establish school in Calcutta
Mrs. Sukhada Banarjie, a Hindu woman, travels to promote a school for women in Calcutta. She delivers lectures during a country tour, speaking at the Y M C A vesper service and services at North Street Church the Christian Alliance church and Battery Street Methodist church. Her talks share life experiences and her role as a child mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sukhada Banarjie
Calcutta
Y. A. Vesper
North Tst
Christian Alllange Church
Battery Stree Methodist Church
Missed Her Mark in Narrow Escape of Murderess
Mrs O Flake fired two revolvers in a confrontation with her husband C Plake and others. Police arrested all involved after patrolmen intervened disarming the woman. no charges were filed against the combatants. Witnesses described a tense scene as the wife fled prior days from her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flake
T. H. Harlow
Bryant
Melvin
Woodmen of the World Hold Grand Opera House Event
About 700 members attended the Grand Opera House event while nearly 5 000 saw the program. Mayor Ballinger and Rev My A Matthews spoke and an engaging program followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore der
Ballinger
My A. Matthews
Oregon Returns on Fifth Nome Voyage With Passengers and Gold
The steamship Oregon completed its fifth Nome voyage yesterday carrying passengers and 6316 in gold. It will sail for Nome on October 8 under the fifth voyage. M D Sampers filed suit in Nome district court against the N A T T company seeking 59500 for alleged pecuniary damages from a breached contract and a sale of general merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
M. D. Sampers
Nome
A. T. & T. Compan
Generalrchandise
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gittleng Alliance
Anung Employers
Kee
Ae Pe
Kuroki
TLE Royal
Keripps News Ren
Rome
Oyama
Yen Tai
Chefoo
Mischenkes
Kuropatkin
Chepco
Stoessel
Stoessell
Moneychaff
Poggersky
Labor
Newmarket
Parrot
Wester Central Labor Union
Fairbanks
Sy Serine News Assen
Pekin
Philippines
Ocege
Puget Sound
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