Boston Strikes Face Conference As 21000 Idle
Labor leaders in Boston meet with Civic Federation officials as talks with Secretary Easley proceed amid a two day tie up. About 21,000 workers remain idle and traffic partial, with scabs fined and strikers keeping order outside. Shipping and freight movements show limited progress despite organized unions.
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Boston
Seermanry
Ralph M. Basler
Civic Federation
Jengley
Easley
Iis
Painters Strike Sparks Violence at Vidstory Turmoil
Striking painters amass over 700 workers with more en route as a late Washington shipment streams into the Baltimore and Ohio station under picket clash. AFL President Samuel Gompers and Brotherhood head Bahthorn expected to mediate. Troops back from Manila aid tensions as Sheridan carries troops and medical personnel.
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PEATE
Nananiga
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Samuel Gampers
American Federation of Labor
Bahthorn
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
Grmyr Pittsby
Willing to Enter Cabinet McCarnick Names Interest
William S. McCarnick, banker and rancher from Los Angeles and Salt Lake City, telegraphed Utah senator Thomas Kearns that he would accept the secretary of the interior post if offered and if Secretary Hitchcock resigns. He said Senators Kearns and Millard asked him and he would take the job if the president offered it. A Washington dispatch notes Millard said he asked McCarnick to consider the post but acted on his own responsibility and did not request the presidency on anyone's behalf.
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Rurchher
Los Angeles
Tal
Twillam S. McCarnick
Salt Lake City
Thomas Kearns
Utah
Washington
Interior
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Kearns
Millard
McCornick
Amd
Washinton
Viessey Averead
Interior Department
Elkins Jr dies a noted industrialist in Philadelphia
William J. Elkins Jr., son of Traction magnate William P. Elkins, dies at his country home after long illness. He led the Pennsylvania for Works company and the United Coke and Gas company interests, chaired several firms, and served as director of multiple Philadelphia clubs and ventures. His widow is the daughter of Colonel J. W. Pelion.
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Philadelphia
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Mento Loded
Eukina Station
Tmi
Pennsylvania For Works Company
Ota Coke and Chemical Company
Pittsburg Gas and Coke Company
United Coke and Gas Campers
Starige Company
Me Reespoart Gaia Improyciment Belen
Ilis Scone
Tifton Acue
Huntingdon Valley
Elkins
J. W. Pelion
Tolstai Count TolstoiS Condition Worsens In War News
A garbled report from St. Trotersbarg dated March 14 notes a sudden decline in Count Tolstoi’s condition with a high pulse, feverish symptoms, insomnia and low spirits. The entry also mentions unrelated dispatches on Russian clashes, a new docking project on Lake Michigan, and various international notices.
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St. Trotersbarg
Tolstoi
Yal
Criniga
Freedom for Methuen No Exchange Considered
London March 14 War secretary Mr Grodrick said in the house that General Methuen who was captured and wounded by General Delarey March 10 had been released and was expected to arrive at Merksdorp in Transvaal. He noted that no exchange for Commandant Kitzinger had been contemplated and the telegram did not state Methuen was released but it was presumed due to his care by British medics. Additional debate focused on an aborted royal visit to Ireland and cabinet actions amid Liberal opposition.
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Central Labor Union
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House of Commons
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Edward
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Princes Henry's Sentiments and Other Dispatches Abroad
Prince Henry of Prussia sends a grateful message from Berlin after the New York farewell, expressing thanks for the warm reception. London reports James Dick, the rubber king, leaving £100,000 to employees and charities, with modest sums to clerks. Berlin criticizes tariff moves on Italian flowers, warning it could derail a future treaty. Boston mourns General Augustus I. Martin, former mayor and police commissioner, at age sixty seven. Canton reports restless merchants under heavy taxes, appealing to a viceroy for relief.
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