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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1901

Page

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Strikes Eye Peace Hope as Steel Mills Idle and Workforce Varies

A secret Amalgamated Association subcommittee negotiates terms with United States Steel Corp to end the strike. If accepted, union mills would remain union and nonunion plants unchanged, letting workers return with no questions asked, though President Shaffer resists. The Commercial Gazette reports 72,500 idle and 110,000 at work across mills, with 81 percent drop in tonnage, while strikers hope for a decisive victory and leadership splits hinder consensus.

Tee Amalgamated Association United States Steel Corporation United States Steel

Strikes Surge as Steel Firms Order Plant Actions

A strike wave expands with Painter's mill planned reopening and more nonunion work at Lindsey & Metutcheon's. Breaks are rumored at New Castle, but officials deny imminent action. American Tin Pirate plans resumption with nonunion workers. Chartiers plant to be dismantled for Leeburg. Shaffer leads Amalgamated to Wheeling with 62,000 on strike. many find work elsewhere while others idle.

Associated Press Dispatch Pittsburg McKeesport Wheeling Bellaire Union Carnegie Company Carnegie National Tube Works Benwood McCutcheon's Painter's Mill Lindsey & Metutcheon’s Painter's New Castle American Tin Pirate Company Crescent Cleveland Steel Corporation Chartiers Caree Leeburg Shaffer Amalgamated Association United States Steel Corporation National Tube Company

European Power Relations With United States Discussed

Frederick W. Holls in London after visits to St Petersburg, Berlin and Vienna says European public opinion favors peace and Europe sees the United States as a guarantor of progress. He argues against a European bloc against the U.S. and praises reciprocity, Monroe Doctrine extension, and canal control while noting commercial jealousy but no broad popular hostilities.

London Frederick W. Holls United States International Court of Arbitration the Hague St. Petersburg Berlin Vienna New York America Holls China Europe England Great Britain

Monnett seeks status checks on Ohio Steel firms in anti-trust inquiry

Former Attorney General Monnett, for the Anti-trust League, filed interrogatories with the Ohio secretary of state seeking details on United States Steel Corporation constituents doing business in Ohio. Questions cover stock, offices, taxes, property, and compliance with franchise tax provisions.

Columbus Monnett Anti-trust League Secretary of State United States Steel Corporation Ohio American Tin-plate Company National Steel Company Federal Steel Company American Steel and Wire Company American Steel Hoop Company Secretary of State Requested the Attorney General

Ohio fights U S Steel tax status under anti trust laws

Attorney General Sheets seeks a transcript of President Schwab testimony before the Industrial Commission for a possible Ohio probe into United States Steel Company and its state tax eligibility. Ohio officials argue the constituent companies form a trust, while U S Steel may avoid full property ownership by just owning stock. If the tax is refused the state will sue. if paid the question is whether the company can legally do business in Ohio.

Columbus Sheets Schwab United States Steel Company Industrial Commission Washington United States Steel Corporation Ohio Unitedates Steel Corporation Secretary of State United States Poe

reciprocity urged by German writer against tariff war

Kreuz Zeitung contributor Paul Dehn argues for a reciprocity pact with the United States, saying tariffs would harm Germany while mutual self interest could promote cooperative trade. He notes Agrarian sympathy but warns a tariff war would damage Germany and that a treaty would bolster Germany in looming tariff conflicts.

Berglin Kreuz Zeitung Paul Dehn United States Germany Herr Dehn

Dr Smyser Arrested Over Forgery Charges in Illinois

Chicago Aug 1 Dr Jacob H Smyser secretary of the State Board of Dental Examiners was arrested on two state warrants for forgery and forged reports. Arrest followed charges by U S consul James H Worman and prompted Governor Yates to demand resignations of the board. Worman called it the first step in a hot sensational affair in Chicago.

Chicago Jacob H. Smyser State Board of Dental Examiners Cavanagh State Board James H. Worman United States Munich Bavaria Yates Worman Kav

Smyser to Face Hearing with Counsel as Bonds Set

Anagh waited while Smyser was accompanied by his counsel W. B. McEwen who became his surety on bonds of 3000 dollars total one dollar on each charge. Hearing on the case will be Friday with Judge Kavanagh presiding as examining magistrate.

Anagh Smyser W. 8. McEwen Kavanagh

Consolidated Tobacco absorbs rivals in New Jersey mortgage filing

In Jersey City the Hudson county courthouse recorded a $150,000 mortgage from the Consolidated Tobacco Company of America to Morton Trust Company. The mortgage secures 4 percent bonds up to $315,000,000, dated June 14 with revenue stamps of $7.00. The filing shows Consolidated Tobacco has absorbed American Tobacco and Continental Tobacco and subsidiary concerns.

New York Hudson County Jersey City Consolidated Tobacco Company of America Morton Trust Company Consolidated Tobacco Company American Tobacco Continental Tobacco

Wheeler Honored by Newport Society at Beechwood Dinner

Gen Joseph Wheeler was guest of honor at a Beechwood dinner hosted by Mrs William Astor in Newport. The pretentious affair drew twenty six guests from prominent circles and included Col J J Astor who accompanied Wheeler during the Santiago campaign.

Newport R. J Joseph Wheeler Newport Society William Astor Beechwood

Dowager Empress Frederick Interred Beside Husband at Potsdam

Potsdam August 12 remains of the Dowager Empress Frederick interred beside her husband in Friedenskirche mausoleum near Potsdam. A solemn royal procession from Wild Park station included Emperor William Queen Alexandra King Edward and diplomatic guests. The ceremony featured military guards, clergy, and a Berlin Cathedral choir performance after the coffin was laid in the vault.

Potsdam Frederick Friedenskirche Emperor William Royal Hall Wild Park Count von Buelow Cabinet Knights of the Black Eagle Reichstag Berlin Wild Park Station United States Andrew D. White von Moltke Gardes du Corps Royal Page Corps Gross-Lichterfelde Dryander Asamann Cronberg King Edward Dragoon Guards Queen Victoria White Edw Queen Alexandra Ninces Christ Grell Neidhart Edward Empress Hamburg Osborne Copenhagen Hom Willem

Bloodhounds Track Train Robbers Across Indian Territory

About 100 in cash and a varied assortment of jewelry were stolen from passengers on Missouri Kansas & Texas train No. 3 near Caney Switch, Indian Territory. Five masked men dynamited the express car and safe, rifling mail sacks and plundering passengers. A diamond ring and shirt stud were given to the engineer, while bloodhounds pursued the six men to their homes as authorities prepared to file charges.

Fort Worth Tex Caney Switch I. T Caney Denison Indian Territory Muskogee Katy Tulley Lanham Sam Gaines Railway Mail Service So Company

Arrests In Caney Robbery Named By Deputy

A Caney robbery case leads to the arrest of E. Richmond, Bob Alford, George Brown, John Gibson, Tom Edwards and Jack Barr. Deputy J. B. Davis reported captures at Caney, with bonds set at $500 each. two suspects fled on horseback. Masks found in the cook stove and wet clothing matching passengers’ descriptions tied to the crime. Two other riders remain at large.

Benison Tex J. B. Davis Colbert I. T Caney Mr. Davis E. €. Richmond Bob Alford George Brown John Gibson Tom Edwards Jack Barr Atoka Broodhounds Ralls George F. Tuley Sherman

Deed of a Stingy Man in Shamokin

Jacob Gerhart a contractor and builder murdered his wife in the rear yard by shooting her through the heart. He tried to kill himself, firing a revolver at his head. the bullet glanced, leaving a severe scalp wound. He is in custody. The crime followed Mrs Gerhart’s plan to separate over his alleged parsimony in maintaining the household and her need to hire others to clothe and feed their four sons.

Shamokin Jacob Gerhart Gerhart

Locomotive Wreck Explodes Killings Tragedy Unfolds

A Denver and Rio Grande mixed train locomotive exploded near Laveta Colorado. Engineer L. P. Woods was killed and Fireman M. S. Maple died from injuries hours later. Both men resided in Pueblo. The cause of the explosion remains unknown.

Pueblo Col Denver & Rio Grande Road Laveta L. P. Woods Maple

Uribe Reported Killed Fighting Colombians with Venezuelan Army

The noted Latin American agitator Uribe, reportedly with the Venezuelan Army, is said to be dead after clashes with Colombian forces. Details remain unconfirmed, with authorities urging caution pending official confirmation.

Colombian General Uribe Uribe Reported Killed in Venezuela

Chaos in Colombia grows as El Conservador reports General Rafael Uribe Uribe killed July 27 at San Cristobal while leading Colombian forces against invaders. News remains unconfirmed, with officials and supporters doubting the claim as Restrepo reports indirect evidence of Uribe alive and resisting with about 15,000 men.

New York el Conservador Baranquilla Colombia Rafael Uribe Uribe San Cristobal Venezuela Iguaran Rio Hocha Barranquilla Uribe General Uribe Castro A. J. Restrepo Zulia Restrepo Senor Eduardo Espinosa

Revolutionary Movements Reported in Colombia and Panama

State Department notes three Colombian sources reporting progress in revolutionary activity. Gudger from Panama cites a July raid with an alcalde and policemen captured, while cities near Colon and Panama see guerrilla fighting. Hart from Bogota reports arrests of former president adherents amid nationalist Liberal mobilization. details come via New York consul. The governor of Panama reportedly says guerrilla bands cause no uneasiness.

Washington Aug. T State Department Colombia Termni Patcama Gudger Panama Mahinos Colon Hart Dr. Seneclemente Malachis Herran New York

Witness list for Schley court inquiry released

Acting Secretary Hackett stated the Schley court will convene in September and that witnesses will be named by the judge advocate and Admiral Schley. He refused to reveal specifics or confirm whether Admiral Lampoon is to be summoned. Special dispatch notes patents issued to Indiana inventors Miles Baese of Kokomo and William F. Cook of Richmond for a clothes dryer and a shoe device.

Washington Aug. M Hackett Navy Department Schlex Schley Sehley Lehteyee Reegard Wiehington Ad Schley Jnvy Admiral Lampoon Schley Court Indianapeli Miles Baese Kokomo William F. Qook Richmond

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Shapfer Indianapolis Journal Messrs. Morgan and Schwab Tory Chaffer Carnegie Mills the Commercial Gazette Carnegie Steel Company National Steel Company Sab Psedber Saab Band Bdanaches Een Steel and Wire Company Steel Pipe American Sheet Steel Mayor Black MR. Holli Mit Peace and Progress Buckeye State MR. Sheets Blanks DR. Smyser Illinois Dental Board Consolidated Tobacco Company Se Gen Church of Peace Merry Daredevils Arre Prior Creek Parsons Kan Missouri, Kansas & Texas Kansas City Swicell Nrson, Tex Santiago Santiago DE Cuba Punta Gorda Sucopa Plice Spain Dif Isthmus MR. Spaulding Wakeman Wit Nesses Spaulding Treasury Department Bloch Brown Charles C. Brown Secretary of the Treasury Schley Court OF Inquiry Indiana
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