Storm Relief and Flood Damage Reported After Gulf Coast Storm
Storm battered the Gulf coast with 5.44 inches of rain and heavy winds. The New Orleans division faced outages as wires failed and communications collapsed for hours. A wild bull roamed streets, two horses injured, one killed by police. The steamboat Lady Jane rescued truck gardeners from marshes between Mobile and Spanish rivers, saving families including a nine-member Stauter clan. A pleasure yacht Artel wrecked at Hatiles. crew missing. Mar schooner drifted ashore on Dauphin Island. occupancy fate unclear.
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Orleana
Riet
Thoreu
Charles Wacker
Lady Jane
Mobile
Stauter
Artel
Fishriver
Robert
Winthorpe Haslett
Hatiles
Fowles River
Mar
James McMahon
McMahon
Dauphin Island
New Orleans
Gulf
Six Lives Lost In New Orleans Storm Flooding
Six fatalities occur near the river mouth as the storm passes New Orleans. Damage centers along the river, lower coast farms suffer, and Quarantine stations report minimal injuries. A tugboat Biloxi crew perishes and Esther crew members are rescued after the Biloxi capsizes. Esther notes ships in distress and no life loss in quarantine area.
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New Orleans
Rosa Walker
Ida Walker
Birdie Cobden
Ella Cobden
Biloxi
Blaine Davidson
Peter Yea
United Fruit Company
Esther
Fort Eads
Stevenson
Salmento
Southwest Pass
Juan Y. Carillo
Belize
Mississippi
Day Clearing To Morrow Forecast
Weather forecast from Washington Aug 16 predicts rain and cooler temperatures for Ohio Indiana Illinois on Saturday with Sunday clearing and stronger north easterly winds. East west winds shift with regional cloudiness and minimal precipitation, followed by a gradual rise in temperature and a return to normal levels as the weekend passes. Richard H. Surlivan, observer, notes the mean temperature and total precipitation figures.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
R.H
Norma Ure
Richard H. Surlivan
Movements of Steamers Across Multiple Ports
Steamship movements detailed with arrivals and sailings across Queenstown, New York, Moville, Pres Boues, Liverpool, and Brisbane. Vessels include Cam pania, Commonwealth, Phoebia, Columbia, Aller, Hekla, Ethi?ah, Tunisian, Fuerst, Georgia, Mionera and others with routes to Liverpool, Boston, Hamburg, New York, Genoa, Naples, Montreal, Honolulu.
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Queenstown
Campania
New York
Liverpool
Commonwealth
Liver
Boston
Phoebia
Columbia
Hamburg
Aller
Genoa
Naples
Hekla
Copenhagen
Moville
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Montreal
Pres Boues
Fuerst
Southamp
Georgia
Brisbane
Steamship Evelyn Ashore After Severe Pensacola Storm
Coast business men are confined as a violent storm wrecks shipping along Pensacola. The steamship Evelyn, ten days from New York, grounded near Pensacola and is breaking up. The Cyrano and other vessels suffered hull and rigging damage, tracks washed out, and trains delayed along the coast.
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Ensacola
Fla
Cyrane
Evelyn
New York
Sah & O
Pensacola
Cyrano
Savannah
Lriiteh
Spennymoor
Prophets
St. Thom
Africa
Broyten Waar
BE. F. Saunders Company
Tortugas
Mobile
Appalachicola
Anchorage
Pensacola-New York
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Mississippi Gulf Coast Storm Damages Crops and Property
Reports from eastern Mississippi and Alabama indicate crop damage near three percent due to a gulf coast storm. The storm hit Meridian with strong winds, toppling shade trees and blowing down outhouses. C M Beggarly store collapsed. train service suffered washouts and many lines were annulled.
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Meridian
Miss
Mississippi
Alabama
C. M. Beggarly
West End
Gunboat Machias Stormbound in Norfolk Bay
The Weather Bureau warns all outgoing shipping of the approaching storm and unsafe sea conditions beyond Cape Hatteras until the disturbance passes. Hampton Roads and the inner harbor fill with ships awaiting a safe departure window, including the gunboat Machias loaded with supplies, men, and ammunition ready to sail for Colon.
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Norfolk
Weather Bureau
Cape Matteras
Hampton Roads
Inner Harbor
Machias
Colon
Rain and wind reach Memphis easing drought impact
Memphis on August 16 reported steady rain and strong winds from a southern gulf storm. The first substantial rain in two months benefits corn and vegetation badly damaged by the drought, aiding recovery as rain persisted through the day and into the night.
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Memphis
Tenn
North Alabama crops hit by violent winds and floods
From Huntsville Alabama August 16 fierce winds and heavy rains lash north Alabama damaging crops. All streams swell adding to the destruction as crops suffer under the severe weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Alabama
Tehachapi Cloudburst Causes Massive Damage
A terrible cloudburst at Tehachapi wrecks all wire lines and severs communication. Four or five washouts halt Southern Pacific and Santa Fe trains. crews repair track as about two inches of rain fall in thirty minutes. No further details available due to severed lines.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Tehachapi
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Unusual Storm Hits Liza City Area With Hail and Flooding
A half hour of heavy rainfall at Liza City eighteen miles east of Phoenix caused downed trees and unroofed buildings. A washout on the Maricopa and Phoenix road on the Gila river north bank disrupts traffic as passengers and mail are transferred to alternative routes.
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Phoenix
A. T
Liza City
Here
Maricopa
Phoenix Road
Gila River
Population of Canada Census Bulletin Issued Today
The first official census bulletin reports a Canadian population of 5,338,882, up 506,644 from 1901. Provinces totals include Ontario 2,107,978 and Quebec 1,620,974, with many other provinces and cities listed. several northern and unorganized districts are still incomplete or estimated.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominion
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Territories
Canada
Montreal
Toronto
Hamilton
Winnipeg
Halifax
John
London
Victoria
Kingston
Vancouver
Brantford
Hull
Charlottetown
Watleysele
Sherbrooke
Moncton
Calgary
Brandon
The
Bulletin
Athabasca, Franklin, Keewatin, Mackenzie, Ungava
Yukon
Willard Estate Admin Granted in Rochester Surrogate Court
Ancillary letters of administration on Frances B. Willard’s estate were granted to Ira L. Randall of Churchville. The will’s executors included two named in Illinois. only one qualified. Randall handles cash and sale proceeds totaling 964.01 while all personal property and summer cottages go to Anna Gordon and Mary Bannister Willard for life, then to two nieces or, if unused, to the national W C T U. The birthday fund of 8000 dollars is part of the personal property.
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Rochester
N. Y
Frances BE. Willard
Ira L. Randall
Churchville
N.Y
Miss Willard
Cook County
Illinois
Randall
Testatrix
Twilleht Park
Catskill Mountains
Laufer Coast
Chautauqua
Bar Harbor
Anna Gordon
Evanston
Mary Bannister Willard
Reservoir Work Halts After City Contract Dispute
Cincinnati contractors Paatitieg & Co., who acquired a million dollar contract from Henkel & Sullivan awarded by the water works for new reservoirs, discharged their employer and stopped work definitively due to a dispute with the commissioners over how the job was being conducted.
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Cincinnati
Aug
Paatigieg & Co
Henkel & Sullivan
West Virginia Charters Seed Two Oil Firms in Ky Venture
Swan Lake Oil Company and Green River Development Company received West Virginia charters within two days. Each firm lists capital in the tens of thousands and plans operations in the Green River oil basin area near Acetboro. The announcements note formation under West Virginia law and indicate initial land interests in the Green River region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. Va
Swan Lake Oil Company
Green River Development Company
Pver
West Virginia
Aecbory
Green River
Shepard Discharged Over Missing Money From Unclaimed Letters
Edward V. Shepard, chief clerk of the Patent Office, was summarily dismissed after a days-long investigation into missing funds from unclaimed registered letters. He denied criminal intent and offered to replace any shortage, but his resignation was not accepted.
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Washington
Edward V. Shepard
Massachusetts
Patent Office
Duell
Shepard
Schley Talks With Counsel Ahead of Court of Inquiry
Admiral Schley arrived in Washington with his wife and will stay until the Santiago campaign court of inquiry finishes. He met with counsel Jorge Jere Wilson Raynor and Capt. James Parker to review every fact and prepare his case, while he obeys the order banning discussion of the matter.
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Washington
Admiral Schley
Santiago
Jorge Jere Wilson
Raynor
Baltimore
James Parker
New Jersey
Secretary Long
Navy Department
Naval
Alaska agricultural statistics report from Census Bureau Aug 16
The Census Bureau's Alaska agricultural statistics show total farm wealth on June 1, 1900 at 15686 dollars with livestock 3196 dollars and buildings valued at 12.90. Nine of twelve farms have buildings, total farm area 159 acres, vegetables as principal product, five farms under three acres as market gardens, poultry raising a relatively profitable branch.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Alaska
Alaskan Agriculure
Rumored Mexican Bonded Warehouses to Be Erected
A State Department report from Consul Canada in Vera Cruz says three Mexican banks may contract with the government to build bonded warehouses in Mexico City and Vera Cruz. Merchandise from the customs house or future entries could be stored with drawal by owners. Non salable imported goods could be re exported without duty. Rates for merchandise are described in three classes at 3 cents, 2 cents, and 10 cents per 1,000 kilograms per month.
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Washington
State Department
Canada
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Rural free delivery to start Oct 1 at Richmond Indiana
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports additional rural free delivery service to Richmond Wayne county Indiana will begin October 1 with two carriers and a 62 mile route covering 52 square miles serving 1, percent of area with 242 houses on route. Carriers William L. Morgan and R J Cadwallader on Star Routes 83482 and 1161. Chester postoffice to be discontinued and Progress Ohio to be supplied by rural mail carrier from Richmond.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Richmond
Wayne County
Ind
Willam L. Morgan
R. J. Cadwallader
Star
Chester O
Postoffice
Progress
Banks Name Reserve Agent for Indianapolis Bank
The controller of the currency approved the American National Bank of Indianapolis as reserve agent for the First National Bank of Wabash Indiana. Navy officials report the cruiser Columbia will be ready in about two weeks, and wage protests by bricklayers at the Washington navy yard await naval board action. Treasurer purchases 70 500 short-term bonds at a 12 17% yield, and Rear Admiral Ram cables orders Arthur B. Speyers to command the Brooklyn station from Cavite.
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Specia
Indianapolis Journal
Washington
American National Bank of Indianapolis
First National Bank of Wabash
Ind
B. M. Duggar
Department of Agriculture
South Carolina
Texas
Mississippi
B. Mollison
the Navy
Washington Navy Yard
Naval Board
Navy Department
Ram
Arthur B. Speyers
Cavite
Losses by Fire Ravage West Berkeley Planing Mill
Fire in Niehaus Brothers planing mill engine room at West Berkeley destroyed three acres of buildings lumber piles and finished products. Adjacent starch works residence and Moore Co works damaged along with Haywood yards. Total loss about 155000 with 100000 on the mill. insurance 16500.
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Berkeley
Cal
Niehaus Brothers
West Berkeley
John Byerding
Moore & Co
Haywood
Burlington
Seaton
Elrick
Opera
The
Poste
Independent Newspaper
Conners Hotel
Wis
Glenwood
Lumber Mill Fire At Sault Ste Marie Causes Big Loss
Briley Watkins's lumber operation in Sault Ste. Marie suffered a major blaze tonight. The mill was destroyed with losses estimated around 0,000 dollars, partly insured, adjoining Manufacturing Company structures also affected.
Diary of Muller y Tejeiro on Cervera battle misread
The Baltimore American reports the Naval Intelligence diary from Lieutenant Muller y Tejeiro in Santiago describing how Spaniards believed Cervera had escaped during the battle, the initial city rejoicing, and the later shock when Miguel Lopez brought news of the Spanish fleet's ruin.
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Washington
Baltimore
Santiago
Schley
Cervera
Bureau of Naval Intelligence
Muller Y Tejeiro
Morro
Mr. Bustamente
Miguel Lopez
Tejeiro
Grant lauds Russian progress and serf improvement
General Fred Dent Grant, fresh from Europe, reports to New York that middle and upper class Russians favor the United States as a buyer. He notes notable improvements since 1872, including better housing and overall prosperity. He highlights serf emancipation and Army service aiding physical and mental development, contrasting it with the broader national burden.
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New York
Russia
Fred Dent Grant
Europe
United States
Bogus Degree Mill Probe Targets Jersey City
Governor Voorhees says New Jersey officials will act against promoters selling fake university degrees. A circular offers M D and Ph D diplomas in Jersey City for 10 dollars or 15 dollars with both degrees. The complaint by N M J Mitchell cites citizens in Texas Minnesota and other states.
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New York
Voorhees
New Jersey
N. M. J. Mitchell
State Board of Health
Jersey City
Texas
Minnesota
Stork Delivers First Girl in Beckham Mansion History
In Frankfort Kentucky at 6 15 this morning Governor Beckham’s mansion in Lexington saw the birth of a fine girl. The governor was away at Bardstown. This marks the first baby born in the executive mansion since the Buckner administration.
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Frankfort
Beckham
Bardstown
Buckner
Grand Duchess Xenia Welcomes a Son
In St Petersburg on August 16, Grand Duchess Xenia wife of Grand Duke Alexander Mikhaelovitch gave birth to a son named Mitri. The event adds a male heir to the imperial line amid royal publicity and ceremonial christening plans.
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ST. Petersburg
Xenia
Alexander Mikhaelovitch
Poeterday
Mitri
Obituaries and Death Notices From Across the Nation
Obituary notes from Laredo New York Madrid Ottumwa report diverse prominent figures dying in hotels firms and politics. Captain William Anderson promoter from New York dies suddenly in Rose Hotel at sixty six while connected to Matamoros Monterey railroad project. Frederick Baldwin Betts longtime clothing house leader dies at Morristown after wartime losses and claims resolved. The widow of Spain’s premier Canovas del Castillo dies amid assassination anniversary. Edwin Manning of Keosauqua a near billionair e era figure dies at ninety two in Ottumwa.
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United States
Morristown
N. J
Madrid
Senor Canovas del Castillo
Spain
Santa Agueda
Guesailbar
Ottumwa
Edwin Manning
Keosauqua
Towne's Company Finds Gusher Near Spindle Top
Beaumont Texas August 16 The Towne led colony drilled a gusher at the base of Spindle Top ridge adjoining an 180 acre tract owned by the company Ex Senator Charles A Towne has organized the Central Asphalt and Refining Company and plans to start a 30 000 plant in ten days with operations to begin soon The event marks a major breakthrough for the group and local industry observers expect rapid development in the area
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Beaumont
Tex
Charles A. Towne
Embezzlement Charge Filed Against Savings Bank Official
Spabheeey O Aug 16 state building and loan inspector Mauk sworn out a warrant for the arrest of J. A. Blodt late secretary of the Guarantee Savings and Loan Association on embezzlement charges Blodt recently realigned his position with the bank after a state investigation.
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Spabheeey O
State Building and Loan
Mauk
J. A. Blodt
The
Guarantee Savings and Loan Association
Blodt
Train Sniper Wounded in Lake Shore Road Shootout
Aug 18 report from Bryan recounts Olin Hubbard son of a Fulton county physician being shot during a failed arrest attempt near Stryker while Hubbard and a young man named Finch allegedly fired at passing trains on the Lake Shore road. Hubbard was wounded fatally, and both suspects were in jail as he was removed for medical care.
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Bryan
Olin Hubbard
Fulton County
Stryker
Hubbard
Finch
Pases
Lake Shore Road
Will Live in Heaven Barracks Row in Peking
Aug 14 dispatch reports powers delaying evacuation of public buildings in Peking. Britain and the United States propose to hold the Temple of Heaven and Temple of Agriculture until barracks are ready. Satow advises waiting for protocol signing with Chinese plenipotentiaries. Japanese colonel leads Chinese police. fears grow the court will not return while forces stay. Rockhill cable from Aug 16 suggests protocol may be signed soon and he will stay.
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Peking
Temple of Heaven
Temple of Agriculture
Ernest Satow
Chi-Li
Washington
State Department
Rockhill
Britain Sets Two Month Delay on China Tariff Plan
In the House of Commons Viscount Cranborne said the 5 percent Chinese tariff would not take effect until two months after the protocol signing. An exemption covers all goods shipped to China within ten days of signing. If hardships arise, Britain will consider further relaxation.
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London
Foreign Office
Viscount Cranborne
Yerburgh
House of Commons
China
Appeal to Civil Court over Clergy Expulsion
Gilbert F. Williams, once rector of a Protestant Episcopal parish in Washington, seeks a writ of certiorari from the District Supreme Court to compel Bishop Satterlee to certify all acts and proceedings of the ecclesiastical court that expelled him. He protests innocence and seeks review and redress of the ruling.
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Washington
Gilbert F. Willames
District Supreme Court
Satterlee
Hopes Now High A Socialist Labor Rally Sparks City Debate
Bon backs the Socialist Labor party as street meetings become battlegrounds for safety and arrests. A postal warning targets the mayor amid a violent threat, while strikers miss a planned fundraiser bout. About twenty three hundred idle workers are organized among fifteen thousand unemployed, with others pressing for guaranteed protection before returning to work.
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Bon
Socialist Labor Party
McKeesport
Jack McClelland
M. Donovan
Shaffer Predicts Wider Steel Strike Spread Across District
President Shaffer said the strike will widen and mill closures will continue. He praised peaceful conduct, blamed the trust for unrest, and noted West and Monessen tensions. Advices from Milwaukee and Youngstown showed unions resisting forced meetings while Jenks implied mills in the district could start soon.
Illinois Steel workers strike shuts Joliet streets
Joliet August 16 250 employees of the Illinois Steel Company part of United States Steel walked out in sympathy with a broader strike. The city wore a holiday look as workers joined the action reducing activity and drawing public attention to the labor dispute.
Steel Mills Shut Except Blast Furnace Amid Strike
The Joliet steel strike spreads as Illinois Steel Company and other plants face idleness due to material shortages. Furnace fires remain, with plans rumored to shift the situation. Samuel Adams of the Amalgamated Association seeks a four mill judges conference to discuss the strike, amid reports of a push to unionize nonmember skilled and common labor in the mills.
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Illinois Steel Company
Ora
Raaes
American Steel and Wire Company
Jollet Stave Works
Phoenix Horseshoe Company
Waneseeepnees Aeeeereteae
Tata
Cials
Sheldon
Samuel Adams
A Ted Association
Joliet
Pittsburg
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Bayview Lodge to Vote on Striking After Shaffer Order
Milwaukee August 16 The Bayview Lodge of the Amalgamated Association will decide tomorrow afternoon whether to obey President Shaffer. Michael F. Tighe and W C Davis arrived after conference with local chief Redfern. Indications favor a strike after Joliet action. if charter is revoked the issue goes to the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Bayview Lodge
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Shaffer
Michael F. Tighe
W. C. Davis
Fourth
Amalgamated Association
Redfern
Joliet
Bayview
Tighe
No Strike Reconsideration by Amalgamated Association in Chicago
Chicago reports that Amalgamated Association members show no desire to reconsider last Sunday's refusal to strike. Deputy Vice President Fair of the Fourth district says no meeting has been called and no indication exists that workers are asking Mr. Tighe to return.
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Chicago
South Chicago
Amalgamated Association
Fair
Fourth District
Mr. Tighe
Conference on tougher action against steel trust begins
In Cleveland an announced gathering plans to press for stronger labor moves against the steel trust. Federation of Labor leaders and President Gompers are urged to seek refusals to handle Steel Corporation products. The meeting is set for tomorrow at the Hollenden Hotel after noon.
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Cleveland
Labor
Steel Trust
Federation of Labor
Gompers
Steel Corporation
Hollenden Hotel
Vice President Pleads Union Men to Stay Home
Vice President John Pierce of the Amalgamated Association visited Duncansville to urge workers not to take jobs from striking members. Most refused, many owning homes in Duncansville. He then went to Hollidaysburg to influence nonunion workers and prevent crossing the strike line before heading to Pittsburgh.
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Altoona
John Pierce
Amalgamated Association
Duncansville
American Steel Hoop Company
Duncaneville
Pittsburg
Pierce
Hollidaysburg
Pittsurg
Am Steel Hoop workers vote against conference on wage scale
Youngstown workers at the American Steel Hoop Company mills vote unanimously against an informal talk on the wage scale, following guidance from Amalgamated vice president Ward. Company officials say the men do not understand the situation, and the mills are expected to reopen next week with efforts to restart operations.
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Shaffer
Bayview
Milwaukee
Joliet
Youngstown
American Steel Hoop Company
I. W. Jenks
Pittsburg
Girard
Warren
Greenville
McCoombs
Ward
Amalgamated Association
No Special Assessment for Organization and Defense Purposes
At today’s session of the International Typographical Union a proposal to remove the photoengravers’ charter failed. The body moved to harmonize with photo engravers, plan southern and western organizing, and rejected a special assessment. Other votes included denying a secretary’s time fix and forcing union printers to subscribe to the Typographical Journal. The treasurer reported $2,749.62 in resources and $28,706.01 in expenditures. A call to extend immigration limits was defeated. The convention endorsed abrogating the tripartite agreement with the pressmen and bookbinders unions, to be placed before a referendum, and condemned a Western publication’s article about trustees of the Childs-Drexel Home. Adjournment is set for noon tomorrow. In Knoxville miners and operators of district No. 19 split, delegates leaving after days of talks with little progress. Over sixty mines are in Coal Creek, Jellicoe, Middlesboro, Laurel, Seereer, Tracey City division, while Cincinnati employs over 100 men.
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Birmingham
Ala
International Typographical Union
Govan
New York
Board of Trustees
Colorado Springs
Col
Mil
Committee On Allied Trades and Tripartite Agreement
Childs- Drexel
Knoxville
Tenn
United Mine Workers
Coal Creek
Jellicoe
Middlesboro
Laurel
Seereer
Tracey City
Cincinnati
Unemployed 15000 in San Francisco Amid Waterfront Strike
San Francisco reports that 15000 men remain jobless due to the Water Front Federation strike. Labor leaders warn that defeating unions may lead to wider tactics elsewhere, risking untold damage to organized labor nationally. Employers prepare for a long stoppage, sending circulars to hire nonunion workers as shipping slows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Water Front Federation
Labor Council
United States
Employers’ Association
Strike Plies At Stony Point Plant In Buffalo
About one hundred bridge builders and structural iron workers and between fifteen and twenty painters quit work at the Stony Point steel plant in Buffalo. They walked out in sympathy with Dakota elevator strikers, joining workers employed by the American Bridge Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Stony Point
American Bridge Company
Lumber workers strike over union oversight in mills
Denver reports 250 wood workers across five Lumber Dealers' Association mills walked off duty after permission to send a delegate to inspect nonunion and union manpower and collect dues was withdrawn. The action reflects ongoing labor tensions as organizers seek to measure union presence and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Lumber Dealers’ Association
Shirt waist union orders 1000 girls to strike
New York August 16 at the Shirt waist Makers Union headquarters it was announced that 1000 girls will be ordered to strike tomorrow. The union says the move will be the first of many unless wages are raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shirtwaist Makers’ Union
Charms of a Russian Trip by Rev Peter McQueen
Rev Peter McQueen describes a railway journey from St Petersburg to Moscow with boudoir sleeping cars, multilingual chats, and quick city explorations. He notes the Russian alphabet quirks, travel customs, and a dog kept in a passenger basket transferred to the baggage van at the insistence of travelers and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McQueen
Lesiie
Russia
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Kremlin
Aureta
Novoe Vremya
Piaborotuniya
Ann Eas Smith
Petersburg
Bar
Roosevelt Visits His Daughter in New York Hospital
Vice President Roosevelt returned to New York today and immediately went to the hospital where his eldest daughter Alice lay ill with a removed abscess from her jaw. He stayed at the hospital tonight and planned to travel to Oyster Bay tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
West
Alice
the Aspital
Oyster Bay
Not Murdered Report Debunked in Manchester
A Middleton report claiming Edward Grossman of Manchester was murdered by papier mill workers and his body left on a railroad track is unfounded. The only communication is a letter his relatives received from Inkster dated the 3rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Mich
Middleton
Edward Grossman
Inkster
Loco Weeds Killed by Dry Weather in Dodge City Report
The Dodge City Republican notes that dry weather has wholly eradicated the loco weeds, as reported by the Kansas City Journal. The item draws a humorous comparison between loco weed's lure and whisky's appeal among highly intelligent beings, suggesting stronger effects with greater consumption.
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Kansas City Journal
Dodge City Republican
Too Bad Loss of Pups Saddens Millionaire Mrs Vanderbilt
Mrs W K Vanderbilt Jr laments the loss of a favored brindle pup valued at sixty dollars. The note expresses sympathy for the sorrows of the wealthy.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Sunday Journal Promises Broad News and Features
The Sunday Journal announces Tweety Pages and a wide mix of news and literary features. It aims to match any paper in the territory and invites reader expectation and comparison.
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Suseday Journal
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