Silk Strike Looms In Paterson Mills
Delegates from all Paterson silk factories meet after a walkout by 400 at Gardet Red Silk and delay any compromise. If demands are not met within 24 hours a general sympathy strike may shut 15 000 to 16 000 workers and halt every attic spindle in Paterson. A further meeting planned as managers refuse concessions and prepare for a broader action. A strike had already begun at the Hudson County wheel mill in Hoboken yesterday afternoon.
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Santa Fe's Connections and Railroad Link Plans
San Francisco vice president Watts states that the San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley line will reach tidewater on the San Francisco side of the bay and will not extend to Contra Costa or Alameda shores. The Atlantic and Pacific connects the Valley road to the Santa Fe system. it is under a receiver and may be sold soon. The remaining work to connect to San Francisco lies in extending from Bakersfield to Mojave.
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Sues Archbishop in Slander Case Opens with Compromise
Milwauker Bunday reports a civil suit filed by Father Helstein against Archbishop Hateer over alleged slander arising from proceedings involving Father Martinelli. The matter centered on a court appearance and compromise arranged by presiding officials. A separate item from Minneapolis notes weekly flour output and a brief Washington update on Halstead, Cuba, and Leedy.
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Inaugural Ball Decor by Paterson Man Frank H Crane
Washington juries accepted Frank H Crane of Paterson design for the inaugural ball decorations. Among 36 competitors the white and gold theme won with domes canvased in white and trimmed in gold, white chalice festoons, guild wreaths, and a white canopy with gold valance draped from three domes.
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Russians in Alaska Claim Oppression by American Traders
St Petersburg Herald reports Alaska Russians allege oppression by American traders. Claims include armed entry during Greek Orthodox services to drive worshippers to work, threats to burn a Russian school, and criticism of Washington for outsourcing administration to a trading company.
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Compromise Talks In Coffee Trade Amid Chicago Prices
In Chicago the Havemeyer group and Mr. Arbuckle near a settlement within four to five days as W F MecLaughlin forecasts. A receiver hearing for Woolson Co in Toledo was postponed to January 22 at plaintiff’s request. Coffee sales at cut prices surge. Penn of Des Moines praises Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after long indigestion periods. The Paiges promote the Eva Mountford East Lynne edition and Friday night performance with Isabel and Madame in the cast.
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State Bar Banquet Reveals Lawyer Union Traits
Kansas State Bar association dinner at the Hate Throop features Colonel W H Rossington as Magister Convivi with Chief Justice Frank Doster and other judges. Speeches praise fraternity, discuss law practice, farming anecdotes, and the lawyer as a practical, candid figure amid a lengthy formal banquet.
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Topeka Society Holds Annual Meeting and Local Notes
The article records the association’s business session closing with officer elections including Venom SURGE as president and Justice Allen as secretary. Addresses were given by several Kansas City topeka speakers, noting a pleasant, instructive meeting and thanks for entertainment. Various local notices follow: boarding house plans, hotel staff changes, church activities, Sunday school elections, and community social events at Topeka venues.
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F. L. Martin
Hutchinson
Oliver Phillips
Lawrence
Time's Up Pardons Swindler After Eight Years In Court
Governor grants pardon to H C Wilmoth alias Howell alias Hobart alias Howe restoring citizenship after a sentence for bigamy. He pleaded guilty March 21, 1895 in Kansas City Kan. district court and was imprisoned a year. Police records across many cities detail his long history of duping women. Wilmoth was arrested in Terre Haute Ind while about to wed a wealthy woman, and had earlier married Ora H Wilkins in Kansas City Kan. He served a Missouri penitentiary term for swindling women including Mrs. B Edison and Miss Lucille de Lavalliere. A large quarterly requisition for Topeka and other cities was issued by the Interior Department.
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Cleveland Hosts Second State Dinner of the Season
Washington reports President and Mrs. Cleveland hosted a large White House state dinner. Guests included the British ambassador, French envoy Mme Patenatre, German and Dutch ministers, Sweden and Norway, Brazil, Guatemala, Chile, China, Venezuela, Austria Hungary, and others. Attendees filled the rear corridor for entry. La France roses and ferns decorated the table while the Marine Band played under Prof. Fanctueill.
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Stocks To Bogganing and Slumps Hit Markets In Two Regions
Stock market reports show Hocking Valley shares tumbling 8 percent to 44 while preferred notes fall 6. The firm denies receivership, signaling a solid outlook after quieting rumors. In Long Island, stocks drop 4 percent to 45, with offers at 41 as investors fear a damning report on the property. The divorce suit of Lucia Case vs Frank Peterrek seeks custody and protection from alleged abuse. Texas lawmakers ban Sunday baseball. Vienna reports authorities cordon Persian border to guard against plague.
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