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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1904

Page

30

Stock yards strike eases with limited disruption

Chicago stock yards workers report fewer riots as boycott efforts press retailers. Pack force steady. 600 to 700 new workers hired. Mayor Harrison to review alleged sanitary violations by packers and strike-breakers. Allied Trades denounce Libby firm head Tilden and push for his removal from the school board amid child labor debates.

Harrison Tilden Chicago Stock Yards Istrict Allied Trades Farrison Allied Trades Executive Committee Edward Tilden Libby Neil & Libby Public School Board of Edward Tilten Board of Education Philan Wts.s Stuffeas of Sasligy Orlig Tilden Os Tareter Gani Ago Orgamizadors Accual Tilden Etanda

Workers Held Too Cheap in Europe and U.S. Contrast

Paris hosts the thirteenth international miners' congress with 100 delegates. John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers of America argues European workers face far harsher conditions than those in the United States. A strike of 800 miners at Old Forge colliery cites faulty weighing scales and credit losses. Barum colliery employs 1,000 on strike for related issues. Chicago clothing workers strike highlights tensions in the industry.

Paris Thteenth International Miners’ Congress Labor Exchange John Mitchell United Mine Workers of America Europe United States Thurope Scranton Old Forge Barnum

Striking Tailors Threaten 10,000 Jobs in Open Shop Shift

A closure of work today saw 600 men quit, with a clothing house official warning that if the strike endures, 10,000 tailors may join unemployment due to supply shortages. The union reacted after employers announced plans to switch to an open shop policy.

Eleven Days in Open Boat Off Newfoundland

The Hydrangea arrived at Worth Sydney New Mexico with two fishermen Peter Gradley and C Conley who were lost from the Gloucester schooner Ind iana. They were picked up forty miles off St Pierre and Miquelon after eleven days afloat with little food or water. They drifted over 200 miles toward the Newfoundland coast and belong in Boston.

Newfoundland Boston

Four of One Family Killed in Brighton Park Collision

A Chicago crash at Western Avenue and Thirty-ninth Street left Mrs C Schwartz and her three sons dead, with the father C Schwartz and several others seriously injured. The Baltimore and Ohio local No 17 collided with a Chicago and Erie freight at Brighton Park after signals. Conductor Michael Crew, C W Jones, and others were injured. A rigid inquiry will determine fault. coroner Traeger arrived to aid investigation.

Chicago Baltimore and Ohio Chicago and Erie Freieht Brighton Park Railroad Western Avenue West Thrirty-ninth St Hagman Coc. Schwartz C . Schwartz Garrett Michael Crew Cttienmo Erie C W Jones Mansfield Ohio Baltimore Jennie Sunderland Sioux City Nallie Crown New York City Armmold H E Fr John EB Traeger Chicago and Erie Baltimore and Ohio Roads

Missing postal clerk Hart on Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse

A New York report states United States Postal Clerk Hart of the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse is missing after the ship arrived. It is believed he jumped overboard from the North German Lloyd liner, leaving a large family in this city. Boston plans Canadian water stations for bell navigation. The government will install thirty bells in the St. Lawrence River and near Maritime Provinces to aid ships, with most stations shore based. The U S Navy and Lighthouse Board support the system as a major safety advance. Tests on Boston and Vineyard Sound lightships show reliable bell detection up to ten miles, aiding mariners in fog or storms. The Submarine Signal Co led by Henry M. Whitney seeks trial installations on several lightships to expand testing in New York waters.

Nelson Morris Packer Mrs Morris New York Baltic Europe Drovers’ Journal Nee Groes Fifty-fourth Halster Frederick Baum Charlea Dyx Sioux City Iowa Reed Cudahy United States Hart Boston Company Boston Ottawa Submarine Signal Company St. Lawrence River Maritime Provinces Canadian Dominion Canada Navy Department Lighthouse Board Pollock Rip Shoals Vineyard Sound Hne Submarine Rocklant Henry M. Whitney United States Lighthouse Board Aris Tucket Shoals Fire Island Sandy Hoo Brenton’s Reef Cornfield Portland

Sterling Values in Matting Rugs and Lace Curtains

Three sales drawing buyers as August clearances promise more variety and value than ever. In St Petersburg officials report no cholera cases. precautions remain for entry from Caspian ports though risk is low, with a focus on public health and sanitation. The Nizhni Novgorod fair is cited as a potential source of infection, but authorities deem the threat limited by season and cool weather.

St. Petersburg Caspian Nizhni Novgorod Persia Baku

Agreement on Egyptian Clauses Secures Allied Consent

In London on August 9, Emil Ferey announced in Parliament that Germany Austria Italy and Russia had consented to the Egyptian clauses of the Anglo French pact and would not seek to curb British action in Egypt. Britain in return promised most favored nation trade terms for thirty years and equal treatment for foreign schools and officials in Egyptian service.

Great Britain Egypt London Emil Ferey House of Commons Germany Austria Italy Russia

Banquet to Knights Templar In London Before San Francisco Visit

London Aug 9 The Earl of Euston grand master and a Hag sh Knights Templar deputation planning to attend the San Francisco conclave begin September 5 were feted at a farewell banquet. The deputation leaves August 16. F C Van Duzer presided and toasts honored The King The President of the United States and Our Guests. The Earl expressed confidence in a welcoming American reception and urged continued Anglo American fellowship for world peace.

San Francisco London Earl of Euston Hagsh Knights Templar F. C. van Duzer American Society In Golden Grand Lodge of Engand United States Hart of Euston America

Peking Opium Revenues Pledged for Shanghai Improvement

Washington notified by China that 400 000 taels from Szechwan opium and 200 000 taels from Sudan opium revenues will be pledged to fund the Whamepu River project with no other use. Conger referred matter to the U S State Department for action.

London Peking The Times China Whamepu Shanghai Foreign Office Conger Szechwan Sudan State Department Washington

Assassin’s Record A Mystery In European Crime

In St Petersburg on August 9 secret police traced the Odessa Warsaw and Kiel connections in the murder of M von Fiehre late interior minister. A suspected accomplice Bernstein was arrested at Kiel and brought to Russia. The assassin and associates are jailed in fortress. Sevastianoff is rumored to head the plot but unconfirmed.

St. Petersburg Odessa Warsaw Kleis M. von Fiehre Bernstein Kiel Steter St. Paul Sevastianoff Russia

Dalgety Selected as Federal Capital Site

Melbourne August 2 The federal capital location appears settled by a House of Representatives vote approving Dalgety in the Bombala district. Dalgety, chosen previously by the Senate, lies 296 miles south of Sydney with a population under 300, a court house two hotels two stores and two churches. it is 32 miles from the nearest railroad station.

Melbourne Victoria House of Representatives Dalgety Bombala Senate Sydney New South Wales

Toulon Arsenal Fire Destroys Vauban Slips and Shops

A midnight blaze at Toulon arsenal in France destroyed Vauban built slips dating to 168, along with several workshops and stores. The fire, starting at the top of a slip, was believed caused by a short circuit. Several soldiers were injured, one fatally.

Toulon France Vauban

Manila editors in jail for libeling Philippine official

Manila reporters F. L. Door and B. F. Oren, former Freedom editors, were sentenced to six months in prison and a $1,000 fine for libeling M. Favera, a member of the Philippine commission. The ruling was confirmed by the Supreme Court after an appeal.

Philippine Commission Manila F. L Door B F Oren Freedom M. Favera Strassburg Alsace-Lorraine Supreme Court of the United Sea States Rilibid

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