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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1904

Page

7

Strike at Chicago stock yards tightens ice boycott

Chicago stock yards strike shows partial success in cutting off retail supply as packers report steady work and fresh hires. Mayor Harrison to review alleged sanitary law violations by packers and a call for Edward Tilden's resignation from the public school board follows allied trades protests. A judge in Sioux City orders 1000 Cudahy plant strikers restrained.

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 Orgamizadors Accual Tilden Etanda 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

Workers Held Too Cheap at International Miners’ Meet

Paris hosts the thirteenth international miners’ congress with about 100 delegates. John Mitchell, UMWA president, contrasts European worker conditions with those in the United States, stating European life is cheaper and American workers enjoy better conditions. In Scranton, 800 miners strike at Old Forge colliery over weighing scales and credited tonnage. similar action at Barnes colliery. Chicago clothing workers also strike, involving trimmers, cutters, pushermen, and examiners from fourteen manufacturers.

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

Striking Tailors Leave 600 Men Off Work In Open Shop Clash

A large clothing house official warned that if the strike prolongs, as many as 10,000 tailors may lose jobs due to scarce materials. The union's action came after employers declared plans to operate on an open shop basis.

Eleven Days in Open Boat Near St Pierre Miquelon

The schooner Hydrangea brought two Boston fishermen, Peter Gradley and C Conley, rescued after eleven days adrift from the Gloucester schooner Indiana. They were found about forty miles off St Pierre Miquelon, exhausted and nearly without food or water. The dory drifted over 200 miles toward Newfoundland. weather was thick until the eleventh day when relief came.

Newfoundland Boston

Four of One Family Killed in Chicago Train Crash

A mother Mrs C J Schwartz thirty eight and her three sons were killed when a Baltimore and Ohio local train collided with a Chicago and Erie freight at the Brighton Park crossing. The father C O Schwartz survived with injuries as several other passengers suffered broken bones and bruises. Officials pledged a rigid investigation and punishment for the guilty.

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

Postal Clerk Missing on Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse

New York reports Hart a United States postal clerk aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse is missing after arrival. He had been gone since last Friday and is believed to have jumped overboard. Hart lived in the city and left a large family. plus Boston Government to Establish Canadian Waters Stations. The Canadian government plans to install thirty bells in the St. Lawrence River and near Maritime Provinces to aid navigation. Twenty six stations will be shore based and four on lightships. The system will be tested by the U S Navy and Lighthouse Board and is expected to be adopted by the United States.

New York 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 Lace Curtains

The notice promotes August clearances with stronger variety and value for buyers. It highlights three sales drawing attention in town as opportunities peak for shoppers.

Agreement to Anglo French Treaty Clears Egypt Path

European powers Germany Austria Italy and Russia consented to the Egyptian clauses of the Anglo French pact and will not oppose British action in Egypt. In return Britain agrees to most favored nation status for thirty years and maintains rights and liberties for foreign nationals and schools in Egyptian service.

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

Banquet to Knights Templar Farewell to English Delegation

In London a farewell banquet honored the Earl of Euston grand master and a Hagsh Knights Templar deputation bound for San Francisco for the September 5 conclave. The delegation will depart August 16. Fraternal toasts pledged friendship and world peace between American and British lodges.

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 For Szechwan Pledge Noted

Washington receives notice that China will pledge opium and inland revenues of Szechwan province totaling 400000 taels annually and Sudan prefecture revenues of 200000 taels annually, with no pledges to other services. Conger refers matter to the U S State Department.

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

Assassin's Record a Mystery in European Case

In St Petersburg on August 9 secret police from Odessa, Warsaw, Kleis and others failed to identify the assassin of M von Fiehre former Interior Minister. A third man Bernstein, arrested at Kiel, is in custody with suspects. Police suspect head of plot Sevastianoff may be in Russia, but not confirmed.

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

Dalgety Named Federal Capital After House Vote

Melbourne reports the house of representatives approved Dalgety in the Bombala district as the future federal capital. Dalgety, 296 miles south of Sydney, has a population under 300 and features a court house two hotels two stores and two churches.

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 gutted the Vauban slips dating from 168 and several workshops and stores. The fire, likely caused by a short circuit, began at the top of a slip. Several soldiers were injured, one fatally.

Toulon France Vauban

Manila editors in jail for libeling Philippine official

Manila reports that F L Door and B F Oren, former editors of Freedom, were sentenced to six months in jail and a $1000 fine for libeling M. Favera of the Philippine commission. The ruling was confirmed by higher courts after an appeal. In Strassburg Alsace Lorraine, the Supreme Court of the United States upheld a damage verdict from a fire in the city, with prisoners held at Riobid jail.

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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