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CURRENT EVENTS
OF THE WEEK
DRIVERS
REFUSE
AGREEMENT
Offer ot New Express Companies
Comes to Naught.
THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION
FIRST BLIZZARD HITS EAST.
Snow. Sleat and High Winds Tie Up
Atlantic Coast.
16 INJURED IN
STRIKE RIOTING
New York — Rushing in from the
New York, Nov. 7.—The most ser­
ocean, one of the heaviest fall bliz
ious rioting that has yet marked the
sards of yean struck th«- Atlantic sea
.
< strike of express drivers »nd helpers.
board, piling snow and sleet upon New Chicago Garment Workers Re­
itoings of the World at UTgf culminating in the shooting of a strik President Taft Names Thurs­ York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash­
sist and Police Charge.
I ing driver by a guani on » wagon, took
ington and intermediate points, tear­
day, November 24.
I place
-
- tonight,
* *‘
--- «--- ---- an abrupt
Told in Brief.
following
ing down telegraph and telephone wires
termination of negotiations between
and delaying trains.
the men ami the companies.
The entire coast north of Baltimore
F
The situation tonight la regarded as
is covered with a thick blanket of One Officer Stabbed and Striker,
Last
Year's
Great
Progress
in
Amer
General Relumi of Important ***’**I Increasingly serious, with add««! pussi-
T rampled •nd Beaten 14 Year
aoggy, wet snow.
Telegraph wires
ica <• Notable, and Cause, tor
Presented In Condensed Form
“ —*
' bility of a aympathetic
walkout
were brok«*n down so badly by the
Old Girl Is Leader,
Thankfulness are Many,
throughout the city of all teamsters
sleet that the telegraph compai • » r«
for Our Busy Roeders.
and allied organizations.
ported that they were getting commer­
Peter Roach, a striking driver, the
cial messages through only at a great
Chicago, Nov. 3. Grim specters of
victim of today's rioting, was »but
Washington — Th«- progress of the effort and at a cost of considerable the days of the Haymarket riots
Spain han begun the building of a . through the body during an attack by country «■ reflected by the records of delay.
haunted Chicago’s streets for n brief
I
modern navy.
B nx.p
an Adams express wagon. population and harvest« «mi the general
The storm was the most severe about time late this afternoon, when In-
The prqiulation of Iowa has dccrea»«*d Tbe last rites were adninistered to conditions of International jx-aev. are Baltimore »nd Washington, all wires
apeetur Healy and a «quad of 6« police­
in the past ten years.
I h,ni by •
in • drugstore sod be things for which thanksgiving ia esjie- being reported duwr. between these
men with drawn revolvers charged
was hurried to a hoapitai, where hia dally due fur the year 19)0, according two cities.
In Eastern Pennsylvania several thousand striking garment
Rooeevclt tells Ohioene that their ( rendition was rej>ort<-d criticnl.
to the annual Thanksgiving proclama­ communciation with Chicago could lx* workers who were rioting on the West
John Perry, a guan) on the wagon, tion issued by President Taft,
platform makers are* away behind the
The obtained only by way of
Boston.
Side.
was also injured, and according to the proclamation ia a* follows;
times.
Trains were delayed everywhere and
One policeman was stabbed, 15 riot­
ictji
ingi
r
-----
-»
Knitted
the
shooting.
He
The Chicago Tril>une predicts that' police,
"This year of 1910 is drawing to a aome of the trolley lit <-• had to give ers were seriously injured ami 20 strik­
xt house fired after he had been hit in th«* face ekwe. The records of jiojxjlaticn and up ail attem|>ts st maintaining regular
Itvmocrats will control the net
ers and sympathizers were arrested
bv a «ton«*
»tone hurled by Roach,
Roach.
Roach harvests which arc th«* index of pm- schexlules.
; I by
of rvpreeentatlvea.
during the fight, which threatened to
dcnirel any part in the riot.
gr<-ss show viguroua national growth
Washington communicated only in­
Auto dealers of the Coast
The termination of negotiations wa» and the health and prosperous well- > termittently with the rest of the world. get beyond police control.
This, the most serious outbreak
deavor to have strict laws l>as»«<l pi^ejpjtgted by a letter to Mayor Gay­ living of <>ur communities throughout Wires were blown in all directions by
nor by th«' companies stating that the this land and in our j»ox»« «al<)na beyotui a whirling mixture of snow and rain, since the inception of the strike, oc-
•gainst "joy riding."
•urrvd st th«i plant of A. Lott A- Co.
ia said only condition ujxin which they would the seas.
Th««« blessings have not which awept over the city all night. Before the police arrived, the strikers
The Armour Grain company
lek take back th«* strikers was by individ­ descended upon us in restricted meas­ There ia no communication whatever
to have cleared 91,000,000 in one we
had broken all the windows in the
ual application not later than today.
ure, but overflow and abound.
They between the national capital and joints large building occupied by th** clothing
by gambling in wheat.
Re emjdoymcnt in their ok) |<ositiona are the bl« «sings and bounty of God.
to the north, and in other directions manufactures, had driven strikebreak­
A general sympathetic strike is at former wages was promts«»!, "with­
"We continu«* to be al peace with wire service is almost as bad.
ers out and had carried a large number
likely to tie the climax of the New out discrimination against any of th< m the rest of the world. In all «Mential
of sewing machines into the streets,
York express driv«*rs’ strike.
because of having left the service."
matters our relations with other jx*o-
CHINESE CUTS HIS QUEUE.
where they were destroyed.
The
companies
also
agrevd,
as
soon
Serious rioting attends the strik«* of
jiles are harmonious with an evergrow­
The strikers ami their followers put
New York express drivers, and on«* as work was resumed, to confer with ing reality of friendliness and depth of Walls Walla Orientals Obeying Order up a desperate fight.
Many of them
their «-mployea in an endeavor to »ffect recognition of mutual dependence. It
striker was ahot and badly wounded.
of Far-Off Emperor.
were knocked down by the clubs and
a settlement of wages and hours.
is especially to tx* noted that during
Chicago garment workers rejHidiaUxj
Thee«« terms were re-jecUxi by the
Walla Walls Obeying the command revolvers of the jnlice and not a few
agreements male by their president •trike lcad«*rs without even turni«) the last year great progress has been of his en psror, miles away aero»» the were trampled ujxin. Some of the em-
achleve.1 in the c«m«e ..f arbitration,
ployis of the company joined the strik­
with leading clothing manufacture rs consideration.
and the peaceful settlement of inter­ seas, Sh<x> Fly. the beat known China­
ers
and are said to have assisted in
"Now
it
is
a
case
of
fight
a
case
of
man in the Walla Walla valley, has
A straw ballot shows more than 20
national disj>ut««a.
[lulling machines from the floors.
jwr cent of the nominees for congr« •• fight until we win," said W. A. Ash-
"Now, therefore. 1. William Howard cut off his queue. For 4'1 years he ha«
Men ami women were hurling stones
on all tickets are in favor of woman ton, general organizer uf the Team- Taft, president of the United States of worn his glossy braid, sometime swing­
emi bricks through the windows of the
ing
behind
him
as
he
walked.
l>ut
more
aters’ union.
America, In accordance with the wise
suffrage.
With the ending of negotiation«, custom of th«- civil magistrate since often colled tightly al*out his head. plant when Insjiector Healy and his
A complete combine harvester has
talk among th«« strikers imm«*diately the first settlements in this land, arxl The example set by Shoo Fly is tieing band of reserves arrived. The in-
tnen shipjx*d to Argentine Rcjiublic,
~*1 walkout. with the rule established from the followed by others of the Chinese here, sp<- tor found difficulty in getting to­
and a crew ot Americana accumjiany- rentered ftp*”1 ■ general
,
It
was
said,
Ing It will show Argentine* wh< at rais- ^u,-b action, it “se ••!'* would call l‘ foundation of this government. d<> ap­ and it ia said that only a few of the gether the disorganized force of police­
men which hail borne the brunt of the
I out lOO.WMi men.
point Thursday, November 24. 1910, ss picturesque head dressings remain in
era the latest methods in harvesting.
When he hlut done
The joint executive committee of a day of national thanksgiving and the city, All are to go, say those earlier fighting.
New York expersa companies flatly lhv
, It was said tonight, will jirayer, enjoining the people upon thxt who can talk English, and while not ' so. however, the policemen charged
refuse to arbitrate the qu«*stlon of a j inset tomorrow to remaider the matter. day to meet in their churches for the all have eomplitrd with the order. through the center of the mob, knock­
A meeting of chauffeurs and cabdrivi-rs praise of Almighty God ami to return which |>ermita the rutting of th«- hair, ing down ail in their way.
"cloeed shop."
Many of the rioters lied when they
j
unions
was also called for tomorrow. heartfelt thanks to him (or all his all ar«- expeet«*d to do so »» soon 11» |
Fire destroyed two large
"lire-I
saw the |ioliecmen draw their revol­
they
brrome
a
little
more
used
to
the
gmxlncss
and
loving
kimines«.
proof" blocks in Philadelphia, together
Walla Walla has a large vers. Those who remained firm hurled
"In witnees whereof I hav«* hereunto custom.
TRAINS COLLIDE; EIGHT DEAD
with three residences.
Chinese
quarter,
owing to the many chibs and Stone» at the approaching
set my hand ami caused the seal of the
There are proepecta that the govern- '
gardens near here, and meetings dis i officers.
Unite«l States to be affiled,
The attitude of the police Indicates
ment may mover coal lands in Alaska Eastbound Apple Train and W h I-
"Ilone at the City of Washington, cussing the newest edict have been l
that much more serious trouble is an­
valued at 1200,000,000.
frequently
held
of
late
By
|s>pular
bound Freight Meet in Cut.
thia, the Sth day of November, in th«*
decision, the Chinamen, most of whom ticipat'd within the next 24 hours.
Five men and two women were
6pokanc, Wash. ■ Eight are known to year of our Lord one thousand nine are beo-ming quit«- modernised, hav«- All preparations are being made for
w
„7
hundred
and
ten.
and
of
the
indcjicnd-
hurled nearly acre»» the Ohio river by . lie dead and four known to be ,„„,
more or j
hastily calling in the reserves from
decided to drop th<- ancient custom.
the bursting of a big steamer boiler.
| lee» aerieualy Injured a« n i result of cnee of the United States the one hun-
outlying
stations and mobilizing a
•
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Two Indiana nominees for justice of UIM, of the n«t <H.»»trou, freight drr'.1 ’¿’'A
large force in the down town district.
"WILLIAM
HOWARD
TAFT.
PARLIAMENT
IS
CALLED.
the peace strongly recommend each wrrH*ka in the history of the Great
Strikers tonight held a dozen largely
"By ths President, Alvee A. Adee,
lIV*ll — near
nvvn W Chattaroy,
s»«v« w-vxw'7-t .
other for th«» office, as neither one Northern 11 rWl
railroad,
attended meetings on the west and
Wash. ~
The wreck was tin* result of acting secretary of state.
Chinas« gmpe'-or Issues Decree For north sides and also down town.
The
wants it,
—
I head-on collision sround a sharp curve­
1913 Meeting.
feeling at these meetings wa» intense
STRIKERS OUST PRESIDENT
In accordance with a royal edict,
in a deep cut, fairly at the bottom of
Pekin An official decree was iaau««d and agitators urge«l the strikers to fur­
the entire Chinese consulsr force in
two steep grades. Two beavi ly-load<xl
Meanwhile, various
Sen Francisco have discarded their trains running at an exceptional raU Garment Workers Repudiate Agre« • announcing that an imperial parlia- ther disorder.
clubwomen who have interested them­
of spmxl combined almost every condi-
ment
Propoeed
Settlement
Off.
ment,
the
first
in
the
history
of
China,
queues ami ado|>ted American dress.
meni
Proposed
Settlement
Off.
ment
selves in the cause of the girl garment
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. ' would be convened in 1913.
A general strike has iwen declared tion jxiaaible to make the Impact So
Chicago.
disastrous
* hicago. The outlook for an early I
Thia is a conceeaion to the demands workers were urging their followers to
In Catalonia, Spain, and will extend
Traffic ¿n the main line of the Great
‘be garment workers' of the recently constituted senate and refrain from any action which might
throughout the empire* within a week.
.
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a
wcnl glimmering when the delegation« of the provincial aaa«-m injure their cause.
It ia believed to be the first move in ,qortj,crn wj|| have to be susjx-ndcd !
The strike is not for an increase of
The wreckage
Th‘’
,'1“1 b>
U'*-
the revolution.
■ from 40 to 4H
— • hours. —
•
will hardly be removed and the line ?en.r.rn ni ’ w ?k m rn’l’rv‘* '’""»ger- provided for the as wages, but for the principle of "collec­
A terriffic surf, unaccompanied by clearad before that time.
dent of the I nited t.arment Workers, ambling of an imjxrrial parliament In tive bargaining," as the strikers term
wind or any other disturbance, swept
Train No. 451, running on its reg
hlm “ lr»*l«r._ « ’>1 »"Ught igj«,. but until r. ently the throm had their demand for recognition of the
up the beach at Nome and flooded the
«•■’.*■( tr>- ' t.i.-ag-« Fc<l«-rati"!. <4 rrfu»«*1 to «i t.-rtam petitiom praying snion.
Joan* Mielewski,
atreeta and baacmenta of the city, do ular schedule, westbound, collided with l.at»r.
vaiass the
mw u«««
■ -». aw«.s
» ■»••«<««, The
a
— w~
------ - 14 » years
----- old, --- led one
that
date be
advanced.
de-
the "apple extra," castliound. running
*be
serious riots when an at-
Th«* I «-deration instructed its ex­ cree sets forth that the parliament
ing much damage.
.on a fast achtxdule of five hours be- ecutive boani to issue s call *for funds
tack wax made on the .hop. of Kuh,
will be convened in three years.
An Indian horse trailer sold a mule tww>n H|||yanlt Wash., and Troy,
to assist the strikers and ordered Pres­
The j»lice went from house to house Nathan & Fisher. She and a number
for a "ahaved-tail" horse, and was un- j M(jnt
Train N(J 451 wo |<ia(jed
ident Fitzpatrick to prepare • memor­ informing the occujiants of th«* edict, of other, were arreated.
able to «top laughing over the joke. Wj|jj jminU. oila, »ome furniture and
ial on the strike to present b* the con­ Presently the dragon banner and jiajier I The striker«, numlwring about 200,
After laughing several hours h< wu
livestock, much of it extremely
'dtaTr had broken «everal windows and had
given a strong electric shock, which inrtammable material and considerably I vent i«>n of the American ^Federation of lanterns appeared above every
Labor, which will meet in St. Ixiuia Beyond thia there was no public mani- <'o"9Uv’e|l the guard around the place
quieted him. and next day he was as * itgnirr
|jgbtcr man
than inv
the ssppiv
apple extra, which
.«..,..
when th«- police arrived. At the word
this week. *
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festatlon over the momentous news.
carriixl, besides
besid«*a fruit, heavy loatis
well as ever.
carried,
loads of
charge from the police the girl is said
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W__ i A___
The Federal deficit for the past year | grain
and * furniture.
to have shouted: "Get together, men,
Mathewson Gets *15.000.
Every
man of ‘ both train crews who !
Women On Strike March.
was 116,000,000 less than th«* previous
"
i charge the police.
Get the jump on
New
York
Christy
Mathewson
has
! hnppene«i to be near the front of his
Chicago I«ed by a throng of women ’em.
year.
just
sign«*d
a
contract
with
the
New
train is dead.
One brakeman saved
ainging the "Marseillaise," several
Ths strikers responded to her call
Two jurors in a New York murder I himself by jum|*ing. but he is serious York baaebal. club for next »■•»Min at
thousand striking garm«*nt workers and attacked the bluecoats. The latter
i
the
highest
salary
«-ver
paid
in
the
his
­
trial have been indicted for soliciting ly injured.
the Wlir
North
fa
used th«
st d named
M attered
th«-mob.
It is understood
• ril,j, .. d through
.
,.her Side
,
JoaU
ami ir < a lut.s
youth
Frank
Brex
I_
________ i | ,,.
a bril*.
The brakemen who hap|>en«x1 to be tory of the game.
that Matty will re-ceive for hia ser­ tory district.
each <>f the "open shops” in this sec­ fought to the last, continuing their ra­
A Medford, Ore., man received 20,* in the rear of their trains «-scajwd with vice« next sea»on 915,000,
( mhi volts from a live electric wire, but minor injuries.
i
■ sistance even in the patrol wagon.
The "big six" had a long conference tion and shouted derisively at tion-
in •'
th«* wreck is very large.
was not seriously Injurixl.
| ’ The
rv- loss •-
union workers and strikebreakers.
with
John
T.
Brush,
and
while
the
A pile of 19 cars of train No. 451,
financial dealings of th«* club with it» Several attempts at disorder were
Striking express drivers in New jamm«*d into the
River Island Is Burning.
IV Fpffi*
as »a u<vsi
IHa.
apace VI
of an
ordinary
quelled by the police, who made a I
York City received strong reinforce­ living r<M«m,
■n. < caught fire imm< d.ately player« are never made public, it is
Sacramento,
Cal. — Brannan island,
> dily n ucid I a mn-x of "»id ou g«»»| authority that Mr. r J Brush
’rejrh ’lumber of arrests,
ments, and the strike is spreading.
in Sacramento river, below thia city,
I ami were* s|
Mrs.
Raymond
Robins,
president
of
advance
—i before th.,
___ in i
Fifteen babies have been bom al tangled steel
th«* fl,.,
fire annaratua.
apparatus, i volunteered Mathewson the adv
the Women’» Trad«* Union league, said ia actually burning up. Fifty acres of
mil««
F >rt Stevens, Ore., during one week. RUIntnon«*«l from Sp«dtanc. 21 i...L_
that the striking women are anxious land have already been burned and the
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There are not over 100 families in the away, could start a stream of water on
! to submit their grievances to arbtra fire is beyond control, as the only pump
Drinking Cups Under Ban.
•own.
the ruins.
tion and that she believed the strike suitable for the emergency was re­
ttuard of
Sacramento-- The State
moved last summer. The fire started
would be settled within a few days.
An Illinois farmer aged S2 years;
health haa decided to press more close I
in a stubble field when an electric
Deer Lined Up for Czar.
•loped with a woman of 4H. The farm­
ly its campaign against public drink-
I jower wire broke, and the blaxe got
Berlin
Emperor
Nicholas
"hunt-
irriin
r.mixrur
.-
,
,
..
er’s son, agcil 60, objected to the mar­
Religious Orders Barred.
started in the jieat beds under the aur-
in Emperor William« new «.me «MC «*{• b> -dopt.ng • re-lution ask
led" I_____ •
>«
riage.
Madrid—Th«* acnatc as passed by a face of the ground. Nearly the whole
I in«
ing *11
all railrtuEl
railroad rnmniniM
companie« tn
to refnoft
remove
preserve near Oranienburg, 26 miles
Seattle fotxi Inajiectors have con-1
i northeast of Potsdam. A battailion of ¡ cups from cars, depots and ferries and vote of 149 to 58, the "padlock" bill, of the ialand is of this formation,
to have public and private school« us«* which prohibits the creation of further Effort, to extinguish thia fire have
demned sev«*ral tons of turk«*ys, crabs,
" T-’/“”
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soldiers with foresters had been en-
other methods for children, either in­
lobstcrs
and
smelt
which
were
being
...
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,
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t
v ...
gsg«*hd for aome davs in sasemblnig dividual cu|« or drinking fountains, j religious establishments in Spain until failed.
" 1,500
,
..
. four-
. kept in co 1*1 storage for the holiday some
deer, hare and . other
the rvviaion of the concordat with the
Old-Time Actor Dead.
trade.
,
> footed game within an enclosure, and The health board points out that many '
states have paaid laws prohibiting Vatican has been completed. Th«* con
Philadelphia - Charles J. Fyffe, an
_______
I
a
The chief signal officer of the Unit : the animals were driven out past
the use Of drinking cup » for the g. n, ciltetory -ttitude ofPre*.*,ierC an.lej»;
actor of distinction more than half a
encircled by - pine
ed States haa asked the War dejiart line of - platforms
. -
eral public on account of dangers of toward the eccleeiaatieal senators dur­ century ago, died at the Edwin Forest
|
branches
and
upon
which
the
royal
ment for 20 military aeroplanes to be
ing the debate led to the impre-eaion in
spreading contagious disease«.
home for actors in this city.
He was
used in practice and instruction <«f party and 2 other court hunters had
official circle« that a way would be
RO
yean
old.
Mr.
Fyffe
supported
taken
positions,
ready
for
the
killing.
tre<>|M.
found to resume negotiation« between
Straits Will Be Flown,
Booth, Barrett, William R. Sheridan
Emjx*ror Nicholas hail the first shot.
the government and the Vatican for a
Many pitched hatth«s were fought .
and other great tragedians for 40
Havana — Arrangements are being reviaion of the concordat.
between prospective settlers at th«* I
made for an aeroplane flight acroaa the
yean. He had a wide range of parts,
Loaf Must Weigh Pound.
opening of the Cocur d’Alene reeer- ;
but it was in the heavier roles of trag­
Topeka, Kan. — The State Supreme Florida strait« from Havana to Kry
Yellow
Fever
Found
at
Honolulu.
vation In Hebo, but no fatalitiea were court has decided that a loaf of bread West, prsbably in December. The dis­
edy that be apfieared at his best. He
Honolulu—The first" case ot yellow was a native of New Orleans.
reported.
weigh» 1 ♦'» ounces or it is not a loaf. tance ia over 90 miles, bdt conditions
A kerosene lamp in a shack occu-1 John Mi-Coat, a Ixavenworth baker, for flying, it is claimed, arc favorable fever ever known in thia port has been
T.n Cholera Case. Reported.
at this season. The Havana Post has discovered aboard the Japaneae liner
pied by the family of Y. Yamsmoto in was arrested because he did not label
Rome — Ten new cases of cholera
offered a prise of fS.OOO.
It is said Hongkong Maru. which arrived here
his
bread
when
the
loaves
weighed
leas
the Interbay district of Seattle, ex ’
ploded ami two children were burned to ' than IS ounces. He appealed and the that’Glenn H. Curtiss, Mars. Ely and October 30 from Manzanillo, Mexico. were reported during the last 24 hour.,
The ateamer ia held In quarantine.
and two deaths.
I Baldwin will compete.
Supreme court ifflrmnl the decision.
death In their bed.
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