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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04

Charles Kent returned Thursday from a
months trip In the West.
Alexander Hunter o. superior. Neb-. spent
several days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Dud-
ley Woodward.
The Reverend A. S. Lloyd. d d, general sec
Rotary Of the Episcopal Board Of Missions. is
the guest OF the Reverend and Mrs John d.
La hottie OF Christ Episcopal Church
Mrs z l. Mcdonald. Mrs Eugene Sopcr.
Mrs. Laura Smith and Miss Atdie Colhoun are
At Excelsior Springs
Hugh Rowland q 81. Louis Is here for a few
days.
Phl sIattery. IT.. departs to-day for George
town University. where he will study Law.
Mrs. Claude Waters OF Milwaukee Is making
an extended visit with friends here.
Miss Marie Mcdonald has returned from Ken
lucky and the South Us
Bic Dudley OF Kansas city spent part OF the
week here.
Louis 7. GoldinE returned Thursday from 81
louis. where he met MrS. GoldinE on her way
70 81. Joseph from New York. Mr.. and Mrs
GoidInE and Mrs. Harmon smith. Mrs Gold
inKs sister. viii be at home at No. D4 Bush
street.
Mr.. and Mu. W. ?. Dyer. Mrs. Willis n.
have returned from their tour OF the Pacific
Coast.
me wednesday Morning card Club was en-
tsrtalned BY Mrs. Mark Irwin.
Among the october w~efdinEs viii b that OF
Miss swan Cover 70 Turner Mcbain OF Co
lumbia. The ceremony will b celebrated one
week from Wednesday.
Mlss Nellie II Brian q sp-.ngvilie. Utah.
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once for the North. Mrs. z. W. FieEcn-
baum entertained the Citrou Club In honor
OF the bride elect on Wednesday after
noon. Nils NeWShnm - the only remain
ing unmarried member Of the club and
the meeting was a merry one. each OF
the guests contributing an original poem:
Mr.. and Mrs p j. B~drnshack. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. &. Barnsback. Miss Elma Douglas
and Joseph Begemann have been attend
ing the State Fair az Springfield.
Mrs. Charlie WOmaCk OF COllinsville Is
a guest OF friends
Miss Nellie Keller has been entertain
ing Miss EibIe o. Alton
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. r. LANCE re-
cetyed a surprise Pm the occasion or their
fortieth wedding anniversary A quartet
from the COnCurdiu Seminary IN s.. Louis.
Of which A.. W. LIuEe - a member. en-
tertained the gathering with music.
Miss GenevieVc Keller has gone 10 81.
Louis TO spend the winter with her aunt
Mrs. c. w. Knapp. Mrs H H.. Keller viii
visit at sorth McAlester. / T. several
months.
Mrs. Arthur Cohn has returned from a
visit with relatives IN Western Nebraska.
She was accompanied by her sister. Miss
Hazel Beatrice Obcrfel.sr-
Mr. and Mrs. :. r. CrsSS and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. ". Mitchell Of Sorrento were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs Henry Bollmann,
Mrs. Elizabeth prickett returned Tues
DAY from an extended visit in spokane
n was accompanied by heT granddauBn'
ter. Miss Eloise HaDny-
Mrs. Margaret Stillwrll or West Morgan
street. ST. Louis. IS a guest OF relatives.
Miss Laura Daniels has returned from
Corhin, KY.
Mrs. A. Keller ani Miss Frances Keller
have returned from ST. Louis.
Mrs. GCurgc Ashton Of 81. Louis IL a
guest Of Mrs. II. II. Wharf.
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Doctor George W. Ross and Mr. stuart Pier
son spent wednesday In Springfield
Mr.. and Mrs James Wilcox OF Nirden are
guests OF Mrs Louise wheeler.
Mr. Charles Bowman Of 81 Louis spent sun
day with his mother. Mrs. \ L Bowman
Miss EuEenia Pterscn Il home from an cN-
tended visit with Rushville friends.
Mr.. Ella bradshaw departed for her home
In GalesburE on Tuesday.
Mrs. CHARLES Eldred spent sunday with tela-
M. and Mrs. Frank Ksrsher spent Monday in
ST Louis
Mrs.. Ernest A. Thoruhm returned 10 her home
MTs. Edward Roodhouse spent Monday IN St
Louis
Miss Lucy Nine returned Saturday from a
visit 10 Rushville-
Mrs Eertha Linton returned 20 her home
in Lynchburg- o.. arer a months visit WIKI
her sister. NJ. Ih1ma. kaGertl.
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BELLEVILLE.

Mrs. s. L. Jordan has returned 10 her
home in Pana. H.. after a pleasant visit
with her son. W. r Jordan.
Mrs. Adam Wirsing and Miss Ella Dau-
bach have gone 20 Chicago for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. o.. Brightield are visiting
In Chicago. Ill
Mrs. + J.. Brownsou entertained the
Halcyon Club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Cyrus Thompson and daughter.
Miss Lucy. have returned from Hot
Mrs, ii. ". weis IS visiting in Macon.
ILL.,
Mrs. II. Heinrich is visiting in Evans
vile. Ind.
Mrs. Emma BrenCman OF Hannibal. No,
IL tkc guest Of Mrs J. X. Conroy.
Miss Augusta Barthel has returned from
a visit In California.
MrS. J.. Taylor entertained the WCman's
Christian Temperance Union Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Ditloe entertained the
Utopian Society Friday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Branch entertained the Par
thenian Society Saturday afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Harst Fus returned from
a pleasant Wit TO Lebanon. H..
Mrs. ]. Mountain returned Thursday
from a visit in Alexandria, Ind.
Mrs. Adam LinfZ and MI. and Mrs. Wal
ter GintZ have returned from Texas.
III.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Heinzelmann have re-
turued from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Aerker OF East ST. Louis.
Miss Felice COttet Of Springfield, Ill, Is
visiting here.
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WEBSTER GROVES.

The Reverend ". /. Tarbet OF Diver
non. Ill. visited the Reverend 4. c. Hart
lass week They are the only two remain
ing % the class OF - Of Lane COlleE
Miss Mary r. Hart entertained the
Young Peoples Society OF the CongreEa-
ti9nal church Friday with a finch party.
Ar. and Mrs. r. a Allen entertained the
Saturday Evening EuChre Club.
Mrs. Albert mol OF Berkeley. Cal. and
her daughter. Miss Irene Knoll. will spend
the winter with Mrs. w. {. Curtis Of Guy
avenue.
Mr.. L,P; Gruet is at French Lick
Miss Laura Smith and her uncle. Robt.
Smith: or Mount Vernon. o., have re-
turned from Kansas City.
Mrs. W. g. RumSey entertained for her
mother. and sister. Mrs. a. s. KendrIck
and Miss Ida kendrick. from Wichita.
Tuesday morning from 10 to Il.
Mrs. Henry Houston Salisbury has cards
ont for a euchre Tuesday afternoon.
The Reverend Harry Blunt. pastor OF
Old Orchard Congregational Church. has
accepted a call TO Indianapolis.
Mis-. e o. Evans. Jr.. gave an after
kirkwoOd, who will be married on Octo-
Der Is.
Miss Hattie Lewis and Mr.. johnson
Morris Of Pittsburg win be married Tues
day night at the residence OF Miss Dwis's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Slaughter have
sent out cards for the marriage OF their
daushter. Alice Maude, to Mr.. eileen Wood
Hutchinson, at the Congregational Church
at S O'Clock. "Wednesday. October Il. The
Reverend J. d. Richey OF Wichita. a
forme rector Of Emmanuel Church. Old
Orchard. will perform the
several entertainments have been
planned In Miss ~SlaughteTs honor. Mrs.
Valentine Johnson gave n luncheon for
her Tuesday, at which the following we're
present: ZINES c. D. Moody. Henry Caul-
field. NJ. e. Sercpyan. Misses Alice and
Mamie Slaughter. Katherine Moody, Bes-
sic Joy and Anne Brown.
Mrs. Charles A. Lewis will give an aft
ernOon for Miss Slaughter Wednesday.
Mrs. Lewis Lacy will give a luncheon In
her honor Thursday. and Miss Lizzie
blanchard Of Old Orchard one on Friday.
Mrs y. r. Palmer will entertain for her
Saturday with an evening p Mrs.
F. s. Plant will also entertain. but has
not yet set her date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Sinclair ofTon-
acomlng. Md ARE visiting Reverend and
Mrs d. NJ. SHILLING.
Mr.. L. 3. Dieckman OF ST. Louis has
moved into one Of Mr.. Henry Jackson's
houses.
Doctor Montgomery will occupy the
Der.
Mrs. Henry Jackson returned from Shell
byville. Ill. last Sunday. where she at
tended the golden wedding anniversary Of
her parents.
On Friday there will be a missionary
social at the Presbyterian Church under
the auspices OF the Christian Endeavor.
Several friends surprised Mrs. Chas. A
Lewis on Saturday afternoon from 2 TO 4
the occasion being her birthday.
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FERGUSON.

Mr.. and Mrs Fred Dallas Of Madison,
IL have been the guests OF Mrs. r N.
The Misses LILLY and Katherine Reid
have been entertaining Miss Cora Reiss
OF Springfield. Ill
Alfred Vim. who has beer spending
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Porter Mcclellan
Of Vernon avenue have been the guests
Of Mrs. 81. J. FARRELL
George Lyon Belfrey OF st. Louis has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs D.. ". Curie.
Mrs Frank linn has been entertAinlng
Mrs. Charles Gerhart OF ST. Louis.
rS Nm; Z; !. SSnaie gsyc z luncheon on
Of Louisville. KY.
Mrs. Hanna Higgins is entertaining her
sister, Miss Sallie smallwood. OF Upton.
Mrs. Harry Fender. Mrs. Dan Shields
and her son, Monte ave been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Dalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman gave a euchre
emit were Inc Misses Helen Janis. Mary
Hereford. Maud Rule and Sturgis Day.
Julian Janis. Doctor and Mrs. G A Brier.
Carl Houseman and Mary Hereford.
A meeting was held Wednesday evening
at the residence Of Mrs. Vim. Chapman
for the purpose Of organizing an evening
euchre club. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tobin. Mr.. and
Mrs. I. II. Sprinkle. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Ludeking. Mr.. and Airs. z. s. Marshall,
MTN. u. HUTCHINSON ana MISS IuAAd AhrEs
Mr.. n Mrs. Leo Kohn and family de-
parted Friday for st. Louis. where they
will reside.
tertained on Friday. Among the guests
were the Misses Helen Barrel. Kate and
Lille Reid. Helen Janis. Lula Heck, Flea
nor Breier. Celia Breier, Maud Rule and
Sturgis and Clifford Day. Andrew McFar-
land. Doctor G.. Tschtrner. Julian Janis,
Wallace Marshall and Carl HOuEeman.
Mrs. James Taylor of New York has
been visiting friends In Ferguson.
Mr. sam Pryor. who has been spending
some time IN the East. has returned.
Miss Edith Seymour has been visiting
friends in St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bullet Of Maple
wood have been the guests OF Miss Helen
Atwood.
Mrs. j. s. Van Norstrand Is entertaining
her sister. Miss Fanny Crabb. OF Itch
field, Ill.
Mrs. Allen. who has been spending the
summer with her sister. Mrs. Harry 9.
Carr. departed on Monday for her home
in Washington. d. c.
Miss Mamie Manget Of Louisville. Ky.
Is the guest OF Miss Helen James.
Mrs. A s Page save a luncheon on Fri
day. Among the guests were: Mrs. Harry
DuhrinE. Mrs. Mamie Crabb. Miss Law
Jennie RinEo.
Mrs. II. d. Coudie returned last week
from Atlantic City. where she has been
spending the summer.
Miss Roberta Sutton returned on Mon
day from Virginia, where she has been
visiting relatives. She viii spend the win
ter with her aunt. Mrs Robert Carr
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Dickson Of St.
Louis have been the guests OF Colonel and
Mrs. c. 2. EIlerbe.
Miss Anan BOYD OF St Louis has been
Mr., and Mrs. E Jack have been en-
tertaininS Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Thor
Oughman CT Cahanne.
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Locust street. next door TO Bars. where
she Is ready 10 receive your orders At her
usual prices.
Engraved visiting cards at Lambert
DeaCun-Huu Company. 5I3 Locust street.
Mir and Mrs. Max NJ. Bryant OF No. :
NaitdsVenteT place have Eone 10 Boston,
where they will spend some time on a
visit 20 friends.
Morning. Noon and Night. Big -Four
trains leave ST. Louis for Cincinnati.
Frank Crane Of Westminster place de-
paTteu last week for Blees Military Acad-
cmy.
Mr. 7. ". Drostcn. the jeweIer. Seventh
and Pin streets. has returned from Eu-
rope. where he made a large purchase OF
magnificent diamonds. ruhies, Sapphires,
etc. which are now on exhibition at his
store.
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, ". .. A.
Mrs. Isabel Hsrt~r will spend Sunday with
friends IN Liberty. No.
Peter Stinson and Roy Nelson OF Moray. Kaa,
departed Tuesday for Wyoming on q fishing
expedition.
Mrs Frank Kennard Of Richmond Mo-. spent
several DAYS this week with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs- q. e. Hyatt.
aIrs. curtis Haley departed Thursday foe
Great Falls. Mont. where she will Join Mr..
Haley.
Miss May Kelley has returned from a thres
weeks vacation IN Chicago.
Mrs. Louise waehter arrived home from New
York Thursday.
Louis ana William Huggins have returned
from n hunting trip In the North
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III.

STR. william G. wsrthsimer Of 81. Louis Il
4 guest u ar. p. e. HodEes-
Mr. Walter Brown i home from q visit with
Nr. Edvsrd saith spsnt IN. week with ST.
Sir. omar Fierscn returned Friday from a
visit to Surir1nsid.
IN Decatur SATURDAY.
Mrs. frank sinsahauEh returned ca Saturday
from a xtIit 70 Indianapoli1.
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EDWARDsVuLE.

The principal happening OF this week n
EdwardsviIle society will os The marriage
on Wednesday evening OF MISS Alice Me-
Norris Of Detroit. The wedding takes
place at ST. JONAS Methodlst Episcopal
Church and the conole VIII depart at
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Mrs. Frances De Van Slyke and Mrs.
Sarah V. Stringer have returned home
after an absence OF two months, spent IN
California and on the Pacific Coast, visit
ing the various places OF interest.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. De Vries OF No. 2lSO
Dickson street will receive to-day, after
noon and evening. in honor Of the engage
: nent OF their daughter. Henrietta. TO Mr..
Daniel Pimentel OF Pittsburg. Pa
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AL MENTION.
Calling cards-MermOd & Jaccard's.

Daisy Pauly, are spending several weeks
in Chicago with Mr.. DRmRske'S sister.
Mrs. w. ". Updegraf.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Anderson have re-
turned TO St. Louis from KirkEood. and
Will be with Mrs. Langzn this winter. at
No. 3145 Locust street.
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Euchre prizes-Mermod & Jaccard's.

Mrs. Isaac H. Knox and Mrs. Sarah
= Brett. who have been spending the
summer at the Chandler cottage. James
town, left Wednesday for their home in
81. Louis.
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Miss Violet Adams OF No. sO5i Wash
lnGton avenue has returned from the
East, after spending the summer with
Grove
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The little guests were attended by their
nurses, ard a delightful evening was spent.
Iha features u the evening consisted o.
reCitauons and games Of various sorts.
Among these present were:
Misses
Edny Mummert. Kitty Webb.
DoItle McElhinney, Ily snyder.
yenie kleinery. Myrtle Mummert,
Allie Kleinert. lilly MetSChke,
Hattie Mummert, Amelia Krag.
AIRS. G. T. Gormcy OF No. 900 Vista ave
nue. entertained friends at dinner Wednes-
The table decorations were pink and white
carnations. The guests were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
+ Y. Kern. 4. Sanford.
airs. J. l.. Glover. e. T. Gormley.
q Dallas, Tex. Z {. swift
Mabel Kern. Lottie Kern.
The Einloch girls gave n gallery party
thursday evening TO sec Chauncey Olcott.
Bauer o. No. %G3 Nebraska avenue.
Among those present were:
Misses
Elizabeth Wall. Kate Mullen,
Mary Hanmal. Fanny FiJzsim-
Fannie kognis. mons
Mary Mullen.
SIR. ara Mrs. claude Huctheus cello
hrated their cotton wedding Thursday
evening. Features OF the evening were
singing ana dancing.
Those present were:
Doctor and Mrs. Wilson Dean.
ar and Mrs, c II. Cofindsfer.
Bessie Schricfer. Annie Grafemaa.
Minnie Grafe-nan, Ida Grafcman,
Alice Frazier. Dolly Frein.
Nessieurs-
W. /. German. Thos. Terry.
q. q. femme. Al Rader.
Clarence Rielcy. r. =. RigEin.
Lester /. Walker. q. e. Bats.
r James BruSuCker. J. II. Buchols,
-. j. Smith, Geo. Saunders.
I'D Muenninghaus,
Society. s tat Onery-Mermod & Jsecard's.
Rich cut Elass-Mermod & Jaccard's.
Mrs. Walter Aufderhegdc OF No. 800
Cleveland avenue gave a chHdren's party
Saturday afternoon. in honor Of her little
daughter. Florence. the occasion being her
seventh birthday. Games. recitatiJns and
songs were the principal features Of the
afternoon. The children were all invited
into the dininE--OOm al iaD. Wnen refresh
ments were served. Those present were:
Octayia Stevenson. Helen Aufderheide,
homie wetzeL Minnie Aufder-
Hazel De Witt, he!ue,
Genevieye Schaef- Melba Auioerheide,
fer, Dorothy Rumble.
Otta Birnbaum, Esther Freymark,
Laura Reeves. Clara Freymark,
Grace Reeves. Hazel lie Beau.
Lucille SOrgen, Frances Boch-
Dottie kuehne, mann,
Ethel L~owenstein, Josephine Loeb
Viola Hoffman,. mann,
John Screen. Edward lie Beau.
y Joe Stevenson, Fred Aufderheide.
Milton Birnbaum, Rolly Connett.
Arthur Hughes, Robert Rumble.
Mesdames-
Walter Rumble. a. Freymark.
c. Hoffman,. p. Menard.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Ross Of Bacon
street will attend the Yelled Prophet ball,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs Holt Of
Baltimore. Nd. Immediately after the
bali Mr.. and Mrs Holt viii depart for a
Western tour, before returning TO their
Eastern home.
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Miss A. Schubach wishes TO announce
that she has returned from Europe and IS
now established in her new quarters at sil
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soris by ,bs isauas Of Pse,ns 10 80
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shs freedom 81 u.6, from di.tufbspoe 10
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on our eco inpressio9 a the necessities
OF the c.se. bot slssys TO the pref, Of
Colon bic - yell - q utiserssl com
msfce.
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AnyInr TO NOTIFIES

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Republic Of Panama.

Toe iphsbitsu,s Of the Isibmus Of Pa.
sns have rsbelied sssinsi tbs government,
OF ColoIbis snd set up . provisional GOV
eraGsni for themselves. The cause OF ihe
rebsilisa Vas the holding up OF The canal
tfss,J 10 wlico The ipbsbitsnts Of the islb
me- sre ia,eDsei, Interested.
Tosrs was 90 lighting OF Consequence
the iahsbi.snis r,sios co mssse and dris
lag oat the iss Colonbisn soidisrs. The
Uaised Safe, took 20 part except 70 land
. lev ns,iaos TO proecct The lives end
property Of Americans sod other for.
eisnsrs
The Ucited Sl..ss has since recognised
the Ies eese rmert ~ The de iscso gov
erHneEt sDd THE stsp hss beeo generally
approved BY otser foreign nstions. TIT
ioilosirg Is . part Of the statement Of See
rsisry Hsy 10 regard 10 The ms,ter.
Tee action 81 the President Ia the Pen
sms Essier 4 rot Only 10 the stfic,est &C
c.sisaee si,h the priteipi Of jas,ios GOD
sqaity. snd 10 lice With oil the best Pre-
esisa's OF cor pablo policy. bat u ZEE
~ enly coarse be eoali have taken 10
c,1rllsses silh chr treaty rights and %
iss,ioss. By csr treaty sn,ered into 9th
NJ Grsrhas 10 the year Of 1886, Nev
Graesas 9susaiesd thai the right Of
Wy o. uatsi, seross the isthmps Of Psu
sus apon spy Eo3es OF eonmaries,ion
tee pos srisn OF that may hereafter be
cossif uesed. shaii be free snd cpeo 10 .bs
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positively ssa q sssioasiy 70 Neg 0rse
sas b. ias present stipois.isn The pssises
neastsiiiy Of The before rsnhsssd 18th
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Toe dfti Dat led step toward the Gre.
ton OF .n onpIoyers' association. shict
will form bond snslssous TO the. vbict
holas ofaanx,d lsbor together oil ever ID.
ooarty, vss tsken 81 Csic.so ist week
II - declared thst this "Ci,z,ns indus
trial association" IL not opposed TO union
labor 8, is merely opposed and will tner
resistance 10 labor iy.npy and The ilies 81
methods sometimes adopted By noiop, I,
enforce their dem.nds nfon employers.
Tie policy OF the new organization. Which
will bs national 10 scope. 10 something
that the iaturs will develop, At ptesen'
u Is merely sn inference that the election
Of ID. NJ Psuy. Of the N,iionsl sssoos
tion Of manufacturers, Ne president meant
that the nes association plans 90 rssre,
sive fsht against orasGiz,d lsbor
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l.. NJ B.ctns, employed - 90 engineer
u The PLAT Of the y. X PIch M,nnisc
turing Co., 10 B1ilsnd, where the men
have been onl 60 rihe for $50 yesrs,
sss sss.ulssd aud pounded until unccn
.cious siter nidnisht Wednesday morn
log. He ssys be YES met by Two nen
shiIe on bis ~sy home from work snd
DOE OF them sttsehsd bin snd after .
struggle be q. rendered unconscious
he laid beside The tiiesslk bali 90 hour
Bsckus said be recognized bic ssssiIsnt
sho VS. cns Of the strikers. A warrant
sss sworn oct for the man bat The polioe
have teen unable TO looste him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12
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