The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-03
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Frank Emerson. non-union man;
right hand smashed by heavy stone
James Smith, nOn-uniOn man. struck
in the back with a stone, injuries Sc
we're. --
Albert McIlvain, shot in the back; not
expected to live.
L. Dowell. shot in lest hip.
William Bass, shot in left leg below
knee.
J. Erickson, shot in right arm above
elbow.
Louis Eisman. colored, struck on
head with a brick in a fight at Jackson
boulevard and Halsted street
William Davis, COlOTed nOn-union
driver, head cut in same fight.
James Butler. colored non-uniOn dri-
yer; arm broken in same fight.
Andrew Scott, cOlOred, nOn-uniOn dri-
yer. head cut in same fight.
William Riggs, coIoTed non-Union dri-
yer. head cut in same fight.
Frank Curry, leader of non-Union
men, struck in head by a stone while
conducting wagons along Franklin
street
A s Utley. floor manager for Mont
gOmeTy. Ward & Co. attacked by slug
gers on Oakenwald avenue.
Attacked by Three Men.
I
interests Of Ward & Co. since the COM
mencement Of the strike, was attacked
by three men. who he thinks have been
following him for several days while
passing a vacant lot in Oakenwaid ave
nue.. between Forty-fourth and Forty
fifth streets. The men knocked him
down and kicked him in A terrific man
ner about the head and face He
knocked one Of them down with a billy
/ and the others ran Thinking he had
killed his assailant. Jtley went to cal
an ambulance, but when IL arrived the
man had either recovered and gone
away or had been carried off by his
companions.
Although il was announced last might
/ that the teams Of the express companies
and Of the Employers association
/ would be handled by men armed with
rifles today, nothing of the kind was
attempted. save of the fifteen drivers
/ employed by the Scott Transfer com
4 pany. Mayor Dunno and Chief of Po-
/ lice O'Neil made every effort to prevent
/ the carrying of rifles. and Superinten-
dent Reid of the Teaming association
! informed them that he had not contem
plated arming his men. as stated Th'
Scott men carried rifles throughout the
/ day and none of them were molested.
The strike today did not spread il
! any degree. No more men were called
/ out and from present appearances Their
/ is no immediate prospect that any NOR
| teamsters wiz strike.
I Fierce Riot at Night.
During riot tonight at Halsted an'
/ Erie streets. which lasted for an hour
| and in which fully 1000 people were en-
/ gagged, three policemen and three non
in TR
| as many rioters were dubbed. Tn
| riot commenced when four wagons o
| the Peabody Coal company manne'
| nOu-uniOn men, left the Richter pictur'
! frame factory. AZ Huron street, afte
| delivering coal. The wagons wen
! south along Halsted street and thei
| appearance on that thoroughfaTe wa
| the signal for the formation of a mo-
| which pressed closely around them
| threatening the drivers. The escort o
police was compelled several times t.
| charge into the crowd and use thei
/ clubs.
There were repeated fights between
| the police and the mob. but the st0rT
| Of missiles grew fiercer as the crow
| increased in numbers and finally tn
| police and the drivers were eompeIIe
TO draw their revolvers- The crow
| paid no attention to this and finall
| sergeant SuIllNau IN command of tn
| detail ordered his men and the non
| union men TO fire over the heads of tn
| crowd. This. when done several time
in succession, compelled the crowd t
give way and the police finally dis
persed it. During the fighting Officer
John Wiley. John Torch and Thoma
Keenan, were injured by stones, an
Harry Williams. John johnson an
Andrew Jackson. non-union drivers
were cut and bruised by the missile
hurled by the crowd.
Striker Shot.
| Shortly before midnight Michael Ne
| Namara union teamster. was shC
twice in the leg by F. X. Buckminste
| a chief detective employed by the En-
| plOyeTs' leaning company Buckmir
ster and several msn who were wit
him declared that Mcnamara was or
| OF a crowd of strikers that attacke
them BuckminsteT had $500 in h
hands which he was taking to n
/ barns for the company to pay off h
men and he thought the attack Wa
made with the intention of securin
the money. Mcnamara declares tn;
he and his friends were walking alon
! the streets when Buckminster .sh'
| him without PROPAGATION. His wound
are serious but not fatal.