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About The Wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-???? | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1908)
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT MAY -LET FORTUNE SLIP RUN OVER BY AN ENGINE. James Armstrong Chanier, descendant of John Jacob Astor, brother of the lieutenant governor of New York, Colombia, "S3, chum of the late Stanford White, art patron, and quon dam husband of Amelie Hires, the author of -The Quick or the Dead." goes about free and untramnielori in 45 states of the onion. In the forty-sixth state. New Tor, where property in terests of a million dollars in value are held tn his name, his presence would be the signal for quick descent by the legal authorities and re incarceration in Bloomingdale insane asylum. To regain the right to legal sanity and to re cover the property, which Is now administered by a committee, he has instituted suit in New York state. He must attend in person, but he says he would rather give up his million dol lar estate than be returned to an asylum. Mr. Chanter is a son of John Winthrop Chanler. who died In 1S77. His mother was Miss Ward, a granddaughter of John Jacob Astor. His brothers are Lieut-Gov. Lewis Sruyvesant Chanter of New York. Congressman William Astor Chanter and Winthrop Chanter. To his brothers and his cousins, the Astors. Chanter attributes his troubles, and the book which he published. "FOur Years Behind the Bars f Bloomingdale: or. The Bankruptcy Law in Xew York." was a bitter attack upon his relatives and upon the conduct of his keepers while he was under restraint. When Chanter was IS years cf age he took in marriage Amelie Rives, who stood at the height of her public fame by her daring novel. "The Quick or the Dead." The hero of the story, Jock Dering. was Chanter. Married life to the couple was happy for a time. Then came the Dako ta divorce, which Chanter did not resist. Mrs. Chanter shortly afterward married Prince Pierre Trcubetxkoy. a member of the Russian nobility. Then came Chanter's commitment to the Bloominsdale asylum. Finally he escaped and went to Lynchburg. Va, where he remarried six months before his iden tity was discovered. In Virginia the law declared him sane and fully capable of taking care of his own business. Not so In New York, however. The trus tee refused to recognise the Virginia decree. In his Virginia home Mr. Chanter is a devoted horseman and a dose stu dent. His divorced wife, the Princess Troubetxkoy. was in a private sani tarium for some time, under treatment for a complaint similar ta that alleged against Mr. Chanter. "Tha Way to Get tho L.ost Fcr Ycur Uznof GO TO Taeoraa or oot5Io Via the AND PORTLAND Ask your nearest ticket agent, or Tte Lincoln Wtenzr EPalnt Co. Wall Modern Decorators, Pcpcr, Mouldings, Etc ias rttM tm A SUIT cr OVECCMT Csds to Cn!:r Fcr No Diro No Loss From Shecpo Dock to Your Deck Nar- Younq Man at Louisville Has row Escape From Death. X. Vaughn Hardy, time-keeper for the National Stone company at Louis ville, had a remarkable escape from death in the quarry yards, just east of town, on Tuesday evening. He was standing on the front footboard of a switch engine moving about ten miles an hour, and in stepping around the bumper missed his footing and fell between the rails. The engine passed entirely over him, doubling him up and rolling him like a ball, and lacerating his flesh and bruising them terribly. A deep ragged wound ten inches long extending around back of the left thigh and cutting dangerously near the blad der and intestines is the most serious hurt and invites dangerous compli cations. No part ot bis person escaped, abrasions, bruises and contusions. Drs. Lewis and Worthman dressed his wounds in one of the quarry buildings and brought him to town. He is in a hopeful but by no means safe condi tion. It will be weeks before he can be removed to his home, and months be fore he rescues a point of recovery that will permit him to return to work. His parents were summoned from St. Michael. Neh, where his father is agent of the Burlington rail road, and are at his bedside. The s;one company officials are devoted in their care of him. and the Modern Woodmen of the local lodge, of which he is a much-loved member, are unre- Kitting in their attention. For the Housewife. Pencil marks on- new linen or mus- Ha clothing should be carefully erased before washing, as frequently hot water or soap will set the mark. Old tea and coffee stains on table linen, it is said, will yield to a treatment of soaking in glycerine for IS hours, fol lowed by thorough washing in cold soap Pen Used in Italian Schools. The pen prescribed for Italian schools is long and pointed, pierce-' hree times above the exact. Cause of Mutton's Woolly Taste. The woolly taste in mutton is said to be due to slow dressing the car- GIVE IT TO HIM. A Nebraska man says Mr. Bryan is good, wise and honorable, but he wont vote for Bryan, he says, because he doesnt abuse labor unions. That Xebraskan saould be given an oppor l unity to vote for Parry or H. Grey Otis. San Francisco Star. UNION PRINT SHOPS. Printeries That Are Entitled to Use the Allied Trades Label. Following is a" list of the printing offices in Lincoln that are entitled to the use of the Allied Printing Trades label, together with the num ber of the label used by each shop: Jacob Xorth & Co, Xo- L C S. Simmons. Xo. 2. Freie Presse, Xo. 3. Woodruff-Collins, Xo. 4. ttraves & Mulligan, ,a a. State Printing Co, Xo. 6. Star Publishing Co, Xo. 7. Western Xew-spaper "Union, Xo. & Wood Prin 3g Co, Xo. 9. George Bros, Xo. 11. McVey Printing Co, Xo. 12 Union Advertising Co, Xo. 14. Ford Printing Co, Xo. 1C Gillespie Phillips, Xo. IS. VanTine & Young, Xo. 21. The shop having label Xo. IS is r June 1, Columbus, Ohio, Chainmak- crs National Union of the United States of America. June 1. St. Louis, Mo, international Association of Marble Workers. June 8, International Ceramic Mosaic and Eoncaustic Tile Layers and Helpers' Union. June S, Cincinnati, Ohio, Interna tional Brotherhood of Bookbinders. June S, International Brother hood of Tip Printers. June 8, Milwaukee, Wis, The Com mercial Telegraphers Union of April C, Toronto, Canada, Interna tional Association of Fur Workers cf the United States and Canada. May 3. Brockton, Mass, Interna tional Union of Cutting Die and Cutter Makers. May 5, Youngstown, Ohio, Amalga- America. July 4, Amalgamated Leather Workers' Union of America. July , Atlantic City. N. J. National Brotherhood of Operative 'Longshore men's Association. July 6, Buffalo, X. T, International Jewelry Workers Union. July 6, Cincinnati, Ohio, Brash- leakers' International Uinon. July 7, Baltimore, Md, Glass Bottle Blowers Association of the UniteJ States and Canada. July 13, Toronto, Canada. Interna tional Piano and Organ Workers. ion of America. July 13, Indianapolis, Ind, Litho graphers International Protective As sociation. July 13, Minneapolis, Minn, Theat rical Stage Employes' International Alliance. July IS. Holyoke, Mass, America Wire Weavers Protective Association. Jury 20, Xew York City. Interna tional Steel and Copper Plate Printers" Union. August 3, Buffalo, X. T, National Association of Heat, Frost. General In sulators and Asbestos Workers. August 4, Detroit. Mich, Interna tional Glove Workers Union. r America. August 10, Detroit, Mich, Interna tional Brotherhood of Stationary Fire men. August 6, Detroit, .Mich, Interna tional Brotherhood of Teamsters. August 10. Boston. Mass, Interna tional Typographical Union. August 10, Boston, Mass, Interna tional Siereotypers and Etectrotypers' Union. August 11. Indianapolis. Ind, Shirt Waist and Laundry Workers' Interna tional Union. August 24. Milwaukee, Wis, United osrment Workers of America. September L . Table Knife TIRADE IN LINCOLN IVIade by friends LINCOLN HONEY EFT IN LINCOLN ( No better flour sold on the Lincoln market. Every sack warranted. We want the trade of Union men and women, and we-aim to deserve it. If your grocer does not handle Liberty- Flour, 'phone us and we will attend to it. Ask your neighbor how she Ekes Liberty Flour. We rely on the reaxnmendation of those who use it. BARBER SFOSira There IS a Dress Shirt Made With ;The Union Label It sells for a Dollar and bears the Label of the UNITED GARMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA UNION INDIANAPOUS MADE 5HIRT Insist on Getting THE MODEL and if your dealer will not get it for you. we win send shirts, uiijiig charges prepaid, to any address in the United States or Canada for SI each. We make laundered negfigee shirts with cuffs attached or detached; also coat shirts. Pleated bosoms in all patterns and styles, if yoa want THE MODEL Royal Blue Shirts are indigo dyed, fast colors and so warranted. MODEL SHIRT CO. CENTURY BUILDING' New York Office 3SO Broadway eeosososoeesososososososososososososc i Grinders' National Union. September 2, Milwaukee. "Wis, American Brotherhood of Cement Workers. September 7. Denver, Colo, Inter national Association of Machinists. September S, Xew York City, Inter national Photo Engravers Union cf North America. September 10, Boston. Mass, Spin ners International Union. September 14, Montreal, Canada. Journeymen Stonecutters Association ot Xorth America. September 14. Philadelphia, Pa, In- tcrnational Union of Steam Engineers. i LYRIC THEATRE Ka& 3:W P. tf. Era!:? 7:45 & S:C3 POLITE VAUDEVILLE UicbIi's Pipilar Piajkiese. Prices Bilctij 18c, Lmr Fter 2Sc retary of the Allied Printing Trades Council. UNION BARBER SHOPS. SratomW 1-1 IXnilaitolnhts To la. , . .... -.j I ternaaonal Brick. Tile and Terra Cotta Workers Alliance. September 15, Salt Lake City, Utah. Ciated Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. September IT. Xew York City, Pock et Knife Blade Grinders and Finish ers Xational Union. September 21, Indianapolis, Ind. United Association of Plumbers, Gas. fitters. St earn fitters and Steamfitters" Helpers of United States and Canada. September 21. Indianapolis. In. International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. October 5. Washington. IX CX Bak ery and Confectionery Workers In ternational Union. October 5, St. Louis, Mo, Interna tional Union of Wood. Wire and Metal Lathers. October 20. Cohoes, N. Y, United Infomvaticn as to Where You Can Get Your Work Done Fairly. Folio wins is a list of the union bar ber shops of Lincoln, the name and location being given: Gus Petro, 1010 O street. W. A. Jackson. 1001 O street. W. E. Myers. Capital HoteL C A. Green. 120 Xorth Eleventh. Geo. Shaffer, Lincoln HoteL J. B. Ramer. 1501 O Street. E. A. Snyder. 120$ O Street. A. L. Stem. 11C South Thirteenth. A. L, Kemmerer. Lindell HoteL Chapman & Ryan. 12? Xorth Twelfth. WORKERS UNION OWOBSPrg Ho, SIo Izznzi This Sfezp are made by Union Labor and Fair Employers agreeing to arbi trate all differences. Believers m Industrial Peace and Fair Treatment of labor, should ask their shoe dealer for shoes bearing this stamp. The product of Fair Employers and Fair Labor merits the patronage of all fair minded persons. Ask your dealer for Union Stamp shoes, and if he can not supply you, write BOOT AND SHOE -WORKERS UNION 246 Summer St.. BOSTON; MASS. ' I . IS3UGD DY AUTHORITY OF cEj H. A. Larabee. $22 P Street. Knight and Parmenter. 12 Soul Workers u America. Twenxn. H. C Leopold. Fraternity Building Frank M alone, Havetock. E. A. Wood. Havelock. C B. Ellis, Havelock. CONVENTIONS IN 1903. Where and When Trades Union Gath ering Will Be Held. May t Detroit, Mich.. Interna. Tin Plate Workers Protective Associa tion of America. Jiay , York. Pa, Xational Print Cutters Association of America. June 1. St. Paul, Minn, Brother hood of Boilermakers and Iron Ship builders of America. June . Detroit. Mich, International Association of Steam and Hot Water Fitters and Helpers of America. June . Washington. D. C, Inter national Union of Journeymen Horse shoe rs. June. Mobile. Ala, International Printing Pressmen's Union. November S, Denver. Cohx, Ameri can Federation of Labor. November 10, Bangor. Pa, Interna. tional Union of Slate Workers. November 12. Ylnalhaven. Me, Lob ster Fisherfmens International Protec tive Association. December ?, Xew Orleans. La, In ternational Brotherhood of Mainten- ance-of-Way Employes. December 7. Brooklyn. N. Y, Na tional Alliance of Bill Posters and Killers of America. The Dr. Benj. P. Dally Sanatorium Lincoln, Nebraska TIfar non-contagious 'chromic diseases. largest, best equipped, most beautifully fwushed. A Kansas Woman Missing. The Harvey county authorities are searching for Mrs. William Call of Florence, Kas, who went to Newton three weeks ago to do some shopping. She was there for two or three days and then disappeared. Since that timel her relatives have not seen or heard of! her. Mrs. Call's husband is a farmer I near Florence and she has three chil-l dren. Your Cigars Should Cear This LabeL It is insurance against sweat shop and tenement goods, and against disease. ...