Police Halt Emma Goldman Speech in New York
Sunday reports state New York police stopped Emma Goldman from delivering a public speech. The day also noted other events including celebrations, trials, and political moves across the country.
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
6
Sunday reports state New York police stopped Emma Goldman from delivering a public speech. The day also noted other events including celebrations, trials, and political moves across the country.
The report notes 1500 bales of cotton owned by Baszett Nash & Co burned in the Norfolk Warehouse Corporation fire causing an estimated loss of 76 600. It also mentions large donations for Messina earthquake survivors and a proposal to form an interclass intercultural aid organization to aid disaster victims.
The Senate rejected Senator McCumber's free lumber amendment by a 25 to 56 vote. Proponents led by Root Heyburn and Borah pressed for higher duties while Clapp Burkett argued Canada could produce lumber as cheaply, and Dolliver surprised by opposing radical free lumber demands.
Five children at Mra B C Boyd s school in Central City Kentucky were burned when candles on a circle drill sparked a fire during a Monday night commencement. Dorothy Clay inadvertently caused the blaze as flames spread to white muslin dresses and mothers and others rushed to smother the flames with coats.
A blaze destroyed the Shae home of Edon Lowry, killing 75 year old veteran John Carter and the three children of his daughter Mrs L la Shaw. The tragedy followed a storm and a lamp incident reportedly caused by a lamp left burning.
An advertisement touts Mrs. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a solution for female weakness and diseases. It claims cures for ailments such as womb issues, inflammation, ulcers, tumors, and indigestion, urging readers to write for confidential, free advice.
Four masked men halted Overland Limited No. 2 a mile west of Omaha just before midnight. They forced the engineer and crew from the cab and opened the mail car, taking seven registered mail pouches. The robbers fled toward the Lane cut-off after firing volleys to intimidate passengers and crew.
Judge Milton D Purdy quits the United States District Court bench triggering potential fights to reclaim the seat in Congress for Adam Redes in Minnesota s Eighth District. Charleston WV votes 22 to 7 to continue as a dry city amid liquor interests. Sen McCumber criticizes conference report on the ae bill as census officials face scrutiny over wives of top officials. The young Dome ton city officials are described as inexperienced in state matters.
Heavy rain and a harsh storm doused northeastern Oklahoma causing widespread damage. The Grand River and tributaries reached flood stage, submerging parts of Afton and damaging railroad property and farms. Bridges, including a St Louis and San Francisco Railway trestle at Catale, were compromised while Muskogee streets flooded and hail ruined grain.
At 8 30 Saturday night a fire in the Brookyln hospital ward endangered sixty spinally crippled children. Doctors and nurses carried them to safety, with forty-two removed still strapped in Bradford frames. The blaze started in the top rear surgical room where the spinal cases are housed.
Lovett Davis, accused of attacking a 16 year old white girl, was seized from Pine Bluff jail by a mob of about 300 men and hanged from a telegraph pole. The rope broke during hoisting but he was raised again and left hanging as armed deputies were overwhelmed. Prominent men urged restraint but failed.
In Philadelphia Rev Asay Ferry of Bethany Presbyterian and his brother Rev Ebenezer Ferry of Morrisville were saved from drowning in the Delaware River by a shepherd dog. The dog swam out to them after they were exhausted, grabbed the master’s collar and towed them to shore where helpers pulled them to safety.
A retired French merchant Gilbert leaves his fortune to churches in French cities for Masses for victims of the diabolical machines he blames for his decline. The Albanian garrison uprising near Saloniki, led by the deposed Sultan’s son, is seen in Constantinople as a bid to restore Abdul Hamid. An inventory at Yildiz palace reveals bank notes totaling 2.25 million dollars and rich jewelry, including a rosary valued at 376,000, with papers indicating 4,000,000 dollars directed to fortresses.
The Dora arrived at Seward Alaska with 194 survivors of the Columbia wrecked April 30 near Unimaka Pass. Italians sparked panic vying for boats while others obeyed. Lifesavers kept lines to shore. By May 2 a storm forced abandonment and the ship burned.
An American sailor at Frederikstad near Christiania, Norway, admits helping Belle Gunness kill four people on her Laporte Indiana farm and claims he killed Gunness. He is held under observation after self confessing. The case is reported to U.S. Minister Peirce.
City census data from Hoquiam Washington reveals a large share of crippled and scarred residents in the sawmill district. Among about 6000 inhabitants, 65 men have one leg, 6 are legless, 2 lost both legs and one hand, 23 have no fear, 3 are handless, 4 have one leg, 1 lost nose and ears, 11 have one eye, 2 scalped, 150 bear facial scars, and 100 other injuries maiming for life.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip recalls a church clash over women wearing large hats. When ordered to remove them by the pastor, the women allegedly replied that removing the pastor would be easier.
An old Baird Texas resident shares a testimonial about coffee causing severe stomach pains and illness. After switching to Postum, bowels regulated and pains disappeared within two weeks. He credits Postum and a healthier lifestyle for his restored well being and familywide adoption.
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