Threats of arson amid Hawt Side tenant evictions
New York tenants threaten arson if eviction proceeds amid mass notices. Strikers and rent agitators flood the block as holders push dispossess actions. Guards post along Madison Street as tenants seek lower rents and delays mount, with many forced to refuse processing more cases.
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Laridlords
New York
Langlords
Kongs
Madison Street
Tanta
Steven
I Fae
Treas
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Miners denounce state police and politics in Nevada strike row
A labor convention condemns the state constabulary imported from England to police workers and blasts Republicans and Democrats for broken promises. It denounces U.S. bonds issued at Wall Street’s urging and troops sent to Goldfield Nevada to quell a strike. A further resolution urges workers to sever ties with capitalistic parties over mine owner coercion and governor’s call for federal troops.
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England
United States
Wall Street
Goldfield
Tollern
Navada
Nevada
Three Men Sworn In For Thaw Trial In New York
Three jurors were sworn to serve on the trial of Harry K. Thaw before Justice Dowling in the New York Supreme Court criminal branch. Four tentative jurors remained in the box as peremptory challenges continued. The sworn trio are Charles H. Greenmedlis ship broker Arthur R. Naething baker and caterer and George W. Cary drygoods dealer. Additional jurors were to be examined as the panel filled.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Jnstice Dowling
Supreme Report
Waelors
Charles If
Creenmedls
Arthur R. Naething
Baker Ant Caterer
George W. Cary
Drygoodls Dealer
George C. Ruephrecht
Moses Greenbaum
John R. Maginn
Thomas F. Cranston
Union Men Discharged Over Union Pressure
An order from the Gemer Poundry company a major instrument maker in the city requires union men to sign union cards or quit. For weeks the shop purged workers and now only polishers and grinders remain as union-employed. Nonunion workers were hired, and several unionized grinders and buffers were discharged or replaced. Dawson Calls Extra Session. Charleston, W. Va. January. Governor Dawson issues a call for a special session of the West Virginia legislature to convene January 23. The proclamation lists thirty seven subjects with focus on restoring levies and tax measures. Takahira Succeeds Aoki. Tokyo January. Baron Takahira is reportedly chosen to succeed Viscount Aoki as ambassador to Washington. Wireless Cables 2340 Miles. Hamburg to Teneriffe. The wireless telegraph link between Cape Blanco steamer and shore kept constant contact over 1428 miles as the voyage continued toward the Atlantic islands.
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Vwrie
Dan
Gemer Poundry Company
Invest
Basame
Concarn
Agaa Resol
Nowanion Paligherd
Dawson
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
The Amazing Fox Terrier Tuck at the Grain Elevator
RM. Smart of Xeniv, C, claims his ordinary looking fox terrier Tuck is the smartest dog in the United States. The dog, left alone in the grain warehouse at night, used the telephone to summon help after sensing trouble, alerting police and firefighters to a developing blaze and preventing a disaster.
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Tuck
Declarea Ho
United States
RM. Smart
Xeniv, C
Do Tuck
Ble
Diinies
Tire
Cine
Newia
Tim Staton
Coiba
Wife In Custody Battle Cited Suspicions Of Hidden Truth
Wealthy New York woolen merchant Henry Russell Drowne seeks legal custody of his son Henry junior after divorcing his wife. Testimony describes late night entrances, a locked bedroom, and a claim the wife was hiding something. Witnesses recall a visitor and whispered warnings as the couple’s dispute sharpened.
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Henry Russell Drowne
New York
Stevens
Newark
Mr. Drowne
Lienry Junior
Jersey
KR. J
Drowne
South Dakota
Wiliam Lidwig
Windsor
Liudwig
Ludwig
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