Drive the Graters Out in Ohio
In Ohio residents rally to pressure a group they call the Graters, aiming to oust them from local influence. Organizers describe the action as a push for accountability and community control amid ongoing disputes.
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1905
Page
1
People and Bosses Clash Over Government Control
A chaotic rally centers on reducing corporate influence in government. Speakers accuse bosses and corporations of domination, denouncing railroad and trust power while urging Republicans to back reform and purge machine politics. Publicans rally to support the platform and denounce entrenched interests.
Jews in fear as mobs attack settlements near St Petersburg
Reported waves of antisemitic violence sweep multiple towns near St Petersburg with Jews fearing for safety and fleeing by day while working at night. In the capital, czarist advisers meet in Potrohot to review plans for a proposed national assembly as the tsar presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Cowster
AG Kiertt
Sostrorazak
St. Petersborg
Smmrrons Eoects
Potorhot
Gaar Wats
General Strike Demands for Bridge Work Nationwide
The union of bridge workers in New Haven calls on President Buchanan to declare a general strike across the United States and Canada against the American Bridge Company. All ongoing projects by the company are halted in New Haven and other locales as nonunion subcontractors are replaced and about 1000 workers may be affected. The state board of arbitration has urged settlement and contact with the company to avert this action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ety
United States
Auiach
Corpotions
Chey
Flo
Che Aeddeto
Leslie
Paige Gore Taos
Senate
House
Lo Opera
Teasts
Bogert Dicey
Geox
Thore
Svaur
Rocketollar
Vandoerbilé
Herrick
Hindalavati
Chicago
Hoerick
Chigupo
Anc
Ohio
Chen
New Haven
Buchanan
New Ehuven
Vthe Union of Bridge Workers
Losoeulnneee
Franke Buchanan
International Union
New York
Canada
American Bridge Company
New Negtone
Bers
Boston Bridge Company
State Board of Arbitration
Strikars
American Ridge Company
Hobos Camps on Banker Estate in Stamford
A hobo, calling himself John Daly, selected a tree shaded spot on the estate of James D. Smith a New York banker and former stock exchange president in Stamford. He made a rough shelter and stayed briefly until authorities intervened prompting his departure after police persuasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Aug
James D. Stuith
New York
New York Wache Club
The
Stock Exchange
Tsang
Commodore Smith
John Daly
State Street
Inden Lodo
Mimaku
Child killed by trolley in New Haven accident
Elsie May Poley, seven, daughter of John H. Poley, was struck and fatally injured while crossing Kimberly avenue in front of a trolley. The car had to be jacked up to remove her, and she died minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Kimberly Avenue
Elsie May
John H. Poley
Three Rawlings sentenced to death in Valosta case
In Valosta California on August 1 the trio J G Rawlings Milton Rawlings and Jessa Rawlings were sentenced to death. The execution date was set for September 15. Frank Turner a black preacher was found guilty as an accessory before the fact with a recommendation of mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valosta
J. G Rawlings
Milton Rawlings
Jessa Rawlings
Frank Turner
Ieray
Speed driving tragedy claims young life
A partially legible a report notes a fatal incident after a boy aged about 11 or 12 was struck by a vehicle on a city street. The cause is listed as disease, with unclear details about where or when the event occurred and who was involved.
Organist Keating Dead in South Manchester
William M. Keating longtime organist for St James Roman Catholic Church in South Manchester died yesterday at age 52. He served as church organist for 81 years in the community and was among the oldest in length of service in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Manchester
William M. Keating
Ilo
St. James Roman Q Catholic Church
Will overhaul more bureaus
A terse statement signals new administration plans to overhaul additional bureaus. The note implies expanded agency restructuring with emphasis on efficiency. No dates or specific bureaus are named in the readable text.
Secretary Wilson to investigate agricultural bureau scandal
Secretary Wilson returns from Oyster Bay as new inquiry into the agriculture department begins. Reports accuse an animal industry scientist of stock ownership in a meat label company and question the Blue Ridge Observatory near Eldemanata Virginia used as a summer resort for bureau staff. Moore defends funding and purpose, while a southern congressman’s offer for advance information is rejected as grounds for scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Oyster Bay
Biue Ridge
Moun
Eldemunat
Moore
Congress
Ovary
Peological Survey
Bureau of Fisheries
Holmes
Richard @heatham
Southern Gotton Growers Association
Hulmes
Moody and Roosevelt Confer at Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay August 1 Attorney General William A Moody is in consultation with President Roosevelt and will stay overnight at Sagamore Hill. Moody arrived from New York aboard the Dolphin and was ferried to the village. He visited the executive office before driving to the president home and said the cotton investigation and nitro culture affair are not ready for publication. Moody suggested laws do not cover all wrongs and federal statutes are weak in some respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Genera William al. Moody
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Moody
Nesw York
Barnes
Department of Agriculture
Henorat
Wilson
Hyde
Holmes
Moore
Department of Justice
Department
Fryde
Moorly
Disruption Among the Zionists in Their Own Ranks
A fragmentary report discusses disarray within Zionist groups, noting internal factional tensions and organizational strain, with unclear specifics but emphasis on disruption among leaders and members.
Split in Zionist movement forms National Jewish Territorialist League
Basel August 1 report says territorial Zionists rejected by Zionist congress over East Africa plans formed a new National Jewish Territorialist League with 30 former Zionist delegates and over 300 attendees. New body aims to find settlement territories, organize Jews, negotiate with governments, and establish supporting institutions. Leadership debates follow Herzl’s death with Nordau declining and Wolfssohn favored by a strong faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basel
Switzerland
Territorial “Zionists
The
Zion
Zionist Congress
East Africa
National Jewish Territorialist League
Israel Zingwill
Theodore Herzl
Comtte
Max Nordau
Kurg
Otto Warburg
Berlin
Herr Wolffsohn
Olopne
Nordau
Everr Wolf?sohn
Shot at Woman in Middletown Farm Incident
Erastus Spencer farmhand for George Pryor was arrested on assault charges after firing a shotgun at Miss Kitty Blakeslee and two women attendants near the Pryor farm by Middletown insane asylum. Blakeslee was wounded in the back though not believed to be serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Erastus Spencer
George Pryor
Spencer
Kitty Blakesleo
Pryor
Stage Driver Slays Five-Foot Rattler On Three Mile Hill
Ralph Langdon, stage driver and mail carrier, halted his coach near Otis and Great Barrington Massachusetts when a large rattlesnake sprang from the roadside. He killed the five foot snake with 13 rattles before it could strike and displayed the reptile tied to the trunk rack along his route.
Robbery Torture Inquiry Shocks Chicago
William H Wilder, a former lieutenant, was found wandering with a broken mind after being abducted and tortured by three men seeking his $200 hidden money. He described being bound gagged and kept prisoner for three days, with wounds on mouth wrists and ankles from cords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William H. Wilder
Wilder
Torin Cave Supports Year Round Ice Claim
Edward Smith the fox hunter asserts ice remains year round in Torin Cave near Mast Hampton and the Salmon river area. Nathaniel Strong first guided him to the cedar surrounding that blocks sun, with ice detected five to six feet below. A spa trip note says water from the ledge stays cold while ice slowly melts but never vanishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torin
Mast Hampton
yAng
Acklay
Edward Smith
Nathaniel Strong
Smith
Recoud
Hyde Seeks Bride in Newport for James Hazen Hyde
Newport Aug 14 James Hazen Hyde, linked with Equitable fame, is reported seeking a bride in Newport. The name mentioned is Miss Gladys Deacon, who was once linked with the crown prince of Germany. Mrs Charles H Baldwin, widow of a famed admiral, hosts Deacon and Hyde at a vaudeville outing as society eyes the possible engagement and awaits an official announcement from Baldwin Villa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, R. L
James Hazen Hyde
Equitable Fame
Newport
Gladys Deacon
Paris
Germany
Charles H. Baldwin
Navy
Deagon
Mr. Hyde
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Bess
Hydde
Shef Baldwin Villa
Old and useless man drowns in Sound after farewell
William Roberts 86 of Sound Beach was last seen walking toward Long Island Sound after declaring he had nothing to live for. His body was recovered later that afternoon with a rope and heavy stone, leaving three daughters Mrs. George Howland of Mount Vernon and Mrs. J. Dale plus Miss Kate Roberts of Sound Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
William Roberts
Sound Beach
Long Island Sound
Roberts
George Howland
Mount Vernon
J. Dale
Kate Roberts
Found Dead in Bed at Wesleyan Station Worker
Ralph A. Martin, 28, employed at Wesleyan University government experiment station, was found dead in bed yesterday at the home of George F. Jonas where he boarded. Medical Examiner Gales will seek further opinions to determine cause. A former US Army man of nine years, he served at Port Rico and Manila and was orderly to General Lawton at his death. Born Port Jervis New York, he was stepson of Dr EK A Markham of Durham, Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ralph A. Martin
Wesleyan University
George F. Jonas
Oales
Martin
United States Army
Lawton
Port Jervis
Vo 2
EK. A. Markham
Durham
Conn
Miners to Hear President Roosevelt Visit
Aug 1. Most collieries in Wilkes Barre and valley towns to close Aug 10 for President Roosevelt's address to miners. Officials expect the talk to influence conduct as the current agreement expires. President Mitchell of the Miners union to preside and introduce the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilksbarre
Pau
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Dancers Defy Pastor at Gilbertson Church Outing
In Mahanoy City Pennsylvania on an church outing youths danced to a village band despite Pastor George H L Schaeffer’s opposition. He had the pavilion closed but an entrance from a saloon allowed the dance to resume and continued late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahanoy City
George IL. Schaeffer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gilbertson
Schaeffer
Lakeside
Yellow fever panic and cleanup in New Orleans area
New Orleans reports 5 deaths and 21 new cases of yellow fever as heat threatens to worsen the outbreak. total deaths reach 62 with 3804 cases. Clean up clubs form citywide, cisterns screened, and Baton Rouge militia guards entrances to restrict movement from infected districts. Government officials dispute claims of concealment and push for fumigation and quarantine measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
J. D. Berry
Marine Hospital Service
Richardson
City Board of Health
Souchon
State Board of Health
Morgan City
Rnl
Blanchard
Vardaman
Mississippi
New Oflieans
Louisiana
Mississsippi
Attien
Miss
Arkansas
Sauchon
Baton Rouge
Girl Story of a 15 Year Old in Central Park
New York August 1 A 15 year old girl Isabel Cowan lived for weeks in Central Park surviving on picnic scraps and bird feed. She was sent to the House of Mercy by Justice Wyatt after being caught while authorities question her tale. Mrs Reilly who had hoped to adopt her supports the account but police remain doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Park
Isabel Cowan
House of Mercy
Justice Wyatt
Children’s Court
Jean Reilly
Female detective stabbed during shoplifting arrest in Boston
In Boston on August 1 two women detectives tried to arrest two suspected shoplifters in a department store. Miss Thompson was stabbed with a butcher knife and wounded herself by accident with the same weapon. The suspects, named Bertha Hurley and Alice McDonald, were taken to police headquarters. Police found goods valued at 100 in their possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Thompson
Bertha Hurley
Alice McDonald
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