Morgan Refuses to Settle Strike Over Ironworkers
President Buchanan of the International Structural Ironworkers seeks Pierpont Morgan’s help to press the American Bridge Company to confer with union officials. Morgan declines to interfere with any agreement that discriminates against workers, while Buchannan weighs sending a local committee to the company.
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American Bridge Company
International Association of ‘Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
Buchanan
International Structural Ironworkers
Ashland House
Samuel B. Donnelly
Typographical Union No. 6
New York Civic Federation
Robert FE. Neidig
Housesmith
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Donnelly
Board of Building Trades
American Bridge, Company
Buffalo
Randolph Street
Chizo
Colny
American Bridge ‘Company
International Association
Otf
William P. Farley
Structural Iron Workers
New York
Edward Kelly
Electrical Workers
William Fyfe
Amalgamated Carpenters
Harles Delaney
Granite Cutkepx
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Broadway
Hatfield
Sident Hatfield
American Brany
Gary
Steel Trust
Iron Workers’ National Organization
Isiness
Internanal
International Solution of Bridge and Structural Iron
Kers
National
Civic Eration
Kanan
Tn Buchanan
Banan
Senator Hanna
American Ice Company
Senator Ina
Miss Roosevelt Sails From San Juan
Miss Alice Roosevelt sailed for New York from San Juan Porto Rico on March 31 as part of a cross Atlantic voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
New York
San Juan
Alice Roosevelt
INDEX TO DEPARTMENTS World Page 12 Out of Town
A fragmented listing shows department sections and page references such as World Page 12 Out of Town notes and surrounding areas. The fragment hints at a newspaper’s index of departments and page guides without cohesive article details.
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Mercial
World
Ents
Buytae Pete Voles
Et Ndars
Granipe
Gal
Ssea
Mire
Arine Intelligence
Frage
Roosevelt Farewell as Coamo Sails From Wharf
Thousands gather on the wharf and in boats to bid farewell to Miss Roosevelt aboard the steamship Coamo. German cruiser Panther bands play as the Coamo departs and the United States school ship Alliance salutes the departing vessel.
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Miss Roosevelt
Panther
United States Schoolship Alliance
Tragic double shooting at Brooklyn cottage scene
Newton Schoonmaker finds friend Percival Covert and his wife Lydia Schoonmaker dying of bullet wounds at 0 Pine Street near Cypress Hills Brooklyn. Covert dies. Lydia survives with coma as Coroner notes he confessed embezzlement and planned suicide. The couple's family and letters found by police.
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Newton Schoonmaker
Pine Street
Cypress’ Hills
Brooklyn
Lydia Schoottmaker
Percival Covert
Euclid Avenue
Williamsburg Trust Company
Fulton Street
Bradford Street Hospital
Siebold
Covert
Schoonmaker
St. Albans
George Carstairs
Mrs. Schoonmaker
Balkans Tense as Russia Aids Montenegro and Warns Bulgaria
Vienna reports growing unease over Balkan events with two major disclosures. The Czar sent eight batteries of quick firing guns to Prince Montenegro with ammunition while Russia issued a warning to Bulgaria. The note says the aid signals friendship and cites past cartridges to Serbia. Belgrade reports Albanian bands surrounding Mitrovitsa on the Ibar River, threatening the removal of the Russian consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Balkans
Prince of
Montenegro
Russia
Bulgaria
Servia
Macedonia
Daneff
Belgrade
Mitrovitsa
Trukey
Ibar
Prishtina
Verdict in Burdick inquest blames dead lawyer Pennell motive
Buffalo March 31 verdict by Judge Murphy states Edwin L Burdick died Feb 27 1903 from multiple skull fractures caused by blows with a dull-edged weapon and claims the murderer’s identity was not proved. It accuses Arthur R Pennell of a stronger motive and exonerates Mrs Hull while criticizing Mrs Maria Hull and Mrs Burdick and outlines procedures for future inquests.
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Buffalo
Burdick
Pennell
Murphy Burdick
Den
Gertrude B. Paige
Hutchinson
Maria A. Hull
Edwin L. Burdick
Ashland Avenue
Atlantic City
Mrs. Hull
Carol
Papa
Alice
Mr. Burdick
Miss Murray
Albanian Attack on Mitrovitsa Repulsed by Turkish Troops
After two hours of fighting Turkish forces repelled the Albanian assault on Mitrovitsa with heavy Albanian losses. Turkey has moved a division from Aidin to Albania. The Russian ambassador in Constantinople has been instructed to protest to the Porte over Albanian insubordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Mitrovitsa
Turkey
Vilayet
Aidin
Asia Minor
Albania
Constantinople
Massacre reported near Istib after village battle
SOFTSTA Bulgaria March 31 The Mace donian Committee says a revolutionary band of men and Abalitche villagers were massacred after ten hours of fighting. Turkish losses said greater. Bridge on the Turkish Oriental Rail road between Adrianople and Mustapha Pacha blown by an infernal machine at 2 50 this morning. Orient Express had crossed earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Softsta
Bulgaria
Macedonian Committee
Abalitche
Istib
Neeres
Turkish Oriental
Adrianople
Mustapha Pacha
Orient Express
Harriman plans to push Union Pacific into Steamboat Springs
Denver March 31 Special reports that E. H. Harriman will advance the Union Pacific into Steamboat Springs Routt County before the Denver Northwestern and Pacific reaches the area. He aims to control the district and spur territorial development from Denver. The Union Pacific could run trains into Steamboat Springs by year end aided by the Van Horn Miller Syndicate of Boston funds for the Laramie Hahn's Peak and Pacific line to extend to Steamboat Springs and Grand Junction for a Rio Grande connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Denver
E. H. Harriman
New Moffat
Union Pacific
Steamboat Springs
Routt County
Northwestern ,and Pacific
Harriman Syndicate
van Horn Miller Syndicate
Boston
Laramie, Hahn’s Peak and
Pacific
Laramie
Colorado
Grand Junction
Denver and
Rio Grande
Federal aid sought in Lorimer Durborow recount clash
In Chicago on March 31, Examin ing Magistrate Frederick F. McClory asked federal protection under federal statutes as he pursues a recount of the Lorimer Durborow ballots. He warns of interference and telegrams were sent to several U S Circuit Court Judges with one promising to arrive in Chicago Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Frederick F. McClory
Durbarrow
Four-Track Westward Line Protected by Automatic Safety Devices
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports its westward main line is four-tracked and safeguarded by electric automatic safety devices ensuring enhanced operation and safety across the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Burdick Murder Inquest Hears Motive and Testimony
In a city inquest into Burdick’s murder, Dr. Howland rejected death by own action as a cause, noting open windows and a possible woman guest. Attorney Hartsel defends Mrs. Burdick and calls Hull innocent, while Pennell’s role and threats to kill are explored amid suspicions of social ruin and family scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Marcy
Burdick
New Haven
A. R. Pennell
Pennell
Buffalo
Falls
John R. Howland
Fox
Edmunds
Walbridge
New York Assembly OKs Higher Excise Tax Bill
In Albany on March 31 the Assembly passed Senator Raines’ liquor tax bill by 84 to 61 after a six hour debate. The measure raises license fees by 50 percent, with Erie Republicans Ruehl and Patton joining Democrats in opposition. The bill now goes to the Governor for signature, amid predictions of broader pro tax reform and a link to a forthcoming canal bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Senate
Assembly
Raines
Ruehl
Patton
Erie
Rogers
House
Stevens
Richter
Low
Dale
Assemblyman Plank
New York City
Metcalfe
Cooke
Farrell
Lynch
Russia
Abrams
New York
Prince
Landen
Palmer
Messrs. Cooke
Ferre
J. J. McCarthy
Treat
Yeas
Messrs
Burnett
Dwyer
E. J. McCarthy
Reeve
Traub
Massachusetts
Nixon
Man crawls from Miami to Wabash Street in thirteen minutes
A man crawled on hands and knees from Miami to Wabash Street in a stunt after betting $2 he could do it in half an hour. He finished the trek in thirteen minutes, astounding onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Wabash, Ind
Miami
Wabash Street
New York Central Announces The Limited Route
Five trains daily run from New York to Cincinnati and St Louis including The Limited. Service departs New York at 5 30 P M..Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Limited
New York
New York Central
Roosevelt Plans Fencing Lessons on Return
Prof Pavese of Baltimore says President Roosevelt will take fencing lessons upon his return from the Western tour. He notes Roosevelt’s keen sportsmanship and expects the President and possibly family to pursue fencing, with ornamental and practical foils ordered from Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York Times
Pavese
Roosevelt
Italy
Prof.Payese
Shaw on tariff reform at Kickapoo Club banquet
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw spoke at Peoria Illinois on the tariff as a remedy for monopolies. He argued for measured control over combined capital and warned that removing protection could push labor into poverty and foreign competition would replace domestic industry. He urged wise legislation to foster associated capital while guarding against its evils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Kickapoo Club
Builders Strike Hits Stamford Area Work Slowdowns Loom
Stamford Conn March 21 unions representing carpenters plumbers and painters will strike tonight affecting building activity in Stamford and nearby towns. bosses resist wage and shop rules demands while union plumbers seek 50 cent daily raises and exclusive work by union men with only one boss allowed per job. despite potential delays the move aims to avoid violence and targets projects including Anson Phelps Stokes summer residence at Callender’s Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Phelps Stokes
Callender’s Point
Platt Opposes Mortgage Tax as Odell Faces Resistance
New York political clash over the mortgage tax unfolds with Gov Odell pressed to back the measure while Senator Platt and Republican leaders weigh their stance. Robert Morris, chair of the New York County Republican Committee, publicly protests the tax, drawing bankers and party figures to the Senate hearing.
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Albanany
New
Joi
Tixiton
New York
City
Morris
Wings
Gupsons
Richmond
Senator Platt
Quella
Gow Odell
Senator Pratt
New York County
Odell
Kisheres
Platt
Hairman Morris
Brookly
Marshall
Pitt
Worth
Atterbury
New Aare
Senate
Assembly
Robert C. Morris
Schieren
Brook Isn
Shherer
Matoser
New York Clearing House
Jalny Itarsen Rhodes
New York City
Slowinet
W. F* Sturges
Onkling
Casimir Vage
William Pr Liners
Saumnel T. A Iph
M. Leake
Joseph G. Robin
W. IE. Spackman
Charles W. .Dayton
W. N. Smith
BR. Snell
Manhattan
Gen. J. Vv. Meserole
Williamsburs
Eugene T. Barne
East Brooklen
A. D. Mude
Williiamsburg
Rerff Sen “Rishmore
E.R. Maynard
Brooklyn
Republican County Committee
County of
Shans
City of
Caamittes
Kings
Queens
Republican County Committee of
Six Killed in Furnace Accident at Carnegie Steel Plant
At the Edgar Thomson plant in Braddock Pennsylvania a furnace hang failed sending white hot dust through a pipe into a pit where twenty men worked. Six died ten injured others sent home with burns as hundreds rushed to aid victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Edgar Thomson
Carnegie Steel Company
Braddock
Cew
Blue Law Dismissals In Philadelphia News Case
Magistrate Gorman discharged employees of The Public Ledger The Press and The North American and Union News Company officers charged under the Blue Law of 1704. He ruled Sunday newspapers are a necessity and thus not convictable, noting opinions on the 174 act and debates on its constitutionality and scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Public Ledger
the Press
The
North American
Union News Company
Gorman
Low Rate Tour to Washington by Pennsylvania Railroad
Next Pennsylvania Railroad tour departs New York on April 6 with round trip all expenses at 14.50 dollars. Consult Tourist Agent at No. 263 Fifth Avenue for details and Advy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
5Th Ave
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Moffat
Routt Country
Mrs. Burdick
MR. Roosevelt
MR. Shaw
Stamford, Conn
Gov. Odell
Attite Dege
MR. Morris
Penn
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