Socialist Meeting Attacks Police After Union Square Bombing
Crowded rathskeller on Park Place hosts Socialists who cheer ex-University Settlement head Robert Hunter as he lambasts police for Union Square blast actions. Speakers defend ballot justice, condemn violence, and denounce press coverage while police disrupt meeting at La Questione Sociale offices.
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Rathskeller
Ivalils
Park Place
West Broadway
Robert ‘Sunter
Union Square
Charles P. Fagnani
Union Theological Seminary
Hunter
Europe
Silverstein
Poice
Bingham
Mr. Tranter
Albany
William H. Kelly
John Spargo
Spargo
New York
the Sun
the Herald
the Times
The
Sun
Times
Herald
Siick
Police Break Up Reds Meeting in Paterson
Police dispersed a gathering described as anarchists in Paterson New Jersey on April 3. The force halted the meeting led by editor Caminita and his followers, ending the assembly in a swift quietus.
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Caminita
Paterson
New York Times
Paterson, N. J
City
Anarchist Walter Uppit Faces Deportation Hearings
Walter Uppit a young Russian of 127 East 117th Street was arraigned in Jefferson Market Court after the Union Square bomb explosion arrest. Federal agents deem him an anarchist and undesirable citizen. authorities claim he entered the United States as a seaman and deserted. A board of inquiry will decide his deportation with Uppit warning he may be killed if returned to Russia. He will be sent to Ellis Island once hearings complete.
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Jefferson Market Court
Walter Appit
East 117Th Street
Union Square
Uppit
Russia
Allis Island
Board of Special Inuiry
Washington
Berkman Freed After Bond In Union Square Bomb Case
Alexander Berkman the Anarchist was discharged by Magistrate Droege in Jefferson Market Court after police said no new evidence linked him to the Union Square bombing. The magistrate warned him against violence and noted public distrust of anarchists.
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Alexander Berkman
Union Square
Droege
Jefferson Market Court
Berkman
Bonaparte Delivers Opinion on Anarchist Press
Attorney General Bonaparte at a Cabinet meeting presented the President with an opinion on whether editors and owners of the alleged anarchist newspaper La Questione Sociale of Paterson New Jersey could face criminal prosecution for urging dynamite murder. The full opinion will be released after the President reviews it. The issue addresses handling the anarchist situation in the United States.
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Washington
Bonaparte
la Questione Sociale
Paterson
N. J
United States
New York Racing Faces Open Betting Ban Risking Losses
With anti-betting laws likely to pass, New York racing faces reduced attendance and purse cuts at Aqueduct opening April 15. Track managers expect gate receipts to fund meetings while legal wagering remains unavailable. Some look to New Jersey as a fallback if New York policy widens losses.
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New York
Percy Gray
Aqueduct Track
Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Chicago
St. Louis
New Jersey
Linden
Elizabeth
Monmouth Park
New York City
Dividend Surprise Hits Pacific Coast Company
News broke yesterday that Pacific Coast Company dividends declared last Monday were issued earlier than planned, triggering protests from investors who alleged withholding. Officials cited no intent to hide the dividend, noting scheduling changes due to directors traveling and busy management. Directors Harriman and Hill control the firm with I. H. Harriman and James J. Hill on the board.
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Pacific Coast Company
Thempany
Stock Exchange
Thse
David Zieley
Broad Street
Zieley
Hill
Harriman
I. H. Harriman
James J. Hill
Joyce Joins Knickerbocker Board Reducing Vacancy
William B. Joyce president of National Surety Company has been accepted as a director of Knickerbocker Trust Company. Directors hesitate to disclose attitude toward court approved fees totaling 300000 for receivers and counsel. Directors must act by Wednesday to confirm or contest the court orders.
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William B. Joyce
National Surety Company
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Keep
Charges of Cruelty at Kings County Hospital
William Connolly, ex acting night superintendent, alleges unlicensed staff, ill treatment, and robberies of patients at Kings County Hospital and Almshouse. Officials partly admit deficiencies due to underfunding and staff shortages while promising investigations and possible state charity board review.
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William Connolly
Kings County Hospital and Almshouse
Fitzgerald
McInerny
Department of Charities
State Board of Charities
Connolly
John F. Fitzgerald
McInerney
George Church
Ericson
Three Platoon Police Bill Favored by Assembly
Albany report says the Francis bill for a three platoon system in first and second class city police forces was favorably referred. It limits patrol to eight hours in any 24 hours and eight hours reserve in 72 hours, except in riots. New York City authorities oppose. The Teschers Equal Salary bill was not reported and goes to Rules. Speaker Wadsworth leads Rules with a majority likely to kill it in committee.
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New York Times
Albany
Assembly Cities Committee
New York City
Teschers
Committees On Rules
Wadsworth
Committee of Rules
Government to Read Grand Jury Presentment On Jackson
Gov Hughes Lieut Gov Chanler and Speaker Wadsworth received the four page presentment against Attorney General Jackson. A transcript of Grand Jury minutes accompanies it. Readings in both houses set for Monday evening as possible removal or impeachment actions loom.
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The
New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Hughes
Chanler
Wadsworth
Assembly
Jackson
Grand Jury
New York County
Raines
Veterans' Civil Service Bonus Slashed by Committee Action
A New York committee killed a resolution granting Spanish American War Boxers and Filipino uprising veterans a ten percent extra in civil service ratings. The measure aimed to reward service and rank within the civil service system.
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New York
Albany
N. Y
Extra
New State Law Pushes All Vehicle Fines to Highway Fund
Albany April 4 A bill by Senator Armstrong proposes a new motor vehicle law with fines and registration revenues directed to state highway maintenance. Fees vary by vehicle weight. two plates required. chauffeurs must declare qualified makes and prior violations. Penalties include suspensions, fines, and potential jail terms for repeat offenses.
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New York
Tomes
Albany
N. Y
Armstrong
State of New York
New York Congestion Exhibit and Far East Reflections
The Times preview outlines an upcoming exhibit on urban congestion at the Museum of Natural History, with sociologists detailing causes and remedies. It also notes Millard from Tokio discussing China Japan tensions and US diplomacy, plus magazine features on medieval superstition gems and leaders on day topics by Hillis Hill and others.
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New York
Museum of Natural History
Leaders of Thought
Newell Dwight Hillis
James J. Hill
America
Pardon Caspar Clarke
T. Comerford Martin
Waldemar Kaempffert
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Joyce
Knickerbocker
Surety Company
Kings Hospital
Aliso
Clarke
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Feer
Flatbush
Frederick Weller
Connelly
Immigration Hospital
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Ss of Provis
Lily
Dolci
Tessier
Wagner
Makoffski
Deyrolle
Trouville
Jobert
Paris
David Jayne Hill
Germany
Times Tomorrow
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Japan
China
Tokio
Tiffany
Sunday Times
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