Ex President Andrade Incognito Sparks Venezuelan Plot Rumors
Consul General Esteves in New York weighs tips that ex president Andrade and relatives plot against Venezuela. Agents report Ignacio Andrade incognito, Andreas Pietri, and Nicolas Hernandez in town, with Hernandez claiming employment goals in chocolate trade. Other Venezuelans at a West 112th Street address noncommittal as investigators monitor possible expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel Fernandez
Iader
Emile Fernandez
New York
E. Gonzalez Esteves
Republic of Venezuela
Venezuela
Nicolas Herandez
José Manuel Herandez
el Mocho
Maracaiba
Castro
Herandez
State Street
West One Hundred and Twelfth Street
Merandez
Hernandez
Ignacio Andrade
Andrade
Andreas Pietri
Juan Pietri
An Crade
One Hundred and Twelfth Street
Caracas
Maracaibo
Ponce
New Jersey Central Sea Shore Express Announces Evening Arrivals
The 6:30 P M train now reaches Long Branch at 6:42 P M and Ocean Grove Asbury Park at 6:57 P M, meeting popular demand and extending service for the shore excursion season.
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New Jersey Central Sea _Shore Express
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Rub It in Rub It In a Extract for sore muscles or stiffness
An extract marketed as relief for sore muscles or stiffness promises quick comfort. The product name Rub It in Rub It In suggests topical use to ease aches and improve mobility through a simple application.
Settle Steel Strike Conference Opens in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on Thursday the Amalgamated Association led by President T J Shaffer will convene with high steel industry officials at the Hotel Lincoln to settle grave wage and labor questions. Shaffer indicated key members from across the country will attend and that a general strike would be avoided if possible. Wellsville workers will remain on the job pending the outcome.
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Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Shaffer
Carnegie
Amalgamated Association
American Sheet Steel Company
Wellsville
Chappell
Ohio
Steel Trust Affairs Stir Wall Street Talk and Meetings
Bankers foresee annual sinking fund allocations by Steel Trust and note only three months of earnings data guiding dividends. Morgan hosts Hanna Cassatt Griscom Widener Dawkins and others in a flurry of visits with leaders from United States Steel National Bank of Commerce First National Bank and Great Northern Railway amid coal and steel industry speculation.
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Steel Trust
Philadelphia
Griscom
Morgan
Clinton E. Dawkins
London House
Mr. Morgan
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Joseph C. Hendrix
National Bank of Commerce
George F. Baker
First National Bank
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Haffer Blames Middleman for Wellsville Dismissals
Pittsburg reports the dismissal of twelve Amalgamated workers at the Wellsville American Steel Sheet plant threatens iron and steel strike settlement. President warns no talks while reinstatement is withheld and cites middleman responsibility. Several firms signed the union scale including Standard Chain and Niles Iron with A. Myers & Co. awaiting repairs.
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Wellsville
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association
American Steel Sheet Company
Iron and Steel
Shaffer
Saltsbury
Old Meadows
Standard Chain Company
Columbus
Ohio
Niles Iron and Sheet Company
Niles, Ohio
Lake Erie Iron Company
Cleveland
Empire Rolling Mill Company
Empire
Pittsburg Forge and Iron Company
A. M. Yers. & Co
Alabama Miners Return to Work After Wage Accord
About 4 000 rolling mill workers and 10 000 coal miners in Alabama resumed duties today after agreeing on wages for the year. The Birmingham Rolling Mill operated the steel plant to do for the first time in two years and will now make its own steel. The coal trade is improving after previous slack work while two plants faced coal shortages from a late start.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Birmingham Rolling Mill
Four Days New York to California by Overland Limited
Travel by the Overland Limited from New York to California in four days via Chicago and North Western Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Railways. Details at North Western Line Office 461 Broadway.
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New York
California
Overland Limited
Chicago & North-Western
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railways
North-Western
Mttice
Bronx Highwayman Surrenders Names Two Confed erates in Leggett Lane Shooting
A man known as Scheepy surrendered to Capt. Weigand and named two accomplices, J Fisher and Whiteway alias Nick Carter, in the Leggett's Lane shooting of Theodore Johansen and Edward Haffner. Fisher, a janitor on One Hundred Ninth Street, is said to have fired. Whiteway, from East One Hundred Twenty-Fifth Street, is described as the black sheep of a respectable family. Scheepy says they met in Harlem saloon, played euchre, rode a Boulevard car, and shot the bookkeeper Johansen as he reached for a stone to defend himself. Scheepy fled, was recaptured, and the police pursue Fisher and Whiteway. Johansen remains in precarious condition. doctors doubt recovery.
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Theodore Johansen
Leggett’s Lane
Weigand
Morrisania
Scheepy
J. Fisher
Whiteway
Nick Carter
Fisher
One Hundred and Ninth Street
Columbus Avenue
East One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Schoepy
Capt. Weigand
Foster
Harlem
Sound
Westchester Avenue
Johansen
Edward Haffner
Affa
J. F
India
Bridgeport
Injunction Sought Against Strikers in Marble Works Case
In Cincinnati Ohio Judge Rufus B Smith heard Louis Kramer seeking an injunction for Standard Marble Works owner J M Mueller Jr to halt striker violence and boycotts. Affidavits claim threats at workers homes and river threats. The Marble Workers Union was named as a defendant and the court granted limits on violence and boycotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Louis Kramer
J. M. Mueller, Jr
Standard Marble Works
Rufus B. Smith
Superior Court
Mueller
Plumbers, &c
Marble Workers’ Union
Striking molders enjoined from picketing Otis Steel
Judge Wing of the U S Circuit Court issued a sweeping injunction against striking molders at Otis Steel Company in Cleveland Ohio. The order bars local Union No 218 of the Iron Molders Union from picketing premises or interfering with the employer. The court deemed picketing unlawful espionage and warned that persistent persuasion may become a nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Wing
United States Circuit Court
Otis Steel Company
Iron Molders’ Union of North America
Otis Company
Asylum Women in a Fight at Washington Shelter
Washington July 8 A riot erupted at the Washington Asylum as fifty inmates overwhelmed police and guards amid claims Esther Edwards a Black woman incited the disturbance. Authorities planned to remove Edwards to St Elizabeth Asylum after declaring her sane.
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Washington
Washington Asylum
Esther Edwards
Fifth Precinct
Stoutberg
Ester Edwards
St. Elizabeth Asylum
Esther
Women Protests Delay Transfer of Esther to St Elizabeth’s
The Superintendent postponed the matter to yesterday to calm the crowd. Ambulance arrival sparked a siege as women formed outside Esther's cell and blocked removal with plates and missiles. Police were called after reserves subdued the rioters, and Esther was taken to St Elizabeth's.
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Yesterdey
Esther
St. Elizabeth’s
Special prayer for rain ordered by St. Louis archbishop
Archbishop John J. Kain of the Diocese of St. Louis orders a weekly prayer for rain in all Catholic churches through August, with three Our Fathers and three Hail Marys after each Mass. If rain abundance occurs, prayers may be omitted.
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Kain
Diocese of
St. Louis
Louis
John J. Kain
Secretary Root to Tour Western Posts on Militia Plan
Secretary Root will tour Western military posts for inspection and to develop plans for a federal militia. He and Mr. Sanger have discussed the idea with Eastern militia officers and seek West State Commanders support for forthcoming congressional legislation. The plan envisions regiments drilled by regular army officers and a ninety day call to duty across state lines with enhanced government support.
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Washington
Root
Sanger
West
Honesty Cost Him Dear in Long Government Pay Battle
George P. Roberts of Tennessee returned a government pay check for service by Beatty's scouts found in 1860s records. Though initially awarded 160.53 as a soldier and 44.92 clothing money, he lost 351.20 for horse use and equipment and waited thirty years for final settlement. Roberts remained honest, despite lengthy delays and reduced totals.
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Washington
George P. Roberts
Tennessee
Congress
David Beatty
Roberts
Twenty-fifth Tennessee Infantry
Beatty
Beating a Liquor Wagonrobbery Near Kingston New Jersey
John Engen driving a liquor delivery wagon through woods near Kingston was halted by four men who demanded money. Engen threw beer bottles, they shot at him, and he surrendered after a bullet pierced his hat. The highwaymen took his money and beer and fled. constables chase them as Engen reports the incident.
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New Brunswick
N. J
John
Engen
Kingston
Here
Eagen
Heagen
Eugen
Frederick D White Son of Ambassador Dies by Own Action
Frederick D White, 41, son of Ambassador Andrew D White, killed himself with a rifle at his Syracuse home after prolonged ill health and neurasthenia. He had studied law, managed family estates, and was survived by wife Anne Bruce and son Aldrew D White. A cable to Berlin confirmed the ambassador’s loss.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Frederick D. White
Andrew D. White
United States
Germany
James Street
White
Columbia Law School
Mr. White
H. C. Locke
D. F. Matthews
Ambassador White
Berlin
Ann Arbor
Mich
Cornell University
University of Berlin
Binghamton
Himsel
Anne Bruce
Dwight H. Bruce
Aldrew D. White
Europe
White Memorial Building
Empire House
Heath
Unusual Subpoena Sterns From Dutchess County Treasurer
In Poughkeepsie July 8 a county treasurer was called as a witness in an excise case against saloon keeper Charles G Baumann. The treasurer admitted he entered Baumann s saloon on Sunday to observe violations but did not report them. A warrant for Baumann s arrest was issued and Haubennestel faced potential charges and possible removal by the Governor.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
William Haubennestel
Dutchess County
Poughkeepsie Law Enforcement Society
John F. Ringwood
Charles G. Baumann
Main Street
Haubennestel
Baumann
Ringwood
Maubennester
Haubennesteln
John J. Deering
Hance Bureau of New York
Deering
Morschauser
Armour declines share of Frank Ogden estate
In Cincinnati on July 8 Mrs. Philip Armour of Chicago through her attorney declined to take one half of her brother Frank Ogden's estate. Ogden's will had allotted half to his wife and half to his sister, but the sister's refusal means the entire estate goes to the widow.
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Philip Armour
Cincinnati
Chicago
Frank Ogden
Long Island City's Poolrooms Close Amid Citywide Pressure
Long Island City's poolrooms shut down at 11 am amid New York Times exposé. Officials and reform groups cite Committee of Fifteen action, with police and district attorney responses mixed and plans for future operations hinted at.
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Long Island City
NEW York Times
Vernon Avenue
Seventh Street
Police
Capt. Woods
Battle Axe Row
Pete Deacy
Old Place
East Thirty-third Street
Second and
Third Avenues
Manhattan
Long Island City Star
Anthony Comstock
Monmouth County
N. J
Moore
Queens County
John B. Merrill
Sea Side House
Rockaway
Committee of Fifteen
New York Society For the Suppression of Vice
Capt. Goddard
W W. H. Baldwin, Jr
Chicago Assessments Target Street Railway Property
On July 8 the Chicago Board of Review heard testimony from major traction company representatives. They consider raising the street railway property assessment by 5 to 6 million dollars with a decision pending after reviewing facts. President Upham denied plans to tax capital stock. authority lies with the State Board of Equalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Review
Upham
State Board of Equalization
Woman accused of defrauding with servant girl scheme
Washington dispatch reports Mrs. Carrie E. Hayes, held for the Grand Jury, alleged to have victimized many by promising a life solution to the servant girl problem. Testimony described an elaborate plan offering life memberships and servant placements, with bail set at 1000 dollars.
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Washington
Carrie E. Hayes
Scott
Newport
Hayes
Montgomery County
Constitution Triumphs In Newport Yacht Race Defeats Columbia
New port Rhode Island July 8 Constitution defeated Columbia and Independence in the Newport Yacht Racing Association race. The Herreshoff yacht sailed in light winds with minimal leeway, finishing ahead and showing remarkable windward ability. Columbia fell back early while Independence struggled in heavy seas as Constitution sped ten miles in under 50 minutes.
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Newport
R. I
Constitution
Columbia
Independence
Newport Yacht Racing Association
Herreshoff
Crowninshield
Boston
Leeward
Lee
Windward
Brenton
Reef
Exander van Rensselaer
May
Unique
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Esteves
Deni
Rew
Fernandez
Ingracio Andrade
West Sixtyfourth Street
Andrai le
Emilio Figuero
Agnes Hepburn
Frances Solesack
Baltimore
Ofeomargarine
The
Marieeen and Foreign Mails
Age
Korea
Ited Service
Pitts
J. Pierpont Morgan
Senator Hanna
Haffer
Bronx
Cincinnati Marble Works
Asylum Women
New York Central
Speecci
National Guard
Pan-American Ton Express
Ady
F. D. White
Dutchess
Burnett
Adv
Merrill
Chicago Assessments
Port Association
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