New York Hotel Waiters Strike Floods City Dining Rooms
The hotel strike sweeps Manhattan with walkouts at Mouquin's Sherry's Herald Square and others. Managers replace workers, bring in nonunion staff, and crowd scenes show demand for higher labor solidarity as talks unfold at Amsterdam Opera House with leaders urging broader union unity and a call for nonviolent action.
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No Help From Philadelphia In New York Hotel Strike
Special to The New York Times reports Philadelphia’s Public Waiters’ Beneficial Association at 1515 Lombard Street unlikely to aid New York hotel proprietors seeking black waiters. A Board member says no consideration given and members will not cross the strike to work in New York.
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Col New denies ticket snub to Dixon at Roosevelt rally
Chicago May 31 Col Harry B New chairman of the Convention Arrangements Committee says Senator Dixon sought 250 National Convention tickets but was refused as part of a fair allotment policy. He notes Roosevelt requests were treated the same as Taft requests and that no single committeeman will receive all seats. Illinois delegates depart for Oyster Bay to meet Roosevelt amid contest over 226 seats and lingering Chicago plans.
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South Dakota
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Gettysburg
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Roosevelt to Brown at Sagamore Hill
After a day of work at The Outlook Office Col. Roosevelt returned to Sagamore Hill this afternoon and said he planned to stay there.
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Outlook
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Brandt's Return Delayed Awaiting Warden Arrival
Foulke E. Brandt former Clinton Prison inmate sentenced to thirty years for assault and burglary remains at the Tombs awaiting Warden Harry Kaiser from Dannemora for transport back to Clinton Prison. District Attorney Hogue accuses undue influence hindering return as Appellate Division order to remand to custody stands unsigned by action. Hearings on Brandt's appeal are set for next Wednesday before the Court of Appeals.
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Brandt
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Attorney General Carmody Returns to Albany Over Prisoner
Carmody says he does not know why Warden Kaiser has not moved prisoner Brandt back to Dannemora. He suggests the warden may await orders, but if he fails within a reasonable time he would advise action. He emphasizes that the law will be obeyed.
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Papers ordering Brandt's return served on Clinton Prison warden
Warden Kaiser said he received the papers in regular form and sent them to State Supt. Scott who turned them over to Attorney General Carmody for Brandt's commitment. The warden expects official word from the attorney general tomorrow and will send an officer to fetch Brandt at once.
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Marines Land in Cuba? U S Gunboat Paducah Arrives at Daiquiri
Havana reports focus on whether the Paducah landed marines to protect Spanish American Iron Co property at Daiquiri. Dispatches show tension as Col Marti and Hatuey leave Santiago to explain the situation. Government says no landing planned, though alarms persist amid rebel depredations and arms orders from the United States.
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Foss Seeks Presidency in 1904 Nomination
Gov. Foss expresses confidence in securing the Republican nomination at Baltimore and winning the presidency. He cites his past Massachusetts victories on tariff and cost of living issues, saying he can defeat a strong Republican opponent and carry key districts. David I Walsh visited the State House to discuss the political outlook.
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Clark leads Wilson in Rhode Island primary returns
Rhode Island voters show Champ Clark leading Woodrow Wilson by about three to one in the Democratic presidential preference primary. In 28 of 76 districts Clark tallies 984 to Wilson 321 with Harmon 59. The race for National Committee man favors incumbent George W. Green 8589 over George P. O Shaughnessy 657.
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Bribe-Taking Councilmen Exposed in Atlantic City Probe
Atlantic City hearing reveals Detective Burns trapped five councilmen in a bribery scheme over a million dollar concrete walk. Dougherty pleads not guilty as four colleagues seek immunity while confessions and dictograph notes detail payments of 500 to 50 dollars.
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Roosevelt Memories and Storer Aid in Cabinet Talk
Mrs. Storer describes efforts to secure Theodore Roosevelt's appointment as Assistant Secretary of the Navy and potential diplomatic posts. The dialogue with McKinley covers pugnacity, peace, and hints about future roles, plus context on Storer's recall from Vienna over church matters and a contested Cardinalate bid.
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