Italian Strike Riots On Mulberry Street Disturbance
Italian crowds gathered on Mulberry Street Mercer Street and union stations near Houston Bleecker where a disturbance erupted. Police arrived, protests escalated with stones and sticks as officers ordered dispersal and reinforced lines along the block.
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Mercer. Street
Cortright
Salvatore
Withiam Strest
Harlem “Court
Crand
Remiriane
Shis Cos Trymen
Rookmen's
Bahapss
Bernstiin
Milleberry Streec
Franstot Street
Athey
Sian
Pattar
Nfaidy
Cornell Medical Graduates Address Graduation Controversy
Cornell University's medical school honored sixty graduates with M.D. degrees as President Sear-man spoke on reform in admission standards. He debated whether preparatory schooling should gatekeep entry to professional studies and discussed broader changes in higher education for the era.
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Schur
Cornell University
Warnetie
Sear Man
Universit of
Taday
Boston University announces Warren kept as dean and professor
At the June commencement Boston University announces Rev. William F Warren remains in the School of Theology as professor with two year leave and full pay and is appointed Dean of the Theological School. A salary of 2500 dollars is guaranteed.
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Boston
Boston University
Wiliam F. Warren
Uiversity
School of Theology
Alumni Meeting Announces Reserved Life Appointment and Property Purchase
At the annual Board of Trustees meeting this morning, a lifetime appointment was affirmed. An alumni gathering tonight announced the corporation bought the Ashburton Place and Somerset Street site for construction of a college building.
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Reed
Board of Trustees
Alumi
Corporation
Ashburton Place
Somerset Street
Aj College
New Elevated Station Opens on One Hundred Tenth Street
The Manhattan Elevated Railroad opened a brick station at One Hundred and Tenth Street and Eighth Avenue yesterday. Four elevators sped passengers to the platform as main line expresses began stopping there, easing walks to the Seventy-second to Fifty-third Street routes. Crowds praised the facility despite a minor added travel time due to the new curve.
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Tenth Street
Eighth Avenue
Manhattan ‘Elevatead Railroad Company
Rurndown
Banking feud over silver dollars in Ossining
A dispute between National Bank and Ossining National Bank in Ossining NY unfolds as the First National Bank pays balances with silver dollars. The Treasury objects to coin transportation, forcing messengers to shuttle thousands of coins daily while banks defend the practice.
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Ossining
Settlin
A. Merry
Hank
National Bank
Plarve
Ossining National Bank
Wis
First Nationa
New York
United States
Tim
Alana Fa
Everal
Tralhey Ear
Ames Loan Company Suspends Operations
A. I. Wette Company and the Ames firm face liabilities around 7.5 million dollars after the Atlas firm totals 10.14 million in end month liabilities with a 1 million surplus. Depositors fear losses while officials expect full repayment if undisturbed and creditor banks cooperate. Montreal stock market notes firm firmer despite broader declines.
Chicago Fire Department report urges rate hike after poor facilities
The Chicago Underwriters Association adopted a report by a nearly unanimous vote detailing the Fire Department's inadequate facilities. The document compares Chicago to other cities in population and street layouts, noting serious deficiencies. It warns that without improvements new rate increases may be demanded to cover losses.
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New York Times
Chiicago
Chicago Underwriters’ Association
Fire Department
Musham
Chicago
Jother Stree
Jarea
Niles
Yavet-Strests
Chicago ‘Fire Department
Rundeph
Sandy Hook
Reliance
Sunbeam
Renee
Shocking Shooting at Brooklyn Iron Works Leaves Foreman Wounded
Quinn a 41 year old worker from 157 Dikeman Street Brooklyn shot foreman Daley at the Lingerwood Iron Company shops on Dikeman Street. Daley was taken to Long Island College Hospital after the noon incident, with his life in the balance.
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Frank
Quinn
Dikeman Street
Brooklyn
Rank Daley
Daley
Lingerwood Iron Company
Dikenian Street
Iron Works
Ieow
Miss Goff to Take Veil as Ursuline Novice
Miss Inca Goff, daughter of John W. Goff of 319 West Fourth Street, will take the veil as a novice in the Ursuline Convent at Bedford Park this morning. She has previous convent ties and high honors, with high mass to be celebrated by Rev. Father Burke and Rev. H. O Keefe preaching.
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John W. Goff
West Fourth Street
Ursuline
Bedford Park
Miss Goff
Father Burke
H. O'Keefe
Wundred
Londesboro
Standard Coach Horse Company
Allan Macnaughtan
William Barbour
George Cromwell
Henry Seligman
John Jay Phelps
Clarence Whitman
Arthur Man
Treas
Cone Firm
Durland
West 68d Street
R Fasig-Tipton CO
Madison Square Garden
New York
Architect Daus Accused in Brooklyn Hall of Records Addition
Brooklyn Chapter of the American Institute of Architects investigates unprofessional conduct charges against Rudolph L. Laus whose plans for the Hall of Records addition may have incorporated Helmle designs. Helmle, now Brooklyn Public Buildings superintendent, deflects talk while Daus defends the matter as an issue for experts.
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Brooklyn
American Institute of Architects
Rudolph L. Laus
Brooklyn Hall of Records
Daus
Frank Helmle
Helmle
Helmie
Department of Buildings
Hall of Records
Department of “Public Buildings, Lighting and Supplies
Johnson & Jielmle
Merrill Among His Friends in Bail Battle
Moody Merrill the lawyer and alleged defaulter was released on bail of 11 000 after Isaac B Rich and Mariellus Coggan posted the sum. The arraignment featured Judge Bishop, with District Attorney Stevens and assistants presenting arguments on bail as Merrill faced extradition questions and possible Supreme Court appeal.
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New York
Boston
Mass
Moody Merrill
Isaac B .Rich
Hollis Street Theatre
Mariellus Coggan
Othe
Merrill
Bishop
Moody
Massachusetts Senate
House of Representatives
Beacon Till
Stevens
McLaughlin
Stoo
Tower
Supreme Court of
Dirige Bishop
MelLaughliin
Manning
Millers Debate National Reciprocity At Detroit Convention
Over three hundred delegates gather for the first Millers National Federation convention in Detroit. President B A Eckhart of Chicago urges national reciprocity with foreign nations to expand export markets and boost American industry. The meeting also addresses railroad and steamship rate discrimination against flour for export.
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Millers’ National Federation
B. A. Eckwarth
Chicago
France
Germany
Maynand
Pene
Eckhart
Ocean ‘Steamship Lines
A Troubled Conscience From a Forty Year-old Debt
A man in Oregon writes to A F Root of Glens Falls about cheating his store 40 years ago. He bought items from Root’s father’s Schroon River store and 5 cents were miscalculated. The writer sent a money order for 75 cents as remorse and seeks rest from the old dishonest act.
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Glens Falls
N. Y
A. F. Root
Oregon
Schroon River
Root
Negro Voters Convene to Advance Rights in Brooklyn Church
Delegates from New York New Jersey and New England met at the Bridge Street African Methodist Church Brooklyn to discuss forming a National Negro Organization and nominate delegates for the Louisville convention amid calls for disfranchisement abolition and equal rights. Speakers urged protecting civil rights while criticizing Southern disfranchisement and seeking broader northern support.
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Henry Highland Garnet Republican Club
Rockwell Place
Brooklyn
New York
New Jersey
New England
Bridge Street
African Methodist Church
Myrtle Avenue
J.H. Churchman
George B. Widecan, Jr
C. S. Morris
J. L. ‘Davis
Thode Island
W. H. Brooks
J. H Hayes
Richmond
Louisville
Theodore Roosevelt
W. J. Helland
Rhode Island
J. J. Churchman
J. C. Davis
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
South
National Negro Organization
Resolutions Committee
Kiwassa Wins Ocean Race on Corrected Time
The Atlantic Yacht Club race from Sea Gate to Fire Island and Cape May Lightships ended with Kiwassa first on corrected time after Estelle retired with a jammed centreboard. Endymion led early and Fleur de Lys and Iroquois followed, while Thistle placed fifth as crews and guests filled the yachts.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Fire Island
Cape May
Kiwassa
H. B. Shaen
Henry Rusch
Estelle
Endymion
Scotland
Thistle
Iroquois
Fleur de Lys
Kibwassa
Ie Ata Froguois
Iwassa
Iroquons
Pleur de Lys
iXiwassa
Viator
Burgess
Commodore Tod
Mr. Lauder
Andrew Carnegie, Jr
Richard Sheldon
Jasper Rowland
Kiwas- Sa
Shaen
Rusch
Thomas L. Arnold
Lucien Baylis
Albert HH
Smith
Benjamin, Hawley
Howard E. Meyers
Mr. Whitaker
Commodore
Tod
F. M. Wilmar
George L. Schuyler
Mr. Callanan
H Estelle
J. J. Dougherty
Frederick T. Adams
Larchmont Yacht Club
Reform Synod in Session Opens in Asbury Park
The General Synod of the Reformed Church in America convened its thirty first meeting in Asbury Park with large attendance. Officers elected include Rev C J Wells of Flatbush as President and Rev Albert Oltmans of Japan as Vice President. Permanent and temporary clerks were named, with Rev William Dehart and others filling key posts. Tomorrow the synod will move to the Beach Auditorium for a larger assembly.
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Asbury Park SN
General Synod of
Rformed Church In
America
Reformed Church
Grand Avenue
Beach Auditorium
C. J. Wells
Flatbush
L.I
Albert Oltmans
Japan
William H- Ten Hyck
New York
William H. Dehart
Raritan
N. J
Gerritt Kociker
Britton
Mich
Edgar I. McCully
Nermantown
Henry Lockwood
East Millstone
Albany appoints Edgar I. Murlin as appointment clerk
Gov Odell appoints Edgar I Murlin of Albany appointment clerk in the executive department replacing Thomas Newcomb who resigned. Murlin longtime Albany correspondent for The New York Tribune for 34 years and editor of the New York Red Book and other official state government works.
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Albany
Odell
Edgar I. Murlin
Thomas Newcomb
Murlin
New York Tribune
New York
Kent's Store assigns for creditors in Palmyra Va
G H Kent and Co of Kent's Store Way yesterday made a general deed of assignment for the benefit of their creditors naming S H Shepperd as trustee The firm conveys partnership property and all individual real and personal property Assets are about 140 000 Liabilities about 55 000
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Palmyra
G. H. Kent, & Co
Kent
H. Shepperd
Weather profile shows mixed showers across regions
The report describes continued showers in central valleys and southern states with fair conditions east of the Rockies. Temperatures have risen notably in many areas, cooler forecasts for Thursday and Friday, and variable winds along the coasts. Local forecasts emphasize fair, cooler conditions in New England and mid-Atlantic regions with lighter winds elsewhere.
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Washington
Middle
Rocky Mountain
Hio
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Hocky Mountains
Utah
Colorado
Florida
Ohio Valley
Mississippi
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
European
Grand Banks
West Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Six-Pound Bass Record Questioned at Lake Hopatcong
A statement claiming a six pound bass from Lake Hopatcong surpassed the record is corrected. The note recalls on Sept 16 1888 two black bass were caught. one weighed 7 pounds 2 ounces and the other 6 pounds 714 ounces. Both fish are mounted and viewable at the hunter's residence. Mr venateme Frothingham writes in.
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Lake Hopatcong
Venateme Frothingham
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