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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1905

Page

5

Shea Strike Leader Arrested for Libel in Chicago

Cornelius P. Shea president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters was arrested on a criminal libel charge filed by Robert J. Thorne assistant general manager of Montgomery Ward & Co Thorne sues for 25000 damages over statements Shea allegedly made about Thorne and a Sears strike. The Grand Jury returned indictments related to the strike as rioting continued and talks with employers resumed amid widespread tensions.

Chicago. Inc Cornelius P. Shea International Brotherhood of Teamsters Robert J. Thorne Montgomery Ward & Co S. H. Bethea United Sates District Court Thorne Shea Tox Sears, Roebuck & Co Bethea Kohlsaat Albert Young National Teamsters’ Union Holden Young Mayer Mulligan Express Drivers’ Union Maver Express John C. Driscoll Chicago Employers’ Association Driscoll Coal Team Owners’Association Francis S. Peabody Grand Jury

Corns Point to Brooklyn Burglary Suspect

Brooklyn burglary case hinged on a burglar’s corn afflicted feet and size eight Oxford shoes left at the Tarado home on Atlantic Avenue. Police traced prints to John Lambadi of Manhattan, arrested him after a late night raid, and Lambadi was held in Adams Street Court as detectives pursued the corn clue.

Brooklyn Louis Tarado Atlantic Avenue Jimming Tarado Turydo John Lambadi Lambadi Manhattan Lunbach Adams Street

Belasco Theatre Benefit For Widows and Orphans

A May 12 entertainment at the Belasco Theatre raised money for Japanese soldiers widows and orphans. The tableaux vivants drawn from a Japan legend were presented with narration by Mrs. Hugh Fraser. Profits totaled 4615 dollars, with 125 dollars expenses. Baron Kaneko received the remainder after direct donations.

Belasco Theatre Japan Hugh Fraser Belasco Arthur Terry Baron Kaneko

Dynamite scare ends as vulcanized cable found near Kearny

Pennsylvania Railroad and Jersey City police again faced a threat when a trackman found oilskin containing three apparent dynamite sticks near Kearny. Detective Sgt. Frank Bennett retrieved the object and placed it in water for examination at Police Headquarters. The expert concluded the items were actually vulcanized cable sections.

Pennsylvania Railroad Jersey City Hackensack River Pennsylvania Kearny Frank Bennett Murphy

Hope for Agriculture and the International Institute

Rome June 3 Sub committees of the Agricultural Conference have not finished work especially on expenses division for the proposed International Institute of Agriculture. W F Mill Master of the Grange of Pennsylvania said delegates from thirty nine counties are determined to establish a permanent International Institute of Agriculture and believe it will influence world agriculture beyond hopes.

Rome Agricultural Conference International Institute of Agriculture W. F. Mill The Grange of Pennsylvania Thirtynine

Epidemic Threatens East Bay Eel Market

An eel epidemic in Eastport New York Endangers the East Bay market for the delicacy. Farmers along the south shore are gathering eels by wagonloads and spreading them as fertilizer to salvage value amid the worsening shortage.

New York Eastport N. Y East Bay South Shore

Rutgers Debaters Win Ninth Straight Victory

Special to The New York Times in New Brunswick June 3 Rutgers defeated Trinity College Hartford in intercollegiate debate. The issue was whether workingmen who refuse to join a union act in the country’s best interests. Rutgers held the affirmative.

New York Times New Brunswick Rutgers Trinity College Hartford

Wilson Elected Mayor in Wilmington Victory

Col. Horace Wilson, Republican, won the Wilmington mayoral race on May 3. The GOP ticket captured six wards alongside Democrats, with the Republicans securing the President of the Common Council by a single vote majority.

Wilmington Del Horace Wilson

Indiana passes list ordered for public official probe

The Indiana Railroad Commission on June 3 required railroads to supply a complete list of all free passes issued. A nationwide tally aims to identify all public officials who have passes by July 1, forming the basis for an investigation.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Railroad Commission

Ontario Sets Record for Boston to Norfolk Steam

The Merchants and Miners steamer Ontario smashed the Boston to Hampton Roads record with a 32 hour 21 minute run. Heavy weather briefly slowed the vessel during the voyage from Boston to Norfolk.

New York Times Norfolk Merchants and Miners Ontario Boston Hampton Roads

Evangelists Battle for Public Space in New York City

Street revivalists led by Rev. G W McPherson contest new Greater New York Evangelistic Committee control of Manhattan outreach. Wall Street parades and Fifth Avenue processions push evangelism into financial districts, with trucks and later autos, amid clashes over territory and methods.

Gospel Tent New York Fifty-seventh Street Broadway Manhattan Borough G. W. McPherson West Fifty-eighth Street Manhattan Evangelistic Committee of Greater New York Seth Low James B. Ely Philadelphia John H. Converse Baldwin Locomotive Works McPherson Greater Cleveland H. Dodge D. Stuart Dodge James Hunter John M. Kyle Robert C. Ogden Harvey c. Olin Theron G. Strong A. J. Pitkin Mr. McPherson Wall Street Financial Centre Mutual Life Stock Exchange

Little Girl Journeys Alone to Westphalia by Neckar

Four year old Gertrude Fidehoff traveled solo across the American continent, then crossed the ocean on the North German Lloyd Neckar to join her sister and brother in Hlagen Westphalia. She lived with her mother in Oakland and arrived in New York May 28, staying with Henry Dougal in Brooklyn before sailing. The ship’s officers promised to ensure her comfort.

Lloyd Neckar Bremen Westphalia Gertrude Fidehoff Oakland Cal Augustus Thelin Hlagen Gertrude Eidehoff New York California Henry Dougal Prospect Avenue Brooklyn Deugal Eastern Southern Pacific Railway The

New Masonic Officials Named in Buffalo Dispatch

June 3 report from Buffalo lists Grand Master Frank Hurd Robinson announcing state appointments. Includes Grand Marshal Robert Jutson Kenworthy, Grand Standard Bearers S Merritt Hook and Oscar Cahn with others. numerous District Deputy Grand Masters and officers named across New York, with many towns from Brooklyn to Buffalo and upstate.

Buffalo Frank Hurd. Robinson Free and Accepted Masons Robert Jutson Kenworthy Brooklyn Grand Standard Gearer S. Merritt Hook New York Grand Sword Beiters Oscar Cahn Frederick L. Blake Hornellsville William L.lloyd Albany Edward J. Vass Milton W. Davison Canisteo Charleston Parson John H. Thrope New_York Simon W. Cooper Babylon George J. Krause Frank I. Baret Iden L. H. Brown Hammondsport Frederick W. Sager Syracuse John Lurbenheimer John R. Pope John Williams Tyler Andrew Ferguson Paul H. Grimm Glen Cove William H. Friday John EK Sparrow Howard Wainwright William B. Waine, Jr Dana Hubbard Frederick P. Hammond Jred Cryer Andrew Riede Manuel Main William R. Addy Stapleton William A. Mills Portchester Charles K. Many Florida George €. Hatterton Fishkill Richard A. Austin Cairo Valentine .Scheidell Jeffersonville Edward H. Lisk Troy Nathaniel P. Willis Cooperstown John B. Wibbard Fort Plain Oscar C. Niles Fort Edward Abram M. Hollister Corinth Bert D. Severance Willsborough Fred C. Baum Potsdam Jeremiah RR. Sturtevant Theresa Frank B. Foote Parish Alfred J. Bromley Utica Arthur Nellis Canastota le Roy G. Martin Greene Harry M. Clark Elmiras Blynn Cushman Ithaca John C. Davi Seneca Falls D. Si. Edwards Clyde James G. Greene Rochester Edward C. Smith Addison Frank WW. Warner Angelica William J. Hockey Attica Anderson Crawforth Lockport William. H. Ellis Glen M. Condon Gowanda Harry B. Lyon Dunkirk Arthur

Cooper Union Art School Commencement Prizes Listed

The Cooper Union held a forty sixth commencement with prizes across mechanical drawing architectural modeling and painting. John A Dietz Jr Henry J Klein Richard Frost Anthony Scilipoti George Miller Jr Edith Leslie Elimmet Miss A May Noble Eleanor Eadie Mabel Johnson Anna A Hills Mildred A Arden Ethel H Traphagen Genevieve Liane Margaret K Hazard Marguerite Hickey Alma M Hirsig Lindsay Morris Sterling Sarah A Stewart Sarah Condon Jessie Ballou and five Ethel Cram prize winners are named along with instructors and notable contributors.

Cooper Union Swain Gifford Frederick Dielman National Academy John A. Dietz, Jr W. G. Hunt Henry J. Klein Richard Frost Anthony Scilipoti George Miller, Jr Carmelo Magno Leo Lentelli Life Edith Leslie Elimmet A. May Noble Eleanor ©. Eadie Mabel Johnson Anna A. Hills Mildred A Leete Stein Stout Monteault Daggett Messrs. C. Y. Turner Bryson Burroughs St. John Harper

Merchants' Trust officials inspect Hudson Valley Railway

In Ballston New York on June 1 several men tied to the Merchants' Trust Company of New York inspected the Hudson Valley Railway Company finances. Otto Barnard Douglas Robinson and Frank Gould were accompanied by Addison R Colvin president of the railway. The trust company holds the railway bonus.

Frank Gould Hudson Valley Ballston N. Y Merchants’ Trust Company of New York Hudson Valley Railway Company Otto Barnard Douglas Robinson Addison R. Colvin Trust Company

Duke Sues for Absolute Divorce in Municipal Court

Brodie L Duke sues for absolute divorce from Mrs Alice Webb Duke after a sensational marriage last December that led to his confinement in an insane asylum. The suit, filed by Champe S Andrews, follows troubling personal and legal entanglements with Mrs Duke who has roamed the country amid tobacco interests and syndicate ties.

Alice Webb Duke Brodie L. Duke Duke Alice Webb R. B. Boone C. L. Edwards Marlborough Hotel Asbury Park Andrews Mr. Duke South Levy & Unger

New York Man Robbed at La Salle Street Station

Edward Deforest of New York was entering the La Salle Street Station when a passing Black man snatched his watch from an open window. Trainmen pursued the thief but could not catch him.

New York Chicago Edward Deforest la Salle Street

Strange steel machine drawn to Alaska beach test

A crowd watched five machinists guide a 20 by 20 by 10 foot steel frame device built by E. Schied. The machine has gasoline tanks, an automobile engine, and a central suction pump feeding two sieves. Schied plans to test it on South Beach for gold washing in Alaska using the nump.

South Beach E. Schied Brooklyn Schied Alaska

Two Italian Steamers Overdue Reported

San Francisco an overdue notice lists two Italian steamers missing. The Rosalio d'Ali has been out 151 days from New York for Anjer, and her twin the Gabriele d'Ali has been out 130 days from Antofagasta for Hamburg.

San Francisco Rosalio d'Ali New York Anjer Gabriele d’Ali Antofagasta Hamburg

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