Garrison Speech at Meek Wood Meeting on Tariffs and Labor
Special to The New York Times Kennett Square Penn on William Garrison of Boston delivering to Progressive Friends at the Cold Tonguewood Meeting House about protective tariffs as a key to capital and labor alignment. He argued labor relies on capital, criticized special privilege, and linked tariffs to industrial power and wealth distribution.
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New York Times
Kennett
Square
Penn
Dane G. Andrew
Carnegie
Wiam
Boston
Bayard Taylor
Friends
Garrison
Republic
Andrew
Rockefeller
Fanil
Lgnorer
New Chicago Skyscraper to Rise on Plymouth Court Site
A proposed 16 story office building costing about 500000 is planned for 21 to 25 Plymouth Court this year. Joseph Tal Winemant and Sampson view acquired the seventy front, ninety depth lot for 27100 from the Equitable Trust Company. Winemant states Sampson intends to erect the structure on the site with a frontage around seventy feet.
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Cal
West York Times
Plymouth Court
Equitable Trust Company
Joseph Tal* Winematn
Jur Flewry
Sampson
Winemant
New Chicago Hotel Planned Adjacent to Troquis Theatre
A Chicago hotel is planned as part of a theater complex near Dearborn and Randolph Streets. The project would combine an eighteen story hotel with the new Troquis Theatre, replacing the existing structures and integrating with the Real Estate Board Building site. The total cost is estimated around 1.0 million dollars.
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New York Times
Co GE
Ieard
Bearbor
Randolph Street
Theatrical Syndicate
D. Jere - “Morgary
New York City
Hyfelt
Dearborn Street
Tundelph Streets
Theatrical Trust
Inie
Arborn
Real-Estate Board
Randolph
Bouard
LSU
Dearborn
Randolph Streets
Ohio Gubernatorial Candidacy Announced in Springfield
Springfield Ohio reports John L. Zimmerman of the city announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor. Zimmerman had been mentioned for the honor for two years, with past withdrawal from the race influencing the previous potential nomination of Cal James Kilbourne of Columbus. He campaigned for several weeks that year amid the era's political tension.
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New York Times
Springfield
Ohio
John L. Zimmerman
Govermr
Airy Zimmerman
Cal. James
Kilbourne
Zimmerman
Map of Manchuria Ad Offered by New York Publisher
Advertisement notes the best map of Manchuria is published in New York and will be mailed for six cents in stamps via G. H. Daniels, G. P., and Me Vurk- Adv. The item references Vladivstock and an offer to readers.
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Manchuria
United Staton
Vladivestock
New
Zimmerman’s Enduring Influence in State Races and Public Service
Gov Nash summoned him for a profound impact on public institutions and later named him to the State Normal Board. Years ago he ran for Congress in this district and narrowly lost by about 300 votes. He is a prominent real estate owner with allies Johnson and McLean rumored to back his nomination.
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Nash
State Normal Board
Zimmerman
Johnson
McLean
Restaurant Strike Grows in Chicago Clubs and Hotels
Overtures for peace were spurned as six Chicago restaurants and clubs refused to sign the union wages and hours schedule. Strikes spread to the Chicago Athletic Club dining and kitchen areas as 710 workers walked out at several venues, while hotel strikes were avoided by peaceful affiliates. A dramatic effort saw a striker entering the Athletic Club via the back and climbing to the ninth floor before authorities intervened.
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New York Times
Chicago
Chicago Athletic Club
Juojclock
De Coursey May Elected President of New York Shipbuilding
De Coursey May was today elected President of the New York Shipbuilding Company of Camden New Jersey to succeed Henry G Morse May a Baltimore native spent seven years in European engineering service and was superintendent for Morris Company Philadelphia ten years and engineer of Cataract Construction Company at Niagara Falls during plant installation
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New York Times
Phil Delphia
de Coursey May
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
Henry G. Morse
May
Baltimore
Morris Companys
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Post Road Trolley Law Upheld Blocking Route Changes
New York appellate ruling affirms the Post Road anti trolley law preserves the highway as laid out, barring surface-road changes and blocking alterations through Hyde Park estates. Ogden Mills loses bid to straighten the road through his wife’s property as the law stands.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
Hitle
the Supreme
Ogden Mills
Staatebureg
Hyde Park
Mills
Goodrich
Watchess County
City of
New York
Rensselaer, Columbia
Westchester
New York and Albany
Aetropolis
Eis
Can
California Excursions Via Southern Railway Mentioned
Fragmentary notice records a railway fare reference to trips to California on the Southern Railway Washington Line with a vague note about ashes and a battery Pi. The readable bits point to transportation context and an incomplete itinerary or ticket notation.
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California
Southern Riway
Washington Line
Wegyatte
Battery Pi
Southern Ry
Elevated Road Improvement Plans for Sixth Avenue Line
Interborough system head Au gust Belmont announces extensive upgrades for Manhattan and Bronx elevated stations. Major changes include escalators at Thirty third Street, a cross-bridge to ease Sixth Avenue traffic, widened platforms at Rector Street and Cortlandt Street, and new waiting rooms with separate passages for local and express trains. Work will cost several hundred thousand dollars and take at least eighteen months.
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Manhattan
Bronx
August Belmont
Interborough System
Manhattan Elevated Railway
Mr. Belmont
Thirty-third Street
Sixth Avenue
Qine Hundred
Sixteenth Street
One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
One Hundred and Tenth Street
Ninth Avenue
Rector Street
Cortlandt Street
Barclay Street
Noto
Interborough
Belmont
Bride and groom injured in Brattleboro carriage run
In Brattleboro Vermont Mr and Mrs Bert L McDonald of North Hinsdale were badly injured when a horse frightened by rice and old slippers bolted during a carriage drive after their wedding at the bride Miss Daisy J Streeter daughter of Isaiah Streeter The couple’s wounds were dressed by Dr A J Miller of Brattleboro and their wedding trip postponed
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New York
Brattleborough
North Hinsdale
Daisy J. Streeter
Isaiah Streeter
McDonald
Failure of Eppinger & Co Hits San Francisco Grain Market
Eppinger & Co a leading San Francisco grain clearing firm collapsed causing a chaotic session in the local market. Creditors reported liabilities around 1.35 million dollars with about 700 thousand in assets while December wheat spiked from 1.52 to 1.414 before retreating as banks and brokers moved to cover short positions.
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San Francisco
Eppinger & Co
United States
London
Paris
American Bank
Money House
Henry Ash
Jippinger
California
William Dresbach
American
Transcontinental Rail Ads Highlight Major Line Network
An advertisement extols a continental rail connection spanning from the Canadian Pacific in the north to the Southern Pacific in the south, linking with the New York Central lines and the central railway system of America.
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Fivery
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Central Railway System of America
Insolvency Notice Sent for Eppinger & Co
Within the last two or three days the firm Eppinger & Co faced heavy demands it could not meet. The obligations were pressing and insolvency notice was sent to the Exchange.
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Eppinger & Co
Pressig
Exchange
Town Ravaged by Fire in Randsburg California
Word arrived that the entire desert town of Randsburg has been destroyed by a blaze. Communication with the town has failed, and with no fire protection along a single street, it is likely nothing has been saved.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Randsburg
Bok Mae
Hanna on Roosevelt in Cleveland interview
In Cleveland on June 6 Senator Hanna said he is not a candidate for the Presidency. He added there will likely be only one candidate for the nomination. When asked if that candidate would be President Roosevelt he answered certainly.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hanna
Roosevelt
Soft coal miners to strike in Somerset County Penn
Secretary of the United Mine Workers William B. Wilson said a strike likely will be called by soft coal miners in Somerset County Penn where Merchants' Coal Company workers have held a strike over pay scale. The company pressed other operators to cut 8 to 10 percent to match the scale, prompting union opposition. Wilson warns 3,000 to 4,000 district workers may quit when announced.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William B. Wilson
United Mine Workers of America
Somerset County
Penn
Merchants’ Coal Company
Merchants’ Company
Wilson
Rise of a Copper King in Pacific Northwest Mines
George Mitchell of Los Angeles, former superintendent for Senator Clark's copper properties in Arizona, has become a major copper mine owner. He plans a reduction plant with 300 tons daily capacity, expanding to 1000 tons, to be built on Puget or Prince William Sound, using water power. Attorney Robert E. Morrison of Prescott will oversee construction and Mitchell will move to Akhiska soon.
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New York
Tacoma
Wash
George Mitchell
Los Angeles
United States
Senator Clark
Arizona
Clark
Mitchell
Great Gladhaugh
Ellamar
Latouche Island
Prince William Sound
Glacier Island
Knight Island
Gaena
Akhiska
Robert E. Morrison
Prescott
Puget Sound
Prince Williams Sound
Kentucky feud turns deadly at Gobel's Gap pit fight
At Gobel's Gap on Long's Creek Breathitt County two factions the Hargis and anti Hargis or Marcum Cockerell clashed in a pitched fight. One dead and two wounded. Bolin with seven militiamen escorted Harry Sizemore John Sandlin and Lee Combs to Jackson jail for murder. Gay was shot while defending his statement near Vinrris store. Spindel and Grow wounded. Feud rivals remain armed and threatening further trouble.
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New York Times
Jackson
Gobel’s Gap
Long’s Creek
Fornstable Bolin
Her
Harry Sizemore
John Sandlin
Lee Combs
Spikes’ Martin
James Gay
Marcums
Littles
Hursts
Breathitt County
Sizemore
Sandlin
James Hurst
Postmaster Hurst
Vinrris
Gay
Marcum
Spindel
Grow
Postal Telegraph Eyes Omaha to San Francisco Wire Route
High Postal Telegraph officials spent days in Omaha negotiating with Union Pacific Railroad leaders to build a telegraph line along the railroad right of way to San Francisco. No firm rights of way are secured yet, but talks continue with a likely concession. The company had earlier begun a test segment and postponed further work after the Pennsylvania Railroad challenged Western Union, destroying $1,000,000 of telegraph property.
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New York Thames
Omaha
Neb
Postal Telegraph Company
Union Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Western Union
Postal
4Ind
Rents Wireless Telegraph Contrast With 20th Century Limited
Ady argues the New York Central’s 20th Century Limited outperforms wireless telegraph by delivering prompt travel and allowing passengers to deliver their messages with immediate responses.
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New York Central
Strong Wind Rekindles Forest Fire Peril in Adirondacks
Reported strong winds revive fire danger across Indian Lake to Essex County towns in New York. Ten townships burn nearly 50 000 acres with moss and roots exposed, complicating extinguishment. Lumber companies aid firefighting and face arrests for fallow burning as natives suffer destitution amid supply challenges.
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Newcombe
North Creek
Hudson River
Indian Lake
Cedar River
Warren
Hamilton
Essex
Blue Mountain Lake
Lwaberman
Glens Falls
North Hudson
Lake Placid
Mounts McelIntyre
Marcy
Drought Fire Ravages New York Maine Regions
A soaking storm fails to appear as fires blaze across Cedar River Catlin Lake Raquette Lake Tupper Lake Long Lake and Whitney tract. In Hopewell Cape Nova Scotia twenty five houses burn causing over 300000 in losses as steamboats and vessels are destroyed. In Maine fires threaten towns with million dollar losses while crews guard Ashland and Brownville amid drought conditions.
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New York Times
N. Y
Cedar River
Catlin Lake
Raquette Lake
Tupper Lake
Long Like
Whitney Tract
Hopewell Cape
N. B
Dirs James
Petitcodiac River
Warren Lixon
Albert County
Maritime Provinces
Houston
Arostook County
Maine
New Sweden
Banger and
Aroostook
Ashland
Brownville
Great Northern Paper Company
Millirocket
Skeleton of American sportsman found with money in New Brunswick
Firefighters in Cranberry Brook, Charlotte County, discovered a clothed skeleton dressed in fine material with five and ten dollar notes in pockets. The find, in St John dated June 6, suggests the remains belong to an American sportsman, though no identity was uncovered.
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New Brunswick
ST. John
N. B
Cranberry Brook
Charlotte County
Lightning strikes St. Pauls Church in Cleveland
A heavy storm hit Cleveland and lightning struck the spire of St. Pauls Episcopal Church causing its demolition and stone debris to damage the roof. The event prompted temporary repairs but would not alter the McCormick-Hanna wedding planned for next week at the church.
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Cleveland
Ohio
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Hanna
Pain's Fireworks for the Fourth
Pain's Fireworks promotes Fourth of July displays with a season catalogue. Advertisement lists contact at 12 Park Place New York and notes Hudson River Day Line Steamers as excursion offerings.
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Pain
Court
Park
Place
N. Y
Hudson River
Illinois mob lynches Negro school teacher in Belleville
Superintendent Charles Hertel of St. Clair County was fatally shot in his courthouse office by David F. Wyatt, a local black school teacher. A mob then seized Wyatt from jail and surrounded the county jail, demanding his delivery as police tried to quell the riot. Hertel, 57, who had just barred Wyatt’s teaching certificate, died soon after.
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Belleville, Lll
C.harles Hertel
St. Clair County
Court House
David F. Wyatt
East St. Louis
Hertel
George Fielder
Fred J. Kern
Phillips
Wryner
Kern
Yaeckers
Wyatt
Thompson
Jern
Holder
Wryatt
Mr. Hertel
Fight for Chinese fortune looms in Suffolk Probate case
In Boston on June 6, a $10 million claim against Elizabeth C Ward's will faces dispute as her heir Ernest Ward Thompson sues through his father and multiple relatives plus the Essex Institute. The case centers on the disposition of the fortune tied to China’s long unpaid claim tied to the Ever Victorious Army and the will's one fifth portion. The core issue is how the funds are divided among Ward's heirs and related claimants once the Chinese claim is resolved.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Elizabeth C. Ward
Suffolk Probate
Ernest Ward Thompson
Cambridge
Caroline B. Tucker
Horace Tucker
Chicago
Mary W. Perry
Henry L. Perry
Elizabeth H. Hunn
New Rochelle
N. Y
Carrie Grace Perry
Oakland
Cal
Essex Institute
Salem
Blaine
Miss Ward
Frederick T. ‘Ward
China
Ward
Sarah H. Tucker
Miss Tucker
Senator Burton Travels by Handcar to Denver
Senator J Ralph Burton of Kansas is riding a hand car from Abilene toward Salina to reach Denver on his Washington trip. Flooded rails on the Kansas River block Union Pacific and Santa Fe services, and Salina offers the Denver link via Missouri Pacific. Burton has section men assisting as he aims to reach Denver since Abilene and Salina have no eastbound railroad communication.
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New York Times
Abilene
Kan
J. Ralph Burton
Kansas
Here
Salina
Denver
Washington
Union Pacific
Santa Fé
Kansas River
Missouri Pacific
Burton
Charles D Fernald Injury on North Dakota Ranch
Charles D. Fernald, bill clerk at Lincoln National Bank in Brooklyn, was accidentally shot on Mead Ranch in Dickinson North Dakota during his summer vacation. The report notes his injury occurred today with no further details provided.
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Charles D. Fernald
North Dakota
Dickinson
N D
Mead Ranch
Lincoln National Bank of
Brooklyn
Gloudburst Destroys Mills and Towns in Spartanburg
A cloudburst near Spartanburg South Carolina floods Pacolet and Clifton killing at least thirty people and wrecking mills, warehouses, and homes. Mills Nos 1 2 and 3 at Pacolet and Clifton Mills Nos 1 4 and 3 suffer severe damage with many workers left jobless. A relief committee led by Rev W I Snyder is collecting aid as damages run into millions with broader losses feared.
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Spartanburg
Ssaahnelall
Ake
Clifton
Paceolet
Augustus Calvert
Maggie Kirby
John Owens
Lingzie Calvert
Roy Owens
M.fetlix
Garland Long
Tinslex
Long
Pictia Gosia
L. J. Johnson
Robert Finley
Pacelet
Victor Montgomery
Pacolet
Pacolet River
Pacolet Mill No. 3
No. 3
Glendale
Lawson's Parke
Tity Electric
Converse
Hifton
Whitney
Lawson's Fork
Tucapan
Coften
Converse College
Wommen
W. I. Snyder
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Quakers
Mark St. Croix Wright
New. York
Speke
Cy Hanna He Uftermgon
New-Chicago
Henry Sampson
NEW Hotel
Theatrical “Trust
New’ Theatre
DE Coursey
A. L. Kean
Orang J
Alexander L. Kein
Eee
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Vreeland
East Orange
Society For
George Thompson
Jame¢s
Corties
Societé
Rice
Animal
Ana
Kentucky
Brgathit
Pacific Coast
Adirondacks
Man
McCormick- Hanna
Illinois
Belleville
The
Empire
Gen. Ward
Mr. Burton
Kaunsais
Brooklyn Bank
Chester W.chapin
Fall River Line
N. R
Providence
Gloudburst
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