Smuggled Kafir Woman on Coral Corfu Castle Case
Fireman aboard the Corfu Castle claims to have brought Sarah Abramé a Kafir woman from Cape Town. A large force including Central Office detectives and immigration officials seized A Jonés and others involved. The woman identified two crew members and named "George Harry" Jones, believed to be the ringleader. She was later detained, later discharged, and guided to Ellis Island.
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A. Jonés
Corfu Castles
Cape Town
Sarah. Abramé
Central Office
Secret Service
United States Marshal
Sailors’ Branch
Legal Aid Society
Jones
Marshall
Corful Castle
Enis
Tatand
Brooklyn
George
Harry
Harry”x Jones
Éarge
Erie Basin
Fones
Pacific Street
Ellis Island
Union Men Pall Out Over Money Payments
Samuel J. Parks was arrested on extortion charges in New York after affidavits from Josephus Plenty describe Parks and fellow delegates pressuring businessmen to pay hush money to end union disputes. The affidavit details payments, checks, and threats tied to the Bridgemen’s and Housesmiths unions, with several figures questioned by District Attorney officials.
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Parks
Justice Mayer
Josephus Plenty
Randolph Street
Jersey City
Plenty
Dolan
Bridgemen’s Union
Lloyd Piers
Hoboken
Housesmiths and Bridgemens Union
Vna
Hambure-American Packet ‘Company
Mingo
Dolin
Bridgemen's Union
Manhattan
Samuel
Barks
New Jersey
Garrison
Parks Row
Breyoort Hall
Board of Building Trades
Farley
Housesmiths
Fijm
Inman
Ae Air
Dean
Richard Carvel
Derrick’Men’s-Jointers and Jointers’ Union
Thomas F. Hopper
Mayer
Merding
Daniel Meenan
East One
Carvel
Hendh
Tov
Hopper
Isaac “A. Wiopper
Jerome Ista
Neidig
Neidte
Jerome
Union
Jerome Jis
Brotherhood of Painters, Decoratora
Cry Terades
New York Council
District Couneil Cof Uhh Brotherhood
New York
United
Board of Building ‘Trades
Attempt to Bribe Strikers Sparks Chicago Clash
In Chicago on June 11, the closing of five small lunchrooms was the strikers’ and clerks’ reply to a Restaurant Keepers’ Association charge that some strikers offered to stir out the unions. The joint board of employees disputes the claim, while some employers’ members say a bribe attempt was made to settle the strikes.
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Chicago
Feu
Strikin Waiters
Qdookis
Nions
Jemployes
Ees
Judge Gray appoints Charles P Neill to compute miners wage rise
Judge Gray acting as head of the Anthracite Coal Strike Commission informs the Reading Company that Prof. Charles P Neill of Washington is named commissioner to calculate the wage increase under the sliding scale as provided by the commission’s award.
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Philadelphia
Gray
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Reading Company
Charles P. Neill Oashington
Coal price hike noted for white ash grades
An increase of 1 percent is set with every 5 cent per ton rise over 4 dollars 50 cents in the average price of white ash coal in sizes larger than pea.
Bricklayers Wage Fight Ends as Strike Looms
Negotiations between bricklayers unions and contractors collapsed last night over a 70 cent an hour pay increase and union foremen. With the old contract expired, 8 000 bricklayers may initiate a general strike next week after unions vote on the action.
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Jiunion
Townsend
Brick rush to New York as yards prep reopen
Po u g e k e e p s i e reports millions of brick being rushed to New York in anticipation of yard reopenings. The tug Meade tows nineteen barges with seven million bricks south from Poughkeepsie, while twenty more barges move down the upper Hudson and additional loads depart from Roseton. Full work on Hudson brick yards to resume soon.
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New York Times
Pougekeepsie
New York
Metropolis
Meade
Hudson
Roseton
White shirtwaists win on Boston and Maine trains
General Superintendent Sanborn ordered conductors and brakemen to let women in white shirt waists board and alight without assistance. Trainmen will still offer arms to others, but must refrain with white garments. The rule aims to address complaints about cleanliness and courtesy in handling passengers.
Death Follows Seat Change On Street Car
Laborer Andrian Ferre of 507 Tenth Avenue dies after a street car collision near Sixty-Eighth Street. He stood to let a woman sit, then sat on the rail and was struck by a southbound car. He dies at Roosevelt Hospital. motorman Philip Judd of 433 West Fifty-second Street is arrested.
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Andrian Ferre
Tenth Avenue
Ferre
Amsterdam Avenue
Sixty-seventh
Flo
Sixty-eighth Street
Roosevelt Hospital
Philip Judd
West Fifty-second Street
Married Forbeses Tie The Knot In Paris Church
In Paris at the Church of the Holy Trinity Dora Delano Forbes wed her brother in law Paul Revere Forbes. Dora is widow of William Hipwell Forbes and sister of Warren Delano Collier Roosevelt Hatch. Paul Revere Forbes is De Courcey Forbes’s younger brother, about forty, long resident in Paris after living in New York. The eldest Forbes sister married the Duc de Prasin.
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Paris
Albanny
Forbes
Duc Dé Prassin
Weather forecast and statewide conditions from June 11
A Washington weather summary notes a quickly forming disturbance off the North Carolina coast bringing widespread rain and cooler temperatures across the East and Central regions. Forecasts call for rain in New England and the Middle Atlantic Friday with improving conditions Saturday and brisk to cool northerly winds along coasts and lakes.
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Washington
North Carolina
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Rocky Mountain
Middle
South Plateau
Wisconsin
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Rocky
California
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Virginia
Gulf Coast
Upper Lakes
Lower Lakes
European
Grand Banks
Atlantic Coast
Wilmington
New York
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
North
Dakota
Conspiracy Charged by Thomson & Co in Shipping Rates
Thomson & Co sues Union Castle and multiple partners in U S Circuit Court alleging a pre 1899 conspiracy to fix freight rates between New York and South and East Africa. The case cites a “South African Steam Lines” arrangement with tariffs and rebates to coerce shippers, plus a late entry of Deutsche Dampfschiffahrts Gesellschaft Hansa and partners to suppress competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South African
Hugo Adelberto Thomson
Gustav A. Fedderson
Heinrich Johannes
Riedel
Edward H. Muller
Thomson & Co
Union Castle Mail Steamship Company, Limited
Charles W. Cayser
South Africa
South African Steam Lines
Public
Wiley
Partahes
Royal
Deutsche Dampfschiffahrts Gesellschaft
Hansa
Fundh. Edge & Co
German Steamship Company
Funch, Edge & Co
Funch,Edge & Co
Thomson &Co
last res@mt
Specialization in Dentistry Drives Painless Care
In this era of specialists our dental offices assign each worker to a specific branch. The team divides tasks so experts handle each part, aiming for carefulness and sympathy alongside skill. Anyone lacking carefulness or sympathy is not employed, regardless of skill.
Scratches Shift Money On Racewire Result
Inspector McClusky testifies that Hermis and Nameoki were scratched after he got word of the bet changes. Money was placed on King Pepper, who finished second, causing a loss. McConville sent the funds by registered letter and saw Rice receive it at a Forty sixth street house.
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Hermis
Nameoki
McConville
King Pepper
McClusky
Forty-sixth Street
Rice
Baltimore and Ohio Earnings Rise to Record May Totals
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports May 1905 gross earnings of 5,720,893 and net earnings of 1,237,014, both records. May 1905 surpasses May 1902, with eleven months of the fiscal year yielding gross 57,613,773 and net 21,488,725, up significantly from the prior year.
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New
Baltimore
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn men arraigned in kidnapping case of Italians
James V Camardetta and Gerardi Amato of the Atlantic Contracting Company of Brooklyn were arraigned at the Adams Street Police Court on charges of kidnapping eighteen Italian laborers for work in Yucatan. Bail set at 1000 each. they denied any kidnapping.
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James V. Camardetta
Gerardi Amato
Atlantic Contracting Company
Brooklyn
Adams Street
Yucatan
Giuseppe Belliseri
Johnson Avenue
Belliseri
Merida
New York
Havana
Camardella
Amato
Pere Marquette Plans Terminal Tie with Chicago Terminal
Directors of the Pere Marquette Railroad met to arrange terminal connections in Chicago. They will connect with the Chicago Terminal Railroad which will handle Pere Marquette passenger business at Harrison Street station. Pere Marquette to build its own freight yards.
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Pere Marquette Railroad
Harrison Street
New York Times
Boston
Chicago
Chicago Terminal Railroad
Pere Marquette
Pere Marquette Company
Douglas Daughter Weds Hopkins at Chicago Beach Hotel
Miss Maude Douglas, daughter of Mrs. Josephine Harris Douglas, married James Stolp Hopkins, son of Senator and Mrs. Hopkins of Aurora, at the Chicago Beach Hotel. The ceremony was by Reverend J. G. McClure. The couple departed for a wedding trip through the East.
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New York Times
Chicago
Maude Douglas
Josephine Harris Douglas
James Stolp Hopkins
Graham Rice Arrested for Race Wagering Violation
Graham Rice president of the Maxim and Gay Company was arrested by Detective Sergeants McConville Peabody and Clark at police HQ on suspected Penal Code 351 wagering on races. Bail set at 1000. Firm operates at 67 West Forty sixth Street and sent $10 for a prospectus later returned.
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Graham Rice
McConville, Peabody, and Clark
Central Office
Maxim & Gay Company
Turf Concern
McClusky
Rice
Irondequoit Wins Brush City Island Race
Irondequoit of Rochester won a trial sail at City Island on June 11 beating Challenge and Mimosa II by about four hundred feet. Irondequoit carried designer William Gardner and used club topsail while rivals did not. The start was at 1 PM and all boats completed the course around the Larchmont buoy.
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New York Times
City Island
Irondequoit
Rochester
Wood Yard
Walace T. Foote
Challenge
Trenor
L. Park
William Gardner
Lajoie Freed from Contempt of Court
Napoleon Lajoie and William Bernhard of the Cleveland American League club were involved in a contempt of court matter in Philadelphia on June 11. Details were sparse but the incident related to the baseball figures and their club.
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Lajoie
Philadelphia
Napoleon Lajoie
William Bernhard
Cleve Mang
American League Baseball Club
Court relief for players after contempt ruling in baseball case
Judges Ralston and Dalvis of the Court of Common Pleas purge yesterday contempt against players who violated a court injunction barring them from playing with non National League Philadelphia associates. The court noted an agreed peace in baseball and withheld punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
Dalvis
Court of Common Pleas
Philadelphia
Ney
Opening of Manhattan Beach cycle track slated for tomorrow
The cycle track will open tomorrow afternoon after a year idle. Local enthusiasts expect wide interest with many old-timers present to witness Marcus L. Hurley defend his Kennedy Powers Handicap title at two.
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Manhattan Beach
Marcus L. Hurley
Kennedy Powers
Road horse and buggy race heats star riders in handicap
A fast field of sprinters will contend on handicap marks with the champion needing speed to win the road horse and buggy prize. Top pros Lawson Kramer Eddie Root Eadie Bald George Schreiber are named as likely winners alongside Basil De Guichard George Leander Nat Butler and Benny Munroe in motor five mile heats. The event promises a strong show of national riders and close finishes.
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Lawson
Kramer
Eddie Root
Eadie Bald
George Schreiber
Basil de Guichard
George Leander
Madison Square Garden
Nat '’”Butler
New England
Benny ” Munroe
Motors
Delaware Charters Granted In Dover
Det. June 11 at Dover grants charters for Cuba Orange and Cotton Company to real estate and farming in Cuba with $50 capital. Inter-State Land and Livestock Company to buy and sell livestock for market with $1,000,000 capital. Incorporators include Frank Barry Dewitt A Trask and others. Union Petroleum Company of Philadelphia to deal in oil with $500,000 capital.
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Wilmington
Dover
Cuba Orange and Cotton Company
Cuba
Ann Arbor
Inter-State Land and Livestock Company
Frank Barry
Dewitt
A. Trask
Washington
Llo
Nelson A. Dunning
Hyattsville
Harry W. Davis
Union Petroleum Company of
Philadelphia
Deal- Im Oil Capital
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South African Steamship Lines
Edward Everett Cady
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Robert Burns
Maxim & Gay Turf Company
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