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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1911

Page

4

Seamen Strike Hits Morgan Line Across Coast

A national seamen strike against the Morgan Line halted voyages of the Momus El Cid El Rio El Norte and four tugs in Southampton and Liverpool. Strikebreakers boarded El Cid while Momus crews waited. stewards joined the action at Southampton as unions push for higher pay and arbitration.

Morgan Line Atlantic Coast Seamen's Union Momus el Cid el Rio el Norte Galevston Hudson H. P. Griffin West Street Griffin Morgan John J. Bealin New York City State Board of Arbitration Maine Texas

Seamen Strike Driven by Low Pay and Harsh Living Conditions

The article reports a global seamen strike driven by dissatisfaction with pay hours and shipboard food. It details four on and four off duty for crew on sea journeys and substandard meals prepared by underqualified cooks. It notes British food laws and charity funding concerns for seamen and orphans, with charity officials earning high salaries and access requiring clergy or magistrate approval.

British Board of Trade Board of Trade Steamshi Lines Liverpool London Hull Shields Newcastle Bristol Southampton

Riotous Strike Mob Clashes With Police In Cleveland

In Cleveland on June 17 a crowd of about two hundred garment workers and sympathizers clashed with police on East Forty eighth Street and Woodland Avenue. A man was shot and dozens were struck with clubs. one rioter was hit by police fire and may die. Earlier the mob stoned a car carrying a strikebreaker girl.

New York Times Cleveland East Forty Eighth Street Woodland Avenue

Lumber Plants Guarded In St. Louis After Fires

Police patrols of six to ten guards are posted inside and outside a dozen large lumber yards and factories in St. Louis. Officials fear an organized fire plot by union labor after six plants burned within twenty four hours. Detectives probe fires that destroyed five plants on Thursday and one last night.

New York Times ST. Louis Lohs Sash and Door Company Lohs Company

Drowned in Harlem River Boat Accident

Hyman Kisselback of Brooklyn was found in an overturned rowboat in the Harlem River near Kingsbridge yesterday afternoon and was probably drowned, a report to police via telephone from a man identifying as Edward Arthur of 5228 Broadway, Brooklyn, a friend.

Hyman Kisselback Brooklyn Harlem Kingsbridge Edward Arthur Broadway Kisselback

Indianapolis Grand Jury Indicts Burns and McNamara in Dynamite Plot

Detectives Burns and Hossick and Los Angeles detective James Hossick face eight indictments from the Marion County Grand Jury. John J. McNamara, cited for conspiracy to dynamite the Peoria and Pekin Union Railroad, is charged alongside other alleged plot elements. The case traces to 1910 Peoria explosions and a later Los Angeles Times Building dynamiting link. Prosecutor Baker says further Grand Jury action will follow in July.

Indianapolis W. J. Burns James Hossick Los Angeles Cal John J. McNamara International Association of Bridge, and Structural Iron Workers McNamara Marion County Grand Jury Los Angeles Times Peoria & Pekin Union Railroad Peoria Ill Burrs Hossick Walter Drew New York National Erectors’ Association J. A. G. Badorf Drew W. J. Ford Los Angeles County Frank P. Fox Gov Marshall Collins Illinois River McClintick Marshall Company Pittsburg Purns James Ortie McMonigle Baker

Highwayman Attacks Near Central Park. Two Robberies Reported

Mrs Ellen Bernhard of 1249 Park Avenue is robbed near Central Park entrance at Eighty sixth Street Fifth Avenue. She and her husband are assaulted. suspect captured after a chase and identified as Michael Angelum, a clerk of 1 East Ninety First Street. Nurse Miss Anna Mindte pursues thief Emmanuel Mann, 17, jailed for grand larceny at West 100th Street Station.

Central Park Fifth Avenue Ellen Bernhard Park Avenue Ninety-sixth Street Ahearn East 104Th Street Michael Angelum East Ninety-first Street Bernard Anna Mindte General Memorial Hospital Central Park West 110Th Street 109Th Street Moore Amsterdam Avenue 108Th Street Mindte West 100Th Street Emmanuel Mann East 105Th Street

Seventh Goes to Camp at Peekskill with 980 Men

The Seventh Regiment left the Armory on Sixty seventh Street and Park Avenue for Peekskill to spend a week at camp. Col. Daniel Appleton led 980 men aboard two special trains, arriving around 10 o clock. The unit, in uniform with gear, took over the camp under Col. Appleton and his staff, including Lieut. Col. W. C. Fisk and Major Robert McLean.

Peekskill Daniel Appleton Carp Park Avenue Apleton Ie Grand Central Roa Hook Col. Appleton W. C. Fisk Robert McLean F. G. Landen J. HB. Schuyler de Witt C. Falls Quartermaster R. G. Schuyler

Connecticut farmer experiments with subtropical crops

Halting Haddam Connecticut reports Col. W G F Price of New York has planted nearly an acre in peanuts and exhibited cotton at Middlesex County Fair. A former Georgia farmer he aims to grow pecans and rice as sub tropical crops in Connecticut.

New York Times Halt Haddam Conn W. G. F. Price New York Connecticut Middlesex County Fair Col. Price Georgia Louana

Pupin Daughter’s Wedding Rumor Disproved

Reports that Miss Vavara Pupin wed High Willoughby in Hoboken and that a license was rushed were contradicted. The couple reportedly married in New Jersey and traveled to Springfield for a horse show before possibly visiting Prof. Pupin in Norfolk.

Michael I. Pupin Columbia University Norfolk Conn Vavara I. Pupin High Willoughby Pupin New York Hoboken Justice of the Peace Steiger Newersey Florham George Watson Wiloughby Mr. Watson Miss Pupin Central Park Lison Square Garden Willoughby Lexington Watson Springfield Mass Mr. Willoughby Hemlock Hill Norfok

Doubt Dippel's Defection Shocks Chicago Opera

Chicago officials deny reports that Andreas Dippel, Chicago Grand Opera Company general manager, has signed to lead Berlin's German Court Theatre after his 1913 contract. Director Shaffer says no truth in rumor and cites Dippel’s recent letter and cable about American productions and an intended German director.

New York Times Chicago John C. Shaffer Chicago Grand Opera Company Andreas Dippel Generalanager Berlin Germany Dippel Cablegram Kaiser's Theatre Chicago Opera National

Newburg Man Seeks Habeas Corpus Hearing For De Angelis

Severin E. De Angelis now at Matteawan Hospital for the Criminal Insane will press a habeas corpus hearing in New York City. His attorney sought a change of venue to Supreme Court Justice Tompkins after a controversial paper connected with Dr. Robert E. Lamb allegedly misused earlier. The judge accepted Lamb’s explanation and the hearing adjourned without further test or document.

New York Times Newburg Severin E. de Angelis Matteawan Hospital Haring New York City Supreme Court Tompkins de Angelis Matteawan Messer New York Dr. Lamb Justice Tompkins

Fragmentary Street Address List with Minor Sums Noted

OCR snippet shows scattered addresses and small amounts tied to many names. Entries include Stern & Co at 8th Ave and Freeders & Co with $16, G. H. Reinhardt $15000, Annie Lewis at 239th St, and others like A. Sorickler, Siemee Avenue Railroad Co, and J. My at East Broadway. Most items marked trifling or slight with varied streets across Manhattan and Bronx locations.

Stern & Co Freeders & Co Brook G. H. Reinhardt Blackstone Annie Lewis Joseph Scholer 106Th St Sorickler Aes Siemee Avenue Railroad Acme Tne Aqueduct Featherbed New York Billposting Co Kuchner Grhund Lake Ridge St M. Lebovitz 1824

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