Rioters Attack Mills as Italian Leader Arouses Mob on Belmont
A fierce riot erupts as Gallicano leads an Italian crowd through Belmont Avenue striking with stones and breaking factory doors. Police and volunteers repel the mob at multiple mills, with injuries to officers and a bystander and one Italian worker gravely wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQueen
Gallicano
Belmont Avenue
Columbia Mill
Pellmell
Grossgebauer
William Westerfield
Ribbon Workers
Columbia
Belmorant Avenue
Bresci
Galleano
McGrath
Eer
Blynt
Cedar Cliff Mill
Cedar Cliff
New York
Rheinhardt
Bamford Brothers
Great Mill
Cliff Street
Robinson, Sweetman
Keys
Detective Magic
Lora Salvino
Hackensack
General Hospital
Fulton Street
Salvino
Riots and police clash as mills bombarded in Newark
Rioters attacked Gaede mill and surrounding areas with a 2 000 strong mob while 174 officers and firemen manned the streets. Reporter Harry Harris was shot while covering the clash and several workers and bystanders were wounded. Authorities pledge protection as mills resume work amid threats from anarchists and a tense city awaits further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinchcliffe
Gaede Mill
North Straight Street
Call
Harry Harris
Harris
Grant
McQueen
Emma Goldman
Goldman
Emley
Shaw
Michael Dunn
Thomas Brogan
Starr
Coney Island
Murphy
Newark
Lora. Salvino
Hackensack
General Hospital
Arthur Barrowclough
Charles J. Robinson
Joseph Miller
Auger & Simon’s
Samuel DE Young
Charles DE Rue
Wood Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
James Vaughan
Mezirino Rolos
Martha Huyser
Weaver
Bamford Mill
Ernie
North Hudson Mills Idle As Big Plants Shut Down
A two sided halt across North Hudson silks industry leaves over 10 000 workers idle. Mill owners conference by telephone led to agreement to close all large mills and not open this morning. Engineers told to draw fires and ensure full shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamford
Robinson
Martha Huyser
North Fifth Street
Cliff Street
Irving Post
Sergt. McGirr
Weavers’ Union
Main Street
New Jersey Silk Company
Levy
River and
Bridge Streets
River Street
Laurel
Empire
Augusta Mills
McQueen
Augusta Mill
Augusta
Parker
Paterson
North Hudson
Cockran Sued Over $700,000 Settlement Details
Litigation centers on W Bourke Cockran and Consolidated Gas. George Lamb sues Cockran for fees as attorney in anti corporate actions claiming Cockran settled for 700000 without paying him. Hearing before ex Judge Silkman at 41 Park Row to determine if action against Cockran is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore H. Silkman
W. Bourke Cockran
George Alfred Lamb
Cockran
Wilmot M. Scott
Supreme Court
Silkman
Park Row
Cochran
Lamb
Consolidated Gas Company of New York
Electric Light and Gas Company
Sands Point
L. L
NEW York Times
Wall Street
Corporation
Champerty
Threatened Apache Trouble Over Ration Reductions
Washington reports warn of possible unrest among the San Carlos Apache, about 3200 members including Tontos San Carlos and Coyotero bands, if beef and other rations are cut after July 1. Interior Department orders rationing to continue until further notice with selective work programs for capable individuals. Generals Funston and Lebo provided the underlying reports from Fort Grant Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Interior Department
San Carlos
Arizona
Funston
Department of Colorado
Secretary of the Interior
Carson
Hitchcock
Funstone
Lebo
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Grant
San Carlos Reservation
Mayor Low outlines weekly city department talks
Mayor Low announced a plan to inform the public about the first six months of his administration through newspaper interviews. Starting July 10 he will discuss 1,500 words on a department at a time and may add Monday and Thursday talks if the format proves attractive and informative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low
Attempt to burn Trinity Methodist Church fails in Lynn
An arson attempt at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church in Lynn occurred last night. Intruders burst a window and tampered with ten gas fixtures leaving the gas to fill the building before flames took hold. pew cushions were ignited but the fire was stopped by early smoke detection. Police have no leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Trinity Methodist. Episcopal Church
Malt Nutrine Ad Promises Pure Nutritive Tonic
Malt Nutrine described as the best tonic by leading physicians and condensed malt nourishment not beer. From Anheuser Busch Brewing Association, advertised as pure and excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n
Advt
Five Men in Rowboat Go Down in Little Hell Gate
Five men started from East 116th Street in a rowboat to cross the harbor and battled a strong ebb tide near Ward and Randall Islands. The boat struck rocks, sprang a hole, and sank. One man, Herman Wilkins, drowned. four others reached Ward’s Island and were detained for questioning before being discharged. The victims were Neil Reilly, Michael Touhey, Thomas Walsh, Joseph Guering, and Herman Wilkins, employees of Touhey's Harlem furniture firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Hell Gate
Ward’s
Randall's Islands
Ward's Island
Neil Reilly
Second Avenue
Michael Touhey
East One Hundred and Thirteenth Street
Thomas Walsh
East One Hundred and Fifteenth Street
Joseph Guersing
East One Hundred and Eighteenth Street
Herman Wilkins
New York
Wilkins
Ward
Manhattan State
Harbor
East One
Twenty-second Street
Klute
Maely
Harlem Police Court
Flanner
Touhey
Harlem
Hospital Elevator Tragedy On Blackwell's Island
Catherine Gallagher thirty of Essex Street died when an elevator in Metropolitan Hospital unexpectedly rose while she and an orderly moved to a ward. The accident occurred before about fifty bedridden patients as Dr A B Cannon witnessed the death. An investigation found the mechanism in working order and officials called it unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Hospital
Blackwell's Island
Catherine Gallagher
Essex Street
Gallagher
Bellevue Hospital
John McLaughlin
John McBride
McBride
Mrs. Gallagher
St Bride
A. B. Cannon
O’ Rourke
O'Rourke
Sugar theft charged against Leggett clerk and drivers
Thomas F. Crawford a Leggett & Co shipping clerk was arrested on grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing 7000 dollars worth of sugar. Samuel Auger and Thomas Crosby, both drivers, were arrested for complicity. Jacob Fried faced receiving stolen goods charges. Detectives say Crawford planned to misrecord receipts and have drivers move goods off site. Crawford's wife pleaded his innocence at Leonard Street Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Crawford
Leggett & Co
Franklin Street
West Broadway
Samuel Auger
East Eighty-sixth Street
Thomas Crosby
West Seventeenth Street
McKenna
O’neill
Leonard Street
Jacob Fried
Hester Street
Crawford
West Twenty-second Street
Tom
Black Diamond Anthratite Coal Company Formed in Trenton
Powderly announces the incorporation of the Black Diamond Anthratite Coal Company with capital of 1,000,000 dollars. The firm plans to acquire the Starr tract coal property in Branch Township Schuylkill County Pennsylvania. Incorporators are T. V. Powderly Edward P. Tone and John W. Peale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powderly
New Coal Company
Trenton
N. J
Black Diamond Anthratite Coal Company
Starr Tract
Branch Township
Schuylkill County
Penn
T. V. Powderly
Edward P. Tone
John W. Peale
Cornell Fast Time Leads Columbia Crew Practice
In Poughkeepsie on June 18 Cornell posted a four mile time of 20 20 amid rough water and light headwind as Coach Courtney praised the effort. Crowther resigned from the Penn varsity boat prompting lineup changes while Columbia’s eights and fours endured a long practice with times near 17 07 for three miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Courtney
Dempsey
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
Crowther
Varsity
Echfeldt
Pepper
University
Robinson
Growther
Henley
Ward
Columbia
Hanlan
A. D. Weekes, Jr
Lewis Selin
Oden
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Denver Police Board Bans Local Fight for Corbett and Sullivan
The Denver Fire and Police Board instructed the Chief of Police not to permit the bout between Corbett and Dave Sullivan in Denver this Friday night. The promoters plan to move the contest to Louisville or San Francisco on a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Denver Fire and Police Board
Young Corpett
Dave Sullivan
Louisville
San Francisco
Harriman's Chauffeur Fined For Speeding
August Laprice, chauffeur for D Oliver Harriman Jr, was fined 25 dollars for speeding near Bloomingdale Asylum as Harriman rushed to a train. He was arrested at the railroad station, unable to pay the fine and paroled until the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Laprice
D. Oliver Harriman, Jr
Harriman
New York
Bloomingdale Asylum
Innes Bandmaster Files Bankruptcy After Misconduct Verdict
Frederick Neill Innes, bandmaster, filed for bankruptcy with liabilities of 10 628 and assets of 200 after a jury refused to sustain misconduct charges against his wife Georgia F Innes in Judge Bischoff s Court. Creditors include Georgia F Innes 6000 Gillis Printing Co 2230 Jerome Marble Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford Co 501 and others for printing and lithography. The petition cites 1358 Broadway as business address and Herald Square Hotel as residence. about a dozen creditors named. verdict in favor of Mrs Innes did not include divorce decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Neill Innes
Georgia F. Innes
Special Term of the Supreme Court Returns
The court convenes for a special term continuing sessions on pending appeals and matters set for quick resolution. Justices review urgent petitions, issue interim rulings, and schedule further hearings as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Warrant for City Servant In Embezzlement Case
Commissioner Lederle of the Health Department secured a warrant for the arrest of a former department employee on alleged embezzlement of under $2,000 from the Pension Fund. The man’s identity and current whereabouts were not disclosed, and an officer from the Criminal Court Squad was to serve the warrant. The case involves examination of department records and is handled by Assistant District Attorney Train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lederle
Health Department
Tombs Police Court
Crane
Tombs
Dr. Lederle
Criminal Court
Adess
Train
Illinois Central Board Approves Stock Increase Plan
The Illinois Central Railroad Board proposed raising capital from 79.2 million to 95.04 million to fund second track expansion yards and facilities. Stockholders may subscribe 20 percent of their holdings at par. 1901 net income was 6.97 million, with 1902 projected near 9.506 million. John W. Gates has been a heavy buyer of the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Stuyvesant
Durin
Chicago
New Orleans
John W. Gates
Master Car Builders Hold 36th Annual Meeting at Saratoga
The Master Car Builders Association opened its thirty sixth annual meeting in Saratoga with extensive business sessions. Attendees enjoyed a concert and ball at the Grand Union Hotel, which serves as the group’s headquarters during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Master Car Builders’ Association
Grand Union Hotel
Metropolitan Pension System Details Announced
President Vreeland notified all employees of the Metropolitan Street Railway that the pension plan details are perfected and will take effect July 1. An executive committee of officers from all departments was named: C E B Warren secretary and treasurer H A Robinson attorney M G Starrett chief engineer Oren Root Jr assistant general manager W B Reed engineer maintenance of way Thomas Millen general master mechanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Pension System
Vreeland
Metropolitan Street Railway
C. EB. Warren
H. A. Robinson
M. G. Starrett
Oren Root, Jr
Maer
W. B. Reed
Thomas Millen
Lackawanna Tourist Bureau Expands Service to Resorts
The Lackawanna Railroad opens tourist bureaus at 429 Broadway and in Delaware Water Gap and Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania. A special express train runs Fridays and Saturdays to resorts, returning Sundays and Mondays. Metcalfe elected president of Mexican International Railroad Company succeeding Mahl. West Shore Railroad announces holiday specials to Highland and Poughkeepsie for intercollegiate boat races with observation trains. Trains depart Breakling Street and West Forty-second Street at scheduled times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lackawanna Railroad
Broadway
Howard Street
Delaware Water Gap
Mount Pocono
Penn
J. G. Metcalfe
Mexican International Railroad Company
William Mahl
Contoller
Metcalfe
Denver and
Rio Grande
West Shore Railroad
Highland
Posite Poughkeepsie
Surday
Breakilg Street
West Forty-second Street
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething
Advertised remedy claims to ease teething pain and diarrhea in children. Describes worldwide druggist availability and urges customers to ask for Mrs Winslow's, with a note on price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
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National Guard
Shheriff Starr
North Hudson Mills Idle
George A. Lamb
Consolidated Gas
Mayor Low
Blackwell’s Island
Fes
Apollinaris
Innes
Pearl Maiden
Jerusalem
Pearson's
David Harum
Will N. Harben
Westerfelt
HARPER @ BROTHERS
A. P. Knapp
A. M. Waitt
Master Mechanics” Association
Hennessey
R. P. Sanderson
Portsmouth
G. W. Rhodes
Lincoln, Neb
Co. A. Schrey=er
News OF the Railroads
Illinois Central
Master Car Builders
Railroad Notes
Horsford
Horsford's
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