Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

New York Times in New York, New York

We have 11,141,790 pages in New York

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1914

Page

2

Miners Turmoil Erupts In Hutte After Explosions

In Hutte the scene turns chaotic as three explosions wreck a building amid a clash with dynamiters. President Michael Mc Donald of the new union prints handbills urging dispersal while Sheriff authorities consider arms to contain the unrest and allow miners to work out their problems. Local sentiment leans toward Federation interference ending soon.

Michael McDonald Moyer Hutte Federation

Riots Erupt as Butte Miners Secede From Union

Violence erupts June 13 to 15 in Butte as seceding Western Federation of Miners members clash, dynamite damages a union home, police save deputies, and a new union under the Industrial Workers of the World is announced. Rioters threaten lynching. Delegates at mines discuss breaking from the federation and forming an independent union.

Western Federation of Minera Dutte Pr. K. Sullivan Industrial Workers of the World Western Federation of Miners Gwen ©. Hibben Martin Hawkins Pris- Butte Crtices Western Federation Rock Speculator Tutte Putte Rutte Eee Mumfer Loxecu As Workers of the World MebDonald Butte Se@Aorn Federation of Miners Jitys Save the Wiutia Los Il Mover Western Federation of “Tiners Miine Jdlowners Pared Western Oderation

Riot Tensions at Ettor Trial Near Strunenville

Several thousand striking miners gathered at Dillon Vale near Strunenville to witness the Ettor trial on assault and battery charges. The hearing for Gitlow? or inciting to riot was postponed until Thursday as disorder flared briefly when IWW adherents jeered a union speaker. Sheriff Huscroft and deputies prevented serious trouble during a parade by IWW adherents carrying the American flag.

Strunenville Ohio Dillon Vale Joseph Ettor Industrial Worker of the World Grawn Industrial Workers of the World W. Huscroft

Barnes backs Root renomination for U S Senator

Republican State Chairman William Barnes urged Elihu Root's renomination for U S Senator, arguing experience and patriotism are needed amid Democratic policies. Barnes said Root had not stated he would not run, and noted Calder’s interest while hinting Wadsworth would lead if Root retired.

William Barnes Esterday Elihu Root United States Washington Barnes the of New York Root William Calder Kings Calder Mr. Barnes James W. Wadsworth Assembly

Arrest in Jewel Robbery Ties to Stolen Gems

Police arrested Robert Johnson at Broadway and Fulton Street on charges of receiving jewels valued at $10,000 stolen from Mrs. Shaeffer’s home in Pittsburgh. Detectives traced gems via Enrico Canonico, who was earlier jailed for attempting to pawn a pendant. Canonico claimed a Bowery dealer sold it to him.

William G. Shaeffer Pottstille Penn Robert Johnson West 12d Street Broadway Fulton Street Brown and Londrigan Second Inspection District Greenwich Avenue Enrico Canonico Bleecker Street Park Row Herbert Tombs Court Canonico Bowery Johnson Cheenwich Street Oita Manhattan Niles Wonlwearth Tower Hudson Covernara Blund Timiself Ty Statue of Liberty Robert Gen. Evans Dinami Loa Wien Iv Gien Evans Army Cod Mills Milly Nile Manhottom John M Shaw Mayvers Fourth of July Aviation Committee Mr. Lin Ehewaed Henry Dunenan Levertoh Williimn Insen John OC. Willioos Charlee Telppe Leopold Warburcm Wrederick & Flower Rmempbers Comoittee Majer Cannon Mayer Lerten Cot. Bhatt Cul. Mills Alfred J. Moissant Moiseant Aviation School Hempstead S. 1 Arn Len Army Aviation Corps Nilet Tsland Gay

Paris Postmen Riot Seize Post Office Overnight

Paris postmen at the Central Post Office barricaded doors and held mail while rioting over Senate inaction on higher postal allowances. Police freed gates after midnight as ministers urged calm. about a million postal packets were detained and rail service paralyzed.

Paris NEW York Times Central Post Office Senate Gaston Thomson Associated Press Gaston Thomsen Célestin Henrison O O Glock

Colonel Holds Out Moose Still Hope For Progressives

The piece reports that Progressives in towns visited back Col Roosevelt as their sole candidate and predicts a large victory if he runs. Chauncey J. Hamlin says Erie County supports a Roosevelt gubernatorial bid, with plans to meet him and escort him by yacht to Oyster Bay aboard William C. Childs’s vessel.

Col. Roosevelt Mr. Wilkinson Oscar S. Straus Hedges Sulzer Erie County Chauncey J. Hamlin Waldorf Hayl Roosevelt George W. Perkins Theodore Douglas Robinson Oyster Bay William c. Childs Brooklyn

Barnes exposes Roosevelt editorial urging Republican ticket

The Albany Evening Journal editorial argues the only path to defeating the Democratic slate is to back the Republican ticket and suggests Roosevelt should become the Progressive candidate for Governor. It predicts Roosevelt will seek the Presidency in 1916 and warns his run could help Democrats if he stays with the Progressive path.

Col. Roosevelt William Barnes Albany Evening Journal Murphy Col Roosevelt Roosevelt United States New York

Workmen's Compensation Insurance Offered by Coleman Office

A notice from William B. Coleman at 100 William St New York urges businesses to price Workmen's Compensation Insurance through his office. He highlights 20 years experience under the Compensation Law of New York and directs applicants to pay premiums directly to their chosen company.

New Sey Coleman William St New York Joba

Gasoline Sold as Oil Causes Fire and Injuries in Newark

Fire alarms surge in a Newark district as gasoline is found to be sold as kerosene. Inspector Herzid links purchases to Abraham Balsam and traces source to the Texas Company. several lamp and stove explosions maim residents including Rudolph Wittalispi and his infant, with burns reported at multiple West Street addresses.

Newark Atio Albert Gasser Bureau of Combustibles Texas Rudolph Wittalispi West Street Amois Kelody Daniel Zellar Christian Samm Court Street Balsam Pasour The Capt. Gasser Texas Company Pearl Street

Mrs Elizabeth Frankel Sues Husband For Separation

Mrs Elizabeth Frankel of 569 Boulevard Rockaway Beach sues Arthur M Frankel contractor and garage owner for separation claiming his income 10000 to 15000 yearly provided no funds since December 1 and alleges cruel treatment and infidelity amid their nineteenth wedding anniversary celebration. He denies and accuses her of neglect and withholding property worth 25000.

Elizabeth Frankel Boulevard Rockaway Beach Arthur, M. Frankel Valley Stream Bavener Frankel Dewe

New Portuguese Cabinet Formed Under Jardino Machado

Lisbon reports the Portuguese premiership under Jardino Machado to be restructured with Bernardino Machado as Foreign Affairs Minister Manuel Monteiro as Justice Minister Santos Lucas as Finance Minister and General Antonio Pereira Vicca as War Minister Peres Rodrigues as Marine Minister Almeida Lima as Public Works Minister Couceiro Costa as Colonial Affairs Minister.

Ber Lisbon Jardino Machado Min Ister of Foreign Affairs Bernardino Machado Manuel Monteiro Santos Lucas Antonio Pereira Vicca Peres Rodrigues Almeida Lima Couceiro Costa

Roosevelts Impact and New York Party Strategy

A speech argues the 1912 Roosevelt influence split the New York Republican Party, urging a September primary slate to defeat the Murphy Glynn Democratic machine. It cites 1914-1918 party enrollments and warns the Progressive bid could aid Democrats, urging Republicans to unite behind a fit governor candidate.

New York Barnes Mr. Roosevelt Mr. Barnes Roosevelt Sulzer Democratic Murphy Glynn Democratic Party Republican Nvemo National Progressive Prohibition Socialist Independence League Judge Werner Judge Bartlett Werner Mr. Wilson Mr. Stimson Progressive Party Wait Republican Party Murphy Machine

America Airboat Trial Demonstrates Dual Engine Flight

Curtiss test of the America airboat on Hammondsport lake shows two 100 horsepower engines working, with one or both propellers aiding control. After initial engine trouble, the craft eventually skimmed the water and then flew, while observers noted test pilots La Monte and Robinson aboard and a crowd watched from shore.

Gine la Monte Robinson Hallett America Hammondsport Curtiss Francia S. Wildman Curtiss School For Aviators Lieut Porte Curtiss Aviation Cemenat James la Monte Forte Glenn Curtiss Lieut. Towers Navy Lammondsport Ble Merten Towers Victor Vernon Syracuse

July best month for flight as airship plans unfold

Transatlantic liner captains discuss July weather aiding airboat tests. Capt Hambleton notes Azores route, compass navigation, and Pico mountain as a beacon for Lieut Porte. Charles S. Niles demonstrates advanced monoplane flights at Governors Island, thrilling crowds and earning army praise for aviation progress.

KE. Hambleton Celtic Azores Newfoundland Lieut Porte Aings Pico Hambleton Ireland New York Canada Boston Philadelphia Mediterranean Daniel Dow Cunarder Lusitania Liverpool Eat Dow Corvo Azoges

Empress of Ireland wreck inquiry details leakage and doubts

The Canadian inquiry into the Empress of Ireland collision with the Storstad resumes. Witnesses discuss damage size, diving challenges, and alleged lack of night watchmen and locked second class lounge doors. Officials defend lifebelts and crew discipline amid questions over emergency procedures.

New York Times Quebec Ireland Storstad St. Lawrence William Wetherspoon New York Apetatbonm Qqaetee Sabwvasge Company Cored Cheeportance Ep Weatherspoon Lord Mersey Newscombe Dominion Kendall Atatemen Marty Capt Walsh Yhie Pacific Loul Mersey Haleht Capt Walsh Cape Walsh Canadian Pacific Railway James Rankin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ettor Senator Colonel Moose Oil Company Machado Interior Frederic N. Whitley N. Y Ocean Airboat White Lake Yates Fayal St Michaels New York Bay Charles S. Niles Governors Island Mavor Letter Ath Oaly Robert M Hvans Ralph Eivans Ord ‘Ol, Dlatin Emmandant Javiet Kivansg Pychine S. Jerwin Moissant Aviation School Jerwan c Niles Putvethie Mast River Ellis Teland Hudson River Battery Park East River Wanamaker Lieut. Porte George Hallett Loose Wiles Co Degnon Terminal Long Island City Pennsylvania Lines Degno Dutch Kills Canal Newtown Creek Manhattan Island Queensboro Bridge Interboro 42Nd Street Degnon Realty & Terminal Improvement Co Michael J. Degnon 42Nd St East Teleptions Murray Hill Sanatogen John Burroughs Atreouth Arrold Bennett International Congress of Medicine London Elbert Hubbard Bauer Chemical Co Irving PL
Search Courier

Search the New York Times Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The New York Times?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication