Anarchists Defend Arrested Comrades in Philadelphia
Defendants argue their aid to unemployed workers and support for Volunteera De Piau and Einberg. Berkman declares innocence, laments police methods, and claims violence is not advocated. He links crime to Frick and Homestead, framing sacrifice as humanitarian. Anarchist federation details emerge amid police actions.
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Philadelphia
Volunteera de Piau
Einberg
Er Berkman
East Thirteeth Street
New York
Socialist Committee Probes Bomb Incident In New York
A seven member Socialist Party panel met in Morris Hillquit’s office to investigate a Union Square bomb incident. They report police brutality claims and plan to collect statements from eye witnesses at multiple offices with stenographers to handle testimonies for further evidence.
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Socialist Party
Morris Hillquit
Broadway
Bruno Louis Zimm
Conference of
New York
Union Square
J. A. Behrlinger
Unemployed Conference of
Brooklyn
Joseph Wauhope
Schmittberger
Socialist Party Publication Plan Cited for Broad Distribution
The document outlines a plan to print copies for the party and distribute them citywide. It notes that collected evidence will underpin charges against police officials for brutal conduct by officers under their command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Party
Emma Goldman Heads North From Minneapolis
Emma Goldman left Minneapolis for Winnipeg after learning Alexander Berkman was arrested in New York and later freed. Dr. Ben Reitman, slated to join, stayed behind, signaling plans to organize unemployed protests in Minneapolis.
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New York Times
Minneapolis
Emma Goldman
Winnipeg
Canada
Ben R. Reitman
Chicago
Alexander Berkman
Mother Barth
New York
Miss Goldman
Berkman
North
Reitman
East Side Crisis Conference Denounces Bomb Thrower
The East Side Crisis Conference a Socialist group active in organizing the unemployed met at Union Vaudeville Theatre 183 Eldridge Street last night to discuss the Saturday bomb throwing in Union Square. Speakers denounced the act of Silverstein and planned an indoor unemployed meeting.
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East Side
Union Vaudeville Theatre
Eldridge Street
Union Square
Silverstein
Public works urged to aid 200000 unemployed in Brooklyn
Brooklyn residents, led by Justice F E Crane, urged immediate public improvements to relieve unemployment. At the Manufacturers' Association rooms the meeting passed two resolutions backing rapid public works and demanding legislative inquiry into industrial depressions. Attendees included Rev Nichola and other local leaders. copies were to be presented to Gov Hages and city officials.
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Brooklyn
F. E. Crane
Manufacturers’ Association
Court Street
James T. Hofle
William. “I. Nichola
Charles HE. Teale
Alfred J. Boulton
Norman S. _ Dike
Simeon Rothschild
E. W. McCarty
Nathan 8. Jonas
William J. White
Alfred T. White
Rev F C Brown Expelled by Fairfield County Baptists
The Fairfield County Baptist Association in South Norwalk voted to withdraw fellowship and surrender Rev. Frank C. Brown's ordination certificates after charges of conduct unbecoming a minister were admitted. He confessed, with allegations including sending improper letters to Clara Raymond, 27, daughter of Charles Raymond. Brown, 58, led Rowayton Baptist Church for eight years.
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South Norwalk
Conn
Fairfield County Baptist Association
Frank C. Brown
Baptist
Rowayton
Brown
Clara Raymond
Charles Raymond
Norwal
Mr. Brown
Rowayton Baptist Church
Brooklyn secretary tied to post card theft case
Joseph Dexter of 4 420 Eighteenth Avenue Brooklyn faced arraignment before Magistrate Barlow at the Tombs Court on grand larceny charges from Souvenir Postal Novelty Company 45 Mercer Street. Dexer admitted shipping the cards but denied responsibility claiming salesman Benjamin Levy ordered them. Dexter held on 1000 bail as friends defend his character and say he may have been misled.
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Joseph Dexter
Eighteenth Avenue
Brooklyn
Barlow
Tombs Court
Mercer Street
Dexter
Benjamin Levy
Penn Street
Ridley Memorial Episcopal Church
Ocean Parkway
Lawrence Avenue
Wadsworth Backed for Governor by Hughes Indorsed
Chau tauqua County Republicans elected delegates to two State Conventions. In the Second District resolutions favored nominating Speaker James W. Wadsworth for Governor. The candidacy of Gov. Hughes for President was indorsed in both districts.
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Jamestown
N. J
Chautauqua County
James W. Wadsworth
Gov. Hughes
Immigrant Davidson Family Reunites After Sea Voyage
John Davidson and his nine children aged up to 17 arrived on the Caledonia from Glasgow. David son, who settled near Deposit, N Y, recently returned home to visit his mother and siblings. The family’s migration follows a prosperous year and a half for David.
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John Davidson
Caledonia
Glasgow
Davidson
Deposit
N. Y
Hill envoy to Germany confirmed amid Berlin talks
Washington sources say President Roosevelt will nominate Dr. David Jayne Hill for ambassador to Germany with Tower to be succeeded in May. Berlin signals emphasize Emperor William’s favorable view and aim to boost American prestige, while German officials dispute rumors and stress Hill’s qualifications.
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Washington
Berlin
David Jayne Hill
Baron von Sternburg
White House
Roosevelt
Root
Bacon
Mr. Hill
Hill
John Hay
Germany
Senate
Ambassador Tower
Messrs
Ridley
Russia
Dudley
Brazil
O’brien
Japan
Riddle
Congress
Dr. Hill
America
United
Venice
Corfu
Hague
Protest Over Telephone Contract Price By Douglaston Civic
The Civic Association of Douglaston Long Island protests New York and New Jersey Telephone Company over higher contract rates for Douglaston subscribers. Previously on Great Neck exchange at 48 dollars yearly plus 25 cents per Manhattan call, they moved to Flushing exchange with 15 cent rate to Manhattan yet kept 48 dollar annual contract. Bayside and other areas on the same exchange pay 5 dollars annually. The group calls this discrimination and demands equal pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Civic Association of
Douglaston
L. I
New York
Bayside
Civic Association
Editor Jacob Saperstein Faces Threat Letters in Union Square
The Jewish Morning Journal editor Jacob Saperstein received three Yiddish letters yesterday in Union Square. One demanded money while the others threatened his life. He attributes the abuse to his outspoken stance but says he is unafraid and will not change his editorial approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob ‘Saperstein
Jewish Morning Journal
Union’ Square
Death by Own Action Shocks Real Estate Operator
John Milton Stanaland a Broadway real estate operator and friend of Walter Stedman fatally shot himself after a period of grim mood tied to business troubles. He died at his West 188th Street home after a pistol wound to the heart and a head wound. His wife cited tax and assessment pressures on suburban property and the earlier suicide of Walter Stedman as likely factors in his death.
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Walter Stedman
Wall Street
John Milton Stanaland
100 Broadway
Mr. Stanaland
West 188Th Street
Bessie
Miss Stanaland
Persian Consul Robbed in Fifth Avenue Jewelry Store
Dikran G. Kelekian the Persian Consul in New York reported a Sunday night robbery at his 275 Fifth Avenue store. Jewels valued at 1425 were taken through a bottom window gap despite a two inch mesh screen and night watchman. The consulate plans to sue the private protection firm that sold him screens and protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Dikran
G. Kelekian
New York
Elekian
Fifth Avenue Association Forms To Beautify Street
Merchants hotel owners and property holders on Fifth Avenue met at the Holland House and organized a new Fifth Avenue Association. Initial membership stands at about 100 firms with plans to grow. An Executive Committee was elected and will select officers next Monday.
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Fifth Avenue
Holland House
Robert Grier Cooke
J. S. Holbrook
Gorham Company
W. D. Bloodfood
Curtis Bell
Louis Kilmarx
William Post Sackett
Mme. Obry
Gustav Baumann
Roland Knoedler
A. Simonson
Henry A. Liebrecht
William Knabe
A. S. Frissell
Fifth Avenue Bank
Max Landay
Edward Hatch
Lord & Taylor
Simon Brentano
W. M. Kendall
McKim, Mead & White
Mrs Blanche Andrews sanity petition before Supreme Court
On a writ of habeas corpus sued by Constant A. Andrews, banker, Mrs Blanche L Andrews will be produced before Justice O Gorman. She is in Dr Flavius Packers Bronx sanitarium where the writ targets Dr Packers custody. Her husband seeks release asserting sanity and return home after proposed 30 day test by Dr A W Ferris.
Stock Broker C. BE Stade & Co Arrested in Larceny Case
Charles E. Stade trading as C BE Stade & Co was arrested on a grand larceny charge filed by Martha H. Browne. He was held on $1,000 bail and surrendered by bondsmen. Justice O Gorman denied a habeas corpus writ and remanded Stade to the Tombs.
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Charles E. Stade
C. BE. Stade & Co
Broadway
Martha H. Browne
West Fortyfourth Street
O’gorman
Stade
Banker Pati Hiding Near Coney Island After Bank Flight
Pasquale Pati, missing a week with his family, is believed to be hiding in New York City. A bank receiver seeks explanations for three notes totaling 3000 dollars given by a city official, which vanished with Pati and an envelope containing them. Neighbors confirm sightings near Ocean Parkway and Coney Island as investigators search for answers.
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Pasquale Patt
Elizabeth Street
Pati
Alfred
Ocean Parkway
D.A. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Coney Island
Margaret Kelly
Patis
Salvator Denefrio
Rosenbaum
Hoadly, Lauterbach & Johnson
Denofrio
Wife shot by husband then kills self in Brooklyn quarrel
Edward F. Randall, 56, shot his wife Rose, 41, at their 701 Park Place home and then killed himself. Rose, badly wounded, told bystander she was struck as she tried to call police. Police found Randall dead on a second-floor bed with a .62 caliber revolver. A 1906 will left all property to Rose. motive linked to funding niece Ruby in Manhattan institution.
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Edward F. Randall
Rose
Park Place
Brooklyn
Randall
John P. Ryan
Mrs. Randall
Ryan
Hugo Wensche
Albert O. Griffiths
Blake
Grand Avenue
Downes
Randall Homie
Ranalls
Ranalls Were Looked Upon As Well To Do. Mr. Randall
Ruby
Manhattan
Farmers Joke Club Reports on Queens Highway Work
A Bayside meeting of the Farmers' Joke Club showcased humor while backing a 6,000-property owner protest about Queens Third Ward highway work. Members cited payroll numbers and ridiculed foremen to highlight alleged inefficiency.
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Farmers
Borough of
Queens
Literary Hall
Bayside
L. L
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
G. Howland Leavitt
David L. van Nostrand
Henry D. Lott
Queens Borough
George H. Gill
Long Island City
Charles Powell
Long Island potato growers form price alliance
More than 200 farmers meet in Riverhead to organize the Long Island Exchange aimed at setting fair potato prices. They plan to sell to a holding company and report details at a May meeting, arguing consolidation will empower growers against dealer prices.
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Riverhead
L. I
Gilbert E. Aldrich
James Young
Long Island
Long Island Exchange
de Forrest Wells
T. Downs
Henry Talmage
Board of Education to keep size until 1910 assurance
An Albany reply confirms the Board of Education will not be reduced before January 1, 1910. The bill to shrink from forty six to fifteen members will not be taken up at this session.
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Board of Education
Albany
Mayor signs coroner bill on embalming suspicions
Mayor McClellan signed Coroner Harburger's bill preventing embalming of a body in suspicious deaths without coroner permission. Violations carry up to one year in jail or a fine of up to 500 dollars or both, with the law effective immediately upon the governor's signature.
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McClellan
Harburger
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Mms
Ashe
Hippolyte Havel
Mother Earth
Mr. Frick
Christ
Anarchist Federation
Bingham
Hunter
Ile
Cornell
Yorkville
Ignatz Hilderbrand
Orange
Carl Koehler
State Street
Rev. F. B. Church
Denqunce
Crisis Conference
REV
F. C. Brown
Baptists
Novelty Company
Indorse Wadsworth
Scotland
Aeolian Hall
Aeolian Company
34Th St
Kaiser
Griscom
Telephone CO
Douglaston, L. I
J. M. Stanaland
Rltz
Sens Pba
Pasa
Entifrice
Sheffield
New London
Ro & Gestie
Seine
U. S
E. la Montagne’s Sons
E. F. Randall
Ant
Try
Corn Products Manufacturing CO
Winter
Astor Place
Fourth-Ave
John Wanamaker
Spee
E. J. Rath
New York Tribune
Weber. Pitzen
Gregs
lewis & @ONGER
LEVI
S Levi Publishing CO
Shanley’s
30Th St
42Nd St
6Th Ave
California
Colorado
Portland
Northwest
Union Pacific
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