Stampede Follows May Day Rally in Union Square
Police charged a crowd of 15 000 to 40 000 during May Day celebrations in Union Square. Chief Inspector Schmittberger halted the chaos after 200 officers advanced, saving bystanders including two babies and a hysterical woman, while injuries and scattered panic marked the scene.
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Schmittberger
Union Square
Morris
Rebecca Shulman
Bola Bologna
East 184Th Street
Inspector Schmittberger
Paanesit
Fourth Avenue
Jennie Leviler
Rubin
I. Ww. W
Socialist Party
Havana Editors Duel Over Trial of Ex Governor Asbert
In Havana two newspaper editors, Carlos Garrido of La Prensa and Antonio Iraizos of La Noche, fought a morning sword duel over editorials on Ernesto Asbert the ex governor charged in the 1912 murder of Chief of Police Armando Riva. Fratzos was wounded but not seriously. The Asbert trial is in progress with La Prensa and La Noche backing opposing views of the court.
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NEW York Times
Havana
Carlos Garrido
la Prensa
Antonio Irazos
la Noche
Asbert
Armando Riva
Fratzos
Antonio Iraizos
Ernesto Albert
Church disruption as Rand School followers confront Rockefeller stance
A group of Rand School students interrupted a Calvary Baptist Church service at 123 West Fifty-seventh Street to question Rev Woelfkin about John D. Rockefeller Jr.’s position on Colorado miners’ strike. Police and detectives guarded the event as the intruders, led out by church officials, identified themselves and left.
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Rand School of Social Science
Upton Sinclair
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado
Calvary Baptist Church
West Fifty-seventh Street
Rockefellers
Cornelius Woelfkin
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Calvary
West Forty-seventh Street
Woeltkin
Dr. Woelfkin
J. B. Calvert
Dr MacArthur
Calvert
Rand School
Charles C. Morrison
Broadway
Helen L. Fisher
Joseph Brady
Elizabeth M. Scudder
Josephine Nixon
Alexander Golden
House of Worship
Pictorial Section Preview for Tomorrow's Sunday Times
Three pages of war pictures lead a four-page Pictorial Section in tomorrow's Sunday Times. Other notable features fill the rest of the showcase with vivid imagery and top stories.
Siberia Safe Reaches Manila After Anxiety Over Distress Report
The Pacific Mail steamer Siberia arrived in Manila at 11 oclock after reports of distress linked to misread wireless calls. Captain Zeeder attributed the confusion to call letters mixing S O S with M B S, while weather hampered wireless reception and officials dispatched rescue ships. Passengers included Mrs Francis Horton Harrison wife of the Philippine governor general and Mrs John Rentiers wife of a Sanber dealer among about 400 in steerage and 71 in first cabin.
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Manila
Pacific Mail
Siberia
Formosa
Nagasaki
Zeeder
Persia
M. B. Ss
Marine Wireless Appeal
Ssiberia
Osezakai
Japan
Great Northern
Minnesota
Francis Horton_ Harrison
Philippine Islands
John B. Rentiers
Kindi
Sanber
Mob Attacks Detectives in Marietta Over Leo Frank Case
In Marietta Georgia a mob attacked Detective William J Burns and assistant W M McWorth as they arrived by car. Burns fled to a hotel then left town with aid from T M Brumby Sr while McWorth was escorted away. The riot stemmed from Burns’s statement linking Leo Frank to the crime and Conley’s role. Reetly panna voting noted.
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New York Times
Marietta
William J. Burns
W. M. McWorth
Leo Frank
Robert Howell
Burns
Mr. Burns
Whitlock Hotel
Newt Morris
T. M. Brumby
Mr. Brumby
Atlanta
McWorth
Roswell
Mary Shagan
Frank
James Conley
Reetly Panna
Friedmann Tuberculosis Treatment Placed Under Scrutiny
Health Department bulletin analyzes 77 Friedmann turtle serum cases from Dr. Friedmann. Of these, 19 could not be located and 11 moved away, leaving 47 with usable reports. Outcomes include 5 at home, 22 in hospitals indicating cure failure, 7 at clinics needing further care, 1 attended by private physician, and 1 death.
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Board of Health
Friedmann
Bulletin
The
Health Department
Goldwater
Day Dies of Hydrophobia After Dog Bite
Henry W. Day 66, manager of the Pasadena Apartments at Sixty-first Street and Broadway, died last night from hydrophobia believed caused by a bite from a pet Japanese spaniel two months earlier. The dog, a family pet, was killed by the SPCA after the bite. Day delayed treatment despite the slight wound, and after weeks of illness he succumbed with severe suffering.
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Henry W. Day
Pasadena
Sixty-first Street
Broadway
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Mr. Day
Jews Ordered From Kiev In Russian Anti Jewish Crusade
A cable reports an anti Jewish campaign in Kiev Russia with 580 Jewish families ordered to leave after three private girls high schools closed Christian petitioning failed to reverse the move. Local governor Lukon reportedly refused aid to Jews and the community.
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New York Times
Chicago
Kieff
Russia
The
Chicago Daily News
Lukon
Vaterland and Mauretania May 26 Transatlantic Race Talk
London reports growing interest in a possible speed contest as the Hamburg America Vaterland and Cunard Mauretania set to sail from New York on May 26. Public wagers and chatter about a race surge in Germany while the Mauretania is cited at 26 knots and Vaterland at about 23 knots, with trials showing strong engine power.
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London
Vaterland
New York
Germany
Cunard
Atlantic
Mauretania
Berlin
Huerta Promises Safe Passage for Dr Edward Ryan
Dr Edward Ryan of the American Red Cross, reported captured at Zacatecas and sentenced to death, was saved by an order from War Minister Blanquet. Huerta ordered his release and transport to Mexico City. The action followed urgings from American and British diplomats and the Brazilian Minister acting for the United States.
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NEW York Times
Vera Cruz
Secretary of Foreign Affairs
Mexico City
Edward Ryan
Scranton
Zacatecas
Huerta
Dr. Ryan
Associated Press
President Huerta
William W. Canada
Canada
Christopher Cradock
Mexican
Lionel Carden
United States
American Red Cross
Joaquin Maass
Blanquet
Ryan
Silie
Santo Domingo Rising Involves Puerto Plata Clash
Washington reports U S gunboat Petrel reached Puerto Plata as fighting rages for a week. Gov Felin and Gen Pegnero oppose Bordas. Arias reinforcements threaten retreat and sea escape. Two Santo Domingo gunboats shell the town while American interests seek safety and cargo handling.
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New York Times
Washington
United States
Petrel
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
Graham
Navy Department
Arias
Bordas
San Diego
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Train Sale May 6
Auction notice for Nobles of the Mystic Shrine offers travel packages at three daily trains via railroad service to New York with long limits. Sale set for May 6 in Atlanta Georgia with office at 264 Fifth Ave New York.
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Atlanta
Tlesrts
It, Inc
Praceees Railway
N.Y
Jackscnville
Fla
Washington, D
U. S. V. Reunion
Inc
Southern Cma
Fifth Ave
Paris Singer hires aviator as chauffeur in new service
Paris society figure Paris Singer begins a new venture by hiring young French aviator M. Maicon as his service chauffeur. Maicon will be at Singer's disposal and assist guests during flights and aviation competitions under Singer's guidance.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Nice
Air service schedule notice for Bea r air to Ry
Transportation ad listing improved schedules by Bea r Air to Ry with route noted as Atlanta and return and Broadway New York contact at 1184 Broadway.
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Atlanta
Bear ‘Air
Ry. Ing
Broadway
N. Y.C
Ady
May Outing Offers Scenic Rail to Western North Carolina
An advertisement promotes scenic May outings from Asheville to famed resorts via the Southern/Athern Railway. It highlights flowers and pleasant travel through the Land of the Sky with service to Asheville and other well known stops.
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North Carolina
Asheville
Athern Railway
Fifth Ave
Ady
Secretary Bryan Probes Rumored Dr Ryan Arrest in Mexico
The State Department had no confirmation of reports that Dr Edward W Ryan Red Cross physician was arrested as a spy in Zacatecas and sentenced to be shot. Secretary Bryan dispatched urgent telegrams to prevent an alleged execution while expressing doubts about the rumor. The Brazilian minister and Consul Canada reported no such action in Mexico City or Vera Cruz.
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New York Times
Washington
State Department
Edward W. Ryan
Red Cross
Zacatecas
Mexico
Bryan
Ryar
Mexico City
United States
William W. Canada
Vera Cruz
Dr. Ryan
Canada
E. W. Ryan
Ger. Huerta
Ryan
New York
Guadaloupe
Tyan
Mexican Foreign Minister resigns amid Huerta tensions
Mexico City reports Jose Portillo y Rojas and Under Secretary Estevia Ruiz resignments with no official statement. Cabinet rejects a plan to send a commission to Washington while Huerta orders a halt to hostilities to seek a settlement. Reports note troop movements near Vera Cruz and Saltillo and preparations for rail repairs to support Villa's Tampico and Saltillo campaigns.
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Tillo Y Rojas
Estevla Ruiz
Outlaws Near Vera Cruz Fight Yet Aces for Control
Vera Cruz dispatch describes a tense second day of army control with Funston's top concerns as forces hover between rival sides. The field reports note ongoing clashes and strategic moves as authorities seek stability amid fighting.
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Vera Cruz
Manzanillo Seizure Reported Amid Mexican Conflict
Washington reports ongoing fighting on the west coast between Constitutionalists and Federals near Mazatlan. The Raleigh states a false bombardment claim at Manzanillo was likely from an explosion, and the American brig was briefly seized then released with apologies. Admiral Howard lists growing U S forces at Mazatlan including California and Whipple with more ships en route. Consuls urge not to cut Mazatlan water supply as it could trigger an epidemic among the poor.
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Washington
West
Howard
Navy Department
Mazatlan
Manzanillo
Itoward
Raleigh
United States
Mexico
Luella
Admiral Howard
California
Whipple
Iris
Cleveland
Albany
Lawrence
Preble
Hull
San Diego
Alltogether Pouch Selds Pipe and Tobacco Ad
An advertisement for The Alltogether Pouch selling pipe and tobacco at the Schulte Stores in Iowa. The copy promotes a tobacco pouch product likely represented in a local shop catalog.
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Schulte
Carranza Rejects Tampico Oil Zone Neutralization Plan
Washington May 1 The fate of peacemaking in Mexico hinges on Carranza who rejects a U S proposed neutral zone around Tampico while he vows his forces will not molest oil operators if they resume work. Mediation seeks a truce but hostilities persist as Huerta and Villa prepare moves amid battlefield clashes at Mazatlan and efforts stall.
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State Department
Tampicool
Ment
Carranza
A. B
Mexico
Tampico
Great Britain
United States
Daniels
Huerta
Mexico City
Iew
Chihuahua
Bes Carraigia
Pluerta
Arrots
Pryan
Ope
Tam
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Geognegan
Albert
Rockefeller
Mr. Woelfkin
Gov. Ammons
Sunday Times
Gov. Harrison
Mary Phagan
H. W. Day
Cablegram
Marconi
Vera
Cruz
U. S. S. Petrel
Irris
OK News
ICL
Mée
Portillo Y Rojas
Villa
José Por
Fice
Sion
House Rules
Atoyac
el Oro
Guanajuato
Luis Potosi
War Department
Republic
Saltillo
Joaquin Marass
Stevens
William Brock
Tiatlaya
Amatepec
O' Shaughnessy
Pr Dent Huerta
O’shaughnessy
the Times
Iberta Direct
EL Paso
Texas
San Luis Potosi
Miguel Avila
Avila
San Antonio
Parras
George C. Carothers
Roberto V. Pesqueira
Monterey
Pesquiera
Piedras Negras
National Railways of Mexico
Funston
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Andrew Usher & CO
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