Emma Goldman Announces Return Tour After Farewell Speech
Emma Goldman told 500 mostly young women at Clinton Hall that she will return to New York after a tour of the country and Australia. She attacked conventional morality, urged free love, and called for breaking social bonds as she promoted her Mother Earth publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Goldman
Clinton Hall
Clinton Street
Australia
America
New York Times
New York
Miss Goldman
Bingham
Devi
Walt Whitman
Whitman
Berkmann
Mother Earth
Grayson Suspended for Raking Stormy House Row
Albert V. Grayson Socialist MP for Yorkshire was suspended for the rest of the session after a disruptive protest in the House of Commons. He denounced fellow members for not aiding the starving crowds and refused to obey the Speaker, prompting Premier Asquith to move a unanimous suspension. He then stormed from the chamber yelling murderers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Albert V. Grayson
House of Commons
Yorkshire
Grayson
Asquith
Cholera Toll and Rail Collision Reported in 3 Cities
In St Petersburg 47 cholera cases and 21 deaths were logged in the last 24 hours. A disastrous railroad collision near St Petersburg killed and wounded nine, caused by a switching error. At Pierre Miquelon Gov Antoinetti resigns, moving to a French post in Dahomey.
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ST. Petersburg
Ntoinetti
Miquelon
Colonial Department
Paris
Louis Legasse
Chamber of Deputies
Antoinetti
France
Dahomey
Africa
Hudson Tunnel Chief Grants Election Day Time Off
Chief Engineer Charles M. Jacobs of the Hudson Tunnel system announces that the 3,000 plus workers burrowing under the North River will receive an extra two hours off on Election Day to vote. Shifts continue to run day and night to fulfill the promise of trains running through all Jersey tubes by next summer.
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Charles M. Jacobs
Hudson Tunnel
North River
Jersey Tubes
Balfe Faces Loss of Ellis Island Catering Contract
Loked at by 1900s press, Balfe claims he was assured renewal by Loeb and Wheeler and sought Roosevelt aid. He says Watchorn noted talks of a renewal, but government intends to award the contract to Fritz Brodt, provoking a potential legal fight over the Ellis Island catering affair.
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Ellis Island
Harry Balfe
Fritz Brodt
Balfer
Loeb
Wheeler
Department of Commerce and Labor
Balfe
Immigration
Robert Watchorn
Watchorn
Wall
Brodt
Cross-Examination Sparks Tug-Of-War In Standard Oil Case
In Chicago on October 16 the railroad phase of the Government suit to dissolve Standard Oil featured clashes between Government counsel and Standard Oil defense as W D Hurlbut testified. Judge Ferriss allowed the cross examination to continue after disputes over conduct.
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Chicago
W. D. Hurlbut
Standard Oil Company
Franklin Ferriss
Rosenthal
Frank B. Kellogg
Nlpstain
Ferriss
Kellogg
Mr. Kellogg
Jesuit Bishop Consecrated in Washington
Pope authorized consecration of Laurenus Veres of the Mexico Province as bishop in a ceremony at Trinity Church West Washington with Papal Delegate Mgr Diomede Falconio present. President Diaz supported the consecration. Veres will soon return to Mexico.
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Washington
Rome
Mgr
Diomede Falconio
Laurenus Veres
Mexico
Trinity Church
West Washington
Diaz
United States
Veres
Mex
Largest Ocean Tug Scully to Be Launched Today
The Mary F. Scully the largest ocean tug afloat will be launched today at the Staten Island Shipbuilding Company Port Richmond yard. Built for Scully Towing Company New York the steel vessel is 18 feet long 30 feet beam and 16 feet draught carrying 600 tons of coal and equipped with a powerful searchlight wireless telegraphy and wrecking pumps at a cost of 130000.
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Mary F. Scully
Staten Island Shipbuilding Company
Port Richmond
Scully Towing Company of
New York
Stcel
United Service movements and naval vessel arrivals
The United Service reports officers relieved or reassigned including Capt. H. J. Schindel and First Lieut. J. C. Ballard with duties at Fort Sam Houston and Army War College. Navy transfers include Lieut. Commander Karns and several chief petty officers, plus vessel movements with Ranger and other ships arriving at Tangier Sound, New York and Mare Island and Des Moines sailing from Guantanamo for Kingston.
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Ferguson
Department of California
C. A. Ragan
Medical Corps
General Hospital
Wa Hington Barracks
D. C
W. F. Leech
Medical Reserve Corps
Jefferson Barracks
Helena
Mont
Butte
Navy
F. I D. Karns
R. W. Kessler
B. J. Greene
F. W. Sterling
Naval Hospital
Philadelphia
F.rorschach
Mississippi
A. Ohmsen
Navy Yard
Washington, D. C
A. Anderson
Ranger
Villefranche
de Long
Stringham
Thornton
Tingey
Tangier Sound
T. A. M. Craven
Daulgren
Charleston
New Hampshire
New York
Plunger
Nina
Annapolis
Yorktown
Mare Island
Buffalo
San Francisco
Des Moines
Guantanamo
Kingston
Negro in Brooklyn Shooting Fight on trolley ends in arrest
A confrontation aboard a Bergen Street trolley car in Brooklyn escalated after a man refused to pay and fired at conductor Henry Berlinkoff. The assailant, identified as Walter Hill of Manhattan, fled across several streets, injuring bystander William Chant before being subdued by a mob and later arrested by police.
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Bergen Street
Manhattan
Rogers Avenue
Brooklyn
Henry Berlinkoff
Bellinkoff
Franklin Avenue
William Chant
Park Place
Chant
Atlantic Avenue
Los
Rush
Grand Avenue
Dr. Carey
Airship Without a Motor Impresses Bangor Aeronaut
Alexander V. Wilson of Bangor Maine claims a motorless aeroplane capable of rising and flying with wind, has built several machines in twelve years, and received U S patent rights for his craft. A public test is planned at Morris Park on election day during an aeronautic exhibition by the Aeronautic Society.
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Alexander V. Wilson
Bangor
Wilson
Eagle Lake
Bar Harbor
United States
Tia
Mr. Wilson
Morris Park
The
Aeronautic Society
Foreman Cleared After Blast Case At Jefferson Market
James Whelan foreman in blasting operations on Twenty-ninth Street faced arraignment for careless blasting before Magistrate Butts. Dr. Charles B. Kelsey testified a rock shattered his window but the court discharged the defendant, sparking a dispute over legal proof and higher law.
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James Whelan
Twenty-ninth Street
Fifth] Avenue
Butts
Jefferson Market Court
Charles B. Kelsey
East Twenty-ninth Street
Honor
Fire Ignores Brooklyn Bridge Traffic Tie Up
A fire in the Sands Street Brooklyn terminal disrupted all railroad traffic on the Brooklyn Bridge for about 25 minutes last night. The blaze started shortly after 6 PM in the elevated structure’s woodwork due to a grounded feed wire short circuit. Fire lines formed, water had little effect, and the current was cut off to aid firefighters. A bridge crash occurred as crowds gathered, with congestion clearing around 6 50 PM.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Sands Street
Brooklyn
Manhattan Terminal
Park Row
Martha
Plumber Ordered to Pay $5000 for Breach of Promise
Anthony Koppel, a plumber, was ordered by a jury before Supreme Court Justice Platzek to pay Harriet E. Hudson $5000 for breach of promise of marriage. Hudson, older than Koppel who was about 20 when they met four years ago, rented a flat at 318 Ninth Avenue in his mother's house. Letters in evidence show Koppel calling her wifey and signing hubbys. The jury ruled against Koppel, who denied promising to marry.
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Anthony Koppel
Supreme Court
Platzek
Harriet E. Hudson
Kompel
Miss Hudson
Koppel
Ninth Avenue
Hubby
Without a Pastor Now Special to The New York Times
In Sag Harbor New York on October 16 the Rev. Mr. Fairchild pastor of the Baptist Church left town after two young women in his congregation accused him of improper advances. He has not returned leaving the church without a pastor. An appeal will be made to the Long Island Baptist Association to fill the vacancy. Fairchild’s term of office expired this month.
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New York Times
Sag Harbor
Fairchild
The
Baptist Church
Long Island Baptist Association
Pneumatic mail tubes likely not feasible in subways
The Public Service Commission and its counsel issued opinions doubting the practicality of installing pneumatic mail tubes in subways. The inquiry originated from the Post Office Department in Washington, raising questions under the Rapid Transit act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Georges
Coleman
Commission
Post Office Department
Washington
Career of Idle ness Ends in the Bowery
Harry McAllister a Philadelphia man 54 years old died by gas in his room at the Kenwood Hotel 31 Bowery case deemed an accidental death. He registered as Harry Mercer and was found with letters pawns and receipts linking to Vine Street Philadelphia. Relatives and a broker note he owned Lawson's Bay State Gas stock and had money to live on but recent cash flow was tight.
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Harry McAllister
Vine Street
Philadelphia
Kenwood Hotel
Bowery
Helen Smith
McAllister
Harry Mercer
Shrady
Girard Trust Company of
Anna MccAllister
Baring Street
W. Mitchell McAllister
Irving Street
J. S. Bache & Co
New York
T.e Coroner
Lawson's
Bay State Gas
Broadway
Littl
Herald Square Hotel
Mr. McAlister
Hfe
McKeon
Charles Bacigalupy
Mulberry Street
New York Times
Harry MaeAllister
Nraprets
Girard Trust Company
J. 8. Bach & Co
Andrae Lertora Dies After Erie Train Accident
Andrae Lertora a sixty six year old candy manufacturer from 7 Wooster Street New York City with a summer home in Midvale New Jersey died at Mountainside Hospital from injuries after being crushed under an Erie passenger train while attempting to board as it pulled away He had left his Midvale home and reached the station just as the New York bound train started to move.
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Andrae Lertora
Montclair
N. J
Wooster Street
New York City
Midvale
Mountainside Hospital
Erie
Levora
Midvile
New York
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Harriet Hudson
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Ulk Pyro
Iriday, Oatsmouth Les
Frank Jones
India
James T. Harris
N. Y
Cedar Street
Joba
R. H. Macy & Co
Macy
35Th St
Madr&g
Belfast
Kontex
Gibson
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