Sunday rioters attack a taxicab in Madison Avenue
Taxicab strike clashes erupt as a mob pelts a cab with cans and vegetables near 111th Street. Special policemen from the New York Taxicab Company defend the driver and two riders, while reserves detain several assailants. Court actions follow with sentences and fines, and union leaders consider open shops amid ongoing labor tension.
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Madison Avenue
111Th Street
East 104Th Street
New “York
Walter O’neil
O’ne
O'Neil
Albert Marion
William Cohen
Marion
114Th Street
Park Avenue
Nathan Wise
Manhattan Avenue
Israel Cohen
East 115Th Street
Central Federated Union
New York
McClellan
Barlow
John Irryse
West Forty-ninth Street
George Trojan
West Forty-seventh Street
West Forty-third Street
Cornelius Dooley
Samuel Matthews
Matthews
Thomas Spanton
Ninth Avenue
Brottell
East Twenty-second Street
United Chauffeurs
Fest Fifty-third Street
National Union
Cholera Cases Rise in Manila Health Update
Twelve new cholera cases and five suspects were found in the last forty eight hours in Manila. The city reports an average of about five cases daily confined to two districts. No Americans have been sick for two weeks and conditions are improving with lighter navy restrictions.
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Manila
Navy
Admiral Sperry
Modern Flats for Chinese in Pittsburg
A Pittsburg syndicate led by Tom Lee will lease property at Second Avenue and Grant Street for a new modern Chinese quarter. A stone and brick building costing $500,600 will house Chinese merchants on the first two floors with several first class restaurants. other floors will mimic modern American flats. Most Chinese men in Pittsburg are married to American women, with few Chinese women present.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Woman Struck By Street Car On Fulton Street
Mrs. M. A. Smith of 80 Willoughby Street Brooklyn stepped from a moving Fulton Street car at Fulton and Bridge Streets and was dragged under the rear wheels. She suffered serious injuries and was taken to Seney Hospital for treatment.
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Fulton Street
M. A. Smith
Willoughby Street
Brooklyn
Fulton and
Bridge Streets
Seney Hospital
Hospital Blaze Quelled by Superintendent Daub on Roof
Supt. William Daub of Lebanon Hospital in the Bronx spotted a chimney fire as he left for home. He rushed back with assistants and extinguished the blaze from the roof using hand grenades, keeping most patients unaware of the incident.
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William Daub
Lebanon Hospital
Westchester
Cauldwell Avenues
Bronx
Santa Fe shops burned in $200000 blaze at Amarillo
Am arillo Texas Oct. Neto to Gay destroyed the Santa Fé roundhouse and shops causing a loss of $200000. Twelve locomotives were burned along with several cars loaded with coal a large number of coal chutes the pump station oil tanks and many supplies.
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Amarillo
Texas
Neto To- Gay
Santa Fé
Bis marck bust unveiled at Walhalla amid ceremony
Prince Ratisbon Bavaria Od. von Buelow unveiled a bust of Bis marck in the Walhalla temple. He gave a eulogy as Otto von Buelow suddenly collapsed and fainted at the foot of his grandfather's bust but recovered. Wreaths from Emperor William and other powers were laid.
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Ratisbon
Bavaria
Nan von Buelow
Bismarck
Walhalla
Ludwig I
Prince von Buelow
Otto Bismarck
William
Bourget's New Drama Sparks Alfonso in Royal Box
Paris dated Oct 18 King Alfonso and Queen Victoria left for Madrid after a late evening Broadway style production of Bourget's drama about church and state. The author was summoned to the royal box where the monarch praised the writer and a heated debate followed on duty versus conscience during a church inventory scene.
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Paris
Alfonso
Victoria
Madrid
Paul Bourget
Royal Box
France
Spanish Voters Active in Havana Elections
In Havana on Oct 18 indications show the Spanish element will influence the elections as Conservatives campaign for Spanish support. Of 56,000 eligible Spaniards 23,000 have registered. tomorrow is the last registration day. From Santa Clara Province come complaints of intimidation of Conservative electors by Liberal bravos. Cuba, a Conservative organ, appeals to resist attacks, by force if necessary.
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Havana
Santa Clara
Liberal Bravos
Cuba
Russia May Police Persia Threat, St Petersburg Editorial
The Novoe Vremya editorial argues Russia may need to intervene to prevent Persia's collapse into anarchy. It cites Sattar Khan's autonomous government at Tabriz and warns of Russian trade paralysis, suggesting Britain and Russia failed as advisers and Russia may be forced to restore order in Azerbaijan.
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ST. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Persia
Russia
Azerbajan
Satar Khan
Tabriz
Caucasus
Great Britain
Azerbaijan
German proposal on deserters dispute prompts Hague tribunal reference
Paris dispatch from Oct 18 reports Petit Parisien that Germany asks France to submit the dispute over the arrest of French Foreign Legion deserters to the Hague Tribunal. A clash at Casablanca last month saw French officials clash with the German Consulate as deserters, under German protection, faced detention attempts.
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Paris
Petit Parisien
Germany
France
Hagueribunal
French Foreign Legion
Casablanca
Papermakers decide not to strike in Berlin and Watertown
Berlin Mills workers meet with President Carey and approve reporting for work on Monday after reviewing evidence about stock shipments to the International Paper Company. Berlin Mills will host an inspection and possible inquiry visit tomorrow. In Watertown, St Regis Mills papermakers also vote not to strike after a 2 to 10 hour conference led by Secretary O Connor.
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Berlin
N. H
J. T. Carey
International Brotherhood of Papermakers
Berlin Mills Company
Carey
International Paper Company
Berlin Mills
Thenion
Watertown
N. Y
St. Regis
O'Connor
The
Brotherhood of Papermakers
International
China's Peculiar New Constitution Proposed by Imperial Will
The article describes a planned transition from China's despotic rule to a parliamentary system under an imperial will. It outlines nine years of preparation, the role of the Empress Dowager and Emperor, and a staged timetable from 1908 to 1916 including local self government, provincial assemblies, and a full constitutional framework modeled on Japan.
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Peking
China
Japan
Heaven
Earth
Cain
Kuang Hsu
Constitutional Commission
Arion
Empire
Essen
Hules
Imperial Household
Kuang Hi
Russia
Metcalf Opposed to Navy Expansion Plans
Special to The Times from Washington reports Secretary Metcalf will not seek additional funds to grow the Navy and Marine Corps next year and will oppose Congress funding for the purpose. Naval officers decry the stance as economy at the service's expense, noting 42 000 enlisted and 2500 apprentice seamen already authorized and the need to man new ships.
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New York Times
Washington
Navy
Metcalf
Marine Corps
Congress
Naval Committee of Congress
Wright
Meyer
Uplift Commission Busy Across Regions
About half a million circular letters have been sent out by the Farmers Uplift Commission. Hundreds of replies arrive daily from farmers and others studying sociological and economic issues. Dean Bailey of Cornell College of Agriculture says there has been practically no criticism. Hearings are planned in the New England States this week with a general tour after the election, then in the South and California.
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New York Times
Ithaca
Farmers’ Uplift Commission
Dean Bailey
Cornell College of Agriculture
New England
South
California
Yale Student in Jail for Auto Speeding
James Stanley Joyce, Yale College student living at Vanderbilt Hall, held on 200 bail in Yorkville Court for speeding on Fifth Avenue near Fifty-eighth Street at 22 mph. Police testified to the reckless drive. Joyce claimed town strangers status and asked parole until a bonusman. Magistrate Crane refused partiality, noting Joyce owns the car. father supplied it. Joyce could not post bail and was sent to prison.
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James Stanley Joyce
Vanderbilt Hall
Yale College
Yorkvile Court
Presly
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-eighth Street
Joyce
Crane
Cholera cases fall as ocean cruiser reaches port
Notes of Foreign Affairs report cholera declines with 44 new cases and 24 deaths. The Russian protected cruiser Oleg, after running aground near this port, arrived under its own steam with no serious damage. Prince Jaime of Spain suffers a viral illness from vaccination.
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ST. Petersburg
TGBAU
Oleg
Sebastian
Jaime
Spain
Alfonso
Welcome Home Warships Alabama and Maine Near Portsmouth
Plans for the Alabama and Maine to dock at Portsmouth Navy Yard near 8:50 AM with overhauls to follow. The Alabama to reach New York later, both ships set for extensive repairs and yard work for the next two years at the busy navy facility.
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Alabama
Maine
United States
Portsmouth
N. Hi
Navy Department
Washington
Portsmouthia Navy Yard
New York
Olympia
Dewey
Torhpkinsville
Navy Yard
Sandy Hook
Florida
Navy
Jupiter
Massachusetts
LANDLUBBER BIRDS AT SEA INCIDENTS REPORTED
Vessels report boarding by a zoo like flock of birds driven from shore by wind. Capt. Bint of the bark Pass of Killiecrankie says a great flock two hundred miles northeast of Bermuda boarded his ship while near the hurricane fringe. Birds stayed aboard for hours before taking flight.
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Bint
Bark Pass
Killiecrankie
Bermuda
Pirest
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Hague Tribunal
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