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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1908

Page

5

Gompers Answers Roosevelt On Labor In Injunction Fight

Samuel Gompers, AFL president, denounces President Roosevelt for a shift from friendship to antagonism over court injunctions in labor disputes. He cites Roosevelt's remarks on Standard Oil, urges equal rights and human freedom, and accuses the White House of demagogic attacks to sway labor and business.

United States Roosevelt Gompers Knox Taft Roosevel Pennsylvahia Railroad and United States Peer Corporation Friends of Corporations

President retorts on Gompers over Alger book

Washington reports Secretary Loeb issued a statement after Gompers quoted the President about George W. Alger's Moral Overstrain. The President has distributed copies of the book to judges and labor leaders and urges reading Alger's article on Taft and Labor from last month as the strongest rebuttal to Gompers.

Washington Roosevelt Knox Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Gompers American Federationist George A. Alger Gompeys Alger

Gompers Addresses Baltimore Workingmen on Courts

Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, spoke to a large audience at Cross Street Market Hall. He praised many judges while noting that no judge is infallible and that the President has no right to punish criticism of the judiciary.

Baltimore Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Cross Street Market Hall Gompers

Kaiser for Conference Accepts Nine Points

Berlin reports the German government has accepted nine items of the London Paris conference program. Acceptance is conditional on Austria Hungary not objecting to those points. Isvolsky left for St Petersburg after completing the task amid a difficult negotiation and a momentary mood of doubt.

NEW York Times Berlin Germany London Paris Austria-n Hungary M. Isvolsky St. Petersburg

Sherman Denies Timberland Deal Amid Dayton Charge

Utica report outlines James S. Sherman's denial of involvement in a New Mexico timber land scheme connected to Edmund Burke. Sherman says no secrecy, no US property, and no bribery. he emphasizes full investigation and publicity, with the plan abandoned years ago and funds returned.

Utica James S. Sherman Sherman Edmund Burke New York World New Mexico Lumber and Development Company Burke New Mexico United States World Chicago

Trojan steamer launched for Hudson service

The Trojan, a 330 foot passenger steamer with 76 foot beam, was launched at Newburg by U S Marvel Shipbuilding for Hudson Navigation Company Troy Line service. It will be completed early next year and join a growing fleet that includes a second Trojan sister ship and the Princeton for Albany service. The vessel features powerful searchlights and wireless telegraphy.

Newburg N. Y Hudson River New York City Troy Trojan U. S. Marvel Shipbuilding Company Hudson Navigation Company Troy Line Princeton Albany Marvel Yards

TWO LINERS SAIL TO DAY

Transatlantic ships Kronprinzessin and Nieuw Amsterdam sailed with notable passengers listed. Among those aboard were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Bigelow and other named travelers, while arrivals ship Advance carried Canal Zone DA S E Blackburn and Dr A B Herrick. The steamer Carolina arrived with Porto Rico Attorney General Hoyt.

Kronprinzessin Ille Bremen Ernest A. Bigelow Sidney. Bowman A. von Bruning S. M. Cargill David T. Crighton E. C. Darling Baron Paul Forster New York Charles Frohman J. M. Hart B. H. Beppin Leland H. Littlefield Charles Worth Lyford Oe F. Krueger Seoul Prince Petrocokinn Frederick H. Stevens Major S. Weil Crosby Wiener Nieuw Amsterdam Rotterdam Eleanor Adams Minna Fassett Henry Meyerhoff R. J. Miller Theodore Reuss W. A. Stalin E. R. Wisner S. E. Blackburn Canal Zone A. B. Herrick Ancon Hospital Advance Isthmus Panama Carolina San Juan Hoyt Porto Rico

Supposed Last Week Campaign Debate Linked to Land Purchase

Ex Senator John C Spooner said he never advised anyone as a lawyer about buying the lands but he did discuss legality with a person he believes was E L Phillips. He said he was unaware of Mr Sherman’s involvement until he read it in yesterday's paper.

John C. Spooner E. L. Phillips Senate Shermen

Edmund Burke case linked to Sherman land grab scheme

The World reports Edmund Burke LA attorney charged James S. Sherman with involvement in an illegal push for a vast New Mexico land grant. Burke describes a 1901 NM Land and Development Co. scheme with Sherman, Spooner, and others, and says a House bill to aid the grant failed in the Senate. Burke warns Sherman in a August letter that rivals seek his history with the company.

Edmund Burke Los Angeles Cal James S. Sherman Burke Sherman New Mexico Lumber and Development Company Utica N. Y E. L Philip Milwaukee Henry Casson House of Representatives New Mexico New Mexico Land and Development Company United States Spooner Committee On Indian Affairs House Senate Thomas M. Patterson Colorado W. J. Burns Francis J. Heney

Doubts Shootings in Allendale Report

Detective Toney Vogler of Hackensack says an inquiry into an attempted shooting of Clarence F James at 10 Wall Street Allendale suspects a household member fired the .38 revolver while James slept. He notes powder burns on James's fingers and believes the shooter is known to James, not a public assailant.

Toney Vogler Kxoester Hackensack N. J Allendale N.J Clarence F James Wall Street James Vogler

Canadian Election Shows Liberal Gain Amid Graft Charges

Montreal and Ottawa reports describe a Canadian election campaign dominated by graft accusations against Premier Laurier. Liberals gain seats in Nova Scotia and Quebec while Conservatives suffer losses. Sir Wilfrid Laurier denies corruption while opponents press graft claims with detailed affidavits and statements.

Ottawa New York Times Urier Ity Wilifrid Nandsome Cotia W. Selding Wifrid Laurier Shelburne-Queens Brunswick Wiliam Pugsley St. John James Pender Iown St. Ann's Judge Doherty J. C. Walsh St. Antonine H. B. Ames Montreal Canada Sirimself Dominion Ilfrid

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