Papermakers Strike Dragging On Across Mills
The nationwide papermakers strike, involving more than 7,000 workers, shows continued stoppages at International and Great Northern mills. Local unions reject arbitration terms, delaying resumption of about half the news print supply east of the Rockies. A planned Monday restart remains uncertain as union officials diverge on arbitration.
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J. T. Carey
Papermakers’ Union
The
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Great Northern Paper Company
Carey
Rocky Mountains
Thomas T. Walter
International Company
A. J. Flynn
Berlin
N. H
New Hampshire
Great Northern Company
Great Northern
Aew
National Federation of Labor
Glens Falls
Fort Edward
Hudson River
Otis
Rumford Falls
Winnipiscogee
Lake George
Ontario
Woods Falls
Merry Widows Move to New York City for Winter
The Merry Widows Club of Albany plans to move its home office to New York City for the winter with possible permanent relocation. Vice President Mrs. M. J. Burritt announced the decision after a preliminary meeting and a planned social program in the city. Members include Mrs. Laura Wright and Mrs. Marie Beaupre, with eight widows attending today’s session.
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New York Times
Albany
Merry Widows Club
New York City
M. J. Burritt
Lancaster Street
Williams
Witherbee
Glens Falls
Beaupre
Wright
Cleveland's Fearlessness and the 1892 Nomination Tale
Charles Dillon recalls a telegraph operator's view of Grover Cleveland's 1892 nomination battle at the Republican convention. The account details a tense, stormy night, Whitney and Bissell pressuring delegates, and Cleveland's steadfast stance, culminating in a Cleveland nomination via private wire chatter.
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American
Croker
Whitney
Richelieu
Kansas City Star
Orient
Western Union
Chicago
Lake Front
Lake Front To Mr Cleveland
Gray Gables
Bourke Cochran
Mr. Cleveland
Bissell
Wilson
New York
Tammany
Cleveland
Mr. Whitney
Agay
William
Italian in Washington Square Fires at Hat in Wild West Show
An Italian man identified as John Caltrone of 240 Sullivan Street drew a revolver in Washington Square Park near Mayor McClellan’s home and fired at a hat while a crowd watched. Police from Mercer Street Station arrested him as bystanders fled. he is in Bellevue Hospital’s psych ward.
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McClellan
Bellevue Hospital
John Caltrone
Sullivan Street
Caltrone
Westly
Nelson and
Hartford
Mercer Street
Suspect Held After Tenement Fire in New York
Giuseppe Indrassia of 329 East Seventy fifth Street was arrested after a blaze in his top floor apartment in a four story brownstone owned by Dr. B. Schienkman. Fire officials found jugs and saturated furnishings with a wood alcohol ether mix. Police seek Mrs. Indrassia amid Black Hand threats claimed by the suspect who visited Brooklyn earlier.
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Giuseppe Indrassia
East
Maccarthaigh
Indrassia
B. Schienkman
Canal Street
Dougherty
Ac Charlotte Indrassia
Brooklyn
Advances in car fenders and guards tested
Schenectady reports Public Service Commission tests on new fenders and wheel guards. About twenty five of forty entries tested with notable automatic features including power shut off and air brake, though no perfect device yet. Rail officials from NY and national agencies observed, with Pittsburg set for the next test series starting Oct. 20.
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Schenectady
Public Service Commission
United States Army
United States Navy
Second District
L. H. McLean
Massachusetts Railroad Commission
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Pittsburg
Woman shoots at would be suitor. man wound in leg
Mrs Demiana Cassetto at 22 Sherman Street Long Island City refused elopement with Vincenzo Detonate and fired a revolver handed by her husband. The shot missed Detonate and struck Gaetano Troiano in the leg. Husband and Detonate fled. police seek them.
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Demiana Cassetto
Sherman Street
Long Island City
Vincenzo Detonate
Noble Street
Cassetto
Dominick Cassetto
Fruit drought curtails New York apple and cranberry crops
Wholesale fruit and produce merchants report drought widespreadly reducing crops in New York and other states. Apple operators claim losses of up to 10 million barrels since August while cranberry yields from Cape Cod New Jersey and Wisconsin fall 25 to 50 percent. Potato supplies shrink with New York Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota predicting substantial cuts. Aroostook County Maine reports a record potato crop though overall totals remain tight.
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New York
New York State
Canada
Thomas Russell
Ontario
Aroostook County
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
National Fruit Exchange
A. A. Chaney
Cape Cod
New Jersey
Ee Ene
Marathon Ode and Athens Victory Recited in Club Dinner
At a Waldorf-Astoria dinner, J I C Clarke read a poem about Marathon’s victory and a Greek hero’s trek to Athens. The piece blends classical myth with modern Irish American athletic pride, praising Hayes and other Irish and American champions for courage and speed.
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J. J. C. Clarke
J. I. C. Clarke
Waldorf-Astoria
Marathon
Miltiades
Athene
Athens
Army Officers’ Walk Begins Next Week Across East Posts
Five Colonels, three Lieutenant Colonels, and seventeen Majors will take part in the fifty mile Roosevelt walking test. Pedestrians will be examined by Army Surgeons and grouped into seven divisions at posts including Governors Island Fort Jay Fort Hancock Fort Totten Fort Monroe Fort Dupont and Fort How ard. Participants at Fort Jay Fort Hancock and Fort Totten are named with ranks and departments.
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Roosevelt
Department
Governors Island
Fort H
Wright
Conn
Fort Jay
Forts Hancock
Totten
Fort. Monroe
Fort Dupont
Del
Fort Howard
Fort Totten
Fort Hancock
Fort Wadsworth
Fort Hamilton
O. K
N. Breehemin
A. W. Kimball
Quartermaster’s Department
Delamere Skerrett
G. T. Hilloway
Paymaster’s Department
Sandy Hook
Henry L. Harris
Artillery District of
New York
Clarence Deems
Riley
Coast Artillery
Col. Deems
George F. Barney
C. C. Jamieson
Ordnance Department
Fort
Vernors Island
New York City
War Department
Medical Board
Rt. Fort
H. G. Wright
Charles D. Parkhurst
Coast Artillery Corps
Frank Baker
W. E. Ellis
W. C. Davis
W. C. Rafferty
Artillery District
Baltimore
E. W. Hubbard
J. R. Williams
C. A. Bennett
Fort Monroe
Artillery District of the
Chesapeake
Coast Artillery School
Col. W. H. Coffin
Thomas Ridgway
Isaac N. Lewis
J. D. Barrette
T. W. Winston
C. §. Walkeley
Governor I Island
Seminaries United in Historic Merger Opens in Cambridge
Andover Massachusetts September 26 Amid ongoing litigation the merger of Andover Theological Seminary and Harvard Divinity School will be completed October 2 with opening exercises for students in Cambridge. The Andover library will stay temporarily until relocation plans to Cambridge are set.
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Mass
Andover Theological Seminary
Harvard Divinity School
Cambridge
United School
The
Theological Seminary
Wild chase for autoist ends with arrest on West Side
A chauffeur named Charles Staples fleeing at high speed from Amsterdam Avenue to Central Park West, rammed a baby carriage in Seventy-second Street, and was finally captured after a chase near West End Avenue. Sergt Casey of the Traffic Squad pursued on a motorcycle firing to halt the vehicle. Staples, employed by Irving T. Bush, faced charges of intoxication speeding and attempted assault. The injured woman and baby were not located by press time.
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Central Park West
Sergt. Casey
West Sixty-eighth Street
Charles Staples
Irving T. Bush
Bush Terminal Company
South Brooklyn
Sergt
Casey
Staples
Seventy-first Street
Ite
Seventy-second Street
West End Avenue
Overcrowded Free Synagogue Hosts New Year Service
The Free Synagogue on Amsterdam Avenue and Eighty-first Street overflowed into the adjoining assembly hall for the Jewish New Year service. Eugene H. Lehman of Yale spoke at the school, while Dr. Stephen S Wise reviewed the year and mourned those who died. Wise criticized actions by England and Russia and urged Jews to help themselves as he condemned persecutions and urged equal rights under the Berlin Treaty.
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Eighty-first Street
Eugene H. Lehman
Yale University
Stephen S. Wise
Luis
England
Russia
Israel
International Territorial Organization
Roumania
Berlin
Zanzwill
Tragic Trolley Accident Kills 10-Year-Old in Brooklyn
In a crowded street scene near Fulton Street and Elm Place, Jessica Munn, a 10 year old girl from 98 Hudsor Avenue Brooklyn, was struck by a trolley car. She died last evening after being taken to Brooklyn Hospital.
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Jennie Munn
Hudsor Avenue
Brooklyn
Fulton Street
Elm Place
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