Mob Triumph as Navy Defeats Army at Union Square Parade
A massive Labor Day style march in New York City ends with Etor’s arrest and a raucous parade down Fifth Avenue. Thousands surged past Union Square as workers escorted Jooah A. Ettor amid chants, flags, and clashes with auto parades and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jooah A. Etter
Te Qustrial Workers of the World
Frert
Mir Dee
Lawrence, Moss
Grand Central
Perminat
Tim
Fifth Avenue Union Square
Rose J. Lewis
Lawre Dee Fenen
Ettor
Gie~annitt
Caruso
Hidge
Alice Cassidy
Effie Smith
Wiliam D. Haywood
Des
Fifth Avenue
42D Street
Union Square
Industrial Workers of the World
Morning's News Snapshot of Fights and Theatre Happenings
A fragmented local page notes political debates on inauguration timing and tariff plans, theater and society items including a revival of Little Miss Kate at Hudson Theatre, and a vivid sports scene where Navy bests Army in a frenzied football celebration with marching bands, crowds, and post game revelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Belmonts
Kryce
St. Andrew's Society
Kate
Hudson Theatre
Patrick
Will
Hammerstein
Bridgie” Weber
Cuba
Robert Collyer
Bronx
Wilson
Taft
Student Lives On 85 Cents A Week Forage Diet
Raymon Prior Sanford, a Cornell freshman from Warwick New York, tests living on a minimal budget to prove one can eat healthily. He eats skinned milk butter substitutes bread raisins cabbage and vegetables from forage while forgoing meat due to cost. He reports weight gain of three and two thirds pounds over twenty eight days and plans to continue through college with his data.
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Ithaca
Raymon Prior Sanford
Warwick
N.Y
College of Agri
Cornell University
Sanford
Harvard
Hone
Agricultural College
Southeast Hallway’s Highest Zerm in Equip Drawing
An advertisement from office 264 Fifth Ave and Madison Square lists Southeastorn Represents the highest zerm in equip drawing and stating room facilities.
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Aiken
Augusta
Forida Southe
Fifth Ave
Madison Sq
One in Montgomery County Spends Year Without Worry
A historical notice reports that the peace justice of Amsterdam collected fees for offences over the year, reflecting the burden of local magistrates in Montgomery County and the supervisors’ actions on fines and duties.
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Montgomery County
Peac
Ter
Arveterdary
Amsterdam
North Pole by aeroplane proposed by Bartlett
Captain Robert Bartlett of the Peary North Pole party told the Aero Club of New England at its annual dinner that an aeroplane could reach the North Pole by land to Cape Morris K. Jesup, eighty one miles from the pole, a four hour flight with modern machines. He described routes via Cape Jesup to the pole and from Cape Chelyuskin in Siberia, noting optimal summer conditions in July and August and the need to carry supplies for the trip.
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Boston
North Pole
Robert Bartlett
Peary
Cape Jesup
Pole
Cape Chelluskin
Siberia
Sagainat
Elk Saved by Soldiers at Yellowstone Boundary Clash
In Livingston Montana November events report U S soldiers and rangers battled across Yellowstone National Park boundary to deter elk from entering lowlands after heavy snow. Blank cartridges fired to herd elk back within park lines as hunters waited outside. The scene echoed across hills as the effort aimed to prevent a repeat of last season’s elk migration. An advertisement from Dewey and Son Co promotes lunch and American wines at 158 Fulton.
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Yellowstone
Blank ‘Olieys
Livingston
Mont
United States
Kort Yellowston
Yellowstone National Park
Kim
Young Belmont and Wife Reported Parted
Raymond Belmont the second son of financier August Belmont is said to have separated from his wife Ethel Lorraine née Lindner a stage chorus girl after he was not present at their Gosford apartment since Friday noon. August Belmont Jr professed no knowledge of the split while no one but close friends access the New York residence in West 55th Street.
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Raymond Belmont
August Belmont
Ethel Helen Lindner
Ethel Lorraine
Helmont
August Belmont, Jr
The
Tribune
Hempstead
Long Island
Raymond
Gosford
H5th Street
Young Belmont
Jersey City
Miss Lorraine
Five Hurt as Passenger Train Hits Engine Near New Haven
Five persons were injured, none seriously, when a passenger train bound for New Haven collided with a light engine at the Columbia yards of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway near here. Both engines were badly damaged, but all coaches remained on the rails as passengers were thrown about. The crash was caused by a “hoister” running the light engine out onto the main line as the passenger train approached.
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Willimantic
Conn
New Haven
Columbia Yards
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Four men rob West 27th Street liquor dealer
Joseph Lopez, a wholesale liquor dealer at 47 West 27th Street, was robbed by four men on 27th Street between Sixth and Seventh Avenues early today. A pistol was held to his face, he was knocked down, and about $200 stolen. He suffered a fractured ankle and was taken to Bellevue Hospital after a bystander alerted a patrolman.
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Joseph Lopez
27Th Street
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
West 27Th Street
Lopez
Bellevue Hospital
Strawberries Ripen Outdoors Near Philadelphia Suburb
A Philadelphia Telegraph note reports ripe strawberries found in Woodbourne near Lansdowne on Springfield Road in Upper Darby Township. Edgar T. Scott’s estate manager Attar Mallon discovered the open patch berries, which ripened as snow melted under sun after Thanksgiving Day.
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Se Fribune
Philadelphia
Woodbourne
Edgar T. Scott
Springfield Road
Upper Darby ‘Township
Lansdowne
Attar Mallon
Bluebird Seen With Two Fledglings Near Home
Telegraph scene notes Westmaster Cross of New City found a bluebird with two fledglings in a small apple tree in the rear of his residence. The sighting was reported from Nyack, New York, on a November day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph Scene Tribune
Nyack
N.Y
Westmaster
Word Cross
New City
Hyde and Robin in Tombs as trial outcomes loom
Rob in the Tombs after Hyde and Robin face verdicts with Hyde set to exit in a month on a certificate of reasonable doubt. Robin, hopeful for freedom, plots to rebuild his fortune while pressing for a grand larceny trial. He claims no promises from the state and urges new evidence be heard.
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Hyde
Tombs
Charles
Joseph G. Robin
Robin
William d. Cummins
Hlyde
Roslyn
Long Island
Vroulent Mave
Justice Seabury
Seabury
Whitman
Rubin
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Jhn Brown
W. W
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Tribune Mhdadelphia
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Franklin Etdre
Twele Sam
Miliary Academy
West Point
Rice
Keyes
Gilchrist
Leonard
Ah New
John Brown
Mousana
Bnal
Brown
Hobbs
Rodes
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Bedlam
Perry
True
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Burne Caplains McNamara
Porzign
Ireland
London
Paris
William le Quenx
Asif
Brawn
Meat
Wild
Cornell Agricultural College
Uhotorraptin Tye
Captain Bartlett
Peary Party
America
Dewey & Sone Co
Fulton
Dmner Om Second Pase
Ubind Cadens
Bluebirds
Court For Liberty
Grand Jury
Northern Bank
Washington
Sing Sing
Ufe
Matheawan
Tom
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Carlos F. MacDonald
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MacDonald
William Travers Jerome
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