Uranium Steamship Leaves Halifax Harbor
The steamship Uranium departs from Halifax harbor signaling the start of a scheduled maritime movement. No incidents reported as the vessel sails toward its voyage route.
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1913
Page
1
Hotel Men and Ettor In Turmoil Over Utterance
The Hotel Men's Association moves to punish I W W member Joseph J Etter for incendiary remarks at Bryant Hall. Sheriff Harburger vows against seditious speeches while Ettor denies the quotes. Hotel men refuse to yield to waiters with detectives to gather evidence and prosecute violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Men's Association
Joseph J Etter
Industrial Workers of the World
Bryant Hall
Association
Charles J. Campbell
Ettor
Campbell
Jamie Harburger
Free Sons of Israel
Lawrenes
Mass
Ettore
Tribune
They Trivane
Onion
Alee
Walters
Wis@ul
Cambridge
Cild Street
Fifth Avenue
Bnen
Radicala
This Morning's News Page DR One Redeemed
The page presents a collage of short items and headings. It mentions May events, a world tour on Ald missions, coast toll arbitration, a gangster case, New York exports, city finances, and plans for greater revenue. Names and places appear in fragmented form, suggesting a crowded era reporting style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amundsen Dixcuskes
Ales Karnum
Matto
Aiticos
Boy Dead in Rock Pile Strangled and Shot Near Home
Port village, Middletown, Conn presents a grim case as a 9 to 11 year old boy is found dead beneath a rock pile two hundred yards from his home. He was strangled then shot, missing since Wednesday. An elder brother, 9 or 10, is suspected after quarrels over errands. The body lay by the railroad embankment near the rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flache
Maternity benefits under national act begin today
The National Insurance act maternity benefits start today. For each child born after midnight, fully insured parents receive 20 shillings. Mothers gain sickness benefit after confinement, and the measure aims to cover about a million births yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ither
United Kingdom
Finest Stained Glass in World Bound for U S
London reports the Grosvenor Thomas collection of stained glass is being shipped aboard the President Lincoln to New York for exhibition at Charles Galpin. The lineup includes eleven panels from Kilburn Grange, Flemish fifteenth century in origin, depicting portraits and heraldic achievements of Emperor Maximilian and family. The Atlantic collection totals about three hundred panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Grosvenor Thomas
President Lincoln
New York
Charles Gal
Kilburn Grange
Maximilian
Rockefeller Examined in Miami Before Money Trust Probe
John D. Rockefeller was examined in Miami by Dr. Charles W Richardson for the House money trust committee to assess if he can safely testify. Rockefeller, suffering throat trouble that limits speech, arrived on the Miami from Nassau with his son Percy and Dr. Walton F Chappell. No results or statements were released pending the report to Representative Pujo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Womm Rockefeller
House “Money Tr
Nassau
New Providence
Percy A. Rockefeller
Walton F Chappell
Richardson
Puje
Chappell
Borcy Rockefelier
Alee
Rockefeller
Tis
Money Trust” Committee
Richard von
Tieckefeller Party
Sterilization Support voiced by Reverend Orr at sermon
In Atlanta at North Avenue Presbyterian Church Reverend WoW Orr of Charlotte urged sterilizing black men accused of attacking women. He argued lynching should be discussed academically but urged forbearance when crimes occur nearby, stating he favored sterilizing such offenders for national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor
Atlanta
Cdurch
Orr
Charlotte
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
De Pardom Concernen Workers Join White Slavery Homes Plans
In a fragmented report, notices mention worker groups and housing plans tied to a so called white slavery scheme. Bail terms surface for several suspects as authorities monitor maritime and labor disputes. Obscure lines hint at market gloom and a broad array of military and financial items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Pardom Concernen
Milipine
Maine
Trike
Liner Uranium Averts Panic Near Halifax Strikes Reef
A liner named Uranium ran aground off Chebucto Head near Halifax while bound from Rotterdam to Halifax and New York. All 600 passengers were rescued by Lady Laurier, Bridgewater and harbor boats with no loss of life. The captain remains aboard and hopes to refloat the ship as tide changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Ranium
Uranium 8
Rotterdam
New York
Chebucty Head
Inent
Lady Laurel
Malifax
Robert Keatree
Chebucte
Lady Laurier
Bridgewater
Chebur
Atlantic
Dalifax
Solomon Elian Joseph Melochowsk
Annie Haberman
Vreida Lieberman
Annie
Herschel
Busi
Aaron
Peter Arthur Werner Morris
Klein
la Klein
No 12
Broadway
Patrick Mooney
Chebucto Mead
Mooney
Thomas
Eustace
Millfax
Graft witness Sipp taunts police links in Jersey City talk
Former hotel keeper George A. Sipp met District Attorney Whitman in Jersey City to discuss his grand jury testimony on police graft. He alleges a NYPD patrolman and possibly a captain may be implicated, with corroboration expected from Themes Dorian and Sipp’s son Howard. Attorney Louis J. Grant cautions Fox against acting as a martyr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Sipp
Marten
Cemstal
Fox
Effence
Elise
Dinteret
Whitman
Sipp
Bex
Dorian
Sippy
Mime
Howard
Mitchell
Sipps
Bulice
Lip
Housing
Reverend Williamson Donates Gift to Charity
After declining a clerical call, the Rev W J Williamson of New York’s Fapiiet Church was presented with a sum by his congregational leaders, who promptly gave the money to charitable organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Leuis
Fapiiet Church
New York
W. J. Williamson
Awiliammen
Ormantes Thors
Shaw a Monkey Critic in Victorian Poetics
Dr Henry van Rhe at Princeton defends Victorian poetry against podunk critics and poetasters. He argues George Bernard Shaw and others disdain the era, urging reverence for Tennyson and the era’s enduring literary value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Rhe
Princeton
Tennyson
Morat Qaul
University of Penmentyanta Chapel
George Bernard Shaw
Fortan
British Rabbi Chief Candidacy Meeting Reported
A committee to choose a chief British Rabbi met at Leopold's residence to nominate Herman Adler's successor. No firm decision announced, with a statement expected within ten days. Dr. Tiernan Deechmap's candidacy reportedly withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Drachman
Herman Adler
Leopold
Tiernan Deechmap
Faonelsin
Dian
Mother of 27: quadruplets die after birth in Cleveland
The widow Mrs. Wilkow G. Chirk of Hamilton Avenue, Cleveland, reports she has borne twenty seven children. The newborn quadruplets, all boys, died due to injury to the mother ten days after birth. Six of the twenty seven are living, with the eldest nineteen and the youngest two. The piece notes large family history in both her and her mother’s lines, including numerous multiples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Jan
Wilkow G. Chirk
No. UE
Hamilton Avenue
Jete
Hubbard
Editor from Paris seeks release of detained friend at Ellis Island
Safward Holton James editor of Le Liberateur arrives on La Prove to aid Edouard Mytins held on Ellis Island. Myliux, jailed for publishing alleged Morganatic marriage of King George to Miss Seymour, faces deportation while James argues criminal action not moral turpitude. He plans to defend Myltus, stay with W H L Sedgwick, and visit Concord mother, bringing a Stradavarius violin. Continued on third page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safward Holton James
Mr. James
Hose
Mim
Hig
Blue Island
Pein
Prateie di Chien
Wis
William James
Harvard
Henry James
James Sons
Seattle
Paris
le Liberateur
George V
England
James
Miss Seymour
Iso
Matty
France
Minius
London
Eile Island
Myltus
W. H L. Sedgwick
Savete
Concord
Maes
Myllus
Iinet
Mytius
Mylins
Pardon of "Dying" Woman Divkeeper By Dix Concealed
Albany dispatch exposes secret pardons of two disorderly house keepers by Governor Dix. Mary Chapelle received a pardon without a formal application, prompted by friends. records show no names, with medical certification of ill health. Katie Hicks also sought release amid promises to leave for Europe, facing opposition from Justice Collins and a strong committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triune
Albany
Dix
Mary Chapelle
Mardougal Street
John A.mason
France
Committee of Fourteen
Katie Hicks
Chapelle
Drustic Collins
Court of Special Sensions
Hicks Wom
Whitman
Cuvillier
Percy Nagel
Lte
Aasistant
Executive Chamber
Maxeimilian Lewsen
West 9Th Street
Allenhurst Chav
N. J
Walter G. Hooke
Hooke
Ernor
Dek
Eckford Craven DeKay
Mr. Hooke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hotel Wen
Harburger
U.S
Pujo Committee
Army and Navy
U. S
Halifer
Mary Kikeen, J. Weinberger
Charles Relcher
Mingjamin, Lovisa and
Jacob Isaac Strubine
Michael Muller Luther Rosenbaum
Cheructo
aLray
Harbor
Shaw
van Dyke
Mylius
King George
Case
Mary Chappelle
America
Europe
Justice Collins
Committee of 14
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