Striking Waiters Rally in New York Demonstrations
About 2000 hotel workers gathered at Bryant Hall and marched through Broadway with chants and rioting near McAlpin, Martinique, Imperial, and other hotels. Police arrested several. Rector’s rehired many strikers as Elizabeth Gurley Flynn urged perseverance.
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Broadway
Bryant Hall
Tme
Oine
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Sixth Avenue
McAlpin
Martinique
Imperial
Hve
Shinley's
Victoria
Fifth Avenue
Waldorf
Sixth
Vanderbilt
Wie Park Avenue
Betaiunt
Knickerbocker
War and political chatter fills morning news
Visitors discuss military matters and political shifts as General Bleksee, Thorpe, and Wilson appear in varied headlines. Ambassadors, ambassadors sons, and civic figures feature with local business moves and public notices.
Morgan Firm Explains Subway Finance Plan
A Morgan firm explains a complex plan to finance a new subway line in New York, detailing interactions with Interborough and the Public Service Commission. The letter outlines arrangements for bonds, syndicate profits, and terms to secure construction and operation, amid ongoing negotiations and potential refunds.
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Morgan
Search High and Low for Arizona's Votes Lost
The notice reports Arizona's electoral vote and bearer Finder to the President, Senators, and Representatives. Wilfred T Webb, a Woodrow Wilson supporter, vanished after the November deadline. if not found, Arizona could lose its electoral college vote and the messenger may lose mileage. A duplicate set of ballots was mailed and may avert penalty if Webb arrives tomorrow.
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Arigomi
The
United States
Senators
Washington
Arizona
Wilfred T. Webb
Woodrow Wileson
Thomas KR. Marshall
Capitol
Webb
St Lews
Arizon
Elvetoral College
Boxer Dies After Bout in Brooklyn
Chic Rose a welterweight from New York died early morning at Cumberland Street Hospital Brooklyn after a fight with First Deck Smith of Bay Ridge at Washington Click The late bout ended when Smith struck Rose in the nose at the bell of the final round Medical staff tried to revive him for over half an hour before he died an hour later An ambulance transported him to the hospital and the coroner was notified no arrest had been made.
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Rose
New York
Cumberland Street
Brooklyn
First Deck
Bohwrt
Cors
Olympic Thorpe Admits Pro Baseball Past Hurts Honour
James Thorpe, famed Olympic all around champion, admits in a letter to AAU secretary James Sullivan that he played professional baseball in the Eastern Carolina League in 190% and 110. The admission ends doubts about his amateur status and triggers potential return of Olympic trophies and honors including the Viking ship and the King of Sweden bust. Thorpe’s confession prompts calls for a hearing and a wider review of eligibility in track and field.
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Jim Thorpe
James Thearpe
United States
Stockholm
Sweden
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Tid
Anetican Olympic Committee
Thorpe
LMI
Thor
Rephies
Hnself
TH. Websander
J. Bie
Norway
Wil
Ieden
Joby Bredemus
Princeton
Uve
Cans
Celtic Fark
Horpe
Martin Sheridan
Aes
Sione
Sickles Arrested but Escapes in Civil War Era Fuss
General Sickles faces arrest at Fifth Avenue home as Sheriff Hareburger and attorney Darel P. Haye present bond for 830,000. The scene includes his wife Mrs Sickles and son, with dramatic posturing by the sheriff and attorney amid a reported estrangement and ongoing financial disputes with the New York State Monuments Fund Commission. A visible housekeeper is dismissed amid the confrontation.
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Daniel G. Bickles
Fifth Avenue
Hareburger
Ludlow Street
Sherif
Darel P. Haye
Coungel
Sickles
Ehelrena
Slektes
Breatner
Wilmerding
Stekles
Tuaband
General Stekles
New York Medical Society votes to reinstate Dr Kunitzer
The New York County Medical Society narrowly approved a new vote to restore Dr Robert Kunitzer after earlier expulsion over alleged complicity in safekeeping records at Sydenham Hospital. The STATE Medical Society ordered a fresh ballot. the count favored Kunitzer by 400 in a close outcome. Meanwhile suffragettes fired the first shot in their campaign and vowed further militant action.
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New York County Medical Soig
Academy of Stedine
Robert Kunitzer
Society
Kunitzer
Heowae Gull
Medicarl
Sydenham Hospital
Louis A. Ewald
Itwattger
State Medical Society
Count Society
Runiterr
Ciety
St Stephen's Hall
West Felde
Hull
Sylvia
Pankkhu
Bnmmetine Pankhurst
Women's
Woods Predicts Theatrical Panic In America
A H Woods, now in London and bound for home, predicts a theatrical panic in America as too many theatres struggle with few successful plays. He notes only four real hits in New York while sixty eight theatres have gone to Paris to hire Pierre Weber and a French partner to write new works. He says American playwrights recycle the same old triangular love story, tiring the public.
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Joendon
Jaen
HH. Woods
New York
Nwunger
London
Wite
Hone
Monte
Lye
E Havs
Paris
Pierre Weber
Automobiles halted after chase on Jerome Avenue
A midnight pursuit in The Bronx ended with Mounted Policeman Kearney firing at a fleeing car on Jerome Avenue. Four men were captured at Highbridge station for grand larceny after one was wounded. chauffeur escaped. Vehicle owner is De Charles V. Paterno of Riverside Drive.
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Jerome Avenue
Bronx
Kearney
Highhvidee
Helen
Pollceman
Smith
Colgan
Pord- Jia Hospital
Abearn
Highbridge Station
de Charles V. Paterno
Riverside Drive
Ishd Street
Sulzer Urges State Control Of Exchanges
Governor Sulzer calls for state supervision of the New York stock exchange and other markets to curb abuses. He proposes laws with penalties to prevent manipulative practices, backroom schemes, and misleading advertisements about stock values and company finances. He favors measures to distinguish genuine trades from price-raising or depressing combinations and to curb insider and insolvent broker abuses.
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U Exchange
Suleer
Governors Union
House of Representatives
Sulger
Sulzer
Cokers
Taos
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Woolworth Saved Trust Company
New Harvester Company
Whitran Pralves Rockefellers
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Heike
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Mayor Vlays
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Sumice Howard
Hines James B. Hammond
Shearn
Hearst
Warne Sulzer
Ss Assembly
Sylvia Pankhurst
Army and Navy
Kal. Iy Munte
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Henry J Davison
Thomas W. Lamont
Dp Morgan, Jr
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Finemebal UK
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Carlos Ive
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