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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1913

Page

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Gunmen Disrupt New York Labor Meeting At Webster Hall

Armed assailants led by Big Bill Haywood and Carlo Trecca burst into a National Garment Workers conference at Webster Hall, drawing revolvers and scattering attendees. Witnesses say the gunmen were hired by labor leaders to break up the meeting, while police and union members fled in fear and confusion.

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Two Women Die In Auto Crash In Local News

Pace Valitoad Strike Order Prohabte Tovday reports a fatal auto crash killing two women. Two gunmen called Big Bill Maywood are involved in a separate incident as police pursue leads. Promises of action andPixelowmen reference follow.

Pace Valitoad Tovday Bill Maywood Mabhel

Wealthy Chicago man commits suicide after shot at bank hall

A wealthy Chicago man, identified as a former Hammond Packing Company official, shot a ground shot and then killed himself with a temple shot after visiting banking halls. He had recently spent time handling finances amid family troubles. his wife was suing for separate maintenance.

Chicago Koswath General Mans Hammond Packing Company Mr. Hell

Rumor of Ferdinand II assassination reaches London

London hears rumors of a revolution in Sofia and the possible assassination of King Ferdinand II, though officials say no message confirms a coup or the monarch’s death. Telegraph reports mention a mob storming government offices and gunfire, with scattered claims of royal guards isolated.

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Surgeon Sewed Too Much at Sloane Street Hospital

Mrs Bates sues Columbia University over alleged negligence in abdominal tumor operation at the Sloane Hospital for Women. She alleges a rubber finger covering was left in the incision and that the procedure was not completed by surgeon Edwit Cragin Davenport White and Daniel Aver. After discharge she returned for treatment for months.

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Boy Wins Rough Tug of War With Three-Foot Eel at Hastings

Moe Williams, twelve, battled a large eel with a friend along the Seldenbers estate shore in Hastings on Hudson. The eel knocked him down but Joe pulled him free as the three-foot long fish weighed five pounds. The boys escaped unharmed after the mid tide pool struggle.

Moe Williams Hastings-on-Hudson Day Joe

Alarm Clock On Wrist Lands Woman in Court

In Greenwich Market Court yesterday a middle aged woman, Myrtle Reed, said she wore an alarm clock on her wrist to wake herself. She was arraigned before Magistrate Breen after being taken to the station house. She claimed she falls asleep easily and prefers the clock to a policeman's nightstick. She could not pay a dollar for bail and was sent to a cell. The clock rang again as she left the courtroom.

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Manufacturers' Association Declared Nonpartisan in Political Fight

The testimony describes the National Association of Manufacturers as nonpartisan, aiding both Democrats and Republicans. Activities included aiding ex-Senator Aldrich in Rhode Island, campaigning for Littlefield in Maine, breaking printers' strike in Philadelphia, and pressing a Page bill's defeat with involvement from William Barnes Jr and Marshall Cushing. Details cover relationships with labor leaders, alleged surveillance, and strategy in Albany, with notes on ongoing lobbies and the broader political clash.

William Barnes Albany National Association of Manufacturers Aldrich Rhode Island Mr. Littlefield Maine Philadelphia American Federation of Labor William Hughes New Jerrey Marshall Cushing Manufacturers Cration Workingmen's Protective Association Senator McComas Maryland Downs McComas Mr. Cushing Cel Washington Willa Barnes, Jr New K Colon JM Muthall Harnes Alfred & Page Supreme Court New York Mulhall Mrr Overman Cushing Senator Cummins

Happiness Art Ideal and the Foxperimentaliate Manifesto

A new art cult formed by Adele May Williams leads a group of women artists including Lumin Haymaker Elisabeth Robb Mary McAuley Mabel Kilian Day Helen Whitmer and Anne Helle Cral. They announce a project “vibrating” art aiming at an absorbing ideal, with a manifesto praising freedom and individuality.

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Muller Likes Baseball at Polo Grounds Visit

Dr. Muller, Brazil’s Foreign Affairs figure, along with Dudley Riehl Malone and Bragi’s minister among others, attended a New York versus Cincinnati National League game at the Polo Grounds. He lauded the hard play, noting both brain and brawn are needed. On returning home he said he would discuss baseball and planned further visits to ships in the harbor.

Lauro Amuer Traamanant Dudley Riehl Malone Mullegis Oliveira Bragi Uba New York Cincinnati Clube Polo Grounds Muller Brazil

Two Women Die As Auto Crash Blamed on Speeding

In Atco near Atlantic County two women were killed when a passing car skidded into a telegraph pole. The driver, Malone, was fined and a second car crash injured more people. The incident sparked a probe into speed law enforcement and a bombing claim tied to a poultry trust dispute.

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Gowns Decide Election in Geneva Public Vote

In Geneva Ul a special election on a kindergarten proposal drew 180 of 407 votes from Lt Women. The measure failed 169 to 11 0 with Mrs Robert Parson accusing working women of apathy and wealthier peers of influence.

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Motley taunts Waldo in London hotel smoke room

In London a man identified as William Motley approached Police Commissioner Rhinelander Waldo of New York in the Hotel Rite smoke room saying he was one of the men "you people tried to get over in America last year." Waldo had previously funded Motley & Miller, a lithograph firm, and this was the first time Motley claimed pursuit by detectives.

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Brazilian battleship visits New York harbor airfield exhibit

Minas Geraes delegation visits Hempstead Plains aviation field near Mineola. Aircraft types and monoplanes displayed as part of a tour by a Brazilian unit yesterday afternoon.

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Road Strike Order May Come Today

A massive railroad walkout could be ordered today by the Order of Railway Conductors and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen as union leaders meet behind closed doors in New York. President Garretson says a ratified strike could be delayed if arbitration is allowed. Low urges restraint and a White House conference to avert action.

Chicago General Committee Order of Brotherhood of A.B. Garretson Webster Hall Garretson Low Seth Low National of Federation Marcus M. Marka Induketrind Mediation Fiw Federation Ralph M. Bastey White House Washington Easley Garreteon Lowa Broadway Central Western Conference Mr. Garretson United States

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