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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1912
Page
18
Turmoil erupts as hotel workers walk out across Manhattan venues from the Verdin houses to the Vanderbilt and Martinique. Strikes spread through restaurants and clubs, with managers threatening replacement staff and police patrolling streets. Union leaders push demands while hospitality staff organize meetings and recruit substitutes, amid tense confrontations and nightly disruptions to dining and service.
A large gathering of hotel workers union members filled the Infermatinns Hotel Workers Union meeting at Amsterdam. The crowd on Fourth Street and Town Tight exceeded expectations with aid from leaders and thousands of supporters.
The Montclair College Woman's Club presented Joni Milton's Masque of Comus in aid of students. The performance echoed its 17th century British origins with courtly dances and preserved lines by Henry Lawes. Proceeds tonight and tomorrow go to the college's student aid fund with performances featuring Mrs Edward Warmer and other cast members.
Reported from the frontier as rebel forces clash with federal troops. Telegrams describe burned bridges blocking advances, rail and transport disruption, and a rebel claim of victory at Torreon. Pleas for safety and heightened vigilance issued for Americans in border regions.
Fragmented report describes a man from Wy seeking a prosthesis to replace a lost limb. The piece references Kansas State Historical Society, a ceremony at the capitol, and mentions local officials, a sanatorium friend Kate, and a political victory tied to preservation of artifacts.
Five chambermaids at a Brooklyn hotel quit their jobs amid complaints of excessive work and long hours. They say housekeeping tasks after shifts left them unable to rest in their quarters, and they object to being forced to work through meals and late nights. Management reportedly did not permit rest or access to some rooms after shifts. The group slated to meet representatives from the hotel owners to discuss conditions and a possible return to work.
A 18 year old, Fyartes 1 Michtar, was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary for alleged involvement in a scheme at Parkhurst Kachete. The mother testified she could not control him and that he frequented gatherings where he extorted money from women, with Charles Wilmot named as a key figure. Police investigated after victims reported threats and coercion linked to Parkhurst meetings.案
H Kinsler named captain of borough police after long service. Joined May 18 A year later promoted to sergeant then detective sergeant and later to captain. Transferred from the detention bureau to donk duty and later assigned to outlying precincts. Winaler played on intercollegiate baseball teams for Manhattan College and Columbia University.
State Department reports from Bandogote detail Cuban rebels depredations on property owned by the Modillah-American Tron Company near La Playnee and Dalat. Cuban towns pledge to protect Dalat property. Caliari grin and Parlucah marines may be deployed. U.S. officials note rebels guard foreign property, hindering large-scale fighting as rumor of intervention grows.
Philadelphia report notes Rep Robert K Difenderfer urges a comprehensive House inquiry into The New York Tribune charter and alleged public interest issues. He promises a meticulous investigation covering freight rates and related matters, with a focus on not shelving the resolution.
The Appellate Division reviews a Supreme Court verdict favoring Mrs Maye Kila Miller widow in a financial settlement against her late husband. The case centers on alleged influence by Ingalls, testimonies discuss religious symbols and Bible beliefs. The court weighs whether mental influence affected the verdict and whether evidence supports overturning prior findings.
District Attorney Thomas B. Watson accuses a former Populist leader of violating postal laws. The attorney general states the suspect used mail channels to advance illicit funds and influence, with alleged plot details and connections to a Roman Catholic hierarchy.
A steel suspension bridge under construction for the Benguet Railroad collapsed during a test, killing ten workers and injuring ten others. The incident occurred near Benguet as crews advanced on the line.
Havana May 3 report quoted President Govire telegraphing General Mentexsuda commander in chief of the army that American marines may land on Cuban soil to guard fortifications. Dispatches say insurgents and rebels were active near Santiago and Havana officials prepared for possible decisive action.
May 6 entry notes appeal of Fethen Brandt and disputes over appointing a new special deputy. The calendar shows several cases set before the appellate tribunal next week, with one major matter postponed due to other signatory schedules.
Illinois railway dispute halted Chicago and Alton traffic for sixteen hours as a federal order blocked trains from entering Peoria and the Portage line. President Pink Key of the Cavin company authorized a payment, and trains were detained until settlement with Washington and officials.
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