Pushcart Men protest Mayor McClellan bill in New York
East Side pushcart vendors rally against Senator Frawley’s proposed bill limiting pushes to four per block with 30 minute sales. threats of mass action aimed at Albany prompt large meetings, protests, and a plan to send a delegation of seven union reps to the state capital.
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New York City
Senator Frawley
McClellan
East Side
Albany
Odd Fellowes Hall
Forsyth Street
Sigismund Schwartz
United Citizens Pedkers’ Association of
Greater New York
Schwartz
Abraham Cohen
Hester Street
Williamsburg
United Pedlers’ Association
Harry Kalmenson
East Side Pedlers’ Association
Harry Foshler
Citizens’ Pedlers’ Association of
Gabriel Rucholtz
New York Pediers Association
Jacob Fishbach
Orchard Street
East Side Fediers’ Association
Adolph Schweitzer
New Yok Sick Pediers’ Association
Louis Yoeltner
Wireless News Association
Coney Island Winters as Indoor Resort Attracts Crowds
Coney Island operates as a year round indoor resort with Dreamland using heated indoor exhibits to lure visitors rain or shine. The press agent notes encouraging crowds on Saturday night and Sunday despite rain while John Gray of London is hired to play church chimes in the Bay of Naples production.
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Dreamland
Coney Island
Collier
John Gray
London
Bay of Naples
Mission to Panama Canal Workers by Civic Federation Leader
Miss Gertrude Beeks of the Civic Federation will travel to Panama Friday to study working conditions at the Panama Canal. As secretary of the National Committee of Welfare of Government Employes, she will make recommendations on employee welfare and recreation upon her return, under request from Secretary Taft. She will carry letters of introduction from national labor figures and the Young Men’s Christian Association to Panamanian counterparts.
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Panama Canal
Gertrude Beeks
Civic Federation
Panama
National Committee of Welfare of
Federation
Miss Beeks
Taft
War Department
Kentucky
Guthrie
Pittsburg
Beeks
Hicks
Young Men's Christianation
Young Christian Association of
Creighton Power Plant Wheel Burst Kills Engineer
A large fly wheel burst at the Creighton Power Plant in Tarentum today, instantly killing the engineer, severely injuring his assistant and injuring several other workers. The building was wrecked and streetcar service on the Allegheny County lines to Tarentum was suspended for twelve hours until repairs were completed.
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Creighton
Tarentum
Mar
Allegheny County
Y Tarentin
German Merchants Tour Around World Arrives on Hamburg liner
A Richer liner from Hamburg brought a party of German merchants led by J. G. Kniesche on a world tour. Passengers include Baron and Baroness von Bethune, Dr Wetter Klotz, Heinrich Lehmkuh, and Frederick von Solemacher. Also aboard Miss Helen Harrington returning to Portland after five years studying music in Paris and Vienna.
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Richer
Hamburg
J. G. Kniesche
Baron
Baroness von Bethune
Dr Wetter
Klotz
Heinrich Lehmkuh
Frederick von Solemacher
Helen Harrington
Paris
Vienna
Portland
Waits for Arrests After Accident on Seventh Avenue
Cornelius Casey of 341 West 29th Street was struck by a car on Seventh Avenue near 0th Street. He was taken to New York Hospital in serious condition. Driver Daniel Reilly of 44 West 0th Street was arrested at the scene on assault charges and held without bail after remaining at the hospital until police arrived.
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Seventh Avenue
Cornelius Casey
West 29Th Street
Daniel Reilly
West 0Th Street
Jean
New York Hospital
Reilly
West 20Th Street
West Sid Street
Tugboat Captain Arrested on Assault Charge
James J. Young a tugboat captain of 714 East 15th Street was arrested at Alexander Avenue station on a charge of assaulting his mother in law Mrs. A Lyman. He allegedly struck her after a dispute about his wife being kept out late. Mrs. Lyman received medical attention from a surgeon at the hospital.
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James J. Young
East 15Ith Street
Alexander Avenue
A. Lyman
Young
Bishop Morrison Back Aboard Umbric From Liverpool
On the Conaré liner Umbric which arrived yesterday from Liverpool were Bishop Theodore N. Morticon of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Iowa and Mrs Morrison A G Thackeray who is spending six weeks here hunting Moruiins R Andrew de Moleyns son of Ord Sentry and A Toxen Worm who has been abroad with the Sothern Martlowe company
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Conaré
Umbric
Liverpool
Theodore N. Morticon
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Iowa
Morrison
A. G. Thackeray
Moruiins
R. Andrew de Moleyns
Ord
A. Toxen Worm
Sothern-Martlowe
Republicans Claim Full Control Of Wilmington City Hall
Republicans sweep Wilmington in city elections re-electing Mayor Wilson and electing the City Treasurer, President of Council and eight of twelve councilors. The victory is framed as shaping Delaware’s 146 governor race and future judiciary appointments in June 196.
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Tribune
Wilmington
Del
Wilson
Cornel
Delaware
Parisioners Attack Priest At St Vitus Church
Two thousand foreigners attacked St. Vitus Catholic Church in Cleveland aiming to demolish the building and kill Pastor Father Vitus Hribar. Police reserves arrested about forty ringleaders after the mob, hatched in a nearby saloon, surged to the garish house and pelted windows with bricks and stones. Parishioners object to Father Hribar.
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Tribune
Cleveland
St. Vitus Catholic
Father Vitus Hribar
Hribar
Boy Buried as Storehouse Walls Collapse in Fire
A late night fire at Miner Reed Garrette wholesale grocers in New Haven caused the walls to collapse as firemen were leaving. One boy, Carl Harder, 18, was killed. two firemen, William Madden and Thomas Cox, were badly hurt. Rescue crews fear additional casualties.
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Tribune
Bridgeport
Conn
Miner, Reed & Garrette
New Haven
Carl Harder
Webster Street
William Madden
Thomas Cox
Thought Dead 34 Years Is Alive
Lawson R. Lane long presumed dead after vanishing in 1873 has been located in Zeigler Illinois. He reportedly married again and become wealthy. His son Curtis Lane announced the find after a detective report. the former wife of Lane believed him dead and remarried. The Pink Plumber case tied to the era remains noted.
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the Tribune
Nashville
Tenn
Lawson R. Lane
Erlington
Paducah
Pink
Zeigler
Curtis Lane
J. F. Denton
Lane
Lawson Lane
Public Service Blamed Again In Child's Death
Coroner's jury in Bound Brook holds Public Service Corporation responsible for the death of Rudolph Deluce, seven, who touched a live wire at Main and Church Streets. Wire was reported broken Tuesday and not removed. Witnesses described burns to head neck and right hand with other injuries. third recent blame for the company amid similar fatalities in New Brunswick and Hackensack.
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Tribune
Bound Brook
N. J
Public Service Corporation
Rudolph Deluce
Main
Church Streets
Wild
Somerset County
New Brunswick
Hackensack
Doctors at Atlantic City Convention Open Sessions
Atlantic City opens the American Medical Association annual convention with the house of delegates meeting to conduct business. The American Academy of Medicine holds sessions, with papers on housing and health, drawing attention to crowded living conditions and immigrant impacts. European savants from Berne Upsala Lund and Berlin will present recent investigations, including professors Kocl Lena Kurter Hess Killian Gluck and others.
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Atlantic City
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
American Academy of Medicine
S. A. Knopf
News
Trude WV. Light
New York
Europe
Albert Kocl
Berne
Switzerland
K. G. Lena
Upsala
Sweden
E Kurter
Burg
Germany
Herbert J. Peterson
London
Carl Hess
Wurzburg
Gustav Killian
Friedburg
Theodore Gluck
Berlin
Wreck of Eastbound Train Near Lozier Kills One, Injures Many
San Antonio reports an eastbound passenger train derailed two miles west of Lozier at 2:30 this morning. One man died instantly and about twenty others were injured, with several in critical condition. Among the injured is José Castaro of New York City, cut on the head and bruised on the knee.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lozier
Southern Pacific
José Castaro
New St. Paul Cathedral Cornerstone Laid
The cornerstone of a new St Paul cathedral was laid with archbishops Ireland Quigley Keane Glennon and Christie among dignitaries. A religious parade of about two hundred thousand preceded the ceremony and letters of felletiation from President Roosevelt and Cardinal Merrydel were read.
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St. Paul
Ireland
St Paul
Quigley
Chicago
Keane
Dubuque
Glennon
St. Louis
Christie
Oregon City
Archbishop Ireland
Roosevelt
Cardinal Merry
Revolver Accident Wounds Servant at Riddle Home
West Orange June 2 Special police investigated a Friday shooting at the home of Stephen D. Riddle contract agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Orange Mountain. Emily Michele a servant was wounded when a revolver under a pillow discharged the bullet went through her left hand.
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West Orange
Stephen D. Riddle
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ans
Orange Mountain
Trolley Car Kills Woman in Newark on Mulberry Street
Mrs Ta Moore, sixty, of 15 Hamilton Street Newark, was fatally struck by a Mulberry Street trolley while crossing near Hamilton Street late Saturday night. She was knocked senseless, removed to City Hospital, and died last night.
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Ta Moore
Hamlton Street
Newark
Hamilton Street
City Hospital
Senator Sorghan on voting and delivery contracts
A Washington Star quotation shows Senator Sorghan answering a friend about selling votes. He dismisses individual votes as inconsequential and suggests the need to contract to deliver them in bundles.
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Senator Sorghan
Washington Star
Orange Water Suit Affects East Orange Water Supply
Frank W. Meeker of Livingston sues East Orange for 10000 damages claiming the citys artesian wells cut off his farm springs and dairy water. The case, heard by Judge Frederic Adams in the Circuit Court, could impact Summit South Orange Millburn and West Orange water rights and orangeworks plans as witnesses discuss subterranean river taps and well pumping effects.
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East Orange
N. J
Frank W. Meeker
Livingston
Frederic Adams
Meeker
Mr. Meeker
White Oak Ridge
Millburn
Summit
South Orange
West Orange
Orange
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Court of Errors and Appeals
Adams
Fire blocks main entry as weather sparks blaze at home
Retired merchant James D. Goin of No 4 West 16th Street lit a grate fire in his fourth floor studio. Smoke poured down the chimney and firefighters were sent. He refused front door access, forcing them to enter by the back. Firemen subdued the blaze. police say losses are about 500 dollars.
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James Dpd. Goin
Goin
Patient Bites Nurse At Beth Israel Hospital
Mrs Yetta Flunmim sixty of Neo 82 Ludlow Street ran through wards at Beth Israel biting a nurse in the Beth Israel Hospital Cherry and Division streets She was removed to Bellevue Hospital placed in the psychopathic ward She had been admitted there last Perday and exhibited strange behavior Saturday night she bit nurse Alice Richman on the arm while a surgeon assisted in the ward incurring deep puncture wounds.
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Beth Israel Hospital
Cherry
Division Streets
Yetta Flunmim
Ludlow Street
Bellevue Hospital
Beth Intraet Hospital
Flamm
Alice Riehman
Gahn
Outgoing Steamers Schedule For June 4 To June 6
Kingston and Savannah ports listed with vessels including Bremen May 26 and City of Memphis. The notice details ship departures on Tuesday June 4 Wednesday June 5 and Thursday June 6 from Kingston and Savannah with multiple liner names, ports of call and times, indicating a consolidated schedule of outgoing steamers for the period.
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Rinves
Kingston
Bremen
Parbaroasa
Gibraltar
Manuel Taleo
Barcelona
Massila
City of
Memphis
Savannah
Philiadelphia i
Uerng Cabello
Ted
Maraval
Trindad
Trinidad
New Orleans
San Jacin
Galveston
Mallory
Allana
Savannan
Kaiser Wilhelm
Alliance
Colon
NG Livya
Ariina
St Thomas
Manana
Noordam
Ottendam
Quebec
Vaderland
Havana
Matanzas
Walton Boevie
Liverpool
Paville
Tietgen
Kristiansand
Majestic
Ethiopia
Glasgow
White Star Calabca
Aibraltar
Germania
Naples
Kiegina
Fabre
Seville
Cunchy
Galvesten
Public Hearing Notices From New York City Hall 1907
A historical notice sheet lists multiple acts and hearings in New York City. It covers hearings on bills regarding the fire department charter, board of assessors damages for changes to Grace Street, and public school entrance examinations for high schools. It notes dates in June 1907 and includes city officials such as Mayor George B. McClellan and mentions locations at City Hall and surrounding streets.
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United States
Philadelphia
John Holandis
City OF New York
S&s Judicial Department
Mayers Offee
Iy Hall
Tendelock A. M
City Hall
New York
George McClellan
John Holzer
Board OF Assessors
Melbrole Avenue
Diamond
New BU Streets
Borough OF Brooklyn
Mayor
Ity Hall
George McLellan
College OF the City OF
Park Avenue
Sixty-eighth Street
New York City
Board OF Education
State Department OF Education
Joseph A. Gillet
City Mall
Losteck A. M
George B. McClellan
Municpal Civil Service Commission
City OF
Naw York
Police Department
Jane
cCtry
Board OF Aldermen
George RB. McClellan
Greater New York
Fire damages brewer's apartment on seventh floor blaze
A fire in Frederick W. Woerz's seventh floor Lorington apartment at Central Park West and 70th Street caused about 1000 in damage. Mrs Woerz smelled smoke from a clothes closet and alerted staff. Attendants, with six extinguishers, subdued the blaze before fire crews arrived.
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Kire
Frederick W. Woerz
Lorington Apartments
Central Park West
70Th Street
May Pass the Plate in Heaven Missionary Funds
Telegraph report from Chitengo June 2 cites Bishop Samuel Fallow of St Pauls Reformed Episcopal Church asserting missionary work continues in heaven. He urges liberal giving to missionary funds and warns Christians may must support souls in other worlds beyond Earth.
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the Tribune
Chitengo
Samuel Fallow
St. Pauls Reformed Episcopal Church
Farmers capture horse thief after chase in Ohio
By Telegraph to The Tribune from Van Wert June 2. After a day-long pursuit of forty miles over muddy roads a farmer posse led by a sheriff fatally wounded and captured a horse thief. Several shots were exchanged. The suspect is believed to be Marvin Kuhn recently pardoned from the penitentiary after murdering a fellow horse thief.
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The
Tribune
Vanwert
Ohio
Marvin Kuhn
Noordarm steamship expected to dock Tuesday morning
Marine intelligence notes the Noordarm, reported to Sable Island yesterday at 2:st am, located 100 miles southeast of That station. It is expected to dock about 7:30 am Tuesday. Sun and moon data accompany the almanac style notice with high water times at Sandy Hook and Governor Island.
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Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate Ait Y P. M
Island
Hell Gate
Noordarm
Sable Island
Shipping News Arrivals and Sailings from Various Ports
The naval tale records several arrivals and sailings. Steamers Indraghiri and Sicilian Prince docked with passengers cargo and mails, while Axawa and Umbria reached bar and port. Other vessels including San Juan Bradford Jamestown Jefferson and Jamestown’s sister ships reported quarantine status and passenger lists amid light winds and rain.
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Indraghiri
Hollingsworth
London
Finch, Edge & Co
Baralam
Axawa
Harding
Gibraltar
Bt Michaela
C W Harkness
Will Andueur
Hay Ridge
Maraval
Scott
Trinidad
Grenada
Trinidad Shipping and and ‘Trading Co
Tails
Moise
Bar
Meta
Fielding
Naepies
Mirwas
Patras
Materal
St Michaels
Richard & Co
Umbria
Charles
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cunards Co. Ltd
Malls
San Juan
Foss
Mayaguez
Jobos
Ponce
New York & Porto Rico Si Co
Bradford
Ger
Thomson
Port Morant
United Fruit Company
Bletcher
Reesing
Hamburg
Southampton
Cherbourg
Hamburg- American Line
Jamestown
Catharine
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
Passngers
Mise
Meamer Jefferson
Dole
Sandy Hook
Provincia «Fr
Marseilles
Prera
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Bishop Morrison
Pastor
Public Service
Doctors IN Convention
ST. Paul Cathedral
James McCreery & Co
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Dimity
St. Gall
34Th Street
Senate
Vernet
Mai
Wails
Kaiser W der G
NG Lloyd
Prinz Sigismund
Jamaica
Pam Aim
Caronta
Liverpoo
Cunard
Bontville
Clyde
Macon
Savanna
Oceanic
White Star
Tennyson
Argentine
Lamp & Holt
Hermudian
Bermuda
Thuebee Val
Wavee
Klicher
Mexico
Turks Island
Segina di Italia
South
Brazil
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine
Vancouver
Victoria R
Seattle
Corea Chine
Philippine Islamis
Tacoma
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Assembly
Brewers
Heaven
Fallow
Marine Intelligence
Shipping News
Port of
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Inagua
Montego Bay
Kennebec
Etruria
Plymouth
New Amsterdam Theatre
St. W
Honeymooners
Anna Hel
Miss Held
Ork Ay
Jardin, de Paris
Celia Galley
Par Dazie
Nier Danseuse
Maattan Opera House
4 Mortons
Geo. Evans
W. C. Fields
Florenz
Mme. Concha
Marbles
Garrick Tes
Ate
Knicker
Bokber
Ao Ae
Montgomery & Store
Victoria
Ammerstein
Caupearain
Victoria Theatre
Bryant
Emmy Broadway
Mat
Bway
Br . Mats. Wed. & Sat AD
Vlesterpay
HME
Nazimova
Contesse Coquette
Bwar
ARD AB
Wallage’s
Mats Wed
Satmiv
Comat
Alhambra
NAT
M. Weles
GEO
Primrose
Wm. Courtleigh Co
Vera Michelina
Ernest Hogan
Rankin & Davenport
Joe Maxwell & Coy Guyer & Crisps
Academy OF Music
Irving PE
Royal Italian Grand Opera Co
S. I
Sothern & M & Justee
Linco
Cecil Spooner
Press
King
West End
Belasco
David Belasco
van den Berg Opera CO
Nicholas Garden
Tare
Coney As
Take Iron
Golden City
MUSEE
Madison SQ. Garden
Eee
Belmont Park
Foot East 34Th St
Flatbush
34Th St
Turf Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Fitth + Hotel
Fane Ean P
Campania
New
Rotterdam
Ryndam
Cevic Ben
Rerpool
Cevic
Pannonia
Lizard
St Laurent
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