Hotel Men Plan Waterloo Of Foe Hotel Men Plan Waterloo Of Foe
Edward M. Tierney warned the Hotel Men's Association would surprise striking waiters when Monday arrives as 800 new places strike, swelling total to 51. Cooks and waiters walkouts shutter New Weston, Hotel Navarre, Empire Hotel, Pabst Harlem, Joel’s Café, and more, leaving thousands hungry while managers deal with blacklists and possible further clashes.
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Hotel Men's Association
Edward M. Tierney
Mare
New Weston
49Th Street
Madison Avenue
Hotel Navarre
Seventh Avenue
aSth Street
Empire Hotel
Broadway
3 Street
Pabst
Harlem
West 125Th Street
Joel
4St Street
Manhattan Square
Rector's
Her~wich Square
Mouquin
Uptown Place
Bustanoby’s
39H Street
Kaiserhof
Sterry
Plaza
Marseilles
103D Street
Pabst’s
Houser
Notable Writers to Be Featured in Sunday Magazine
Lloyd Osbourne L J Beeston Paul West Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Bozeman Bulger Ann Mazzanovich Grace Duffie Boylan will be represented in the next Sunday Magazine of the New York Tribune with a slate of articles and portraits.
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Lloyd Osbourne
L. J. Beeston
Paul West
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Bozeman Bulger
Ann Mazzanovich
Grace Duffie Boylan
Deaths and wrecks rise after weekend auto incidents
Mount Holly and nearby towns report multiple auto related deaths and injuries. Rekard P. Budd, noted lawyer and politician, dies after apoplexy while cranking his car as he returns to Mount Holly with guests. Other victims include J Frank Williams, two youths Harry Propper and James Bradley, Enis Migharina, and Mineburg. Dispatch details ongoing investigations, arrests, and police notes as cities mourn and assess the accident toll. The report also covers a broader crime note about the wolf gang and the Secret Service chief’s warnings.
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the Pleas
State Board of Assessors
Wilson
Budd Eaves
Hobble skirts adopted at Ferrie Industrial School
In Wilmington the Ferrie Industrial School has replaced leg irons with hobble skirts for inmates. Officials insist the reform aims to deter escape and cunning, though the boys’ feelings have been hurt and the change meets resistance from some inmates and staff.
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Wilmington, Se
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Ferrie Industrial School
Wilmington
Ces Institution
Defeated Republican Candidate Reports Campaign Expenses
Sergeant Charles C. Campbell of the Soldiers and Sailors' Home filed a statement of his campaign expenses after losing re election to the county central committee. The record lists beer purchases and small cash amounts, noting four glasses at five twenty and a tip, with unclear entries about a person who tarred a precinct.
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Andushy
Republican County Central Committee
Charles C. Campbell
Soldiers and Sailors’ Home
Warship seeks American castaways near Cape Horn
June 2 Punta Arenas A government vessel is sent to search for seven American castaways after a note found in a bottle on the beach claimed a wrecked steamer near Cape Horn. The note says they have one month’s provisions and a boat but fear cannibals and asks for help.
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Punta Arenas
Call
Cape Hor
Nuya
Lupo Plots Death of Flynn and Judge Revealed in Prison
Informer in federal Atlanta prison exposes gang plan for vengeance against the prosecutor. Also Flynn claims that a critical moment is part of the game. The report ties Lupo to a conspiracy and details threats aimed at the prosecuting attorney.
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Wile de Pleo
Secret Service
George W. Jay
United States District Court
Federal
Atlanta
Hupus Muelle Kang
Se Service
Sang Tae
Flynn
Judge Ray
Abel Smith
United States Attorney
Ignazio Lupo
Chief Flynn
Lupo
Scrap Expert Saves Millions for Government in Metals Reform
A single official, William Jarotus, named expert on condemned material, transformed scrap handling in Navy yards along the Atlantic coast. His work unmasked junk rings, stopped improper single-lot sales, and shifted waste metals to foundries, predicting annual savings of about 10 million dollars. Thousands of tons formerly called dirt are recast into copper and brass castings, with Norfolk and Washington earmarked for reuse. Continued on second page.
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Navy Department
Meyer
T. J. Cowle
William Jarotus
Jacobus
At-lantic
Navy Yard
Tol
Navy
Dacotne
Breshove
Sueesata Mdlder
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Committee On Naval Affairs
Iear
Cowie
Norfolk
Washington
American woman Cravens dies by suicide in Paris
Madison Indiana mourns Margaret Cravens a young American heiress who killed herself in her Paris apartment at No 20 Place de Colisée. A letter to a friend and an emotional reaction from a Friday missive are noted as possible causes. Cravens daughter of Alexander Cravens a late Democratic leader is said to have faced ill health for a year.
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Paris
Jhine «Ours
Cravens
Madison
Ind
Miss Cravens
America
Indiana
Ris
Iby Triesrapa
Joe Tripane Madison
Margaret Cravens
Alexander X Cravens
Joseph H. Cravens
Democrati
Eutelde
Lorimer Heads to Washington as Fight Over Resignation Rages
Senator William Lorimer left Chicago for Washington and is expected to be in the Senate tomorrow as allies insist he will not resign. Accompanied by William J. Cooke, Lorimer is described as in poor health but determined to battle opponents, while Cooke vows to shield him from reporters and guide his care.
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Cologero ‘Terranova
Lupe
Gioganni Lupo
the Wolf
Flynn
Jay
Bourke Cochran
Vicorello
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Lupo
Morello
Sud
Tapo
Woll
Italien
Thalian
Chicago
Capital
William Lorimer
Senate
Kern
Lorimer
William J. Cooke
Cooke
Fire on the Carmania at Liverpool dock causes scares
A Cunard liner Carmania suffered a severe dockside fire with flames rising above the bridge and smoke from midships. Water flooding to fight the blaze caused heavy listing though the hull remained intact. Repairs expected to take months and sailing on June 4 canceled. The blaze recalls the Lucania fire of 1908.
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Liverpool
Cunard
Carmanta
Cunard Company
Aviator Sherwood's headless biplane fall in Hackensack
About 2 000 spectators witnessed Oliver Sherwood crash a headless biplane over Hackensack Meadows after a long test flight. He survived with minor injuries and blamed an enemy for tampering, citing holes in a gas bulb pump and sabotaged wires. His partner E Vail Church supported the claim and described the wreck as a total loss.
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Hackensack
Oliver Sherwood
Bronx
Sherwood
E. Vail Church
Church
Steve Moore
Church-Sherwood
Howell to Demand His Seat at Once in New Seestaft Victory
Theodore Roosevelt supporters announce a key test as R B Howell of Omaha arrives to claim Nebraska’s national committeeman seat before the convention. Roosevelt aims to seat Howell and other electees, shaping chair and ticket distribution, while Taft allies expect the committee to defer seating until after adjournment. The Chicago convention center and campaign teams for Taft and Roosevelt converge as hearings begin.
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Chicago
Friends of
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
R. B. Howell
Omaha
National Republican
New Jersey
Thomas K. Niedringhaus
Missouri
Elihu Root
New York
Harry 8. New
Roosevelt
National Committee
Howell
Senator Root
Nebraska
Aldrich
Sims
National Roosevelt Committee
Republ National Committee
Nestraska
Republican National Committee
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Newark
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Harry Propper
Delanery Street
James Bradley
Newell Street
Brooklve Bradley
Clintortreet
Morkelly
Enis Migharina
7Th Street
Warren Street
Dy Watson
Volunteer Hospital
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Wellington H. Lee
Trenton
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Mineburg
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