Waiters Strike Fizzles as Plans Falter Across New York
Strikes by waiters and cooks during the night failed to disrupt postwar dining in Manhattan as only a fraction of planned walkouts occurred. Executives clashed, leading to expulsions and secret meetings while hotel management reported limited or no walkouts at most establishments. The Hotel Association concluded the uprising has subsided as unemployment pressues bite, with several hotels noting no more than scattered staff absences.
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Manhattan
International Hotel Workers’ Union
New York
W. P. Mueller
Jo” Elster
Tne
Rudolph Miller
Clarendon
Washington Street
Brooklyn
York
Seventh Avenue
80Th Street
Hotel Imperial
Broadway
Gist Street
Machinery Club of
Charen Street
Terrace Garden
East Sth Street
Third Avenue
Archampault
Noway
Ald
Hotel
Geonse
Ald Street
Broadwie
Archambault’s
Brooklyy
Sirthe
Ham
Marseille
Miseuss
Reed
South
Astor
New York City Federation of Wesner'n Clubs
Ttx
The
American
Grace Duffie Boylan to be Represented in Sunday Magazine
Grace Duffie Boylan will be represented in the next Sunday Magazine of the New-York Tribune, with involvement from Lloyd Osbourne L. J Beeston Paul West Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Bozeman Bulger and Ann Mazzanovich.
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Lloyd Osbourne
L. J Beeston
Paul West
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Bozeman Bulger
Ann Mazzanovich
Grace Duffie Boylan
Great Fire in Stamboul Constantinople June Blaze
A massive fire swept Stamboul in Constantinople destroying two thousand houses and several mosques. Flames cleared a wide lane from the Seraglin Palace grounds to Little Aya Mosque while Hippodrome and Sultan Ahmed Mosque held back spread toward the Marmora shore. A Greek quarter outbreak at Tatavla intensified distress among poor families outside the burning area.
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Constantinople
Stamboul
Seraglin
Aya
Sultan Ahmed
Marmora
Tatavla
Pera
Gomez Seeks Power to Suspend Constitutional Guarantees
President Gomez asks Congress for authority to suspend constitutional guarantees across Cuba or parts of it, based on Monteagudo's urging. House lacks quorum. special session planned. Action aims to crush insurrection, with reconcentration fears and terror tactics in Oriente. Concerns rise over potential disarray, foreign complications, and overall crisis in Havana and surrounding towns.
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Havana
Dune
Gomez
Congress
House
Committee On Laws
Monteagudo
Santiago
Oriente
Aete Ually
Mey
Lam
Beig
Thun
Home of Representatives
Wille
Freyre Andrade
Campos Marquetti
Victoriano Lopes
Puerts Place
Siepicion
Inc Puirgents
Man Starts Barbering At Age Eighty Two In Greenwood
Harrison Freeland of Greenwood, after eighty two years of self hair care, visits barber David Ferris for the first time. He finds the haircut comfortable and soothing, noting the price is reasonable and the result better than his home mirror. Freeland plans to return for future trims as needed.
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Hornell
Harrison Freeland
Greenwood
David ‘Erris
Rockefeller Ties Stir Over School Board Election Frills
Complaints filed with State Superintendent of Education seek a new election in Pocantive Hills after Irving J Bryant defeated Mrs Milton for School Trustee. Robert Rockefeller associates allege ballot mis marks and illegal votes while claiming Megalle won. Critics say the school drifted from reform.
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Aipany
Irving J. Bryant
Hills
David M. Milton
John T. Rockefellera
Rockefeller
Bryant
Preant
Miller Tsay
Tee Yoan
H. Stauber
Tum
Tarrytown
North Tarrytown
Hand Climb Accident Hamps Clubman Hobart
Dun Vranelace reports June 3 incident involving clubman Hobart of San Francisco and Hillsborough. He attempted a hand climb with a $400 wager to ascent sixteen steps at the Hotel Coronado. He dislocated his knee cap and sustained other injuries during the failed stunt.
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Dun Vranelace
Walte Hebart
San Francise
Hillsborough
Lord Tweedmouth
Hotel Coronado
Hobart
Crown Prince Publishes Hunting Diary Debut
Crown Prince Pregerick Wilam has issued his debut book My Hunting Diary describing hunting experiences in Germany. The volume includes photographs by Crown Princess and lists is being printed with distribution via Waserorsg 1 1 ate Wittman Ive, New York.
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Perlin
Dune
Pregerick Wilam
Germany
Ohio Taft delegates lead in Ohio Republican convention
Taft forces claim solid lead in Ohio caucus results with 11 of 20 delegates, while Roosevelt faction vows to press a strong indorsement for Roosevelt. Credentials committee seats Taft delegates from Lawrence and Crawford counties, and a platform subcommittee is named. The convention is expected to recess tomorrow and reconvene after the Chicago gathering.
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Taft
Waa
Ohio
State Central
le Convention
William Howard Taft
State Central Committee
Walter F. Hawn
Roosevelt
M. Granger
Mth
Maurice Masehke
N. Rodway
Brown
William Thorndyke
D. M. Massie
A. W. Agler
Senators' Baths at $6 Each Stir Senate Row
Senator John Sharp Williams of Mississippi renewed calls to remove the luxurious Senate office building baths to free space for public documents. He urged moving the baths to the basement, while acknowledging space is scarce. Critics say the baths are of little use and invite muckraking.
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Washington
Senate
John Sharp Willams
Mississippi
Willams
Mr. Willams
Morse Arrives in Bath From New York
Charles W. Morse reached Bath from New York and went to his Washington street home for the summer. He traveled with Mrs. Morse and sisters Miss Jennie Morse and Anna Morse. The homecoming was low key with a few intimate friends at the station. Morse thanked Bath residents for helping obtain his release from the Atlanta penitentiary.
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Bath, Me
Charles W. Morse
Bath
New York
Washington Street
Morse
Jennie Morse
Anna Morse
Portland
Atlanta
Lorimer Plans Fight as Controversy Over Seat Persists
Washington June. Senator Lorimer returns to the Senate after illness and says he will fight to the end in the Lorimer election controversy. Senator Kern will open the debate with the minority report alleging corruption and urging the seat be vacated. Lorimer will defend himself in the decisive vote and conferred with Senator Dillingham, while allies and opponents prepare for a lengthy argument.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Lorimer
Illinois
Dillingham
Spectacular Vandewater Street Fire Draws Crowds
Hundreds gathered as fire raged through Nos 10 and 12 Vandewater Street last night halting traffic on Brooklyn Bridge and Park Row. Firefighters fought for about two hours with bridge access aiding efforts while several injuries occurred from a backdraft and flying glass.
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Vandewater Street
Brooklyn Bridge
Park Row
Kenton
Lewis Roberts
Watson
Savage
Ferguson
Timothy Crowley
Crowly
Howard Berry
City Hall Place
Ault & Withers Company
Roosevelt Attacks Root as Taft Force Forges Chicago Lead
Ex president Roosevelt denounces Senator Root as reactionary and a tool of bosses in a bid to block Root’s temporary chairmanship at Chicago. He backs Barnes to head Taft forces, urging open primaries reflect voters’ will against Taft and corporate influence.
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Tribune
Oyster Bay
Long Island
George W. Perkins
Gifford Pinchot
William J. Ward
Frank B. Kellogg
Roosevelt
Buster
Dixon
Sagamore Hill
Root
Chicago
Taft
Barnes
National Committee
Senator Root
Sta
Republican Party
Abr Ham Lincoln
Ward
Tom Roosevelt
Fam Pamn
Vito K Barber
New York
Rent
Rochester
New York City
William Barnes, Jr
Vania
Pear Brain
Roots
Ismon
Sr. Barnes
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