Strike Near End Draws Hotel Union Fallout
Newark hotel workers leadership reports the strike near end as leadership rejects offers to sell the union. Edward Blochlinger, a top organizer, says there is no AFL affiliation or sympathetic nationwide action. Managers and waiters face scattered walkouts at several city dining venues with minimal turnout.
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Joe Elster
Victor Bleurlot
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Grand Central Station
How the Kaiser Won His Battle for a Big Navy
The Emperor William sent a detachment of powerful fighting craft to this nation on an errand of good will and had to convert public opinion before the German navy began its development. Next Sunday's Tribune will tell how he accomplished this in an interesting feature.
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Duchess of Connaught Stricken in Montreal
The Duchess of Connaught was rushed to Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal after a sudden illness on a special Quebec to Montreal train. Doctors later described a mild catarrhal appendicitis and noted immediate hospital transfer was necessary. the governor general's party remained at Lord Strathcona's Dorchester Street residence as officials issued bulletins.
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Belgium Rocked By Revolution Threat as Provinces Seek Secession
Brussels reports Belgium near upheaval after elections sparking riots, labor clashes, and anti clerical protests spreading to Antwerp, La Louvière, Bruges, and Charleroi. Walloon protests seek French annexation while the Civic Guard clashes with demonstrators. Violence targets churches, monasteries, and schools amid a nationwide strike.
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Beach Indicted for Assault on Wife in Aiken
Frederick C. Leach of New York indicted by the grand jury on a charge of assault with attempt to kill his wife Mrs. Camilla Beach. The alleged crime occurred February 26 while the Beaches were visiting their wine in Aiken. Trial set for the September term. witnesses listed include Pearl Hampton and others.
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Frederick C. Leach
New York
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Pearl Hampton
Matt
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Housewife Hope From Alabama Butter Breakthrough
The Interstate Cottonseed Crushers Association at its 16th annual convention in St Louis heard C. W. Ashcroft of Florence Alabama report a method to produce cottonseed butter sellable at 18 cents a pound. If adopted by housewives substituting this product for real butter or oleomargarine could ease living costs. Some worry large use of cottonseed oil may reduce supply of other fats and push prices higher.
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Irving
Alabama
Interstate Cottonseed Crushers: Association
C. W. Ashcroft
Florence
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Ohio Gives 10 Taft Delegates At Large
Ambus Ohio June 4 Republican State Convention ended its first session awarding Taft six at large delegates and 14 of Ohio's 48 total delegates to the national convention Roosevelt supporters claimed influence in Cleveland and other counties. Taft campaign manager Laylin said the convention shows Republican confidence in Taft while Roosevelt aides argued the vote reflected primary wishes. The minority Roosevelt report was rejected 85 to 8 and Taft won key delegations with officials like Senator Theodore F. Dormer and Charles P. Taft among delegates.
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William W. Weeds
Julius Whine
Theodore Roosevelt
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Old Arthur Home Sold at 128 Lexington Avenue
The house at 128 Lexington Avenue once housing President Chester A. Arthur was sold by Hobarth & Gabel for Mrs. William Randolph Hearst to Samuel M. Schwab Jr. The buyer’s plans are unpublicized but may include loft development, as business construction expands in a district once known for residential charm.
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Chester A. Arthur
Hobarth & Gabel
William Randolph Hearst
Samuel M. Schwab, Jr
Father shoots son then kills himself in Queens home
Frederick Koch killed his son John with a pistol after an argument over job loss at their Ridgewood Heights address. He then fatally shot himself as Mrs Koch and a sister witnessed the tragedy. Neighbors described the family as quiet and happy. Police could not determine employment details or the immediate cause of the dispute.
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Bleecker Street
Ridgewood Heights
Queens
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Brooklyn
Cornett
Derby betting shows four millionaires in contention worldwide
The Derby draws global interest with four millionaires bidding for the win. Duryea’s Sweeper II, Neu mann’s Jaeger, Joel’s White Star, and Rapas tli’s Tagalie lead the field as Fintadeau is given a fair chance. Betting lists Sweeper II at 3 to 1, Jaeger at 9 to 1, White Star at 10 to 1, with twenty six starters and potential heavy showers threatening the social Derby day. the King and Queen will attend.
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Herr Neumann
Jaeger
Walter Rappasl
Tagalie
Roofer Rover Arrested on Warrant in Douglas
A collie named Rover, owned by an Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad agent, was arrested on a warrant sworn by F J Sweat of Ambrose and confined in Douglas jail. Sweat seeks the dog’s death claiming it is tad after it bit him, while the owner disputes the claim and a writ of habeas corpus was filed.
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F. J. Sweat
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Kentucky Congressman in Barroom Style After Archbald Hearing
Washington dispatch reports Representative Robert Young Thomas of Kentucky, a Judiciary Committee member, engaged in a physical scuffle with two newspaper reporters in the House Office Building corridors. The incident followed a clash over coverage of his attendance at Archbald hearings, with Thomas using harsh language and later returning to the committee room. A page 10 notice promotes the Van Cortlandt Estate sale next Saturday.
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Tribune Bureau
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Real estate operator Arthur Levy shoots self at desk
Clerks hear a shot at 4 pm and find Arthur Levy dead in his Broadway office. The lived with his wife and two sons at Central Park West. Police cannot determine business trouble and the family says melancholia in recent months may have contributed.
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Gompers Linked to McNamara Fund in Darrow Case
In Los Angeles June 4 the prosecution claimed Bert H Franklin received four thousand dollars from the McNamara defence fund of the American Federation of Labor to bribe jurors in the McNamara trial. Witness H H Flather testified the money came from a special Morrison account. Franklin described meetings with Darrow and others discussing the money and alleged reports that Gompers directed it.
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