Riots at Weidmanns Mill Endangered City Amid Turmoil
Strikers and rioters clashed around Weidmanns mill. Gunfire from walls injured several, including Joseph Miller and John De Rose. Police and militia prepared for further violence as mills closed and property damage mounted. officials faulted the police chief and planned deputy deployments.
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Bimson
John W. Starr
Coney Island
Joseph Bamford
Bamford Brothers
Hositals
Joe” Miller
Samuel de Young
Arthur Barrowclough
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Mezzino Giovani
McBride
Harris
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North Hudson silk mills shut as strike planned
In North Hudson New Jersey ten thousand mill workers prepared to strike today after a lengthy meeting the operators decided not to reopen. Engineers were ordered to draw the fires signaling a complete halt in production.
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North Hudson
N. J
Sugar Theft Nipped In Wholesale Grocers Case
Thomas F. Crawford a Leggett & Co shipping clerk was arrested on grand larceny charges for stealing sugar worth 7000. Drivers Samuel Auger and Thomas Crosby and Jacob Fried faced related charges for complicity and receiving stolen goods. Detectives and officers say Crawford pilfered barrels, passing them to Fried, with the thefts going on for months. Crawford’s wife pleaded for his innocence at the station.
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Leggett & Co
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East Eightysixth-st
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West Seventeenth-st
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Decrease in Beet Root Acreage Across Germany
The Imperial Statistical Office reports beet root acreage in Germany at a reduced level by ten percent, reflecting lower planted area nationwide as of June 1.
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Imperial Statistical Office
Germany
Rockaway Wins Morrell Cup in Polo Clash
Rockaway polo team defeated Philadelphia Country Club 12 to 7 4 securing the Morrell Cup for the third time. The Country Club earned seven goals with one handicap while Rockaway tallied twelve goals and lost one by penalty. Crowd exceeded ten thousand for the largest polo turnout here.
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Philadelphia
Rockaway
Philadelphia Country Club
Country Club
Autopsy Finds No Wounds in Foster Death Case at Good Ground
Coroner Nugent exhumed Clarence Foster’s body at Good Ground. autopsy found no light on cause of death with signs of drowning. Louis Disbrow’s attorney Rowland Miles announces plans to produce him as a witness if a homicide charge is issued, while DA Livingston Smith probes Foster and Miss Lawrence’s deaths and searches for Schwancke.
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Lawrence
Foster
Northport
Louis Disbrow
Miles
Disbrow
Miss Lawrence
Livingston Smith
Mr. Smith
Subpmna
William H. Fields
Pinkerton
Tiani Bay
Louis
J. H. Benjamin
Riverhead
W. W. Wells
Benjamin
Schwancke
Tiana Bay
Moriches
Montauk
Louis Disbrown
Practice on the Hudson frames college crew showdown
Six senior university crews Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania Georgetown Syracuse and Wisconsin prepared for a big Saturday race after time trials hindered by ebb tide and head winds Georgetown coach Dempsey praised his crew while Cornell's Courtney predicted strong form and Hanlan guided Syracuse practice with confidence rising for the coming competition
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Hanlan
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Jackson
Bow
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Pepper
Lea
Keller
Shisier
Payne
Shell
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Eckfeldt
Crowther
Robinson
Sweetland
O'Dea
Harvard Yale Rowing Rivalry Faces Shifts Before Race
Telegraph report from Gale's Ferry details Harvard substituting Francis for Ayer at No. 5 and preparing a retooled four oar crew. Yale, resting its varsity, shows cautious confidence as Halpin replaces Ferguson at No. 5 for the freshmen. Yale wins a close scrimmage in a half mile sprint.
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Conn
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Higginson
Ayer
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Francis
Crimson
Yale
Cameron
Cove
Harvard
Halpin
Ferguson
W Miles
Cvew
Reciprocity Bill Maneuver Shapes Wisconsin Senate Agenda
The Wisconsin Senate plans to dispose of a reciprocity bill tomorrow afternoon while adjourning Thursday to Monday for a vote. The tactic sidesteps the Omnibus Statehood and Appalachian Forest Reserve bills, giving allies time to press the reciprocity fight. A Friday session may confirm General Crozier as Bureau of Ordnance chief, with no Saturday session likely.
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Quay
General Crozier
Bureau of Ordnance
Reed Reappointed Vice-Chancellor by Chancellor Magie
Chancellor Magie in Trenton today reappointed Vice-Chancellor Alfred Reed to a seven year term with a salary of $9 000 a year.
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Magie
Trenton
N. J
Removal of the Maine wreck approved by Navy Department
Assistant Secretary Darling informs Chairman Foss that the Navy Department approves the bill to remove the wreck of the battleship Maine and recover the bodies aboard. He says the department’s interests are unaffected and the move would satisfy nationwide sentiment, contrary to claims it opposed removal due to disaster causation debates.
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Washington
Darling
Foss
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Maine
Department
Navy Department
Old Point Hotels To Open This Season
The War Secretary extends the Hygeia Hotel removal deadline to January next year. The Hygeia and other Old Point Comfort hotels will open this season as usual.
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OLD Point Hotels
Washington
Old Point Comfort
Cochran Declines Tammany Hall Campaign Role
W Bourke Cochran returned to town and said he was not asked to join Tammany Hall or participate in politics. He affirmed his Democratic views and denied any desire for a congressional or other political nomination. He cited a previous engagement that would keep him from attending the Tilden Club opening.
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W. Bourke Cochran
Tammany Hall
Cochran
Congress
Tilden Club
Senate caucus debates Cuban reciprocity plan and beet sugar impact
Republican senators convened in the Marble Room to discuss the Cuban reciprocity bill. The meeting featured Platt arguing for tariff reduction aligned with McKinley and Roosevelt, Burrows for beet sugar protection, and Elkins shifting to support aid to Cuba with warnings on industry impact. No decision reached as opposition across beet sugar states remained solid.
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Elkins Opposes Cuban Reciprocity Policy
Senator Elkins of West Virginia explains his stance on Cuban reciprocity by recalling his belief that the United States has already aided Cuba in securing independence at little cost. He argues continued aid should not entail further government subsidies or risks to American resources.
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Cuba
Senate
Sugar Trust
Sugar
Tobacco Trust
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Tribune
Washington
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West Virginia
Complaint to The Tribune Over Funeral Attendance
Herman Warsziak of New York writes to question why New York Presbytery ministers did not attend the funeral of Rev. Dr. Herman Paul Faust, noting remarks that Faust was a converted Jew and asking if prejudice against Christian Jews affected attendance. He seeks an explanation from the 300 Presbyterian ministers composing the New York Presbytery.
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Harlem Presbyterian Church
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New-York
Herman Warszawiak
New York
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