General Seamen Strike Looms After West Street Clash
Striking seamen and allied workers threaten a general port strike as violence erupts near West Street when 30 strike breakers and police clash with hundreds of sailors and supporters. Leaders push to form a committee while odds widen between Southern Pacific Line and unions over wages and control.
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Nogeweet Street
West Sizer Seng
Henry P Griffin
International Seamen's Taig of America
Sandie
Pacife Company
Suthern Pacific Steamship Company
Weststrant
Paty Street
West Street
Abet Sary
Wol Cartredge
Keamen
Abgresnick
Maley
Keremite
A Sea Story See Don John Quixote Pump Man
A light promotional line announces a thrilling sea tale of life aboard an oil ship titled Don John Quixote Pump Man, to appear in next Sunday's Magazine of the New York Tribune.
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Don John Quixote
Keir Hardie Attacks Coronation Procession
Keir Hardie, socialist leader for Merthyr Tydvil, denounced the coronation procession at a Barnsley miners demonstration. He urged workers to spit at the pageant, arguing the procession displays oppressors rather than humanity, religion, or industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merthyr Tydvil
South Wales
Barnsley
Trenton Falls Gorge Tragedy Claims E A Rowland
Eu gene A Rowland of Rome was visiting Trenton Falls Gorge with John Burroughs when he fell from a rocky path into the turbulent stream and drowned. Burroughs and others attempted rescue as Rowland sank. P S Daly of the power plant retrieved the body minutes later. Rowland was an active Colgate alumnus and attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton Falls
Eugene A. Rowland
Rome
John Burroughs
Mr. Burrough
Mr. Rowland
Mr. Burroughs
Pow House
P. S Daly
Daly
Rowland
Colgate University
Jelaas
Czar and the Baptists from Philadelphia
From Philadelphia June 10 Dr Russell Conwell president of Temple University said he was approached by alleged representatives of the Czar of Russia who sought stenographic records of sermons at the conference to monitor Russian delegates. They claimed the Czar allowed Baptist proselytizing in Russia only if conducted within the Greek Church and urged missionaries to avoid sensitive missionary work among Orthodox converts.
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Fromdelphia
Russel Conwell
Temple University
Grace Baptist Temple
Cchairman
The
Baptista’ World Alliance
Russie
Conwell
Russia
Ruslan
Tey
Russis
Girl's whistle saves cop from gang of ten
Miss Mabel Irving a passerby aided Patrolman Charles Cecchio by blowing a police whistle as ten men in a red automobile attacked him near West 125th Street and Seventh Avenue. The blast scattered the gang, allowing Cecchio to free his prisoner Harry Mars. Moran was named as the other man involved, and Gust reported the attempted robbery of his wallet nearby.
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Flor
Fom
Ang
118Th Street
Iun
Seventh Avena
Charles Ceechin
Weat 125Th Street
Ceechin
James Just
Mills Hotel No. 3
Cecehio
Mabel Irving
Seventh Avenue
114Th Street
Cecehic
Miss Irving
Cecchi
Cecc Chio
Cecehin
Mise Irving
Gust
115Th Street
Seventh
Lenox Avenues
Cecchio
Sternek
Lenox Avenue
Tisth Street
Cerchio
Harry Mars
Dist Street
Brooklyn
Max Moran
East 12Th Street
Moran
Marx
Birds Cause Auto Crash In New Jersey News Item
Police report a spree by the Two Pointe Gang firing dynamite and rifles at homes in West Park and Lenox avenues. A sparrow incident near Bradley Beach injured Dr Stephen A. Disbrow, thrown from a wagon, and Mr William Winans was struck by a car and later treated at home.
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Geechio
Chang
Et Lenox Avenue
Two Pointe
Westy Park
116Th Street
Lellow
Bradley Avenues
Stephen A
Diahcon
Ocean Grove
Lve
Sie
William Winans
Winans
Macdonald
Bradley Beach
Mr. Winans
Asbury
Arrest at White House shocks capital crowd
Ben Schmucker, once U S Consul at Ensenada, was seized at the White House during the president’s silver wedding celebration. He claimed urgent business and attempted to attract detectives. He was confined for observation at the Washington Asylum Hospital after nervous breakdown rumors surfaced. Theodore F Silley, an uncle and Senate stenographer, urged his protection. No weapons found.
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Washington
Ben Pehmucker
United States
Ensenada
California
White House
Livard
Washington Asylum
Behmuckes
Eneeeads
Staunton
Waut
Wabbington
Theodore F. Silley
Schmucker
Om Eral
Senate
Behmucker
New Yorker Dies Aboard Steamship Voyage
William Datber of New York, a cabin passenger, died during a Hamburg to New York voyage. The body will be conveyed to New York for interment. The report notes seashore train additions and changing service schedules beginning June, with various regional stops and routes.
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Clevemud
Hamburg
New York
William Datber
Taha
Asburs
Hiemann
Aditions
Iain Vot Penna
Sanen
Senator Lea’s transfusion saves wife at Georgetown Hospital
Washington June 1 Senator Luke Lea of Tennessee sacrificed his own blood to transfuse his stricken wife at Georgetown Hospital. Mrs Lea’s condition, serious for days, slowly improves after the operation, while the Senator recovers from the arduous procedure and is expected to leave his room in a few days.
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Washington
United States
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Georgetown Hospital
Lea
Lew
Georgetown University Hospital
Leo
Senator Lew
Cveft
Senator Lea
Dru IL
Frey
George Tully Vaughan
Lena
Neura
111 Square Feet of Shortcake Feeds Inmates at Mascillon Hospital
A Sunday dinner at Mascillon State Hospital featured a cake claimed to be the largest ever baked. Reported details say a 21 by 21 foot square shortcake required hundreds of pounds of flour and produced about fifty gallons of milk to accompany it. Seven men reportedly helped prepare and serve the dish in hospital gardens, with ads noting the atmosphere and accompanying beverages.
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Mascillon
Vata
Mascillon State Hospital
George A Hearn Gives 100000 to Art Museum Gift Adds Paintings
George A Hearn donates 100000 and five paintings to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in memory of his late son Arthur Hearn. He plans the income from the fund to aid painting by living American artists and requests a portrait of his son for the collection. The museum trustees welcomed the gift and voted thanks.
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Metropolitan
George A. Hearn
Metropolitan Museum of Art
United States
Theat’ Aon
Arthur H. Hearn
Mir
Hearn
Weat
de Forest
Arthur Hopperh
Metropolitan Mise of Art
Arthur Hoppock Hearn
al Jongers
Mivine Coast
Ivland Light
the Harrower
Mornafin Walker
Pureha
Apa
Solite
Hubert Waite Forest
Mintan Museum of Art
New York
Mr. Hearn
Fight In Moving Taxicab At Hotel Sparks Crowds
A man and woman fighting in a rapidly moving taxicab near a hotel on Upper Seventh Avenue drew crowds as the cab traversed the street. The dispute spilled from the vehicle into the dining rooms of a hotel, with slaps and blows exchanged. the woman fled, the man pursued, then both reentered the cab, ending with continued bickering as onlookers watched.
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Tuegot
Upper
Seventh Avenue
Hotel
Oundle
Eloers
Thackeray Centenary in The Cornhill Magazine
The Cornhill Magazine marks Thackeray centenary with a special number featuring new facts about his family and ancestors. It will publish ten unknown manuscripts and a fragment of Cockney Travels contributed by his daughter Lady Ritchie, once kept in a mahogany dispatch box gifted by Smith.
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London
Thackeray
Lady Ritchie
George Smith
Valued Life at a Dime New Yorker Gave Rescue Chief Change
A New Yorker, claiming to be George Hlugerland of New York, surfaced at Long Beach and was pulled to shore by lifeguard Charles Bassett. He handed Bassett a dime and said to enjoy a good cigar, then returned to his street clothes and left. Bassett received a nickel from Hlugerland as change and both men were exhausted after the rescue.
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New Yorker
Vy Talescape Vo
Los Angeles
George Hlugerland
New York
Vite
Long Headh
Charle Bassett
Cone
Bassett
Aandwich
Hagerland
Rascett
Back to the old farm St. Law rence County man plans new home
John Seukin, a multi millionaire and pioneer street railway man, travels by car to his birthplace farm in St Lawrence County New York. The three hundred acre tract will be his home. Scullin reportedly faces distrust over wealth and taxation and may have ceased to be a citizen of St Lunia. His son Harry says the father longs to end his days on the farm of his birth.
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St. Lunia
Harry Scullin
Firemen Overcome as Eight Story Building Burns on Broadway
A blaze at No 661 Broadway in an eight story building sent many firemen into smoke and gas fumes. George Stewart of Engine 25 was rushed to Bellevue Hospital in grave condition. Acting Fire Chief Kent coordinated efforts as the fire advanced from the sub cellar into the basement. Spectators watched from a nearby vacant lot as smoke filled hallways and rooms, with the Dreadway cure near the scene.
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Broadway
Dr. Archer
Fire Department
George Stewart
Bellevue
Thipper Moore
Kent
Pope's Health Improves Amid Vatican Audience
The Pope's health has shown improvement following discussions on his condition. Papal officials including Cardinal Mercy tel Wal, Cardinal Missetti, and Monsignor Oppetelis reported the Holy Father in improved physical condition after a recent audience.
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Caxon
Mercy Tel Wal
Missetti
Monsignor
Oppetelis
Constantinople
Tafts Celebrate Silver Wedding at White House
A vast Washington crowd of five thousand plus diplomats and officials gathered as President Taft and Mrs. Taft celebrated their silver wedding anniversary. The event featured the Marine Band, a Mendelssohn wedding march, a grand lanterned lawn, and a state reception with Cabinet members and diplomats. The White House drew thousands more along the fence as the couple appeared and greeted guests, with a festive display of flowers, lights, and the famed wedding cake centerpiece.
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Washington
Taft
Cleveland
Miss Folsom
White House
Marine Band
Mrs. Taft
Tats
Sherman
Della Torre
Helen Taft
Robert Taft
Charles Taft
Horace D. Taft
Mme. Jusserand
Uchida
Mra
Tufts
Justice
Mra. Har~lan
Guateala
Thalr
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Luke Loa
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