May Day Parades Marred by Stabbing and Showers
May Day processions in the city proceeded through crowded streets despite a stabbing incident and rain. About twenty thousand workers joined the parades with banners and music, while police investigated an assault near Vinton Square. Arrests followed a street attack on marchers and workers, with injuries treated and a notable arrest at Harlem Hospital precinct.
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Norfolk
Belvineton
Philly Payineske
Jacob Rosen
Tiechard Street
Johesman
Evirifes
Max Pr
Park Avenue
Faward Adams
Orchard Street
Joseph Abrahams
South Sth Street
Brook Lea
First
Vincent Derbien
Tnien
Trorhick
Vane
Metallum
Harlem
Mazanrl
Alien
Umberto Cucet
Parnters
Whee
Breen Cucet
Union Square
Coturan
Bath Street
Labor Temple
West Ride
Salon Square
Asch
May Day Clash in Paris Injures Many Works and Police
Report from Paris describes a savage May Day battle between thousands of workers and police. Demonstrations lit up Place de la Concorde and the Champs Elis ées, with rioters clashing as authorities dispersed crowds. dozens hurt and arrests reported. A German worker praised for solidarity amid clashes. Continued on another page.
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Paris
Place de la Concorde
Champa Elysées
St Paul
St Etienne
Workmen's Pensions Law
Nationaliet al
Stilson Hutchins Insane Petition Granted for Wife
Washington May 1 A petition to have Stilson Hutchins founder of The St Louis Times The Washington Post and The Washington Times declared insane was granted the writ returnable May 4 The petition filed by his wife Rost Keeling Hutchins notes Hutchins has been paralyzed and of diseased mind She says he is unfit to manage his affairs and care for himself The case cites an estate between 60000 and 3400000 Hutchins formerly served in New Hampshire and Maine legislatures and had connections with several newspapers
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Washington
Stilson Hutchins
St Louis Times
Washington Post
Washington Times
Movnes
Iowa
Rost Keeling Hutchins
Rellimore
Mr. Hutching
Hutching
Mir Hutchins
New Hampshire
Mivesteis Worth Sourt
Francis Child
Earl of Jersey
Bernard Quaritch
London
Mre Norton , Pope
Brooklyn
Robert Hoe
Mise Green
Smith
Joy
Walter M Hill
Chiraco
Mr. Livingston
Dodd & Livingston Company
Bernard Quariteh
Constantinus Lascaris
Hor
Brayton Ives
Quarnteh
Todd & Livingston
John Lilly
State saves Saratoga springs from pumping damage
State chemist Vankling reports tests showing mineral springs at Hathorn restored after pumping halted nearby. State reservation commission plans withdrawal of pumps from all springs and aims to cease casing pumping south of the village, with restoration and storage steps expected soon.
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Saratees
New York State
Vankling
Hathorn
State Reservation Commission
Cas
Suogress
Tragic Tar Burn Death Of 11 Year Old Peter Phelan
A game turned fatal when boys kicked tar from an ash barrel into Peter Phelan's face. A passing youth lit a flame, Alfred Gliss tried to smother it and the pot of molten tar struck Phelan. He died hours later at St Francis's Hospital.
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Peter Phellen
Alfred Gliss
Phelson
St Francis's Hospital
Self-inflicted gunshot at city station ends in hospital
Patrick Quinn attempted arrest for intoxication at Weet Street station. A gunshot wounded him after a chaotic moment as officers and prisoners watched. Quinn was taken to Flower Hospital where doctors debated the bullet’s location while his wife blamed his drinking habit. He was expected to survive.
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Patrick Quinn
Mts
O'Neill
Mary
Fitzpatrick
Patrick
Quinn
May Blizzard Rages Across Plains In Storm of Snow
A May blizzard blankets Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming with heavy snow. Valentine Chadron Neb see six to eight inches while Gordon Neb reports twelve to sixteen inches. Telegraph poles down west of Valentine, a Chicago Northwestern train stalled, and Pike's Peak caretakers buried beneath drifting snow. Temperature plunges across Missouri Nebraska and northern Oklahoma by as much as 50 degrees. Showers and snow continue across the Northwest into the afternoon.
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Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Valentine
Chadron
Neb
Gregory
Chicago & Northwestern
Gordon
Kansas City
Minsouri
Shanann
Oklahoma
Colorado Springs
Col
Mouse
Pike's Peak
Lacrosse
Wie
Supreme Court Upholds Federal Forest Reserve Powers
The Supreme Court ruled that the United States may control and dispose of forest reserves for national and public purposes, upholding federal ownership and the power to set terms for use. Justice Lamar led the opinions, affirming Congress and the executive branch manage public lands in trust for all people, with no court power to override those decisions. The decision affects cattle grazing cases and ongoing regulatory enforcement, while upcoming opinions on Standard Oil and tobacco cases were anticipated.
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Washington
West
Federal Government of Natural Resources
Supreme Court of the United States
Lamar
Congress
United States
Colorado
Ihs
California
Secretary of Agriculture
Fred Light
Holy Cross Forest
Pierre Grimard
J.-B Carajons
Antonio Inda
Sierra Forest Reserve
Statute of Congress
Supreme Court
Seithout
Peace Pact With England Storm Sends Wires Down
A May day telegraph report claims the Anglo American peace convention will not be delayed for at least a fortnight with progress sufficient to forecast its subject. The Telegraph notes a five year agreement with no exclusion of vital interests and outlines arbitration terms and authority for US and UK negotiations. A severe electrical storm crippled telegraph and telephone lines across New York State, disrupting New York City and Long Island communication and prompting a weather bureau storm warning for high west and northwest winds.
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London
Daily Telegraph
the Telegraph
Hague Court
United States
Senate
New York State
New York City
Long Island
New York
Rochester
Western Union
Utlea
Altan
Ines Weather Bureau
Stop-a-while in Harbor Towed Toward Port Washington by Dalzell
The Stop-a-White sailed up the harbor from the Raritan River and passed the Battery amid dispute. In tow was the Dalzell tied ship, bound for Port Washington near Hempstead. The vessel, bearing Air Hyde’s rumored winter stay, appears dirty but could use paint.
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Raritan
Dalzelt
Atland
Port Washington
Hempstead
Air
Hyde
New York
Everelades
Roriay
He Atwood
Rescuers Find Lost Child After Bog Search
In New Haven area on May 1 a mongrel named Nit led rescuers to a bog near Orange where four year old Chester Swartaineger, missing since Saturday, lay near the edge. The boy was pulled free unconscious but revived and said he cried for help until he slept. Orange plans to award Nit a silver collar for the lifesaving aid.
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New Haven
A. S. Crosby
Orange
Orange Woods
Chester Swartainger
Croshes
Crosby
Leaith
Chester
Strikes On Six Railroads Hit Chicago Area Workers
Chicago labor actions involve maintenance of way crews from 25 railroads amounting to about 12 480 workers. The dispute centers on union recognition and wage increases, affecting multiple lines including Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul, Baltimore and Ohio Terminal, Chicago Junction, Western Indiana Melt, and Indiana Harbor Belt. Other trades show thousands more out in bricklayers and building trades. A separate ad promotes Dewey’s sparkling burgundy social drink by Dewey & Sons Co.
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Chicago
Tosmelt
Hue Railr
Minute Central
Milwautkee & St Paul
Baltimore & Ohio Terminal
Chicago Junction Railroad
Western Indiana Melt Railroad
Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad
Moving House Blocks Traffic on Avenue C
A Brooklyn block moved a house yesterday causing traffic delays on Avenue C. The frame building carrying dentist Miss Charlotte Kelley at 697 Cor Streetlyou Road halted on tracks at noon, delaying streetcars until nightfall while workers rerouted the structure toward East Broad Street where a new $40,000 fire house will be erected.
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Israel
Red Sea
Gia
Peoeklen
Khot—asterday
Charlotte Kelley
Corstelyou Road
Brooklyn
Westerday
Avenue C
East Broad Street
Johnsons New Clothes for Coronation Attire
Telegeagh to vee Tribune Chicago reports heavyweight champion Johnson plans a lavish wardrobe for royal events. The tailor's bill totals 3090 dollars for three dress suits ten fancy vests three overcoats five extra trousers three tuxedo suits and two Prince Albert coats. Johnson aims to attend the coronation in suitable attire.
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Telegeagh
Vee Tribune
Chicago
Ack" Johnson
Pasilist
Fworld
George
Talor
Johnson
Governor Dix Goes Fishing in Lake George Opening Day
Glens Falls report of Governor Dix taking advantage of the trout season opening. He motored from the summer capital, breakfasted with Charles Dix, then fished at Lake George and landed nine lake trout before returning to Albany this afternoon.
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Glens Palle
Jona
Qu Thompson
Charles Dix
Lake George
Albany
Boy Shot During Wild West Game Fatal to Three-Year-Old
In Thompsonville Connecticut on May 1 a three year old boy was shot during a Wild West game by twelve year old Nelson Gray. The child died in a Springfield Massachusetts hospital tonight. The revolver was unintentionally discharged while pointed at the boy. No action is expected by authorities.
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Thompsonville
Conn
Ater Nimest Payers
N A
Nelson Gray
Springfield
Mass
Young Gray
Hyde Indicted as Carnegie Trust Probe Moves Forward
Charles H. Hyde Chamberlain of New York faces indictment by a special grand jury probing the Carnegie Trust Company. Samuel Untermyer assured Justice Davis that Hyde would appear for arraignment at 11 this morning. Evidence centers on alleged illegal arrangements benefiting Hyde and associates, with Smith and Norcross notes tied to $14,000 transfers and loans flagged by the State Banking Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Hyde
City of New York
Carnegie Trust Company
Samuel Untermyer
Mr Hyde
Davis
Carnegie Just Company
Hyde
Joseph G Robin
Northern Bank
Robin
Sion
John V. Smith
C. $. Eaton
Charles P. Norcross
State Banking Department
National City Bank
John
Northern
Ifer
Smith
State Bankng Department
Whitman
Northern Bank Ag
Tribune
Jearnesse
Shoun
CS. Eaton
Eaton
Horle
Norcross
Hydetts
New York
Joseph G. Robin
Charies H. Hyde
William J. Cumins
Joseph B. Relelie
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Bakers
Om Thira
Saratoga Springs
Lansing
Mien
Yellowstone
Alaska-Crand
Raymond-Whitcnmb Co
J. P. Morgan
Morte D’arthur” Prize
Standard Oil and Tobacco
Day
J. Pierpont Morgan
Benson
Robert Hoes
Anne de Reanjeu
STAS
Dodd & Livingstor
George PD. Smith
Joseph Boer
Frankfort
Germany
Mme Theophile Belin
Caxton
Robert Harvey
Firet Ark of
Oxford
Francia Bernard
James I
Hebert Pur
Arthur Hoe
Manu Kon Print Collect Facturer
Chamberlain Hyde
Carnegie Truet Evand
England
Fiverglades
Dewey's
Dewey & Sons Co
Fulton Bt
N.Y
Johnson’s
Dix
CH. Hyde
Will
Chamberlain
Justice Davis
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