Strikers Riot in Williamsburg Leaves 35 Hurt
A large clash in the Italian quarter near Metropolitan Avenue Williamsburg involved about 600 Italian and Polish workers and strikebreakers. Police say 35 rioters were hospitalized and 12 were jailed after a night of stones, clubs, and gunfire injures patrolmen and civilians.
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Brooklyn
Metropolitan Avenue
Williamsburg
Williamsburg Hospital
Bedford Avenue
Manhattan
Havemeyer
Sam Parks
Sugar House
Kent Avenue
South 4Th Street
Kent
Wythe Avenue
Maans Restaurant Park Row listing
Continued on second page references Maans Restaurant located in Park Row Building offering meals for ladies with lunch dinner and music events in the surroundings.
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Maan
Park Row
mAdve
Baltic Grounded in Fog Off Sandy Hook After Collision Avoidance
The Baltic of the White Star Line ran aground in fog while swinging to avoid a tramp steamer near Sandy Hook. Tug Reliance and wrecking teams worked through the night. passengers include Andrew Carnegie and other notable figures. The ship’s set and dimensions are given, with prior groundings by other vessels noted in the lower bay.
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Baltic
White Star Line
Gedney
Sandy Hook
Southwest Spit
Andrew Carnegie
Margaret Carnegie
Countess of Yarmouth
H. H. Rogers
Baroness de Buren
Charles Lancer
Henry Barton Jacobs
George Hale
James Orr
Jefferson Seligman
Frederick Topping
W. Butler Johnson
S. P. Everett
George R. Fairing
Marc Klaw
Elise Marie
Amsterdam
Philip Ruprecht & Co
Ransom
Merritt-Chapman Wrecking Company
William E. Chapman
Edward Denning
Stapleton
Bellance
Leta D. Potter
Hner
Potter
Reliance
IMM
Belfast
Ireland
Harland & Wolff, Limited
Minneapolis
Celtic
Southampton
Caronia
Deutschland
Etruria
Romer Shoal
Senator Platt Moves to Elmendorf for Massage Treatment
Friends disclose Senator Thomas C. Platt left the Hotel Gotham on April 29 for a plain West 11th Street apartment at 133 West 11th Street near Sixth Avenue. He lives with Mr. and Mrs. Abel and commutes to the United States Express Building for work. move reportedly for easier access to massage treatment and to avoid calls at night.
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Thomas C. Platt
Gotham
Elmendorf
West 11Th Street
Sixth and
Seventh Avenues
Hotel
Tribune
Senator Platt
Hotel Gotham
The
Abel
Mr. Platt
Arlington
Washington
Senate
United States Express Company
Platt
Mr. Bennett
Custom House
Scene of Steunenberg murder case to proceed
Charles H. Moyer and William D. Haywood are named as accused in the Steunenberg murder case. The scene centers on charges connected to the crime and the men identified as suspects.
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Steunenberg
Recount Bill Fails In Senate Judiciary Committee
Senator Grady pushed the recount bill for reporting in the Senate Judiciary Committee. Six votes for reporting and one against defeated the attempt as seven votes are needed to report a bill. Senator McCarren opposed, ensuring defeat, while others accused of preconcerted tactics. Grady plans another try next Wednesday as the committee reconvenes.
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Tribune
Albany
May
Grady
Senate Judiciary Committee
McCarren
Page
Cohalan
Taylor
Davis
Cobb
Smith
Armstrong
Allis
Hinman
Raines
Grattan
Submarine volcanic eruption sighted off Groix and Belle Isle
Trawlers report bright flames and heavy smoke rising from the sea about 44 miles southwest of Groix and 60 miles west of Belle Isle. The Kernevel approached the area to assist but found no burning vessel as flames and smoke persisted through the night and grew more violent by morning.
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L’orient
France
Island
Groix
Belle Isle
Ker Nevel
Rmeder
Woman Dies in Brooklyn Fire at Ocean Avenue Home
Miss Anna C Duppin visiting the Mathersons died from suffocation when a blaze destroyed their No 489 Ocean Avenue residence in Brooklyn. Mr and Mrs Matherson and a servant were overcome. they were hospitalized in serious condition. The cause of the fire was not determined.
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Anna C. Duppin
Stephen Matherson
Ocean Avenue
Brooklyn
Matherson
Kings County Hospital
Miss Duppin
Mathersons
Kentucky
Mr. Matherson
Manhattan
Haywood Trial Opens After Bill of Particulars Denied
Boise Idaho May 8 Judge Wood overruled the defense motion for a bill of particulars linking William D Haywood to the Steunenberg murder and cleared the way for his trial starting tomorrow. Jury selection will take weeks as the case expands. The city hosts reporters and a cautious public as Haywood Moyer and Pettibone await trial.
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Boise
Idaho
Frank Steunenberg
Fremont Wood
Ada County
William LD. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Wood
Haywood
Hodgin
Hawley
Borah
Coeur d’Alenes
Ohio Republicans seek unity behind Taft and Foraker
In Cincinnati George B. Cox endorses Taft for President Foraker for Senator and Harris for Governor urging Republicans to unite for party success. He says personal differences with Taft are past and backs a broad Ohio consensus. In Toledo Walter F. Brown calls a May 15 meeting to endorse Taft and restore harmony.
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Cincinnati
W. H. Taft
J. B. Foraker
United States
A. L. Harris
Taft
Foraker
Harris
Senator Foraker
Cox
Ohio
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati Times-Star
Toledo
Walter F. Brown
Republican State Central Committee
Buckeye Republican Club
Columbus
Republican State Executive Committee
Congress
State Central Committee
Brown
Republicans Unite Behind Hughes Public Utilities Bill
Albany May 8 Republican Senators convened and unanimously supported the public utilities bill draft as examined by Governor Hughes. The caucus urged reporting the bill promptly with any amendments to be vetted in a GOP caucus. The session noted strong Roosevelt-backed unity and pending Assembly action.
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Tribune
Albany
Public Utilities
Hughes
Page
Kelsey
Roosevelt
Assembly
Republican State Committee
Capitol
William L. Ward
Westchester
George W. Aldridge
Monroe
William Barnes, Jr
Lucius N. Littauer
Long Island
Bennet
New York
William J. Youngs
No Compromise by Taft Seeks Republican Nominat
Washington May 8 The Taft drive to secure the Republican nomination gained momentum as Ohio backing appeared assured. Ohio Republican leaders Brown Cox Foraker Harris voiced support for Taft Foraker senator and Harris governor. Taft, asked for comment, kept silence and offered a few remarks about Cuba Panama or Porto Rico and the War Department. Continued on third page.
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Ohio
Cuba
Panama
Porto Rico
War Department
Tribune
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