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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1908

Page

15

Boy a victim of taxicab strike in New York City

A schoolboy, Robert Quailey, 14, was shot in the head during a clash between strike breakers for the New York Taxicab Company and sympathizers near West 41st Street. Two taxi chauffeurs were arrested. a mob pursued cabs, and police recovered empty shells from the suspects. The incident follows ongoing strike tensions and other attacks on drivers.

New York Robert Quaileyr No. 401 West Ith Street Roosevelt Hospital West 47Th Street West Fith Street West 624 Street 57Th Street Ninth Avenue Barron Ullman Robert Stuttes Mills Hotel No. 2 Richard Dineen East 12Th Street Dineen Quailey Alonzo le Blanc Freeman Street Brooklyn 46Th Street Madison Fifth Avenues Fifth Avenue Flagee Flagge Frederick Swallow James Nolan Otio Sikes West Side Swallow Bretton Hall Broadway Wsgth Street Sikes Nolan West 116Th Street Silkes

Prison to Protect Slayer of Two Is Sentenced

Louis Poggi, who killed Kid Twist and Cy clone Lewis of the Monk Eastman gang, is sent to Elmira Reformatory by Justice Scudder in Brooklyn Supreme Court. Poggi pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter and sought safety from gang retaliation, with the judge convinced the act was self defense.

Louis Poggi Kid Twist Cyclone” Lewis Monk” Eastman Elmira Reformatory Justice Scudder Supreme Court Brooklyn Poggi Pagel Lewis Reformatory

Jockey Sues Belmont for Libel Over Post in Racing Calendar

John H Freit a nineteen year old Jersey City resident sues August Belmont for ten thousand dollars in a libel case filed in the Supreme Court. Freit alleges he worked as an exercise boy for Belmont Stable three years then was apprenticed to L V Bell, but Belmont demanded pay for services and threatened to post him in The Racing Calendar if he refused to work.

August Belmont John H. Freit Mving Fulton Street Jersey Belmont Stable Freit L. V. Bell

Bankruptcy proceedings of Coster Knapp firm continued

Referee Peter B. Olney extended cheering as he oversaw continued bankruptcy hearings for Coster Knapp & Co at 68 Willam Street. The inquiry centered on Charles Coster’s dealings with the firm and with Marshall Spader & Co as records were impounded by the referee and trustee Harlan F. Stone.

Coster, Knapp & Co Willam Street Peter B. Olney Charles Coster Marshall, Spader& Co Harlan F. Stone Lis Caaminauca

Panama Contract Fight Over Balanced Cable Crane

William A. Brothers testimony in the Panama Canal inquiry claims government bias against his balanced cable crane which was still experimental. Coronel George W. Goethals and Major General BE Garlington led sessions as Colonel Legage Pratt testified about meeting Brothers and his offer of compensation for canal contracts. The hearing was set to resume next morning at 10 o clock.

William A. Brothers Panama Canal Army Coronel George W. Goethals Isthmian Canal Commission Mr. Brothers BE. A. Garlington Legage Pratt Congress St. New Jersey Pratt Panama Brothers

Relief of Unemployed Discusses Plans at Duane Street Meet

Edmond Kelly reports to a special unemployed committee meeting results of talks with the Corporation Counsel and Sage Endowment trustees about relief measures. Proposed city work houses, 2000 acres for vagrant labor, and use of public buildings as shelters are discussed with mayoral action sought. A medal is awarded to J. Eads How for his work.

Edmond Kelly National Committee For the Relief of the Unemployed Mme Anna Gould Count de Castellane No. 20 Duane Street Corporation Counsel Robert W. de Forest Sage Endowment Hebberd de Forest MacClellen Brotherhood Welfare Society J. Eads How

Grand Jury Foreman Faces Bias Charge in Hains Shooting Case

John P. McIntyre accuses Queens County grand jury foreman William H Williams Jr of bias amid the Hains brothers shooting of William E Annis. District Attorney Darrin says the protest is unprecedented and has summoned the grand jury to appear before Justice Garretson in Flushing Supreme Court.

William H. Williams Queens County Grand Jury John P. McIntyre Peter C. Hains, Jr T. Jenkins Hains William E. Annis Garretson Queens County Supreme Court Flushing Dnstrict Darrin McIntyre Wiliams Annis Williams Hains Brothers Grand Jury Supreme Court

Girl Lands on Engine After Railroad Crossing Crash

At Highwood New Jersey on October 7 Misses Clara Amend Susan Bliss and Etta Amend escaped death when a Northern Railroad passenger train struck their auto. Gatekeeper John Connor failed to see the New York bound train due to timetable changes. Miss Etta Amend was found unconscious on the engine pilot and revived at Englewood Hospital.

Highwood N. J Clara Etta Amend Susan Bliss Connor New York Miss Bliss Miss Clara Amend Miss Etta Amend Englewood Hospital

Boxing Revival Planned at Coney Island Club

Martin Julian, brother in law of Robert Fitzsimmons, has leased the Deluge building on Surf Avenue and will fit it as a boxing club. If police do not interfere, bouts may resume at Coney Island within two weeks, with six round fights to be staged under an even, fair system.

Coney Island Martin Julian Robert Fitzsimmons Julian

Pastor Denies Divorce Charges in Supreme Court

Justice Dayton reserved decision on May and Jacobson's application to confirm the referee report granting a divorce to Frank W. Perkins. Rev. Thomas Newton Owen, pastor of First Congregational Church Bristol Rhode Island, opposed the motion, claiming he learned of the action late. Perkins alleged acts years ago at an Arverne boarding house. Owen was a boarder. La Rue defended by detailing Mrs Perkins’s caregiving and Owen’s past as a divinity student.

May & Jacobson Park Row Frank W. Perkins Justice Dayton Supreme Court Thomas Newton Owen First Congregational Church Bristol R. I Charles la Rue Nasan Street Owen

Founders Week Parade Showcases Philadelphia Industries

Philadelphia witnessed a large Founders Week parade with 192 floats across fifteen divisions including Allied Building Trades Brewers and Allied Trades Book Trade Drugs and more. Floats featured working scenes from manufacturing sectors a telephone exchange on a float drawn by forty horses and a wood replica of Old Ironsides the first locomotive. A labor parade followed with speeches from city and nearby town labor groups.

Philadelphia Industries of

Cotton strike continues as talks fail in Manchester

In Manchester on October 7 representatives of cotton manufacturers and their employers met to end the strike but reached no settlement. Winston Spencer Churchill, president of the Board of Trade, plans to arbitrate next week with both sides hopeful for a settlement.

Manchester England Winston Spencer Churchill Board of Trade

Frank Jones Floated After Hudson Grounding

The steamer Frank Jones of the New York and Albany Transportation Company, which ran aground fifteen miles below Albany in fog, was floated early today and sent on to New York.

Frank Jones Albany New York and Albany Transportation Company Hudson River New York

Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac and Wireless Reports

The notice lists oceanic arrivals and wireless reports for ships near Sandy Hook and New York with times for high water and moon phases. It records vessel names, origins, routes, and docking projections across Atlantic ports and forthcoming sailings.

Thigh Water Sandy Hook Island Hell Gate

Winter dresses and tuxedo wear at Racers Peer & Company

Racers Peer & Company offers full winter formal wear including evening dress suits from 70 to 85 dollars, tuxedo coats, overcoats, silk hats, gloves, ties, patent leather shoes, and boys tuxedo suits with accessories across their three Broadway stores at Warren Street, 13th Street, and 34th Street.

Broadway Warren St 13Th St 34Th St

Transpacific Steamship Schedules in October List

A fragmented roster shows ships like Nippon Maru Empress of China Ning Chow and US Transport scheduling routes through Honolulu San Francisco Seattle Vancouver and Victoria with departures on October 15 18 22 23 and 31 to destinations including Japan Corea China Hawaii New Zealand Australia Philippine Islands and Guam.

New Yor Japan Korea China Philippine Islands Seattle Tahiti Marquesas San Francisco Mariposa Hawaii Hawai Corea Philip Pine Islands New Zealand Australia Samoan Islands New Caledonia Yeddo Siberia

Shipping News Arrivals and Departures with Passenger Loads

Steamer Caronia arrives from Liverpool and Queenstown with 979 total aboard, Steamer Strathtay reports long voyage via Delaware Breakwater to New York with sugar, several vessels dock at the Bar. Other ships listed include Re d Italia, Majestic, Germania, Barbarossa, Havana, Talisman, Advance, President Grant, Denver, Nicholas Cuneo, Adventure, Clan Robertson, and more with routes and cargo.

Caronia Don Liverpool Queenstown Cunard Ss Co. Ltd Bar Princess Anne Tapley Newport News Norfolk Old Dominion Si Co Strathtay McKenzie Sourabaya Cheriben Pasaroean Samarang Batavia Colombo Aden Port Said Algiers St Michaels Delaware Breakwater American Sugar Refining Co J H Winchester & Co Re d'Italia Ital Cignoni Genoa Naples Palermo Almeria Cesare Conti Moise Majestic Hayes Southampton Cherbourg White Star Line Germania Lagols Marseilles J W Elwell & Co Barbarossa Ger von Bardeleben Bremen Oelrichs & Co Havana Oakes New York & Cuba Malls Co Talisman Nor Olsen Matanzas Finch, Edge & Co Advance Hammord Cristobal Parlara RR Ss President Grant Witt Hamburg Boulogne Flymouth Hamburg- American Line Denver Staples Galveston Key West Mallory 'S Co Nicholas Cuneo Jensen Port Antonio Cuneo Importing Co Adventure Couch St John's Harvey

Magistrate Upholds City Sidewalk Clearance Policy

In Jefferson Market court Magistrate Harris ruled city officials may seize goods left on sidewalks that obstruct pedestrians. Four fur cases valued at 890 dollars from Broadway and 10th street were taken to incumbrance yards after a representative of Bonts & Co. failed to secure satisfaction from Commissioner Crowell. The court declined grand larceny charges, affirming support for the Street Cleaning Department to keep sidewalks clear.

Harris Jefferson Market Court William Harnett Edward McGuire Department of Broadway 10Th Street Incumbrance Canal West Streets Bonts & Co Crowell Harnett and McGuire

Steamers at Foreign Ports in Early October

Shipping list of ships departing and arriving in ports including Libau Malta Queenstown Plymouth Stettin and others with destinations such as Singapore Liverpool Cherbourg Southampton New York Boston and Port Said. Notable vessels include Carmania Teutonic Deutschland and Spithead with routes via Cherbourg Queenstown and Melbourne.

Matt Vesse Sen Non Cedric Liverpool White Star Blucher Hamburg Hamb-Am la Lorraine Havre French Merida Havana Ward Guiana Barbados Quebec Apis Argentina F Wilhelm Bremen Lloyd Pannonia Naples Cutard Moltke de Ule Comanche Jacksonville Clyde Monroe Norfolk Old Fem City of Savannah Rosalind Newfoundland Red Cross Prine Maurers Haytt Vigilancia Nassau I Hamilton Old Dom York Southampton American Umbria Canari Pernambuco Caracas Puerto Rico Ited Dagfred Curagao Hed de Ponce Vee Maracas Grenada Trinidad Wilelm Colon Santos Prince Lincoln Hamb Finland Antwerp Red Star Mesaba London California Glasgow Anchor Barbarossa N G Konig Albert Estonia Libau Denver Galveston Mallory Iroquois Jefferson Dominion Ead Atlanta Clan Robertson Cape Town Port Elizabeth Diamant Gers Gothenburg Laura Patras Lucania Bri Queens—town Roma Marseilles Northman Tampico Relay Vera Cruz Colorado Key West Tampa Mobile Newport News Momus New Orleans Nueces Ocmulgee Brunswick Adriatic Plymouth Cherbourg Ailal Ger Port-au-Prince Cape Haytl Etc Russia New York Rotterdam Malta Matoppo Singapore Manila Queenstown Carmania Teutonic Stettin Deutschland Tank Bermuda Bermudian O Ct Neon Lizard Gallico Hull Arndam iDutch Boulogne Gibraltar Wildenfels Port Said Aden

St. Mary's to be broken up for fittings in Brooklyn yard

The old training ship St. Mary's leaves the Brooklyn navy yard for Boston to be broken up for brass and copper fittings and hull sheathing. Sold at auction last August, Thomas Butler & Sons bought her for about $5,000.

St. Mary's Brooklyn Navy Yard Boston Thomas Butler & Sons

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