Unrest at Cooper Union Ends with Berkman Arrests
Police quell disturbance as Berkman and Emma Goldman are removed from Cooper Union hall after an anarchist rally. The unemployed crowd, about a thousand strong, marches from Duane to Lafayette and disperses with patrolmen maintaining order. Several speakers, including Dr. Benjamin Reitman, clashed publicly before Berkman was seized and a woman companion arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East 5Th Street
Berkman
Emma Goldman
Duane
Lafayette
Cooper Union
J. Eads How
Hobo
Mr. How
How
William Coakley
Central Federated Union
Benjamin Reitman
Reitman
Charles Oberwager
Oberwager
Law
Unemployed Association
St. Louis
Hisgen
Willie Scott Blackburn
Memphis
Ramsey Sisters
Coakley
Socialist meeting at Grand Central Palace to fund The Call
Robert Hunter presided over a crowd of over five thousand socialists at Grand Central Palace last evening to raise money for sustaining The Call. James Tole and Rev Alexander Irvine backed the effort while Clarence Darrow praised workers and attacked the closed shop as un-American. petitions urged Roosevelt to reverse Commissioner Shields's deportation order of Jan Pouren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hunter
Grand Central Palace
James Tole
Big Six” Typographical Union
Mr. Hunter
Caroline van Name
Roosevelt
Shields
Jan Pouren
Republican
Democratic
Independence Party
Socialist Party
Alexander Irvine
Clarence S. Darrow
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Steunenberg
Idaho
Mr. Darrow
Darrow
Communion set found in church after a century
A 1767 communion set given by Lieutenant Governor Moses Gill of Princeton has been discovered in a deep closet under the church organ of the Congregational Church in Princeton Massachusetts. The closet had not been used for almost a hundred years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Princeton
Mass
Congregational Church
Moses Gill
Woman fatally shoots husband then aims at self in Kentucky
In Fremingsburg near Maysville Edward Smoot was shot four times in the back by his wife during a jealousy dispute and died instantly. She then attempted to shoot herself in the arm but survived the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
Edward Smoot
Fremingsburg
Eee
Kans City clears seven months of quiet then returns to old ways
In Kansas City Missouri on September 7 the town ended a seven month closed period and resumed normal activity. Reports mention a hidden man in a mine near Scottsburg Alabama and a posse awaiting hunger to force surrender. Other items note a murder suspect in Sherman and a daring accident in San Jose.
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Kansas City
Capeaee
Joseph Sciurba
Aoa
Secottsburg
Sherman
James C. Denham
Bar
San José
Cal
Jetter
Thaw in Jeopardy Over Pittsburg Examination Plan
Harry K. Thaw faces a possible transfer from Dutchess County jail to Pittsburg for a creditors examination in bankruptcy. Referee Blair signed the order. Roger O Mara named trustee with reduced bond. Thaw may not travel before habeas corpus proceedings in White Plains and must await Justice Mills approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Blair
Thaw
Boyd
Poughkeepsie
H. M. Bain
Roger O'Mara
O’mara
William A. Stone
Pennsylvania
United States
Southern District
N. Y
Harry K. Thew
White Plains
Charles Morschauser
Justice Mills
Supreme Court
Albany
State Commission
Ferris
Dutchess County
Isaac N. Mills
Mount Vernon
Commission
Chanler
Fire Fatality From Brooklyn House Blaze at 74 Fulton
A second story fire at 74 Fulton Street Brooklyn trapped a woman and led contractor William Hearn to rescue a 72 year old retiree John Tuck. Tuck died from burns as Hearn carried him downstairs through flames. Marie Clappert aided in the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
William Hearn
Hearn
John Tuck
Marie Clappert
Cumbreland Street Hospital
Tuck
William Clapper
Pastor Weds Divorcée in Tent in Richmond Hill
The Rev. Dr. William H. Lawrence of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church and Mrs. May Guerney Edwards married in a gospel tent to avoid reporters. Officiant Rev. Theodore F. Clarke conducted the service after a note from Lawrence requesting the ceremony at the close of the meeting. Lawrence said Edwards divorced last April from a husband he calls a bigamist and that church law allowed the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Lawrence
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Richmond Hill
May Guerney Edwards
John Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Theodore F. Clarke
Lawrence
Clarke
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maritime sailing schedule lists ships and ports
The page shows a sequence of ship names and their departure or arrival ports with times for dates in September. Vessels include Kronprinz Wichm Bremen Noordam City of Columbus Apache Monroe Lucania Adriatic Venezia Abruzzi San Marcos Princess Anne La Provence Cedric Blicher Merida Altai Colon Corsican Prince Co F Tietgen Barbarossa Altonia City of Savannah Comanche Cameguey among others with operations in Bermuda Halifax Havre Naples Havana and other ports.
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Mall
Lins
Kronprinz Wich
Bremen
Lloyd Tps
Bermudian
Bermuda
Quebec
Noordam
Rotterdam
Holland
City of Columbus
Savannah
Apache
Jacksonville
Clyde
Monroe
Norfolk
Old Dominion
la Provence
Havre
French
Cedric
Liverpool
White Star
Blicher
Hamburg
Merida
Havana
Ward
Altai
Jnagua
Hamb
Colon
Panama
R. R
Bahia
Co. F. Tietgen
Copenhagen
Scandae
Barbarossa
N. G. Lloyd
Altonia
Naples
Cunard
City of Savannah
Savanna
Comanche
Cameguey
Guantanamo
Shipping News Arrivals At The Bar
Steamer Anita arrives at Nipe Bay with one passenger and fruit. Steamer Suriname docks with eight passengers mails and noise at Bar. Muncaster Castile arrives with moved cargo via Yokohama and Manila routes. Navahoe clears quarantine with passengers and cargo. Main sails Bremen to New York and Baltimore with 255 cabin and 315 steerage passengers. Finland arrives Antwerp Dover with 448 cabin and 547 Sanaso passengers. Caracas reaches San Juan with 38 passengers mails and noise. Clothilde Cuneo docks Port Antonio with fruit. Crown Prince lists multiple South American legs ending at Bahia.
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Anita
Nipe Bay
Cuban Planters’ Co
Bar
Suriname
Egmond
Paramaribo
Trinidad
Finch, Edge & Co
Royal Dutch West India Mail Co
Moise
Muncaster Castile
Watson
Hiogo
Yokohama
Manila
Cebu
Aden
Boston
William H Tweddell & Co
Fire Island
Navahoe
Hale
Georgetown
Wilmington
Clyde Ss Co
Passsengers
Main
Ger
Jantzen
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
New York
Baltimore
Finland
Bradshagg
Antwerp
Dover
Red Star Line
Sanaso
Caracas
Furst
San Juan
Boulton, Bliss & Dallett
Clothilde Cuneo
Nor
Borge
Port Antonio
Cuneo Importing Co
Crown Prince
McKegg
Santos
Rio de Janeiro
Victoria
Bahia
Paul F
Bargain Sale for Boys at Rocer s Peet & Company
Bargains across three Broadway stores offer boys suits, sailor outfits, knee trousers, negligee shirts, blouses and shoes. Notable prices include $3.50 for Russian and Sailor Suits and $2.10 to $1.85 on shoes. Stores at 258 42 1302 Warren Street and near City Hall Union Square Herald Square.
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Broadway
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
City Hall
Union Square
Herald Square
Portland doctor found dead amid suspected suicide at Mills Hotel
A man registered as C. H. Brooks of Portland is found dead in a Mills Hotel room at Seventh Avenue and 38th Street. Coroner and police doubt foul play but await autopsy results. A desperate wife letter hints at morphine use and collapse of hope, with ominous threats toward her children.
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C. H. Brooks
Portland
Mills Hotel
Seventh Avenue
38Th Street
Duane Street
W. L. Ramage
Armour & Co
Brooks
Philip O'Hanlon
Harburger
Dr. Brooks
Alice
Church of the Holy Innocents
Father McNamara
Diverse Steamers Arrive and Depart with Passengers and Goods
A list of steamers including Jose Nor Sorensen from Port Barrios to United Fruit Co with 9 cabin passengers and moise. Comus to New Orleans. Hellig Olav Dan Egense to Copenhagen. Masconomo Br Chisholm to Antwerp. El Alba to Galveston. Bradford Ger Oertel to Port Antonio with 16 passengers. Porto Rico to New York Baltimore. Rotterdam Dutch Bonjer to Rotterdam Boulogne with 445 first cabin 564 second cabin 230 steerage and noise. Satilla Sabine Pass with sulphur. Seminole Santo Domingo City to Clyde Ss Co with 47 cabin passengers mails and moise. Paloma Cuban to Gibara with 13 passengers and moise. Iroquois Br tank with rapeseed oil. Henrik Ibsen Nor Sourabaya sugar. and a note on various steamers sailing to Norfolk Port Antonio and other destinations.
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Eee & Co
Moise
Jose (Nor
Sorensen
Port Barrios
Bocas del Toro
Santa Marta
United Fruit Co
Comus
Boyd
New Orleans
Southern Pacific Co
Hellig Olav
Dan
Egense
Copenhagen
Christiania
Christiansand
Finch, Edge & Co
Bar
Masconomo
Chisholm
Antwerp
Bradford
Ger
Oertel
Port Antonio
United Fruit Company
Porto Rico
Delano
Baltimore
New York and
Baltimore Transportation Line
Mdse
Rotterdam
Bonjer
Boulogne
Holland
Paloma
Merton
Gibara
Porto Padre
Nuevitas
Nipe
Munson
Iroquois
Scott
Navahoe
Collie
London
Philip Ruprecht
Transatlantic Passage Timelines Enter New York Transit
A string of ships from multiple nations arrives or proceeds to New York from ports worldwide including Queenstown Glasgow Bremen Hamburg Naples Plymouth Cherbourg Genoa and more. The list notes ships names origins routes and final destinations with several vessels proceeding to or from New York and European or Asian ports.
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Queenstown
Mauretania
New York
Liverpool
Glasgow
Columbia
Moville
Dover
Kroonland
Antwerp
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Christiania
Foochow
Indrant
Singapore
Hong Kong
Malta
Koranna
Manila
Shanghai
Japan
London
Minneapolis
Naples
Re d'Italia
Ital
Ees
Volturns
Rotterdam
Lincoln
Ger
Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Almeria
Martha Washington
Trieste
Stettin
Mannheim
Madonna
Pavy
Nord America
Acilia
Tacoma
Grosser Kurfurst
Havre
Hudson
St Leonard's
Gibraltar
Koenigin Luise
Genoa
Germania
Marseilles
Provincia
Principe di Piemonte
Eva
Huelva
Kasama
Penang
Calcutta
Boston
Inventory of Nations Resources Nearing Completion
Henry Gannett of Washington who leads the Cuban census work is nearly finished with the project and will oversee the first national inventory of natural resources for the United States by order of President Roosevelt. This effort ties into the conservation commission gathering in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Gannett
Roosevelt
United States
Conservation Commission
Coroner Dooley's Launch Roy Destroyed By Fire
A twenty five foot naphtha launch named Roy, owned by Coroner Peter Dooley, burned and was destroyed in the Hudson River between 624 and So Street last night. No one was aboard, and the boat was valued at about $1,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Hudson River
So Street
Peter Dooley
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Report
The wireless note cites the Kaiser Wilhelm U. reported 266 miles east of Gandy Hook at 6:30 yesterday afternoon and expected to reach around 7:30 this morning. Tidal times for Sandy Hook Gov. Island and Hell Gate are listed with high water and moon phases.
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Moon Sete
Moon
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Kaiser Wilhelm U
Gandy Hook
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Hunter
Telegraphic News Notes
Fred Bisse
San Francisco
Nushagak
Bristol Bay
Alaska
Chicago
Dr. Lawrence
Makras
Kaiser
Lloyd
Pring
Kingston
Ateee - Ward
Oes
Surinam
Pwi
Korona
Thomas
Hull
Pseeess Wilson Bordeaux
Fortunata
Mesaba
Rio Grande
Mobile
Mallory
Lloyd Friedrich der Grosse Bremen
Devonshire
Norte
Galveston
Pacific
Caronia
Majestic
Southampton
W. Star
Corrientes
Barbados
S. A
Boniface
Para
Oese Hamb
Patricia
Windemere
Shipping’ News
Port of
Rocers, Peet & Company
Dorothy
Nicholas Cuneo
Hamilton
Newport News
Saramacca
Gut Hell
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Dennis
Walter J. Buzby
Galen Hall
N. J
F. L. Young
Mer
Marlborough
Blenheim Atlanticerry
Josiah White & Gas
Peninsula
H House
Ocean Front
Aan River
Pleasure Bay
Charles H. Dederer
Dooley
Marine Intelligence
Earl & Wilson
Ng Stratford
Ocean
A. W, Lyman
Criterion
Hattie Williams
Empire Theatre
St Eves
Margaret Illington
John Drew
Jack Straw
KCKE
45Th St
Lyceum
Billie Burke
Hudson Omeet Wee
Robert Edeson
Birdland
Matt
Betsy
Mimic World
Tocmw
Ficta Herald SQ
Fitch
Daly
Hackett
John Mason
St. W
Weber
ASTOR
B'way
St. Eve
WM. Hodge
Man
Wallace
the Times
Arnold
Secenseanox
Peis
Belasco
West
David Belasco
Harrison Grey Fiske
Ceorce — Arliss
Shakespeare
Canada
Hliberty
Lillian Russell
Ana Geo Wetionare
Wiildfire
AL Eatin Ao
Frank McKee
Algeria
Gaielvyy
New Amsterdam
Somme
Wid Witney
New York Theatre
Academy “of Music
Mmai
Fr Molnar
Oliver Herfora
Blaney
Cee SQ
Emma Carus
Alex Carr
Metrop
Frank Bush
Acta
Colonial Mat
Alhambra
Eva Tanguay
Salome
Empire City Quartet
Eal Cuttys
Bernardi
Virginia Harned & Co
Anderson, Matthews & Ashley
Jammerstein
Vist
Dreamland
LUNA
Preston
Beach Park Na
Se Grand Fire Works
Eek
Rovrazy_ Jane
North America
Canadian Pacific
E. V. Skinner
Massachusetts
Berkshire Hills
the Hotel
Aspinwall
Lenox, Mass
Berkshires
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
C. D. Seavey
Briarcliff
Lodge
Briarcliff Manor
Grand Central Station
Scarborough
David B. Plumer
East 46Th St
Gath
The
Palatine
H. N. Bain
Tribune
6Th Ave
12Th St
125Th St
Gilet St
1St Ave
Soth
Tremont Ave
Sd Ave
Hotel Gramatan
Bronxville
Westchester County
Newport
J. Lannin Company
Garden City
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