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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1908

Page

15

Central Federated Union Rebukes Unemployed Committee

The Central Federated Union denounced the unemployed committee and exposed a ruse to send speakers to Cooper Union on Labor Day. Delegates branded the move a business scheme, repudiated the committee, and ordered future inquiries to go to the executive committee first.

National Committee For the Relief of Central Federated Union Cooper Union Alexander Berkman J. Bads Haw Alexander Law Benjamin Reitman Lew Coakley Reitman Bohm Herman Robinson

Keir Hardie Explains How Workers Can Rule

English MP Keir Hardie visits the Central Federated Union at Noroton with Robert Hunter and Rose Pastor Stokes. He argues for a united labor party and direct representation, noting Labour’s rise and the need for workers to win political power through ballots, unions, and electoral influence. He cites past attempts, injunctions, and a strengthened Labour bill while urging press recognition of socialist and trades union unity.

Central Federated Union James Keir Hardie Robert Hunter Noroton Conn Rose Pastor Stokes Keir Hardie

Freight wreck in Ohio leaves two dead and a missing man

Two black men were killed, another injured, and a white man reported missing after a Lake Shore line freight wreck between Huron and Vermilion. The men rode in a freight car en route from Cleveland to Toledo when fourteen cars overturned during the incident early today.

Sandusky Ohio Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railway Huron Vermilion Cleveland Toledo

Pedlers Rally Over Schwartz Arrest In New York

More than five thousand pushcart pedlers from nine unions formed the United Citizens Pedlers Association of Greater New York to protest the arrest of pushcart license dealer Sigmund Schwartz. They allege false charges by expelled members including Louis Alter. Schwartz, out on bail, faces Tombs court Friday. organizers threaten a march on the Mayor if he is not discharged.

United Citizens Pedlers’ Association of Greater New York Sigmund Schwartz Schwartz Louis Alter Norfolk Street Tombs

Suspected firebug held after Harlem assault arrest

Frank Muldoon aged nineteen of 236 Wadsworth avenue was arrested early yesterday on a charge of assaulting David Feltyn of 177 Wadsworth avenue. Police believe Muldoon started a fire at 616 and 618 West 182d street. He was arraigned before Magistrate Moss in Harlem Court and held in $25 for examination Friday.

Frank Muldoon Wadsworth Avenue the Tribune David Feltyn Moss Harlem

Temperance Parade Assaults Mar Dissenters in Little Rock

In Little Rock on September 13 unidentified assailants attacked temperance marchers with eggs during a protest against saloon licenses. Three preachers a temperance leader and a spectator were struck in the incident ahead of Monday’s license vote.

Little Rock Ark Arkansas

Prosecutor Seizes 64 Alleged Gamblers in Atlantic City Raid

Atlantic City September 13 Prosecutor Goldenberg raided three alleged gambling houses capturing about sixty four black men all jailed with orders not to release until Monday. Police chief Woodruff questions the move while deputies were sworn in and some bail was granted despite protests from reformers and saloon interests. The battle over liquor rules continues as small saloonkeepers oppose a Bishops act clause aiding hotel operators with meals.

the Tribune Atlantic City Goldenberg Woodruff Police Department Raines Stoy-Kenhale Royal Arch Saloonkeepers’ Association Bishops

Dr Flower's Wife Vanishes After Release

Richmond dispatch reports Mrs. Horace F. Courtland, wife of Dr. R. C. Flower, fled the city after release from custody amid allegations of involvement in the Appalachian Mining and Smelting Company stock swindle. Detectives pursue Flower, now believed to be in Washington, while Courtland claims marriage in Philadelphia and seeks to dissociate from the scheme.

Tribune Richmond Horace FE. Courtland R. C. Flower Meiden Philadelphia Flower Hagaman Hageaman-Delabarre Hagaman-Delatorre

Last appearance of Picture Rocks exposed on Ohio River

Beaver Pennsylvania September 13 For the first time in over twenty years the Ohio River is so low as to expose the famous picture rocks at Smiths Ferry below here The rocks carved in stone of the river bed are three hundred years old and depict horses a parade of Indians an immense turtle and many footprints Crowds viewed them as dams along the Ohio River lower water levels reveal the stones and it is said the rocks will not be visible again

England Great Britain Labor Party Uiion Labor Republican Democratic Trades Union Movement Socialist Movement Debs Newsae The Tribune Beaver Penn Ohio River Smith’s Ferry

Comstock Examines Sun Worshippers in Lowell Visit

Anthony Comstock, secretary of moral reform, spent six hours in Lowell investigating Mazdaznas, the sun worshipping sect linked to Mrs. Michelle Dutton’s restraint suit. He sought whether secret rites were printed and left for New York, with leaders warning of potential criminal prosecution and seeking aid from Little Master Hanish of Chicago.

the Tribune Lowell Mass Anthony Comstock New York Michelle Dutton Ellen Shaw Society Hanish Chicago

Fatal beating by Black suspect elicits manhunt in Brookshire

In Brookshire Texas on September 13 Judge Ruchtrin, a prominent farmer and stockman, was struck and fatally hurt by Raymond Newton a Black man. Newton fled and was pursued by a large posse with bloodhounds. Authorities fear mob violence if the suspect is captured.

Brookshire Tex Ruchtrin Raymond Newton Newton

Moriarty Murder Mystery Remains Unsolved

No progress has been made in solving the death of Captain Daniel Moriarty who was attacked at 16th street and Ogden avenue on September 4 and died the same day. Two Swedes were arrested but released after Moriarty did not file a complaint. Coroner Schwannecke protests the police action and seeks charges against Patrolman Weiss for negligence.

Daniel Moriarty The Tribune 16Th Street Ogden Avenue Weiss Morrisania Moriarty Schwannecke Bronx Captain Moriarty Captain Brennan

New Yorker Rescued After Surf Drowning Attempt

Romulus Bolander of New York nearly drowned at Ocean City New Jersey as cramps struck during a surf bath. Lifeguards Longwell and Haggerty saved him but their boat toppled, injuring Longwell. Haggerty aided both men until Bolander regained consciousness about an hour later.

Ocean City N. J Romulus Bolander New York Longwell Haggerty Bolander

Raincoats Advertised For Weekend Weather Wear

In this Saturday advertisement we suggest raincoats for any weather, promoting Fall overcoats made of all wool fabrics treated by the Priestley Cravenette Process. Prices range from $18 to $35. Also advertising other Fall overcoats. Rocers Peer & Company with three Broadway stores and additional locations.

Priestley Cravenette

Bond Coupons Gone in Paterson Theft Mystery

Paterson New Jersey detectives and Bordentown Bank officials probe the theft of 200 dollars in city bond coupons. The coupons were cut and mailed to Paterson Treasurer Herman Kohlhaas by a bank messenger from Bordentown, then mislaid or lost after a suspect, Merrit D. Mann of Trenton, claimed the check would be sent special delivery. The case centers on how Mann obtained the coupons and why the check has not surfaced, with the Bordentown bank bearing the loss if unresolved.

Paterson N. J Bordentown Paterson City Bordentown National Bank Herman J. Kohlhaas Bordentown Bank First National Bank Merrit D. Mann Trenton Mann

Labor leaders outline role in Massachusetts campaign

Boston September 13. The Massachusetts AFL executive board legislative committee and a special eighteen member committee at Faneuil Hall outlined the labor share in politics. They approved AFL policy toward national politics and sent resolutions to Democratic officials seeking consideration of E Gerry Brown of Brockton as gubernatorial candidate. An inter ference by writers of platform to promise labor more than it can obtain was rejected.

Boston Massachusetts American Federation of Labor Faneuil Hall Samuel Gompers E. Gerry Brown Brockton

Died On Eve Of 25000 Job In Pittsburgh

In Pittsburgh on September 13, Andrew Kloman III was found dead. Police and the coroner pursued a self inflicted death theory after a plan to marry Kate Jack and sail to Europe fell apart. He was to start a $25,000 steel job after returning October 1.

the Tribune Pittsburg Andrew Kloman Kate Jack Kloman Europe The Steel Corporation

Delay May Cause Lower Rates In Southeast Railroads

Telegraph dispatch from Atlanta reports Illinois Central cannot raise freight rates in the Southeast as other lines have. Railroads may grant the Illinois Central the lower rate of two cents per hundred pounds on hay grain and flour. The ICC reportedly may deny the increase due to late notice. Meanwhile Harriman's road handles nearly all business.

The Tribune Atlanta Ilinois Central Railroad Illinois Central Interstate Commerce Commission Harriman’s Road

Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac Sun and Moon Data

Marine note provides daily sun rise and set times, moon rise, moon age and high water marks for Sandy Hook Gov. Island and Hell Gate with morning and afternoon tide lists. Indicates a maritime timing reference for navigators and shipping interests.

Sandy Hook Gov. Island Hell Gate

Parochial Schools Open Across New York Boroughs

Parochial schools in Manhattan Bronx and Richmond begin opening this morning with about 18000 pupils enrolled. Brooklyn hosts services led by Bishop McDonnell for the opening at St Patrick’s Cathedral. Loyola School waits until October and the new Brooklyn College opens Wednesday with Rev J F X O Conor S J as president. Pope Pius X sends Madonna painting for the Cathedral College study hall.

Archdiocesan School Board Manhattan Bronx Richmond Brooklyn McDonnell Moneignor Lavelle St. Patrick’s Fordham University Brooklyn College Crown Heights J. F. X. O'Conor Father O’conors Loyola School Park Avenue Cathedral College Farley Pius X

Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Near Sandy Hook Expected Dock Time

Wireless reports place the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse 8 miles east of Sandy Hook at 5 pm yesterday and due to dock around noon Tuesday, while the Nieuw Amsterdam 293 miles east was due about 7 30 am today and the Zeeland 225 miles east was due about 11 16 am today.

Kaiser Wilhelm der

Mother and Daughter Burn in East Middlebeck Explosion

Miss Carria Snyder of East Middlebeck Long Island died after kerosene spilled on smouldering stove flames causing a blast. Her mother Mrs David Snyder is in critical condition. They fought flames but both were severely burned before neighbors and Mr Snyder rescued them by throwing them into a horse trough.

Carria Snyder East Middlebeck Long Island David Snyder

Maritime schedule fragment with arrivals and sailings

A dense list from a historical newspaper shows ships and routes with ports and dates in September. It lists vessels such as Amsterdam, Oceanic, Lusitania, and Mauretania along with destinations like Barbados, London, Havana, and New York, including close times and ports.

Pupils Readmit as City Reopens Schools Today

City plans 20 new schools with 26 000 seats and four more in October. Father Knicker bocker forecasts 23 million dollars for 640 000 pupils as overcrowding shifts across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. Dr Maxwell notes seats exceed pupils overall but distribution varies.

Knickerbocker Maxwell Manhattan Brooklyn Queens

Poison in coffee arrest in Yorkville Court

Henry Allan a Russian youth living at 47 Fast 25th street was arraigned before Magistrate Wahle on a charge of putting poison in food. He was held in 2500 bail for examination Wednesday. Allan, a grocery clerk for Nathan Dornstriech at 324 East 66th street, is accused on information from Isaac Lueenfeld. A second charge of petty larceny for a $2 fountain pen found on him carried a $500 bail.

Henry Allan Fast 25Th Street Wahle Yorkville Court Tobin Nathan Dornstriech East 66Th Street Isaac Lueenfeld Losenfeld Dornstriech Allan

Police Chiefs Face Rumors On Bugher Resignation

Speculation swirled in the Police Department yesterday over Deputy Commissioner Bugher’s expected resignation. Uniformed officers blamed him for unease with General Bingham, who also may resign after returning from vacation, while outsiders doubted the reports. chatter pointed to Thomas F. McAvoy as Bingham’s possible successor with Mr. Baker as first deputy.

Police Department Bugher Uniformed Police Bingham Wiseacres Police Hanson Thomas F. McAvoy McAdoo Baker

Burglars Clean Up Dr Sieberst’s Apartment

Burglars entered the seventh floor Harold Apartments at 435 to 439 Manhattan Avenue while the family was away and ransacked the Sieberst home. Mrs Sieberst saw two men flee via a rear window and fire escape. Victims report 57 solid silver spoons a pearl and diamond sunburst opera glasses six rings four stickpins valued about 800 to 1090 dollars.

William H. Sieberst Harold Manhattan Avenue

Shipping News Arrivals and Departures at Port Quarantine

Steamer Devonshire from Liverpool arrives in ballast for Howard Houlder and partners. Paloma from Havana to Munson Line loading for Nipe and Calbarien. Jefferson with passengers sails Newport News and Norfolk. Strathdon sails via multiple ports with a sugar cargo to American Sugar Refining. Charcas to W R Grace in ballast. Orifamme bound Rouen in ballast. Kansas City bound Savannah with passengers and cargo. Caledonia from Glasgow to Henderson Bros with 539 cabin and 303 steerage. Yale to Metropolitan with passengers. Delaware to Clyde with cargo. Masconomo and other steamers listed as sailed. Wind calm, cloudy, foggy with smooth sea.

Devonshire Coull Liverpool Howard Houlder and Partners The Bar Paloma Morton Philadelphia Munson Ss Jefferson Catherine Newport News Norfolk Ol. Dominion Ss Co Moise Strathdon Anderson Sourabaya Samarang Colombo Perth Port Said Algiers Delaware Breakwater Augar American Sugar Refining Co Charcas Crossley Charleston W R Grace & Co Orifamme Jones Rouen Philipprecht Kansas City Dreyer Savannah Ocean Si Co Caledonia Baxter, Glascow and Moville Henderson Bros Delaware Clyde Ss Co Yale Grove Boston

Think Two Lost In Flames

Duluth men A. E. Zimmerman deputy city clerk and B. Carey boatman are believed lost in forest fires after failing to return on the America from Grand Marais where they had gone on a rescuing expedition. They departed two weeks ago with one week of provisions.

Duluth, Minn Duluth A. E. Zimmerman B. Carey America Grand Marais

Sixtieth Jubilee Dinner of German Compatriots

The sixtieth annual jubilee and dinner of the German compatriots of 1848-49 will be held at the Park Plaza Hotel Sea Breeze avenue Coney Island on Wednesday. Only twelve compatriots now remain of the many who left the fatherland and joined the club.

Park Plaza Sea Breeze Avenue Coney Island Club

Explosion near stove in Mason County home kills child

An oil can near the stove exploded at the home of John G. Roush in Mason County West Virginia. One child died and Mr and Mrs Roush and three other children were severely injured. the house burned down.

Pomeroy Ohio John G. Roush Mason County W. Va

Mauretania Sails From Queenstown To New York

Liverpool and Southampton routes list ships and departures via Queenstown Plymouth and Cherbourg toward New York. The Mauretania sails from Queenstown at 10.10 a m on September 13 bound for New York. The item notes connections of Carmania and iBr service with transatlantic itinerary.

Liverpool New York Queenstown Southampton St Paul Plymouth Cherbourg Usenstown Mauretania

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