Central Federated Union denounces unemployed committee
At a meeting in Cooper Union on Labor Day the Central Federated Union condemned the unemployed committee and its two representatives J Eads How and Alexander Law. Speakers accused the committee of a trick to send delegates, while members called the movement a business scheme and repudiated the committee.
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National Committee For the Relief of
Central Federated Union
Cooper Union
Alexander Berkman
J. Eads How
Alexander Law
Benjamin Reitman
Coakley
Reitman
Emma Goldman
Laav
Bohm
Herman Robinson
Keir Hardie Talks Labor Unity For Action At Noroton
English MP Keir Hardie visited the Central Federated Union at Noroton, Conn., with Robert Hunter and Rose Pastor Stokes. He urged forming a united labor party, cited reforms in Britain, and urged strikes replaced by ballots to safeguard workers rights. He praised Labour representation and warned that press coverage would follow a socialist rise. He also commented on the Glasgow incident involving the Duke of Connaught.
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Central Federated Union
James Keir Hardie
Robert Hunter
Noroton
Conn
Rose Pastor Stokes
Keir Hardie
England
Great Britain
Labor Party
Labor
Republican
Democratic
Trades Union Movement
Socialist Movement
Debs
Duke of Connaught
Glasgow
Hardie
Two Die In Lake Shore Freight Wreck Near Vermilion
In Sandusky Ohio on September 13 two colored men were killed and a third man injured when fourteen freight cars derailed between Huron and Vermilion on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway. A white man is reported missing as the crew rode from Cleveland to Toledo.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Huron
Vermilion
Cleveland
Toledo
Pedlers Rally Over Schwartz Arrest In NYC
More than five thousand pushcart pedl ers from nine unions formed the United Citizens Pedlers Association of Greater New York to protest the arrest of Sigmund Schwartz on a charge of fraudulently selling pushcart licenses for 14. Resolutions accuse Louis Alter and other expelled members of fabricating charges. Schwartz with $9 bail awaits a Tombs hearing Friday. If not discharged, pedlers vow to march on the Mayor's office.
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United Citizens Pedlers’ Association of
Greater New York
Sigmund Schwartz
Schwartz
Louis Alter
Norfolk Street
Tombs
Supposed Firebug Held After Harlem Court Arraignment
Frank Muldoon of 236 Wadsworth Avenue arrested early yesterday on assault charges against David Feltyn of 177 Wadsworth Avenue. Police believe he sparked a fire at 616 and 618 West 12th Street. Muldoon was arraigned before Magistrate Moss in Harlem Court and held in 2500 dollars for examination Friday.
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Frank Muldoon
Wadsworth Avenue
the Tribune
David Feltyn
Waodsworth Avenue
Moss
Harlem
Temperance Parade Assaults Mar City Demonstrators
In Little Rock on September 13 unidentified parties attacked a temperance parade protesting saloon licenses, an issue to be voted on in Arkansas on Monday. Three preachers a temperance leader and a spectator were struck during the clash.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Prosecutor Raids 64 Alleged Gamblers in Atlantic City
Atlantic City reports prosecutor Goldenberg raided three gambling dens early today, arresting about sixty four black individuals who were later granted bail despite police orders. Police chief Woodruff questions the move as political tension grows around hotel saloon conflicts and Sunday closing enforcement amid saloonkeepers' opposition to Bishops act reform.
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The
Tribune
Atlantic City
Goldenberg
Woodruff
Police Department
Mr. Goldenberg
Hughes
Raines
Stoy-Kenhale
Royal Arch
Saloonkeepers’ Association
Bishops
Dr Flower's Wife Vanishes After Release in Richmond
Richmond dispatch reports Mrs. Horace R. Courtland, alleged wife of Dr. R. C. Flower, fled the city after her release from custody. She admits Flower swindled residents via Appalachian Mining and Smelting Co. and says she was married in Philadelphia. Detectives deem her a noted criminal and track Flower, now believed in Washington.
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Tribune
Richmond
Horace R. Courtland
R. C. Flower
Philadelphia
Flower
Hagaman
Hagaman-Delabarre
Last appearance of Picture Rocks in the Ohio River
Beaver Pennsylvania reports the Ohio River is unusually low revealing the Picture Rocks near Smiths Ferry for the first time in over twenty years. The visible rock carvings include life sized Indians a horse parade a turtle and footprints carved about three hundred years ago. Dam construction may keep the rocks submerged again, drawing crowds to view them today.
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The
Tribune
J Beaver
Penn
Ohio River
Smith’s Ferry
Comstock Visits Lowell to Probe Sun Worshippers
Anthony Comstock visited Lowell for six hours to study Mazdaznas rites amid publicity from Mrs. Marbelle Dutton's suit to stop her aunt Mrs Ellen Shaw from transferring fortune to the sect. He returned to New York, while leaders expect criminal action and seek aid from Little Master Hanish of Chicago.
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Tribune
Lowell
Mass
Anthony Comstock
New York
Marbelle Dutton
Ellen Shaw
Society
Hanish
Chicago
Judge Ruchtrin Shot by Negro in Brookshire Tex
Brookshire Texas reports Judge Ruchtrin a prominent farmer and stock man was shot and killed yesterday by Raymond Newton a Black man Newton fled and a large posse with bloodhounds pursues him into the night Town reeling with excitement and a lynching feared if Newton is captured
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Brookshire
Tex
Ruchtrin
Raymond Newton
Newton
Moriarty Murder Mystery Remains Unsolved
Police have not advanced on the Moriarty case. Captain Daniel Moriarty was attacked at 165th Street and Ogden Avenue on September 4 and died the same day. Two Swedes were briefly arrested but released after the victim declined to file charges. Coroner Schwannecke protests the release and seeks charges of negligence against Patrolman Weiss.
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Daniel Moriarty
The
Tribune
165Th Street
Ogden Avenue
Weiss
Morrisania
Moriarty
Schwannecke
Bronx
Captain Moriarty
Captain Brennan
New Yorker Almost Drowns Off Ocean City
Romulus Bolander of New York was seized by surf cramps at Ocean City New Jersey on September 13. Lifeguards Longwell and Haggerty rescued him. a boat capsize struck Longwell, who needed care. Bolander was unconscious but slowly recovered.
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Ocean City
N. J
Romulus Bolander
New York
Longwell
Haggerty
Belander
Rain or Shine Fall Overcoats Sold by Rocers Peet & COMPANY
In this Saturday advertisement the store promotes raincoats as sensible Fall overcoats that perform in any weather. Made of all wool fabrics proved by the Priestley Cravenette Process. Prices range from $18 to $35 with multiple locations listed: 258 Three Broadway Stores, 842 Warren St, 13th St, and 1302 34th St.
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Priestley Cravenette
Bond Coupons Stolen In Paterson Bordentown Cash Loss
Paterson and Bordentown authorities probe the theft of 200 dollars in Paterson City bond coupons. The Bordentown bank sent the coupons to Paterson City Treasurer Herman Kehlihaas by special delivery but never received the 200 dollar check. Investigator say the mail may have been lost, with Merrit D. Mann of Trenton linked to the scheme yet the full details remain unclear. The Bordentown bank bears the loss. Paterson city funds are not implicated.
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Paterson
N. J
Bordentown
Paterson City
Bordentown National Bank
Herman J. Kehlihaas
Bordentown Bank
First National Bank
Merrit D. Mann
Trenton
Mann
Labor leaders map role in Massachusetts politics
Boston September 13 The executive board of the Massachusetts branch of the American Federation of Labor and its legislative committee plus a special eighteen member panel outlined the labor role in the campaign The group backed President Samuel Gompers and the AFL council on national politics and sent resolutions to Democratic officials urging consideration of E Gerry Brown of Brockton for Governor The resolutions condemn interference by platform writers who promise more than labor can secure deeming it officious interference
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Boston
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Faneuil Hall
Samuel Gompers
E. Gerry Brown
Brockton
Died On Eve Of $25,000 Job In Pittsburgh
The mother and sweetheart of Andrew Kloman III met beside his body as police and the coroner concluded it was likely a suicide. He had planned to marry Miss Kate Jack next Tuesday and sail for Europe on his wedding journey, returning October 1 to begin a $25,000 position with the steel company.
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the Tribune
Pittsburg
Andrew Kloman
Kate Jack
Kloman
Europe
The
Steel Corporation
Delay May Force Lower Freight Rates in Southeast
Telegraphed report from Atlanta Sept 13 says Illinois Central cannot raise freight charges in the Southeast. Other railroads may adopt IC's former two cent per hundred pounds hay grain and flour rate. IC allegedly failed to notify ICC on time, risking denial of any increase. Harriman's road handles most traffic meanwhile.
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Tribune
Atlanta
Illinois Central Railroad
Illinois Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac of Tides and Moon
Daily maritime almanac notes sun and moon rise and set times, moon age, and high water predictions for Sandy Hook Governor Island and Hell Gate stations with corresponding A.M. and P.M. tide marks for the day. Indicates precise nautical references for shipping and coastal navigation.
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Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Parochial Schools Open Across Boroughs Today
Parochial schools in Manhattan The Bronx and Richmond begin today with 68000 pupils enrolled and three new schools added bringing total to eighty six. Brooklyn hosts services led by Bishop Mc Donnell and Monsignor Lavelle at St Patrick's Cathedral as openings proceed. Loyola School opens October with Pope Pius X sending Madonna painting to Cathedral College ahead of the morning start.
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Archdiocesan School Board
Manhattan
Bronx
Richmond
Brooklyn
McDonnell
Moneignor Lavelle
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Fordham University
Brooklyn College
Crown Heights
J. F. X. O’conor
Father O’conors
Loyola School
84 Street
Park Avenue
Cathedral College
Farley
Pius X
Transatlantic steamers near Sandy Hook dock forecast
Wireless reports place the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse 8 miles east of Sandy Hook at 5 pm yesterday with expected noon Tuesday docking. Nieuw Amsterdam 293 miles east at 8 am yesterday to dock about 7 30 am today. Minnehaha Nanage 293 miles east at 8 pm yesterday to dock about 5 pm today. Zeeland 225 miles east at 4 30 am yesterday to dock about 11 6 am today.
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Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Sandy Hook
Nieuw Amsterdam
Minnehaha
Nanage
Zeeland
Saniy Hook
Mother and Daughter Die in East Middlebeck Fire
Miss Carria Snyder of East Middlebeck Long Island died from severe burns after kerosene spilled on smouldering wood ignited flames in the kitchen. Her mother Mrs. David Snyder suffered critical burns while attempting to save her and both were drenched in a horse trough with bystanders aiding.
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Carria Snyder
East Middlebeck
Long Island
David Snyder
Maritime schedule fragment shows ships and ports listed
A dense OCR fragment lists vessels and routes with dates from September and October. Ships include Oceanic, White Star Orinoco, Kingstown, and Ma lay. ports Southampton, Cristobal, Havana, Naples, and New York appear. The text also mentions sailings to Jamaica, Barbados, and Pacific destinations.
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Kateer
Bremen
Allianca Cristobal
Parama
Saratoga
Havana
Ward Madonna
Naples
Fabre Provincia
Gibraltar
Denver
Galveston
Mallory
Oceanic
Southampton
White Star
Orinoco
Kingston
Sibirta
Inagua
Kanigin Luke
G Lloyd Galilieo
Hull
Piemonte
Tralian Mallory
Poison in Coffee Case Shocks Yorkville
Russian youth Henry Allan, a grocery clerk, was arraigned before Magistrate Wahle in the Yorkville Court on a charge of putting poison in food. Held on $2,500 bail for examination, with a second petty larceny charge carrying $500 bail. Complainant is Isaac Losenfeld, brother-in-law of the grocer Nathan Dornstriech, of 324 East 56th Street. Detective Tobin cited an open roach poison box near a coffee pitcher.
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Henry Allan
No. HT
Wahle
Yorkville Court
Tobin
Nathan Dornstriech
East 56Th Street
Isaac Losenfeld
City Schools Reopen As Pupils Return Downtown
Pupil numbers in the city rise to about 640,000 with 16,000 teachers and 690 buildings. Twenty new schools open today with 26,000 seats, four more in October adding 6,550 seats. Dr Maxwell notes total seats exceed pupils but uneven distribution means some areas face part time schedules. Father Knickerbocker projects 23 million dollars in education costs this year.
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Knickerbocker
Maxwell
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Rumors Swirl Over Resignations At Police Department
Speculation circulated yesterday about Deputy Commissioner Bugher and General Bingham possibly resigning with reports they may depart when Bingham returns from vacation. Observers doubted the resignations, noting internal chatter and predicting a potential change in leadership with Thomas F. McAvoy or Baker as successors.
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Police Department
Bugher
Uniformed Police
Bingham
Wiseacres
Police
Hanson
Thomas F. McAvoy
McAdoo
Baker
Burglars Loot Seventh Floor Sieberst Apartments
Burglars entered the Harold Apartments at 435 to 439 Manhattan Avenue through a screened rear window while the family was away. They ransacked drawers and stole fifty seven solid silver spoons a pearl and diamond sunburst opera glasses six rings with diamond settings and four stickpins valued between 500 and 1000 dollars. Mrs Sieberst saw two men flee down the fire escape upon returning home about seven o'clock.
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William H. Sieberst
Harold
Manhattan Avenue
Shipping News Arrivals And Departures In Quarantine Mews
Maritime updates list the Devonshire arriving in ballast from Liverpool and Paloma bound for Nipe and Calbarien after leaving quarantine. Jefferson carries passengers from Newport News and Norfolk, Strathdon traces destinations to Colombo and Algiers, Charcas sails to Charleston in ballast, Orifiamme in Rouen traffic, Kansas City to Savannah with passengers and noise, Caledonia bound Glasgow to Henderson with 539 cabin and 303 steerage, Delaware to Philadelphia in quarantine, Yale to Boston with passengers, plus a long sail list of Masconomo Gutrone Daghestan Gere Hector and others sailing via Norfolk and Weehawken with winds calm and fog.
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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
American Sugar Refining Co
Charcas
Crossley
Charleston
W R Grace & Co
Orifiamme (Rr
Jones
Rouen
Philipprecht
Kansas City
Dreyer
Savannah
Ocean Si Co
Caledonia (Rr
Baxter
Delaware
Clyde Ss Co
Yale
Grove
Boston
Lee
Think Two Lost In Flames In Minnesota Forest Fires
In Duluth on September 18 two Duluth men are believed lost in forest fires. Deputy city clerk A. E. Zimmerman and boatman B. Carey failed to return on the steamer America, which brought news from Grand Marais where they had undertaken a rescuing expedition. They left Grand Marais two weeks earlier with one week’s provisions.
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Duluth, Minn
Duluth
A. E. Zimmerman
B. Carey
America
Grand Marais
Sixtieth Jubilee Dinner of German Compatriots Club
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.
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Park Plaza
Sea Breeze Avenue
Coney Island
Club
Explosion Near Stove Kills One, Wounds Five in Mason County
In Pomeroy Ohio on September 13 a can of oil near a stove at John G. Roush residence exploded. A child died from burns and Mr and Mrs Roush along with three other children were severely injured, with the house burning to the ground. The tragedy may claim more lives amid the blaze.
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Pomeroy
Ohio
John G. Roush
Mason County
W. Va
Mauretania Arrives From Liverpool and Queenstown
The Mauretania reported arrivals from Liverpool and New York via Queenstown and Plymouth with several calls including Southampton and Cherbourg. The transatlantic service connected New York and Liverpool with multiple port segments noted on September 13 at 10 10 am.
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Liverpool
Carmania
New York
Queenstown
Southampton
St Paul
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Ueenstown
Mauretania la Que
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