Paris braced for major upheaval amid massive security buildup
Paris on May 1 sees an armed camp as Prefect Lepine mobilizes about 50 000 troops 12 000 police and 8 000 guards. Barracks guard water gas and power centers while markets banks and the Place de la Republique undergo heavy patrols. Strikers display cockades shouting eight hours work for a weekly or about 3 000 infantry guard key sites amid scattered clashes and injuries.
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Paris
Lepine
St Lazare
Bourse
Bank of France
Place de la Republique
Place de la Reime
In Exchange
Confederation of Labor
Republique
St Martin's Dragoons
Brent
Paris Riot Crackdown Targets Labor Leaders Today
Paris authorities arrest LABOR leaders including M. Griffueibes and M. Bibert and Major Feuillant with warrants for M. Levy and M. Fromentin amid plans for a large demonstration. Police seize papers to charge involvement with a violent revolt as officials vow stern repression.
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Paris
M. Griffueibes
General Confederation of Labor
M. Bibert
Major Feuillant
Imperial Guards
Count Therand de Beauregard
Nice
Arresia
M. Levy
Confederation of Labor
M. Fromentin
Iselty
Iabor
Fncome
Attorney Cassidi's Purchase of Property Details
Fragmentary notice notes sales action involving John G. Lanny and associates. The text references Basteres, Licene and AM, with unclear roles and a potential end to proceedings. Further legible details are needed to confirm parties and outcome.
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John G. Lanny
Americans Win Most Events at Olympics in Athens
The Americans lead the Olympic medal table with the most events won, while Greece follows and Sweden and the koglistzen fourth. The marathon starts at Marathon at 3 PM with 48 runners. William Sherring of Hamilton, Ontario wins. Leavitt of Williams College wins the hurdles final.
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Athens
Koglistznen
Canada
Herring
England
J. N. Cormack
J. J. Daly
C. Leahy
Goenery
Hungary
Ht. W. Kerrigan
Multnomah
A. C
Portland
Ore
Dia~kides
Greece
Rts
William Sherring
Hamilton
Ontario
R. G. Leavitt
Williams College
Massachusetts
Teamsters All Busy in Waterbury This Year
Reflects a May day note on moving in Waterbury where demand for teams and wagons exceeds supply. A resident seeking service learns to plan ahead as movers anticipate weeks of await before securing transport for furniture and effects.
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Waterbury
Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Local Losses
Ruth B ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William McGee of 14 Brewster street died last night of scarlet fever. Funeral held this afternoon with interment in Riverside cemetery. John F Flaherty’s funeral was this morning from his High street home with a mass at Immaculate Conception Church and interment at St Joseph's cemetery. pallbearers listed as Arthur Moore William Teliar James Whelan Edward Heals. Floral tributes noted from Mr and Mrs C Proderer W B Gee Sette Culbane. The account also briefly mentions a young woman of local note who died recently.
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Ruth B
William McGee
Brewster Street
Riverside Cemetery
John F. Flaherty
High Street
Immaculate Conception
Chureh
Father O'Brien
New St Joseph's Cemetery
Arthur Moore
William Teliar
James Whelan
Edward Heals
Inc
C. Proderer
W. BL Gee Sette Culbane
George C. Daniel We Phiri
Ee Nerd
Deused
Ae Harecet
List-Gov Howard Dead at Hartford May Day
Hartford dispatch reports James L. Hower, lieutenant governor of Connecticut in 1857 and 1855, died today at an advanced age. The obituary notes his long service in state government and public life.
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Liest
Howard
Hartford
Hion
James L. Hower Leatessat
Keegan Estate Bond Sought in Probate Court
James Edward and Mary Keegan petition the probate court to compel their mother Mary Keegan to post a bond protecting their share of their father Edward Keegan’s estate. Edward died about eighteen years ago leaving $18,000 with a widow’s life interest. upon her death the principal is to be divided equally among the three siblings. The cash was sold to Consolidated Railroad Co for about $22,000, and banks hold the funds. Attorney Mingr represents the heirs. Bond proceedings set for soon in probate court.
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James
Edward
Mary Keegan
Keegan
West End
Consolidated Railroad Co
Mingr
Waterbury Savings Bank
Citizens Savings Bank
Clearfield Miners Strike Adopted at Conventi
In Clearfield and nearby towns subdistrict No 5 of district No 2 United Mine Workers of America pass resolutions to strike in the soft coal region. Miners demand union recognition and operator deduction of union dues. notices say 1908 scale not paid but no violence reported. Operators predict a quick return to full production after a break in ranks.
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Conventi Punxsutawney
United Mine Workers of America
Clearfield
Reynoldsville
Rossiter
Religious instruction endorsed by diverse faith leaders meeting in New York
Catholic priest Rabbi and Protestant representatives urged public schools to set Wednesday afternoons for religious instruction at churches without students losing academic standing. Speakers urged moral and religious training as needed beyond secular education. a committee was empowered to continue the work.
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New York
Anson P. Atterbury
the Park Church
Father McMillan
Paulists
Greer
Publc
H. P. Mendes
Frank Mason North
G. A. Wenner
H. A. Stimson
Henry M. Sanders
President to Send Garfield Report on Standard Oil Monopoly
Washington May 1 The senate pauses on the rate bill as the president plans a special message to Congress with the Garfield report detailing Standard Oil operations and its railroad allies. The move aims to force a thorough inquiry and prosecution of the monopoly. Also reports of a Yonkers inn fire in Yonkers New York and a medical operation for Letita Armour in Chicago. Newark paper plant fire in Newark New Jersey causes extensive damage.
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Congress
Washington
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Standard Oil Trust
James R. Garfield
Standard Oil Combination
Air Resources
Standard Oil
Yonkers
Hudson
Yon Kern
J. R. Reeder
New York Orpheerium
Registrars Move to New Office in City Hall Annex
In Waterbury the registrars O'Connor and Chapman relocate to a larger office in the City hall annex, aiming to improve operations though space remains tight. Republicans quietly plan to contest the judge of probate seat. Dems prepare a strong ward canvass and anticipate lively senatorial races amid a looming August registration and fall elections.
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City Hall
O'Connor
Chapman
John P. Kellogg
Peck
John P. Elton
Elton
Waterbury
Taft
Connecticut Civil Service Association
Democratic Town Committee
Elec
Fell From Veranda In Kilduff Block Accident
Charies Whitias living at 337 South Main Street fell from the veranda rail while hanging clothes yesterday morning. She was found unconscious on the ground and carried home. Dr Brown examined her and found a fractured shoulder and other injuries.
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Ours Charies
May Day Strikes Hit New England Trades and Hartford
On May Day many labor actions touched New England, with carpenters in Lawrence and Lynn pressing for eight to nine hour days and partial holidays. Hartford sees three strikes affecting about two hundred workers, including printers and lid makers at Soby factory. Bridgeport danger rises as stone masons and helpers walk out, halting ongoing construction in a booming period.
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Boston
New England
Lawrence
Vicinlty
Lynn
Lide
Cape Ann
Blackstone Valley
Fall River
Carpenters of
Woonsocket
S. 1
Pines
Hartford
Eiginmakers
Soby
Bridgeport
Jacques Estate Insolvent Court Declares Insolvent
Attorney B F Cole administrator files declaration with probate court stating the Jacques estate is insolvent. The move may be the quickest way to settle claims though uncertainty remains. Attorney Russell represents the widow and does not expect opposition. A hearing is set for Monday at 9 o clock.
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B. F. Cole
Jean L. Jacques
Russell
Brooklyn Groups Plan Meetings and Community Events
City notes a meeting of the Brooklyn and Town Plot improvement committee this evening. The Ben Hur company welcomes a visitor returning home on Welton street. A. O. H. Division 4 will hold a special meeting at Hibernian hall to act on Daniel Curran’s death. The Patrick Sarsfield club reports a lively meeting with new initiates and regional reps. A Western association cake walk at Cur hall tomorrow funds a monument to Lincoln and fighting for negro freedom, with James F. Watson leading the movement. The Western association announces an entertainment series and prizes, while Hampson-Sellew store showcases new furniture and parlor suites for sale.
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Brooklyn and Town Plot Improvement Committer
Welton Street
Ben Hur” Company
Division 4
Hibernian
Assorisaoe Yee
Benny Sammy
Parlor Settees and Suits Featured in Waterbury Market
An ad note highlights an 8173.00 parlor suite priced with emphasis on craftsmanship and French tapestry upholstering. It praises design by a noted American designer and mentions other parlor suits, with Waterbury listings and references to local events and vendors.
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America
Waterbury
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