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masons, began the strike action to protest non-union electricians and ironworkers who arrived to begin work on the construction site. The workers reached an agreement and returned to work after one week. After the remodel and opening as a hotel, it was managed by George H. Byer. It was considered to be a luxury hotel. In 1912 Herman
Rollfink's saloon was directly across the street from the hotel on Third Street.
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in 1926. After the building was razed the plaque was saved and stored. In 1979 the plaque was affixed to the newly constructed Hyatt
Regency. On October 14, 2012, to mark the 100th anniversary of the assassination attempt, the city reenacted the event. It took place at the east entrance of the Hyatt
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Martin G. Gilpatrick started the
Milwaukee hotel in 1907. The building had to be remodeled in order to create hotel rooms. It was located at 223 Third Street and in February 1907 during hotel construction, fifty workers walked off the job. The skilled trades, including carpenters, bricklayers, and
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Gilpatrick died in 1918, and ownership passed to Samuel and Rosaline Gilpatrick. The hotel changed hands when Samuel died on January 3, 1924. The hotel was leased by Irving Gilpatrick, and the lease had a 1932 expiration. In 1921 a Hungarian restaurant named "Gross" was operating at the
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was erected in its place. In 1926 a memorial plaque commemorating the assassination attempt was affixed to the front of the
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684:"For Your Sunday Dinner Try Gross"". The Milwaukee Journal. 30 October 1921.
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373:"Anthony Romadka Injured by Fall". The Milwaukee Journal. 29 August 1901.
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