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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1902

Page

7

Labor unions oppose Pennsylvania tunnel franchise over labor clauses

The Central Federated Union debated James Keyes and alleged payoffs to oppose the tunnel franchise. A committee found no evidence Keyes represents a real masters and pilots group and recommended expelling him. unions urged Board of Aldermen to require labor clauses and resume opposition. Senator Depew replied to support the eight hour bill.

James Keyes Pennsylvania Tunnel Central Federated Union United States Licensed Masters and Pilots’ Association Seyes Jerome Machine Stone Workers, Robbers and Helpers’ Union Joseph A. Lord Steam Fitters’ Union Board of Aldermen United States Masters and Pilots’ Association Keyes Masters’ and Pilots’ Association James Daly Dock Builders’ Union Iseyes Capts. Barry Sandy Hook Pilots’ Association Harbor 1 Manhattan Pilots’ Association Daniel Harris Cigarmakers’ Union No. 144 Philip Kelly Theatrical Protective Union Judas Iscariot Matthew Barr George H. Warner Samuel B. Donnelly William H. Baldwin Pennsylvania Railroad Company Baldwin Cassatt Low Pennsylvania Company United Board of Building Trades Organized Labor Pennsylvania Railroad City of New York Chauncey M. Depew

Plan for Big Motor Race for James Gordon Bennett Cup

The Automobile Club of America announced the 1903 Bennett Cup plan via Secretary S M Butler. The club has one entry and will accept more, nominating two finalists. Entrants pay 600 dollars, with refunds tied to nomination and starting status. two or three entrants impact refunds after expenses.

Automobile Club of America S. M. Butler

Inter-City Relay Runners Meet Three Mile Event at Garden

The Greater New York Irish Athletic Association programs a three mile race after the relay at Madison Square Garden on December 27. Bowen seeks revenge on Alexander Grant who beat him in September’s national five mile. Carr Xavier and Joyce PasTimes expected to compete. Mike McGarry may return from retirement to run.

New -York Madison Square Garden Bowen Alexander Grant Carr Xavier Athletic Association Joyce Mike McGarry Mott-Haven Athletic Club

Hill sees readjustment in US industry and exports

J. J. Hill returned from an Eastern trip and dismissed a Chicago interview portraying pessimism. He said the country is undergoing a readjustment to new conditions with exports down due to higher costs and overproduction. He warned of too much speculation and boom but hoped for corrective measures.

ST. Paul J. J. Till Chicago Mr. Hill

Escapee from Bloomingdale Confesses at White Plains

John Kileulien, a Bloomingdale Asylum keeper, identified Holmes Agnew a canvasser from West Forty-seventh Street as an escaped patient. Agnew, 41, claimed he left Bloomingdale of his own accord after three prior stays and said he escaped last Thursday. He was later taken to Bellevue Hospital for intoxication.

John Kileulien Bloomingdale Asylum For White Plains Broadway Forty- Fifth Street Matthew Horan West Forty-seventh Street Bloomingdale Holmes Agnew Mary Tomela Agnew Bellevue Hospital Gertrude Blaney North Attieborough Mass Wellesley Elfrida Cole West Sixty-fifth Street West

Sugar the Queen Mary cook barred from New York stay

Sugar a 19 year old Chinaman and chief cook of the British steamer Queen Mary arrives in New York but is prohibited from leaving the ship due to the Chinese Exclusion Act. He stands 6 feet tall, weighs about 200 pounds, barefoot, cheerful, highly regarded by officers, and awaited by Boston dispatches as a strong, loyal crew member.

Asiatic Mediterranean New York Hemisphere Queen Mary Boston

Pocketbook Vanishes After Dinner Night

Colgate Baker Jr of 29 West Thirty seventh Street reports to West Thirtieth Street Station that his wife’s pocketbook containing $278 disappeared after dinner. He took $2 from the purse to cover the bill and returned it. waiters helped them with their wraps, but the pocketbook was missing upon arriving home.

Colgate Baker, Jr West Thirtyseventh Street West Thirtieth Street

Veteran US photographer J J Bardwell dies at 79

Detroit reports the death of J J Bardwell at age seventy nine. One of the nation's oldest photographers he once led the National Association and declined a proposed home honor five years ago.

Detroit J. J. Bardwell National Association of Photographers National Association

Bird Taming Demonstrated by Clergyman in Pall Mall

In the Christmas number, a C clergy man describes diverting bird taming with photographs of a convincing subject. Robins chaffinches titmice and hedge sparrows feed from the hand after a staged process starting with breadcrumbs and cheese, then a robin leads the way to perched feeding on the fingers.

Pall Mall London Globe

Grafting Pecans on Hickory Sprouts Gains Attention

The Charleston News and Courier notes in Chester County slower seedling growth versus five foot yearly grafts on hickory sprouts. Grafted pecans could bear in four years, seedlings in eight, with fewer borers on hickory stock. Alabama has many hickory sprouts, offering a potential new income source. Two old Virginia pecan trees are valued at $1,000 each for annual income.

Charleston S. C News and Courier Chester County Alabama Virginia Birmingham Ala Age-Herald

Egan loses as handball match negotiations stall

Egan suffers first loss in months at Jersey City Mercer Street court while two top players split the match. Casey Drew and Dunne line up next, amid talks for a Drew Toohill inter national clash with lively balls favored by Irish contenders.

Brooklyn Jersey City Greater New York Oliver Drew Degraw Street Drew Timothy. Toohill Kanturk Ireland Phil’’ Casey James Dunne Casey Atlantic Dr. Shea Mike ” Slater James Dunne, Jr Joseph Devlin J. McElroy Charles Raleigh J. O Lawlor Phil” Casey Phil Drew’s Court John Henry J- Dunne J. Dunne Srceeceses E. McCarthy M. Hurley J. O'Connor J. Hurley John Murphy James Murphy T. O’donnell M. Slater Sreess Mike’’ Henry M. Ryan Simon Henry Mike Egan Mercer Street Egan James Flaherty Thomas McCabe Ann P. Egan McCabe J. Flaherty T. McCabe Aaa Mike ’’ Egan M. Kenny sRentolya Ea P. Dolan Piles Wareass Ak Ae J. Conway T Tudhill J. Baggs P. Burns J. Delaney Fata T. Murray J. Quinn

Weather clears in north. Southwest storm heads northeast

Weather in the lower lake region Middle Atlantic states and New England has cleared. The Southwest storm has reached Southern Texas bringing snow and rain to the Gulf States Ohio Mississippi and Missouri Valleys and continues in the Central Rocky Mountain region. Temperatures fall in the South Atlantic rise in the West Gulf but stay below average overall. The storm will move northeast Monday bringing rain to the South.

Missouri Valley New England Lower Lake Region Middle Atlantic States South Atlantic West Gulf States East Gulf South Atlantic States Slope Rocky Mountain Middle Atlantic East Gulf Coast West Gulf Coast Upper Lakes Lower Lakes Great Banks Gulf Coast Brownsville Cedar Keys Atlantic Jacksonville Nantucket Great Lakes California South Plateau District of Columbia Maryland Delaware Virginia Pennsylvania New York North Carolina New Jersey West Virginia Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Washington Texas Gulf States Ohio Mississippi Missouri Rocky Mountains

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