Labour and Capital Share View Sparks at Civic Federation
At the National Civic Federation meeting in New York, Lilbrille E. Ingalls argues profit sharing would end rail labor disputes. Samuel Gompers criticizes prior speakers over the Sherman act and trade agreements while August Belmont urges limited arbitration for public service firms. Herman Ridder cites newspaper industry labor tensions and Otto M. Eidlitz warns against overreach in trade pacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Civic Federation
Hotel Astor
Brelville E. Ingalls
Big Four Railroad
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Pital
Bense
John Mitchell
Trade Agreement Department
Federation
William H. Taft
Taft
Ingalls
Kingdom of Heaven
August Belmont
Herman Ridder
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Otto M. Eidlitz
Belmont
Women meeting ends with camera clash and expulsions
At a National Civic Federation women’s department session 100 prominent social figures attended as by laws and committee reports were to be discussed. Photographers disrupted the open meeting, prompting a vote on exclusion, a chase, and the retreat of two reporters while Miss Anna Morgan and Ralph Easley negotiated for surrender of plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Civic Federation
J. Borden Harriman
Anna Morgan
Clarence Mackay
Clement A. Griscom
Samuel Spencer
Roger Walcott
Boston
Miss Morgan
Committee On the Suppression of Photographers
Archibald Alexander
W. H. Crocker
San Francisco
Arthur Lee
Elkins
Everit Macy
A. F. McKissick
Greenwood
Frederick Mebane
Spray, N. C
Cornelius Stephenson
Francis Higginson Cabot
National Tube to Spend Million on Benwood Blast Furnace
The National Tube Company announced a $1,000,000 expenditure for a new blast furnace at Benwood West Virginia. One of its mills is in Pittsburg and semi finished material moves to Benwood to feed the furnace. Rush orders indicate the furnaces will be operative by mid-summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
National Tube Company Today
Benwood
W. Va
Fragmented listings of tenants and times on city streets
An array of partial entries lists names and addresses with scheduled times and small sums of money. Several lines mention individuals such as Mollie Reine and A Schwrin along with addresses like 518 E. 82d St and 210-26 Avenue B. The text resembles a chaotic classified notice page with scattered street names and payments, lacking a coherent single event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M
6Th St
Benjamin Bellin
Trifil P.M
A. Schwrin
Cannon St
Mollie. Reine
Avenue B
Mrs. Dober
Market St
Levy Galitzky
Broadway
Joseph Haseline
Philip Weitzman
Annie Colemore
Dade
West
St. Louis
Knickerbocker Installs Evening Dress Wardrobe and Valet
Hotel Knickerbocker proprietor James B. Regan opens a new department providing transient male guests with full evening outfits from the hotel wardrobe at no charge. About four dozen suits, expanded valeting staff, and a larger thirteenth floor wardrobe room support the service. A guest is measured by a valet and the complete outfit is laid out in the room. Regan compares London hotel supper costs, defending New York offerings as cheaper and more flexible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Regan
Knickerbocker
Regan
Milwaukee
Times
Carlton
Savoy Hotel
London
Mr. Regan
Savoy
New York
New York Times
Munsey Hosts Northcliffe At Informal Sherry’s Dinner
Frank A. Munsey gave a farewell dinner at Sherry’s for Lord Northcliffe head of the Harmsworth firm of London. Thirty five guests attended with no set speeches. Northcliffe thanked American friends for hospitality and noted England duties keep him busy before Jan 1. Notables included Thomas F. Ryan William Nelson Cromwell Isaac N. Seligman Melville E. Stone Arthur Brisbane. Munsey chaired the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Munsey
Lord Northcliffe
Harmsworth
London
England
Lady Northcliffe
America
Thomas F. Ryan
William Nelson Cromwell
Isaac N. Seligman
Melville E. Stone
Arthur Brisbane
Mr. Munsey
Messenger Vanishes After Buying Transfer Stamps
A broker's messenger for Newberg & Co. of 44 Broadway disappeared last Friday after buying $1,000 worth of transfer tax stamps for the firm. The stamps, offered to Wall Street stamp dealers, have not been returned, and the police withhold the messenger’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
of Newberg & Co
Broadway
Wall Street
Fishing Sloop Explodes Off Jersey Coast Five Sailors Survive Struggle
Captain Morson and four crewmen from Sheepshead Bay returned after a midnight ordeal at sea. The Irene burst into flames two miles from the fishing banks as Langdon and Cartwright escaped the cabin with burns. The men, weighed down by oilskins, clung to a capsize rowboat and rowed toward Sheepshead Bay for twelve hours through rough seas before landing at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morsoh
Sheepshead Bay
Irene
Morson
East Twentythirt Street
Bell
Stout
Decree Granted in Divorce Case of Mrs Elise de St Gillis
Supreme Court Justice Bischoff signed an interlocutory divorce decree yesterday in favor of Elise Marie de St. Gillis from Henri Fr. de St. Gillis also known as Count St. Gillis. The suit was undefended with Atkins B. Cunningham as counsel for Mrs. St. Gillis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Waldorf-Astoria
Church of the Holy Apostles
B‘g
Belgium
Equitable Building Plans Under Study by Society
Paul Morton of the Equitable Life Assurance Society says no decision on a new building has been made. Preliminary bids are being sought to compare architect estimates and determine construction cost. A prospectus will be prepared for a plan that reflects credit to the city and benefits policy holders. The building will not exceed what prudent business judgment allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable
Ha Board of Directors
Metz Denies B R T Stock Ownership
Brooklyn official Metz rejects a threatening postcard alleging stock in the B R T or graft ties to the Fourth Avenue Subway. He stresses he owns no railroad shares and dismisses the accusation as baseless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn
Mr. Metz
Black Hand threat targets Mrs Peabody over alleged debt
Inspector McCafferty investigates a black hand style letter sent to Mrs. Stephen Feanody of 30 East Fifty fourth Street demanding $500 cash after a dec 10 delivery at a bridge of the New York Central tracks. Police note the referenced bridge does not exist and detectives watch the Peabody home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector McCafferty
Stephen Feanody
East Fifty-fourth Street
Peabody
George G. Haven
New York
Pitty First Street
Park Avenue
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Civic Federation
Val ~ En
Seth Low
Association
Low
Post
Postum Cereal Company
Fasaees
Battle Creek
Mic
Hotel Knickerbocker
Toggery
Munsey Dines
Northcliffe
Equitable Building
Ise Ebe
Bears
Ieee
Castoria
G. G. Haven
Wallach
Bowery
Eighth
W. 125Th St
Eparately
Moe Levy & Co
Walker St
Fulton St
Vladir F. Gnesin
5Th Ave
Hilt Podrow
Bird Ballet
Pauic
Liric Temorew
Mr. Hamil
Wat
Faversham
Wet Daly
H. C. Tanner
Hudson Theatre
Faday
L. Frank Baum
Nor
Chaminade
Mme, Mme, Jomelli
T R. B. Johnston
Everett No
Garton Theatre
Ameris
Music Hall
Ge Mats
Emma ‘ Ened Mone
Hoppe
Ray Ore
Imerican
Venus
Acton Davies
Fatims
the Lin
Tae Mouse
Belasco Tuyvesant
St. Eve
Charles Darnton
Mrs. Fisk
The
Manhattan Company
Mats
Oat Ak
David Belasco Iblanche Bates
St. Ev
Sip Weta Nee Og Weber
cHes Tae
Annie Russell Ein
Bao Lei
Aie
Eran WM. Hodge
Man
Herman Klein
Bloomeeld Zeisler
Beethoven
Kreutser_Sota
Merry Wicowiearth
Wittepo
Henry W
East 14Th St. Mat
Night Owls CO
Murray
Sue Mae
J. Townsend Russell
Carnegie Lycem
Tring Orchestra
K Meisel
Franz Josef
Mit
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Caesar
White & Stuart
Rutarcel
Rogers
Achambra
Pally
McNaughtome Circlet
Bway & Goth
Pari
Ig Pance
Saeed
V. F. C. Rye
E. LA Montagne’s Sons
Beaverst
the Red Man
Earl & Wilson
Kerseys
Meltons
Elysians
Arnheim
B’way
Ninth St
St. A
John Drew
Jack Straw
Maude Adams
Ant Osama
ETHEL BARRYMORE _FREDERICK
Frank Baum Tate
Criterion
Gillette
Samson Vt
Billie Burke
Garric
Collier
Patriot Knickerbocker
Watt Botany
Fritzi Scheff
Qaunu
Bway
Savoy Mats
ENRY
Sears
Wilton Lackave
Tiefland
Destinn
Caruso
Amato
Toscanini
N. B
Ri Fevg
Wivet Hulse
Manhattan
34Th St
Oscar Hammersthshin
Tales OF Hofeman
Miles
Espinasse
Zeppilli Trentini
Mmes
Doria
Mariska-Aidiich
MM. Dalmores
Renaud
Gilibert
Crabb
Dene Gianoli-Galletti
Charlier
Eve
Notre Dame
Mary Garden
Dufranne
Valles
Crabbe
de Seguroia
Vieuille
Mus
Campanini
Amsterdam
EAE
Mimi Aguglia
siCiLi
Mia Night Peccatrice
Cavale Usticana
Malia
Ireland
Josph O'Mar
Pegry Mac Liberty
Anna
Wipplaas
N. Y. Herald
N. Y. Press
Elman
N. Y
N. Y. American
Eury ‘Weltsonn
Musical Art Society
Frank Damrosch
Palestrina
Schubert
Bach
Brahms
Lassen
Children of Bethlehem
Bispham
Negieria
Bhai
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