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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1903

Page

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Ohio Convention Opens With Rally For Hanna Era

Ohio June 3 packed auditorium as J Be Clingeriman chairs Republican State Convention. Senators Hanna Foraker and witnesses praised the administration of President Roosevelt and the nation’s prosperity while delegates debated credentials and future nominations. Leaders urged unity, with talks toward preserving party principles and addressing labor capital relations.

Ohio J. Be Clingeriman State Central Committee Gavs Foster and Bushnell Hann Foraker Aard von. T Herrick Hanne I ‘Haitman Hanna Republican Party Daxy Dor Theodore Roosevelt Buttaic Mekine Texfeng Cas Monnet Tega Seston Hris Struts Central Cox Dayton Wia Wilhox Teaders Senstora Harding Ttawase Flanna Iis Wohie Hoie Eile Oie Wilde

Amusements and Notices on Page Five

Readable items include arrivals of potters and a Pawn page plus insurance notes and legal calendars. The page also lists real estate notices and society items, with weather and yesterday’s fires noted on page two.

Ty Amusements Magerh

Greyhounds of the Rail Improved Westward Train Service

A fragment notes faster westward rail service offered by three limiteds linking Chicago and St. Louis among other routes. The brief mentions improved timetables and rapid connections on the Pennsylvania rails era timetable.

Greyhounds Chicago St. Louis Ady

Five-Story Tenement Fire Endangers Inmates on Third Avenue

A blaze last evening at 1 930 Third Avenue, a brownstone five story building, trapped residents in a cellar storage area with heavy smoke. Fire crews arrived late. victims were evacuated via scuttle and roofs as firefighters searched floors. damage is estimated at 16000. Fire Marshal Freel to investigate origin.

Third Avenue John Grammas Richardson Benjamin Richardson Spite House Fame Cassidy Staton Grammas John J. Devlin John Devlin Richardson's Row Lescape Cornelius Gallagher John, Costin Fourth Street Wagner John Pabst Ninety-ninth Street Torpothigg D&meherty

Engineer Drives Through Fire To Save Pullman Train

Fire in a Melrose Bronx freight yard shop ignited a 100 foot long building and damaged Pullman cars. Engineer John Nolan steered his yard engine through the blaze to pull the train to safety as firemen fought the flames. Police put the loss at about 10 000 dollars.

Melrose Bronx Yast New York Central Regal Storehouse Ullman Buffets Woodhull Niet Harlech Johny Nolan Nolan Purney

Anthracite Miners Convene Over Conciliation Board Call

Wilkes Barre and Indianapolis report the United Mine Workers district presidents call a Pottsville convention to decide whether to suspend coal production while disputes with operators over the Board of Conciliation are resolved. The issue centers on operator credentials and the miners’ representation on the board under the Anthracite Strike Commission award.

Wilkesbarre Pennn United Mine Workers of America Pottsville Fune United Mine Workers Anthracite Coal Strike Commission Nicholls, Derrich Kahey Pottsvile Board of Conciliation Calsts Fahy Eet Coal Strike Commission Erie Associated Press Mitchell Commission Messrs. Nicholls, Dettrey Indianapolis John Mitchell Aa 7 Severaii the Union Conciliation Board Sianner Third Judicial Circuit United States Gray Lackawsnne Company

Chicago Hotel and Restaurant Workers Threaten Strike

Special from The New York describes June tensions as waiters cooks and other hotel staff plan action when many downtown proprietors refuse to sign the union agreement. The seven local unions of the International Alliance of Hotel and Restaurant Employers vow to ignore arbitration offers and force signing as individuals. The Chicago Federation of Labor opposes the Employers Association, with Beil Gorton stating the unions will arbitrate but will not negotiate with the employers organization or its officials.

New York Tomn Row International Lliance of Hotel and Restaurant Inployer Hicag

Scenic Rail Route Offers Low Rates to Western States

The Missouri Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande Railways announce low fares to Colorado Utah and California via their scenic route from New York. Office at 335 Broadway NY handles bookings and inquiries.

Colorado Utah California Missouri Pacific Denver & Rio Grande Railways B' Way Addy

Yellowstone Park Rail Route Choice Ad

Advertisement notes Yellowstone Park as a resort option reachable via Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway with a choice of routes and a fare of $81. Broadway. Adv.

Yellowstone Park Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul

Anthracite Miners Tension Addressed by Rail Leader

President Truesdale of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad issued a statement denying the severity of renewed trouble with anthracite miners. He responded to alarming dispatches circulated in Wall Street and newspapers reporting district miners union proclamations.

Truesdale Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Wall Street Pennsylvania Prues Tale Mine Workers’ Union

The Connecting Line of the Central Rail Routes

The New York Central links the fast and West with eight daily trains to Chicago and similar services to St. Louis Cincinnati and Cleveland. Fourteen to Buffalo and Niagara, nine to Toronto and four to Montreal outline the line.

New York Central Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Buffalo Niagara Toronto Montreal Ady

Miners Strike in Arizona Over Eight-Hour Wage Scale

Special to The New York Times reports thousands of Arizona miners idle as operators cut wages to fit the eight hour law. Western Federation orders action. Bisbee Jerome and Congress Tombstone conform without issue. Dozens of small mines shut, hundreds laid off. Shannon Copper not expected to suffer. Tensions rise at Senator Clark's United Verde Mine amid stalled negotiations.

New York Times Phoenix Ariz Arizona Western Federation Bisbee Jerome Congress Tombstone Yavapar Shannon Copper Company Clark United Verde

Forest fires threaten towns across Northern Maine

June 3 Bangor Maine reports a vast blaze sweeping northern and eastern Maine towns. Castine’s assets and observatory burned. Presque Isle Ryan’s block and other buildings destroyed. Mapleton Westfield La Croix Perham Blaine Montebello Kenduskeag and Sherman area fires cut rail service and threaten more structures. Mayor Beal bars city engine departures amidst flames and smoke.

Bangor Maine Panie Castine Randall Agttage McClin Aroostook County Presque Ryan Mapleton Westfield la Croix Bangor J and Aroostook Perham Darton Phair Blaine Chandler Montebello Millintocket Sherman Grindstone Crystal Bangor-Aroostook Beal Kenduskeag

Building Trades Reject Settlement in Labor Union Rift

The Board of Building Trades voted 22 to 13 against expelling the Building Material Drivers and Handlers unions, rejecting a committee report to end a monthlong shut down affecting 160,000 workers. Delegates clashed amid tensions between conservative and radical factions. a motion required the two unions to withdraw from the board by Monday while a separate committee investigated.

Board of Building Trades Building Material Drivers’ Union Lumber Dealers’ Association Teamsters’ Union John J. Donovan Samuel Parks Donovan McCarthy New York Truck Drivers’ Association James Sheriock Davis James Geelan Thomas Clark James Mccaffrey George Prescott James J. Malone William McCormack Presdent Donovan Building Material Mafemak Drivers’ Union Building Material Drivers' Union Lumber and Building Dealers' Association Parks Revport Hall Farley Lumber and Building Dealers’ Association Davis Labor Committee The Board of Building ‘Trades Tl Ce Board‘of Building Trades

Forest fires rattle Adirondack region and Catskill area

June 3 reports describe a forest fire in the Catskill back of Elka Park forcing Fire Wardens to mobilize all available men from Traines Falls and Turnersville. Firefighters face tinderlike woods as cottages owned by New Yorkers risk exposure while smoke blankets Glens Falls and Lake George corridors with thick yellow air.

Catskill Traines Falls Turnersville Montain Elka Park Glens -Falls Adirondacks Lake George

New Use for Telephones Sparks Elopement Plot

Mary Schultz, a Joliet girl aged nineteen, used a telephone booth to trap her father and elope with Harry Cowan. Her plan failed as John Schultz followed by train to Chicago and later had Cowan arrested on an abduction charge.

New York Times Chicago Mary Schultz Miss Schultz Joliet John ‘Schultz Harry Cowan Schultz Cowan

Prof Langlotz Hart Injured Crossing Street in Trenton

Professor Carl Langlotz composer of Princeton College song Old Nassau was injured in Trenton while crossing between a hearse and mourners. He fell, was struck by a horse and carriage, bruised on the side, scratched hands, and a head gash, then taken home by police ambulance.

New York Times Trenton N. J Carl Langlotz Princeton College Old Nassau Langlotz Prof Fis

Belding Interests Win in International Pulp Directors

The annual stockholders meeting of the International Pulp Company in Gouverneur saw the election of nine directors led by M M Belding and W B Pollock. The winning bloc, including the Doyle and Paine interests, held about 81 million in stock with 2.5 million in proxy holdings, while Paine interests controlled 1.8 million. The winning side plans a clean sweep of old management, with the firm prospering, set to declare quarterly dividends, and to boost output.

Wew York Times Troy M. Y International Pulp Company Gouverneur M. M. Belding New York M.M. Belding, Jr Thomas Breslin Waterford Peter McCarthy George S. Thompson William Mc. Gere Doyle Paine

Four-Track News June Issue Noted for Travel Education

The June Four-Track News is released as the premier number in travel and education literature. It is praised by leading hotels and is available at 5 cents per copy from newsdealers.

Devery kicks off Brooklyn campaign in theatre speech

William S. Devery ex Chief of Police and self named mayoral candidate addressed a Williamsburg audience at the Montrose Avenue Lyceum Theatre. He attacked the Brooklyn Democratic organization and urged reform and municipal ownership while promising to run for mayor and uphold his pledges.

William S. Devery Greater New York Montrose Avenue Lyceum Williamsburg Brooklyn Democratic Organization Devery Phillips New York Williams Devery Mr. Phillips McLaughlin Willoughby Street Brooklyn Whittlin Phelips Albany Twenty-third Regiment Flo Woloughby Street Hoffman House Democratic Club Marquis of

White whales sighted in Bras d'Or Lakes

Two large white whales, rare in the Atlantic, are confined in the Bras d'Or Lakes in Cape Breton after entering in pursuit of mackerel schools this spring. Sightings spread to several points. one whale stranded briefly at dona last Sunday, shot at with rifles, then returned to sea. Fishermen, eager for prize, monitor shores hoping to capture one.

New York Times Halifax N. Y Bras d'Or Cape Breton Dona Cape Breéton

Merion and Radnor Gas and Electric Merger Formed

United Gas Improvement Company acquires interests in Delaware Montgomery and Chester County gas and electric firms and consolidates under Merion and Radnor Gas and Electric Company with a $1,000,000 capital. Samuel T. Bodine will serve as president of the new subsidiary. Merger papers filed in Harrisburg.

New York Philadelphia United Gas Improvement Company Delaware Montgomery Chester Counties Penn Merion and Radnor Gas 2Nd Electric Company Samuel T. Bodine Ccorporation State Department Harrisburg United Gas Improvement Ardmore Haverford Bryn Mawr Rosemont Vilhenova Wynnewood Holanerkh Benid Narberth Lower Merion Gas Company Wayne Electric Light Company People’ S Gas Company of Delaware County Radnor Townshiree Company Radnor Pastown Township Light Company Eastowh Appelerton Maverford Newtown Easttown Tredyffrin Whilistown Township

Special Train Account Yale Prince ton Baseball Game

A special train departs from West 23d Street on the Pennsylvania Railroad at 12 25 P M and stops at Cortlandt and Desbrosses Streets at 12 40 P M then Brooklyn at 12 30 P M with stops at Newark and Elizabeth before returning from Princeton at game end. The advertisement notes specific departure and stop times for fans attending the Yale versus Princeton baseball game on Saturday.

Yale-Prince_ton West 23d Street Pennsylvania Railroad Cortlandt Desbrosses Streets Brooklyn Newark Elizabeth Princeton Adv

Limited Flyers to Chicago and St Louis Leave Daily

Pennsylvania Railroad advertises the Limited fly ers with fast westward service to Chicago and St Louis. Each trip promises comfort en route and daily departures as an econ omy option for travelers seeking rapid westward transport.

Pennsylvania Railroad Chicago St.Louis

New Suspicions in Postal Scandal Hang Over Machen Case

Washington reports reveal delays before the Grand Jury in the Machen case and suggest influence from Congress. Officials affirm urgency to proceed while noting related issues in the Bondy time clock contract and Beavers investigations. The Attorney General and Postmaster General promise no delay in seeking prosecution.

New Yorks Times Washington United States Taggart Machen Payne Todar Beach one_inquirer Maphen Grand Jury Congress Mane Ohio Tags Arick Beil Tagger Post Office Trarrior Trold Machen George W. Beavers Bristow Beavers Ih Yasse Hadden Wynne Paine Bundy Time George W. Dunn Green New York Post Office Department Dev Time Registter Company Syracuse N. XII Dev Dey Company Bundy Company Chicago St. Louis EueNine Masten Emily Company Nas Bunds

Child loses finger after rabbit bite in Storefront incident

In First District Court a suit seeks 300 damages from Lawrence Bucher for a rabbit bite that amputated three year old Anna Schneider’s finger. The injury occurred May 1 when the child poked her hand into a rabbit cage at Bucher’s Market Street store.

York First District Court Anna Schneider Marion Place Lawrence Bucher Market Street Bucher

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President Roosevelt Adis Pottsville Lackawanna Teeta the New Yart Times Terial Catskills Carl Langlotz Hart 20Th Century Limited Belding Barnett Brooklyn Theatre BIG Lighting
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