Chauffeurs Win Strike At Monson Seaman Transport
Four hundred taxicab drivers and mechanics at the Monson Seaman Transportation Company ended a strike after a three hour conference. The company granted the strikers demands amid accusations of Yellow Taxi methods and firings. President William H Barnard announced Hicklsworth resigned and Stephenson would be reassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monson-Seaman Transportation Company
West Fifty-seventh Street
Yellow Taxicab Company
J. P Hicklsworth
Yeollow ‘Tusseab Company
General Mehanger
Mason-Seaman Forge
S. Stephenson
Mason-Seaman
Holdsworth
Y. M. C. A. Automobile School
Marcon
Tate
Tem
Look
Trett Tore Beet
Trender Willian H. Barnard
Helbeworth
Stepherson
Empress of Ireland Inquiry Delays as Logs scrutinized
Lord Mersey and colleagues hear cross examination on the Storstad logs amid questions on helm orders and missing entries. The hearings focus on rapid sinking, fog conditions, and crew gratuities as divers and witnesses testify from Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Quebec
Lord Mersey
Essex
Lampress
Kendall
Cat. Kendall
Verey Hillhouse
Fairfield Shipbuilding Company
Tuftenes
Storstad
Aspinall
Canadian Pacific
Tufteries
Mr. Aspinall
Saxe
Andersen
Drug Users Sentenced after Wilmot Drug Crusade
Five arrested in A D A Wilmot drug crackdown pleaded guilty in General and Special Sessions. Four others convicted in Special Sessions received sentences. Gustav Waldeck admitted mailing cocaine from Germany to a Sixth Avenue business. Joseph Mills and Florence Smith pled guilty to morphine and cocaine cases. others faced fines or prison terms for drug possession and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmot
Gustav Waldeck
Sixth Avenue
Germany
Malone
Waldeck
New York Drug and Kennedy Company
Joseph Mills
Blackwell's Island
Kernochan, Salmon, and McInerney
Florence Smith
Mills
Max Osias
Second Avenue
Giuseppe Cordero
Helen Bowen
East Fourteenth Street
Bedford Reformatory
Thomas Carley
The Secrets of The Woods at Abercrombie & Fitch Store
A nostalgic feature describes a season of sentiment as Abercrombie & Fitch outfits buyers for camping and outdoor living. It highlights camp lessons, fishing tackles, canoes, tents, packs, cook outfits, and sleeping bags as part of a broader outdoor lifestyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abercrombie & Fitch
Making Camp Life Enjoyable
A catalog-style advertisement lists camp gear for boy scouts and explorers. It highlights wall tents, sleeping bags, camp cots, stools, lamps, axes, cookers, duffle bags, canteens, and camp provisions with several price points. The text promotes the shop as having the most complete line of camp goods shown in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Women's Outdoor Clothing For Summer Sports and Travel
Practical garments blending style and mobility for tennis golf and hiking. Includes camp skirts from 4 dollars, white khaki skirts 5 dollars crash skirts 8 dollars and khaki shirts from 1.50 up. Heavy fabrics polo shirts and pants in multiple colors plus crash and tennis suits from 18.50. Panama and sports hats cost 3 dollars and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Borden Canoes Made for Abercrombie & Fitch
The line describes Borden canoes built for Abercrombie and Fitch Co to meet demand for a strong serviceable reliable canoe at a moderate price. They feature Maine cedar gun wales and Canadian spruce finish rails in dark green and battleship gray. Prices start from $31.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abercrombie & Fitch Co
Maine
Captain Hugh Coleman dies at 74 a noted lawyer
Captain Hugh Coleman 74 a prominent city lawyer died Sunday at the home of his daughter Mrs C W Shaw 200 West Seventy eighth Street His death follows grief over his wife's death two months earlier He was born in Milford Massachusetts served in Civil War joining the Fifth Ohio Regiment after Libby Prison and later led the Sixty ninth U S W His career spanned forty years and he was associated with his daughter suffragist Mary Coleman Hardenbrook in later years He is survived by three daughters Mrs C W Shaw Mrs James King and Mrs Hardenbrook
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Capt
Hugh Coleman
C. W. Shaw
West Seventy Eighth Street
Capt. Coleman
Milford
Mass
Louisiana
Ohio River
Coleman
Fifth Ohio Regiment
Cedar Mountain
Libby
Sixty-ninth Regiment
New York County
Baptists Elect Clinch Leader At Northern Convention
Judge Edwards Clinch of New York was chosen as head of the Northern Baptist Convention succeeding Henry Bond of Brattleboro Vermont. Officers named include R. B. Griffith Grand Forks North Dakota Second Vice President KP Wayland Ayer Camden New Jersey and Rev Maurice A Levy Brooklyn Recording Secretary. The American Baptist Foreign Mission Society elected Rev Dr Carter Hi Johns of Washington President and the Home Mission Society chose D K Edwards Los Angeles as President with Rev H L Morehouse New York as Corresponding Secretary and Frank T Moulton Yonkers Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edwards
Press- Clinch
New York
Northern Baptist Convention
Henry Bond
Brattleboro
R. B. Griffith
Grand Forks
N. D
KP. Wayland Ayer
Camden
N. J
Wic
Bitting
St. Louis
Maurice A. Levy
Brooklyn
Frank L. Miner
Des Moines
Iowa
Carter Hi. Johns
Washington
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
American Baptist Home Mission Society
D.K. Edwards
Los Angeles
Cal
H. L. Morehouse
Frank T. Moulton
Yonkers
N. Y
Advertising Clubs Widen Their Scope and Texans Win
The tenth annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America opened in Toronto with speeches on integrity and cooperation. The Texas delegation drew attention as "live wires" while J. P. Beck of Chicago won a $1,000 prize for a cement campaign essay, and the Paso delegation claimed the Printers Ink Cup for best club record.
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Toronto
Texas
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Duke of Connaught
John Gibson
Ocean
Hocken
Toronto Advertising Club
Woodhead
North American
Noegland
America
George F. Fredericks
J. P. Beck
Universal Portland Cement Company of
Chicago
Beck
Fr. W. Ashcroft
Montreal
Thornton Purkis
M. Wessels
Philadelphia
Marshall Olds
New York
Paso
New York State
Herbert S. Houston
World's Work
John Irving Romer
Printer's Ink
Frank T. Blanchard
Manley M. Gillam
William Co. Freeman
The
New York Globe
Joseph H. Appel
John Wanamaker
Collin Armstrong
Richard H. Waldo
Goo Trousekeeping
Henry PD. Wilson
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Harry A. Cochrane
National Exposition Company
Suffrage protest barred from Sub Treasury steps
Assistant Secretary Byron R Newton informs the Woman's Political Union that representatives may not speak from the Sub Treasury steps. Plans include a procession to Wall Street with speakers at a curb broker location and a noon Franklin Statue gathering in Park Row. Participants listed include Mrs Bran nan, Mrs Griswold Demne, Mrs Colt, Mrs Whitehouse, Mrs Floyd, Mrs Blatch, Miss Hey liger, and Miss Constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Treasury
Byron R. Newton
Woman's Political Union
Sub-Treasury
Wall Street
Newton
Pranklin
Park Row
Hattery
Road Street
John W. Brannan
Joseph Griswold Demne
William Colt
Norman de_R. Whitehouse
William Floyd
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Lt. Heyliger
Anna Constable
Hearing on Two Platoons for Fire Department
Fire Department representatives urged Commissioner Adamson to adopt a two platoon system arguing for more personnel and money. Officers opposed disputed the estimates with a decision pending after a scheduled meeting with Mayor Mitchel. Estimates ranged from about 2 million to 2.66 million with the manpower rise around 1,500 firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Robert Adamson Yesterding
Mitchel
At Ferest
Adamson
No Jobs for College Men Plan Rejected by Mayor
Mayor Mitchel denied a plan to place university students in city departments. He said students may work limited hours but not replace current workers. Universities would provide instruction to city workers seeking further education as part of the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchel
Sipp Sues for 25000 Damages Over Arrest Tale
George A. Sipp former Harlem hotel owner and graft trial figure filed a 25000 damages action in Bronx Supreme Court naming Company of 376 East and Michael Gottlieb as president and County Clerk's office listed as plaintiff after arrest dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipp
George A. Sipp
Harlem
Curran Committee
Bronx
Company of 376 East
Michael Perstate County Clerk's
Surrogate Upholds Hatch Estate Stock Sale
Surrogate Fowler ruled the executors of FP Hatch's estate acted properly in selling 7 909 shares of common stock and accepting a $1 000 000 investment from John Clatlin Company. He overruled legatees objections about stock value and sale price while charging executor Edward H Titus with a $2 442 debt related to a transfer from Lord Taylor to the Hatch estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Fidward FP. Hatch
Tar
Lord, &Taylor
Lord &Taylor
Secon
John Clatlin
HL. Clatlin Company
Surrogate Fowler
Edward H. Titus
Lord & Taylor
Hatch Estate
Family Rescued After Launch Breaks Down Off Brighton Beach
Harry Eveland his wife and two children, William four and Bessie two, of 517 West Fifty-third Street Brooklyn, were rescued when their launch stalled a mile west of the Brighton Beach Hotel. Lifeguard Hal Merrian and Special Officer Boldt launched a lifeboat, towed the stranded craft and brought the family ashore after Eveland failed to repair the engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Eveland
William
Bessie
West Fifty-third Street
Brooklyn
Brighton Beach Hotel
Hal Merrian
Brighton Baths
Boldt
Evelands
Model Yacht Club
Fifty-third Street
Bay Ridge
Sheepshead Bins
Brighton Beach
Eveland
Merrian
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Sporting Goods
Bar Association of Quebec
Louse
Bar Association
Chateau Frontenac
MacIsaacs
Dominion Coal Company
Borden
Esra H. Fitch
West 36Th St
Baptists
Clinch
Associated Advertising
Clubs of the World
Texans
Printer’s Ink
Chicagoan
Charlotte Abbey
Women’s Directory
Claflin
Chickering
Fifth Avenue
38Th Street
39Th Street
Murray Hill
Union Pacific
Southern
Pacific
California
Arctic
Japan
West
Utah
Colorado
de Friest
G. FB
Broadway
Nutting
G. BF. P
COLC
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Seaboard
Pilaret Elnes
Rocky Mounsiein Limited
New York City
K. F. Palmer
G. FE. P
Ftock
Miechsen Sepuare
the B.V.D. Company
B. Altman & Co
Madras
Mercer
34Th and
35Th Streets
News Park
Public Service Cup CO
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