Goal Strikers Orderly as Miners and Operators Talk Amid Strike
Wilkes Barre Pa June 27 The seventh week of the anthracite miners strike ends with lines drawn and no talks baring President Mitchells offer to arbitrate. Up to 165000 workers idle in the region as pumps resume at Empire colliery and engineers return at Boston colliery. Mitchell heads to Chicago to confer with United Mine Workers leaders before the Indianapolis convention.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Mitchell
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Company
Stanton
South Wilkesbarre
Empire
Boston
Delaware and Hudson Company
Plymouth
Chicago
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Mr. Mitchell
Miners in Lackawanna Discuss Return to Work
Special to The New York Times from Scranton Pennsylvania reports that many miners in the Lackawanna district are expected to return to work soon, a district that opposed the strike. Erie Company president E B Thomas threatens to open company stores in the valley to sell goods at cost if local merchants refuse to serve non union men.
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Scranton
Penn
Lackawanna
E. B. Thomas
Erie Company
Striking miners arrested in Eddy Creek riot near Scranton
Stephen Rapp, Edward Lawlor, and John Lynch of the United Mine Workers District Board were arrested for disorderly conduct and rioting after a crowd of about 500 strikers halted three workmen near the Eddy Creek Colliery. Warrants issued for 39 others. Rapp fined 20 dollars and bailed at 500. Lawlor and Lynch fined 10 dollars and bailed at 200 each.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Penn
Stephen Rapp
United Mine Workers
Edward Lawlor
John Lynch
Delaware and Hudson Company
Eddy Creek
Rapp
Tenants Served Quit Notices at Locustdale
Pottsville June 27 The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company has issued quit notices to forty tenants at Locustdale, requiring them to leave their premises within ten days.
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Pottsville
Penn
Philadelphia and
Reading. Coal and Iron Company
Locustdale
Miners and Operators to Meet in Saginaw July 2
A joint conference of miners and operators is scheduled in Saginaw on July 2 to discuss wage scales and related disagreements. President Mitchell aims to prevent a general strike at the national convention on July 17 and seeks a local settlement. A mass meeting is set for July 1 to elect delegates to the conference.
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Saginaw
Mich
Mitchell
Coal miners return to work in Pocahontas Flat Top fields
Roanoke reports show every operator in Pocahontas Flat Top fields is producing after the June 7 strike end. Output rose by nearly 100 cars from the previous day’s 400, with about 500 cars expected today as workers steadily return home from strikes.
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Roanoke
Pocahontas Flat Top
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Coal Syndicate Planned For Missouri Mines
R G Rombauer of Kirksville Mo says eastern capitalists led by J Pierpont Morgan plan to absorb Missouri coal mines. He notes previous aborted attempts and says many mines now could be bought cheaply amid labor and railroad troubles. He cites a broader aim to form a U S coal trust controlling national output.
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Kansas City
R. G. Rombauer
Kirksville
Missouri
J.pierpont Morgan
Rombauer
Morgan
Chicago
United States
Anthracite Use Sought For City Ferryboats
The Cortlandt and Desbrosses Street ferries of the Pennsylvania Railroad will burn anthracite after new grates were installed in their furnaces. The railroad reports buying 10 000 tons of anthracite for boat use, while Health Department officials note efforts by soft coal users to switch fuels and possible influx of anthracite from Albany Poughkeepsie Syracuse and nearby towns if prices rise.
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Cortlandt and Desbrosses Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lederle
Board of Health
Shepard
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Health Department
New York
Albany
Poughkeepsie
Syracuse
Relief Felt In Paterson Silk Strike
In Paterson New Jersey tensions ease as workers vote to allow some small shop employers to return to work with a weekly $2 contribution to support those still on strike. Doherty Wadsworth workers plan Monday return. police bolster with Winchester shotguns and rifles. Italian group Sons of the First Crusaders fundraise to defend Garibaldi Cantaluppi, jailed over Harris shooting. Brigadier orders purge of two battalions, Third Battalion to replace them. Essex cavalry to stay.
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Cordoni
Paterson Silk Dyeing Company
Liberty Silk Dyeing Company
McCrath & Arnold Company
Sayer & Coirin
Gautschy
Doherty & Wadsworth Company
Germania
Sons of the First Crusaders
Garibaldi
Cantaluppi
Harry L. Harris
Call
Harris
Society
Gen. Campbell
Essex
Federal arbitration board bill advances in House
Washington June 27 The Labor Committee of the House perfected and ordered a favorable report on a bill to empower the President to appoint Federal arbitration boards to investigate and adjust strikes and other interferences with inter state commerce The board will have five members three appointed by the President and one by each labor side Its duties include reporting facts and allowing parties to submit their case for final decision though not mandatory Action to final passage is unlikely this session.
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Washington
Labor Committee of the House
Board of Arbitrators
Bessie Bonehill Illness Sparks Europe voyage plan
Misses Marion and Lena Seely, daughters of Bessie Bonehill, rushed to New York after a cablegram announced their mother’s serious illness and urged immediate travel to Europe. They will sail on the Umbria tomorrow, accompanied by Miss Lillian Rogers, amid reports of cancer but described as a tumor, with a London bedside marriage possible.
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Sayville
L. I
Marion
Lena Seely
Bessie Bonehill
Europe
New York
Umbria
Lillian Rogers
H. T. Rogers
John Seely
London
Driver killed by horse outside Ruppert’s stable
John Haydolfer a Ruppert’s Brewery driver was struck by a horse as he tied up greys on Ninety-first Street near First Avenue. He collapsed and died before an ambulance arrived at Presbyterian Hospital. He was 42 and resided at 317 East Ninety-third Street. The horse had previous vicious behavior.
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John Haydolfer
Ruppert’s Brewery
Presbyterian Hospital
East Ninety-third Street
Tay lor New President of Kings County Savings Institution
At a meeting in Williams burg the Kings County Savings Institution elected Herbert G Taylor as President to replace James S Bearns who retired after thirty seven years. Edward McGarvey was chosen Second Vice President and William D Chase remains First Vice President.
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Kings County Savings Institution
Bedford Avenue
Broadway
Williamsburg
Herbert G. Taylor
Taylor & Fox
Jamess. Bearns
Edward McGarvey
Taylor
William D. Chase
Scannell Denies Croker Return Report
Saratoga June 27. John J. Scannell of New York City now in Saratoga denies a Croker cablegram claiming he would return in August to resume Tammany leadership. The former Fire Commissioner rejects the report as false.
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Scannell
Croker
The
New York Times
Saratoga
N.Y
John J. Scannell
New York City
Richard Croker
Wantage
England
Tammany Organization
My Volcano Observations from Hovey West Indies Trip
Prof. E C Hovey of Sheffield Scientific School reports on volcanic observations in Martinique and St Vincent after presenting mineral exhibits at the Chicago World's Fair. He undertook the trip for the American Museum of Natural History as noted in advance for The New York Times tomorrow.
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West Indies
E. C. Hovey
Aytant
Sheffield Scientific School
Hicago
Martinique
St. Vincent
American Museum of Natural History
NEW York Times
Sundey
Adv
Park animals at auction in Central Park sale
Peter F Meyer buys sheep to oppose the beef trust and plans to give lambs to the poor next spring. Notable bids include a Dorset ram lamb at $30 and a 1142 pound ewe for $165. Deer and elk fetched high prices as crowds watched, one artist bidder crying at the rising cost of a buck deer, total sale $813, a Central Park record.
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Sheepfold
Central Park
Peter F. Meyer
Meyer
Beef Trust
Richard Croker
Smith
Park
Joseph Shongood
James Conway
F. A. Strauss
Charlies L. Smith
Justice Stone
Sheepshead Bay
Zebu
John E. Milholland
Milholland
Adirondacks
Meddow Mountain
Essex County
William C. Whitney
Whitney
E. L. Partridge
Fifth Avenue
Trustee Chosen in Arthur J. Kahn Bankruptcy Case
Daniel P. Hays of Hays and Hershfield was elected trustee in bankruptcy by creditors of Arthur J. Kahn jeweler at 37 Maiden Lane. Hays won after supporters of rival William Force Scott shifted votes. a July 7 hearing before Referee Morris S. Wise will seek asset tracing amid claims of $150,000 missing.
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Daniel P. Hays
Hays and Hershfield
Broadway
Arthur J. Kahn
Maiden Lane
Hays
William Force Scott
Morris S. Wise
Wise
William Street
A. L. & S. Jacobs
Broad Street
Kahn
Charles F. Wood & Co
Scott
Referee Wise
Kyrn Wauters
Western Maryland’s Future Tied to Fuller Syndicate
Baltimore city holdings in the Western Maryland Railroad were sold to the Fuller Syndicate aligned with the Wabash Railway System for 8.651 million dollars plus a 500 thousand dollar guarantee for tidewater terminals. A temporary board was named to merge Western Maryland with West Virginia Central, with Winslow S. Pierce touted for the consolidated presidency as plans proceed after engineer reports.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Fuller Syndicate
Tidewater
Hayes
Washington County
Myron T. Herrick
Western Maryland Railroad
Western Maryland
West Virginia Central
Col. Herrick
Henry Bishop
Western
Maryland
Bishop
L. Fuller
Edwin Gould
Winslow S. Pierce
H. B. Henson
Lawrence Green
W. H. MclIntyre
New York
John M. Hood
The
Road
Leon Greenbaum
George R. Gaither
S. Davies Fairfield
F. §. Landstreet
West Virginia Central and Pittsburg Railway
Thomas J. Shryock
George B. Baker
Charles W. Slagle
Santa Fe to Build Cut Off From Portales to Albuquerque
General Manager Mudge of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe stated the company will immediately build from Portales on the Pecos Valley line into New Mexico to Albuquerque. The cut off will shorten the Santa Fe main line to the coast by 200 miles.
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Topeka
Kan
Mudge
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé System
Portales
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Alburquerque
Santa Fé
Rock Island Road creates passenger traffic manager post
Chicago June 27 two executive moves at the Rock Island Road: a new passenger traffic manager office is created and John Sebastian, formerly general passenger agent, is promoted to fill it. Robert Mather, second vice president, adds duties of general counsel to his responsibilities.
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Chicago
Rock Island Road
John Sebastian
Robert Mather
Erie Fourth of July Excursions To Greenwood Lake Shohola Glen Niagara Falls
The Erie Railroad offers July 4 outings to Greenwood Lake forty five miles from New York City to Shohola Glen a 107 mile ride each way through the Delaware Valley and to Niagara Falls with tickets valid July 3 and 4 returning on or before July 6.
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Erie
Erie Railroad
Greenwood Lake
New York City
Shohola Glen
Delaware Valley
Niagara Falls
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad declares 2 percent dividend
The directors of the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Company announce a 2 percent dividend payable July 10. The release notes it is not a semi annual dividend, though a similar payment was made six months ago.
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Philadelphia
Erie
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Company
Fifty men held after East Sixty-seventh raid on alleged gambling house
Early yesterday morning police raided 213 East Sev enty-seventh Street and found forty nine men present. The proprietor Adolph Benzinger of 212 East One Hundred and Eighth Street was arrested and arraigned in Yorkville Court with bail set at 500 dollars along with two alleged employees. Detectives had posed as regular patrons for two weeks to gather evidence, and seized paraphernalia and the safe.
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East Sixty-seventh Street
East Seventy-seventh Street
Adolph Benzinger
East One Hundred and Eighth Street
Third Avenue
One Hundred and Seventh Street
Yorkville Court
Deuel
David Crowe
John P. Friese
Nathan Roth
Benzinger
Brown
Benzinger. A Few Weeks Ago Capt. Brown
Commissioner Partridge
Tunney
Raesky
Capt. Brown
Attacked by a Dog, Gets $400 in Brooklyn Case
A sealed verdict in the suit of Mrs. Caro line Peterson against Charles Schlecht to recover 22000 damages for a mastiff attack was opened by Justice Herrick in the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, yesterday. The jury awarded Mrs. Peterson 400. The dog was shown in court as an exhibit on Thursday.
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Caroline Peterson
Charles Schlecht
Justice Herrick
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Peterson
Man seeks name change amid jesting friends at Brooklyn court
Jacob Firefile, 34, manager of a dry goods store at 42 Moore Street, Brooklyn, asked Judge Aspinall in Kings County Court to change his name. He explained friends mocked him as Firefly, Firebug, Fireworks, and even Fink. The judge granted the request.
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Aspinall
Kings County Court
Jacob Firefile
Firefile
Moore Street
Brooklyn
Mfe
Firefire
Carriage Riders Thrown Out In Jersey City Incident
Mr and Mrs Edward Ryan of 621 Lexington Ave New York and Frank McArdle of 137 Mercer St Jersey City with his sister Miss Ella McArdle were riding on Bramhall Ave Jersey City last evening when a North Jersey trolley struck the carriage causing it to overturn. All occupants were bruised but none seriously hurt. Mr McArdle is vice president of the Consumers Brewing Company.
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Edward Ryan
Lexington Avenue
New York
Frank McArdle
Mercer Street
Jersey City
Ella McArdle
Bramhall Avenue
McArdle
Consumers’ Brewing Company
Chautauqua Excursion Fare Notice
Erie Railroad offers a Chautauqua excursion at 11.00 round trip with tickets valid for return until August 3. Partial text indicates a July departure and August 3 return, reflecting a planned rail offer for a regional outing.
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Erie Railroad
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Michigan Fields
Raymond
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Coal Syndicate
J. Pierpont Morgan
Paterson
Arbitration Board
House Committee
James S. Bearns
Lams
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Wen
Siegel Cooper
Priestley “Cravenette
Wen’s and Boys
Madras
Panamas
Afloe
Mr. Fink
Wrony
Oll
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