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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1908

Page

19

Profit Sharing Plea By M E Ingalls At Civic Fed Meeting

Melville E Ingalls chairman of the Big Four Railroad urged profit sharing and workers becoming partners as a path to industrial harmony at the National Civic Federation gathering. Gompers defended labor rights under the Sherman Act and criticized limits on collective bargaining while Belmont criticized public service constraints. The meeting also covered welfare work, urges for better industrial conditions, and plans for an amusement hall in New York and New Jersey.

Melville E. In Big Four Railroad John Hass Hammond National Civic Federation Hotel Astor August Bergmont Waterborouch Metropolitan Company Samuel Gompers Belmont Taft W Anne Morgan J. Pierpont Morgan Seth Lor Federation Fsport Ingalls New York Gompers Mr. Belmont Ridder Louis R. Schram Chaifrman National Brewers Association James O'Connell National Association of Machinists James M Lynch International Typographical Tinion A. B. Garretson Order of Reilwar James Duncan Granite Cutters Association of America Woman's Department J. Borden Harriman Joseph Medill McCormick Caidgo Archibald Alexander New York and New Jersey Grand Central Palace

Foot and Mouth Victims Killed in Albany State

Albany reports that every animal afflicted with foot and mouth disease in the state has been killed and buried. Commissioner FR A Pearson of the State Department of Agriculture says the disease occurred in forty nine places across five counties. Officials are directing thorough disinfection of affected sites.

Albany FR A. Pearson State Department of Agricure

Boy Identifies Bomb Throwers in Tenement Blast

Dominica Anetta, ten, of 232 East 5th street, named Francesco Riondi of 217 East 71st street and Antonio Corono of 45 Eastwid street as the bombers in the December 9 explosion that wrecked a five story tenement at 29 East 66th street. He testified he saw them at work in the yard. The Italians were held without bail on his uncorroborated statement. Four other arrestees were discharged by Magistrate Steinert.

Dominica Anetta East $d Street Tombe Court Francesco Riondi East 71St Street Antonio Corono Eastwid Street East 66d Street Steinert

Sherman Law Change In Congress Seeks Sherman Act Amendments

Seth Low of the National Civic Federation leads a drive to amend the Sherman anti trust law during the current session. He seeks input from labor and business groups, weighing amendments to curb unreasonable restraints while considering interstate trade and federal incorporation for large interstate corporations. The New York Manufacturers Association backs preserving the act's integrity and rejects unenforceable changes.

Gompers United States Supreme Court Seth Low National Civic Federation Low Federation Organized Labor United States New York Manufacturers Association

Davis seeks to enjoin Copper Merge in Maine court

Morrie A. Davis of Seattle filed a bill in equity in the United States Circuit Court seeking to prevent the consolidation of the Davis Daly Estates Copper Company and the Davis Daly Company. Named defendants include James A. Coram, F Augustus Heinze, Thomas M. T. Rarborg, and Charles B. Leonard. Davis alleges improper or inadequate notice of the stockholders meeting where the merger was approved.

Portland United States Morrie A. Davis Seattle Wash Davis-Daly Estates Copper Company Davis-Daly Company James A. Coram Brookline F. Augustus Heinze Thomas M. T. Raborg New York Charles B. Leonard Butte Davis

Six Hains murder trial jurors face scrutiny in Brooklyn

In a higher court session over the Thornton Jenkins Hains murder case, six jurors were chosen from forty seven talesmen after long questioning on bias toward capital punishment. Jurors named include William J. Hill, Thomas Walsh, Henry Hecker, Samuel W. Johnson, John Benham, and Frederick Lee Richard. District Attorney Darrin moved to compel production of letters and papers from Captain Peter C. Hains and other related communications, while subpenas were issued for witnesses. General Peter C. Hains and Major John P. Mains attended, while Mrs. Hains was absent. The trial centers on the August Bay side Yacht Club incident in which Captain Hains was killed and Thornton J. Hains stands charged with murder or as an accessory.

Supreme Court Flushing Thornton Jenkins Hains Frederick E. Crane Hill William J Congress Avenue Laurel Hill Walsh. Thomas Main Street Astoria Hecker Henry Porter McIntyre Street Woodside Johnson Samuel W Grant Avenue Richmond Hill Benham John Hill Place Maspeth Richard Frederick Lee Far Rockaway Thornton J. Hains William E. Annis Peter ©. Hains, Jr Bayside Yacht Club Thornton Hains Captain Hains Peter C. Hains John P. Mains McIntyre White Darrin Talesmen B. J. Humphrey Talesman Bayside Charles R. Ten Eyck No. Lo Hardenbrook Avenue Jamaica Ten Eyck Menntere Shay Afr. Young Hetrs Mr Intyre Peter Hains Thornton Jg Hains Fort Hamilton Kings County N. Y

Phelps Dodge & Co Incorporated Forms New Copper Company

Phelps, Dodger & Co of New York filed a formal certificate of incorporation in Albany to control copper mines. Authorized capital plus tax paid totals $5.0. Directors include James Douglass Cleveland H. Deder Arthur James James Mc Lean George B. Agnew BF Haywqom Perry Francis Tt. Hines George Notman and William Church Osborne, all of New York.

Albany Phelps, Dodger & C New York James Douglass Cleveland H. Deder Arthur James James McLean George B. Agnew BF. Haywqom Perry Francis Tt. Hines George Notman William Church Osborne

Republicans to Amend Rules on Endorsing Nominees

The Republican County Committees planned a Thursday night meeting to amend rules to prevent wrangling over endorsements as in a prior incident for Elihu Root’s Senate bid. Willan Halpin proposed restricting endorsements to statutory cases only, enabling the committee to back its own choice for a bi partisan board such as the Board of Elections.

Republican County Committees Elihu Root United States Senate Willan Halpin Halpin Board of Elections

McCarren to Pick a Mayor in Brooklyn Debate

Senator McCarren Democratic leader of Kings County will address the Bedford branch of the Young Men’s Christian Association in Brooklyn on Friday night to share direct primary nominations views and his pick for the next mayor. If State Chairman Woodrut agrees a Republican rebuttal and debate may follow.

McCarren Kings County Bedford Young Men's Christian Association Brooklyn Woodrut

Independence League in Brooklyn elects new county chairman

The Brooklyn Independence League county committee met at Court and Livingston streets last night to organize for the coming year. William J Tavior, former assistant postmaster, was elected county chairman, replacing Henry Powell. A large crowd attended the meeting.

Independence League Brooklyn Court and Livingston William J Tavior Henry & Powell

City Hall shake up on New Year revealed for top posts

Rumors place William A. Willis as head of the Department of Street Cleaning succeeding Foster Crowe. Willis, a former newspaper man and executive secretary in the Mayor's office, is seen as a strong candidate. Other names mentioned include Allen M. Speener Dock Commissioner Joseph L Berry Fire Commissioner Nicholas J. Hayes and John V. Coggey of Correction. Hayes reportedly in frail health after a lengthy illness and hospital stay.

City Hall William A. Willis Foster Crowe Willis John H. Brien Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity

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