Ashokan labor camp denial cites good pay and housing
A Tribune reporter found Ashokan Dam workers well housed and paid, with wages delivered in cash and optional brass checks. Contractor James Winston defended pay practices, brief five to eight hour days, and strict inspector access while denying unrest claims amid winter layoffs.
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Winston
United States
Society For
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Boxers and Club Officials Held in Raid
Michael J. Newman manager of the Long Acre Boxing Club in West th Street was arraigned in the Jefferson Market police court with the club's referee Joseph Hess and five boxers arrested on Saturday night. The fighters named Eddie Burt John Palmer Louis Britt John Corkish and Willie White. Palmer and Britt had not yet fought and were discharged. The others including Newman and Hess were held for examination on Tuesday.
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Louis Britt
John Corkish
Willie White
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Steps toward global standard for cotton grades set by committee
Washington December 27 definite steps toward establishing a standard for cotton grades will be taken by a committee of leading cotton men from the United States and Europe in cooperation with the bureau of plant industry. Secretary Wilson is selecting experts and a meeting is expected next month to finalize a nine grade standard including middling fair strict good middling and good ordinary. The goal is a universal standard to reduce market confusion and improve reliability.
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Hains Defence Begins With Witnesses In Court
The Hains defence opens today with Joseph A Shay and Eugene N L Young set to testify that they advised Martin Skura of their representation. They will dispute Detective Fallon s account and aim to show Thornton Hains could not have spoken the words alleged. District Attorney Darrin questions whether Hains will testify and mock jurors may hear the case by year end.
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Willie G Hanbury Admires Stewardess On Ocean Voyage
Willie G Hanbury two years old was left in London with his uncle until he arrived yesterday on the New York. He formed a strong attachment to stewardess Edith Denwick and the ship barber who cared for him during the Southampton voyage. His mother met him at the pier but he preferred to return to Southampton with her to stay aboard the New York.
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New Lighting Rules Order by Public Service Commission
The Public Service Commission issued orders banning discriminatory or preferential electric rates and requiring all light and power companies to file and display full rate schedules thirty days before they take effect. Commissioner Maltbie notes potential wholesale changes and consumer benefits, with exceptions for New York City and State. He cites prior remedies found during hearings and emphasizes publication of rate schedules to curb discrimination and rate manipulation.
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Phelps Stokes Chooses Socialism Over Church
J G Phelps Stokes told a New Haven crowd at Steinert Hall he will spend his millions on socialism rather than give to the Church. He argued wealth should be used to aid socialist aims, noting he has inherited only thousands and would direct funds to those who created the wealth. He spoke in a history of socialism and answered rapid questions from the audience.
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Timber Lands Bonds Offered By Connecticut Valley Lumber Company
Hornblower Weeks offers first mortgage 6 percent bonds at par with accrued interest. Unsold $1,000,600 yields 6 percent. Secured by spruce timber lands in New England. Company earnings over five years average 226000 annually. 1997 earnings 57008, with stumpage contract adding 100000 from July 1999, projecting net ~357000 against 180000 interest and 100000 sinking fund.
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Coal Mining School at Lost Creek Aims to Train Workers
The Lehigh Valley Coal Company opened a pioneering coal mining school in Lost Creek Pennsylvania to teach practical and technical mining. It aims to raise worker proficiency reduce accidents and promote from within. The program links to a mining correspondence course and plans to expand across its territory with records of student performance guiding promotions.
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Mrs Nellie McPhee Held in Larceny Trial in Jefferson Market
Mrs Nellie McPhee of 124 West 8th street was held in Jefferson Market police court for trial on a larceny charge. A detective testified she took a pair of shoes valued at $3 from a Sixth avenue store on Saturday night. She had a baby in her arms at arrest and claimed no intent to steal.
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Jefferson Market
Sixth Avenue
Marine Intelligence Almanac of Winter Shipping News
A dense maritime brief lists sunrise and sunset times, harbor moon phases, and high water marks. It catalogs wireless reports and incoming steamers with ships names, routes, and December dates, noting sailings and port movements across Atlantic and Pacific lines.
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Sailings Listed for Various Steamers and Ports
Shipping notices list steamers including Dacre Castie bound for Singapore and Hong Kong, Neldenfels to Port Said and Pondicherry, Cobra to Buenos Ayres and Rosario, Heemskirex via Colon Jacksonville, and Anselma de Larrinaga serving Nor folk El Valle and Galveston with ports and routes noted.
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Queenstown Shipping Notes December 27
Reports include Celtic leaving Queenstown bound for Liverpool via New York with a 12:22 PM note. Lusitania departs at 10:20 AM from New Ark for passage to Liverpool via Kingston Colon and Barbados. Orinecn sails from Lizard at unspecified time to Southampton via Kingston and Barbados.
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Western Indiana Redeems Notes In Exchange Offer
The Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad Company calls for redemption of $8,000,000 three year collateral trust gold notes on February 1. William Salmon & Co Moffat & White and Equitable Trust Co have bought the consolidated mortgage 4 percent gold bonds serving as security and offer note holders exchange for their holdings with a $2 per $1,000 cash bonus and $25 cash extra representing interest to February 1.
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