Coal Inquiry Committee Named by Merchants Association
Henry Dalley named chairman of a five member committee appointed by the Merchants Association to investigate the rise in anthracite coal prices. The panel will study production costs, distribution, and the coal supply relation to New York City needs, with possible government complaint if warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Henry R. Towne
Merchants’ Assoriatory
Ation
Henry Daties
Abram TL. Ellins
William Mellowes Morgan
Edward D. Page
Broderick B. de Herne
de Berard
Tevet
Borly
New York City
Dalley
Congress
Lasell, Lattey, & Co
Elkus
James, Schell
Faulkner, Page & Co. Commission Merchants
Dailey
Merchants’ Association of New York
The
Merchant Association
Tribune
Anthracite Trust
Whicch
Brewett
New York
Arbitration for Miners Uproar in Erdman Act Extension
The House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee reported a modified Lee bill extending the Erdman act to coal mine operators and workers. It creates a three member mediation commission appointed by the President with Senate consent and allows arbitration by three or five neutrals if unable to amicably settle labor disputes involving railroads or coal mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
House
Senate
Charles P. Nell
House Committee
Commission On Mediation and Conciliation
Snc
Federal Grand Jury to Hear Charges Against Secret Service Chief
Otto T Klinke has alleged irregularities in the Secret Service and targets William J. Wigan, the city chief, prompting United States Attorney Henry A. Wise to announce the grand jury will hear Klinke’s story under oath. Wise noted the case will be pursued via the grand jury, with no immediate appearance planned by Klinke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cime
Federal Grand Jury
Magenta
Department of Justice
United States
J. Whitaker ‘Thompson
Thrie Ely
Thompaun
Thin City
Otto T Klinke
Wiliam J. Wigan
Henry A. Wise
Klinke
Wise
Washington
Land
Rane
Early Closing Announced For Store Schedule
Announcement states an earlier closing time begins this week. The user reports the summer schedule will go into effect and notes the store will close at noon on Saturday and at noon on an unspecified weekday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usuer
Stem Frathers
Son Dune
Sype
Investigation Probes Fraternal Medical Clubs Abuses
An Eastern Medical Society committee investigates dozens of small city clubs formed by poorer residents to obtain low cost care. Doctors often serve multiple clubs, with hundreds of members, making supervision hard. The probe may push sweeping regulation and caps on patient loads and fees.
Weather Readies Warmth Across Regions Amid Varied Forecasts
Official meteorological observations indicate warmer weather spreading from the Atlantic to the Gulf regions with fair skies mainly across the central and western states. Forecasters predict light to moderate winds, occasional showers in the South Atlantic and Gulf, and a general trend toward warmer temperatures by Wednesday and Thursday across New England, the mid Atlantic, and northern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Montains
Werder Therm
Dion
South Atlantic
Gulf
Ieramewha
Smiddie
Inkb
Nor States
Lodges and societies run paid medical clubs in Meath
Official findings show neighbors formed small clubs paying for annual access to lodge or society physicians. Members paid about three dollars yearly for doctors to attend a site for up to sixty or more members. Club doctors allegedly billed inspectors and demanded extra fees, prompting scrutiny by the County Medical Society and civic authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Meath
County Medical Society
Ety
Intry
Bond of Union aims to unite Christian charities abroad
A draft charter outlines the World’s Welfare Union as a creed similar to the Salvation Army but without its charity relief function. It seeks to form a bond of union among organizations with the object to improve conditions of men women and children. Directors listed include T Arthur Whitney Charles G Smith John Medford Marie A Baldwin Howard K Wood Joseph Curtin and TL O Coughlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World's Welfare Union
Salvation Army
T. Arthur Whitney
Charles G Smith
Portamouth
John
Medford
Mars
Banlly
Hawsy
Everett
Mass
Marie A. Baldwin
Auburndale
Howard K. Wood
Fan Street
Joseph Curtin
Waaay
Coughlan
Ned Nassau Street
City Suffers as Partner in Ferry Controversy
Commissioner Raymond Fosdick, reviewing the Brooklyn and Manhattan Ferry Company accounts, found the city should have received 6602 less after nine months of operation on Roosevelt and Broadway routes. He criticized officers’ salaries and contract constraints and urged referral to a special committee or equity action for accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston Seatenday
Raymond 1
Fordick
Brooklyn and Manhattan Ferry Company
Broadway
Brooklynset
Manhattan
Tito 4
Eity
Zid Street
SLAC
Sears
Prones
Seloturg
Fosdick
2D Strees
Roosevelt Street
Mtone
Comteact
Splee
Bronx County Question Decides Its Future Conti nuance
The Bronx votes this fall on continuance or discontinuance of Bronx County. The Borough is already Bronx County by gubernatorial action, creating New York State’s sixty two counties by April 17. Voters will answer whether Bronx County should be continued. Captain John Gilkinson, hero of Hoboken fire, died aged 62. He aided in rescuing seventeen from the blaze aboard the steamship Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Threnx County
Dix
The
Bronx
Brome County
Stephen J. Stilwell
Yeaterdays
Fron County
New York State
Borough
Bronx County
Hoboken
Montclatr
Nod
Jones
Cap- John
Kirk Gillkinson
Bette Vie Avenue
Gilkinson
Maritime Intelligence Report of Incoming Steamers and Arrivals
The section lists incoming steamers and arrivals with dates and ports in May and June, including Bremen Kingston Kingston, Havana, and New York bound ships. It notes vessels arriving at various ports, quarantine statuses, and sailings from Liverpool and Genoa, with detailed ship names and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rem
Jane Konigin Luise
Bremen
Queenstown
Havana
Ward Op Friedrich
Kingston
Thal cocKingston
Dia Colgaweston
Pucerosina Oran
Onal Tampa
Mapahoe Tackannville
Narraganeett Miler
Tise
Laverbini
White Star
Eint
Antwerp
Maya Red
Mauretanin Eiverpanl
Tapet Cunard
Aulase Mayngmes
Jane
Welsh Price Br
Marseilles
Braltar
Moulder, Weir & Rovid
Mire
Port Limon
United Pratt Refaits
Mdae
Arc
Anvona Cital
Genoa
Naples
Palermo
Hartield
Solarieee
Snacee Ang
New York
Mane
Philadelphia
Mreatier
Vaderland
Dover
Red Star Line
Kicaiter
Keonpetnaesa
Geckleier
Southampton
Cherefour
Tr Ovtr
Highlands
Mobile
Tampa
Kee
Amd
Alehiner
London
Atlante Port Co
Barat Ut Renner
Sandy Mook
Saxonia
Compagnie
Stale Trangallantique
Indae
Steinven Roenig
Laine
Ger
Cherbourg
Selviche & Co
Norfalig
Tampico
Bandy Wook
Windrapin
Foreign Porte
New Yorks
Henow
Oceania
Talla Hey
Havre
Caroline
Bertin
Laverjoat
Lusitania
New
TOA Fetiguardine
Aaiatis
Prince Brl
Nem Sik
Barbados
Pemainvuce
Janetto Buenos Ayres
Gloria de Larrieng
Tork
Norfolk
Foster Stannattan
New New York
Sia Xew
Sabang
Kansas
Broadway Stores at Warren and 13th Street
Three retail locations on Warren Street and 13th Street operate in a downtown stretch. Shoppers report varied hours and merchandise spanning clothing, household goods, and accessories. Local merchants plan joint promotions to attract weekend crowds.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merchants’ Association
Henry Dalley
A. J. Elkus
Wwek
Holley
Kikue J
de Merard
New-York Tribune
Sophia Weisberg
Wis Khole
Barnett Weisberg
Wand
Weithere
Tattoring
Uwnt
West
West Mitty Street
Wetsbergs
Sophia
Annie
Eighth Avenue
Hith Street
Old Street
Welsbera
Gaynor
Toner
Weisbergs
Secret Service
Medical Society
Department of Health
Fastern Medical Society
Samuel J. Kopetsky
Madisson Avenue
Eastern Medical Society
Kopetzky
de Taila
Tiwan
Tnson
Fo Ty
le Tade
Keanon
the Weather Report
Colmbie
Thorsilas
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Tay
Weather Bureau
Ian An
Jon
Agrien
Paris
Fifth Avenue
Certificate of Incorporation
Morey
Knapy
HO. Havemeyer
Joseph
Tan
Colorado
Wats Howe Suki
Marine Intelligence
Almana Sumnet
Eras
Mati Veuset Yorbine
Etasen Campania
Liverpool
Cunard Orava
Hermida
RMR
SOA Whitadelp
Tiaasen
Alinante Oghiy
Bove
Charokew
Turhes Dslah
LEO i Rianting Hiede
Wal
Mosron Tashanit
Clyde Lon Pin San Marenm
Alventor
Mall von Bm
Mamterg
Frovenco
Guyrs
Fiverpeet
Hayat
Saha
Paneth
Eve Votturni
Ret Dam
Vea Venoaia
Pate
Lihat
Transpacific
Japa Metlerophon
FA Islands
Sammon
New Zealand
Vancouver
Japen
Corer
China
Philippines
Dapan
Sune
Hawaii
Japan
Lores
Meatco Fine
Corea
Hinipehnew
Ea Wurgatean
Mistral
Anit Fatipyines
Pa Transport
Shane
Hina
Shipping News
Port of New York
Ste ‘Tampico
May Tay Ani W York and
Vith Moe
ASTER
Amsterdam
DE_KOVE OPERA COMPANY
Henry Miller
Tegfeld
Winter Garden
Vric
LUNA
B. F. Keith
Union SQ
Ise
Ak Colonial
Mat Daily
the Fatal
Ld Policy
Dvarmond
Academy Hih Ave
Florida
Providence
Potadas Rotterdam
Carpathia
Charleston
Jacksonville
Tenneson de
Stern Brothers
Gramercy
James McCreery & Co
23Rd Street
34Th Street
He YS
Harris
Perr
34Th St
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