Violent Strike Attacks Halt Coal Operations Near Duryea
The most serious violence came near Duryea when union strikers attacked Lehigh Valley Coal Co superintendent T A Thomas as he delivered supplies to William A colliery. An ambush on the railroad produced gunfire. the engine survived with 40 to 50 shot marks. Guards doubled and a peace committee appointed. Separate incident in Dunmore saw Michael Gallagher nearly hanged before police intervened. Police arrested five women and men in Kingston for riot incitement at Pettebone mine. Coal shipments resumed as Coxton coal stored was rushed to market and White Haven crews were recalled. Mitchell stated he had nothing further to add to ongoing correspondence with operators.
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Duryea
T. A. Thomas
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
William A
Babylon
Thomas
Babylon Collery
Mitchell
T. PD. Nichols
National Board
Henry Comins
Michael Gallagher
We. 1
Erie Coal Company
Dunnimore
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Com
Lewis McGill
William Bynum
Enoch Evans
Sidney Rundle
Joseph Rundie
Pettebone
Justice van Loon
Kingston
Coxton
White Haven
T Mitchell
Smoke consumers urged in large New York offices
Captain Arthur F Cosby head of the Penalties Bureau says many big office owners are installing smoke consumers as the coal strike looms. Justice Joseph of the Seventh Municipal Court requires either smoke consumers or hard coal, with a rush on devices as the St Paul Building and others prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Cosby
Captain Cosby
New York City
Justice Joseph
Seventh Municipal Court
St. Paul
New Plan of Arbitration Stirs Coal Strike Talk
Labor Commissioner Wright departs Marblehead for Washington to report on the coal strike findings. He says the report will be factual and delivered to President Roosevelt within a week. While rumors of arbitration spread, company presidents oppose concessions and Civic Federation officials deny Wright’s involvement. Some operators contemplate the new plan, though details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll D. Wright
Marblehead
Mass
Roosevelt
Wright
The
Civic Federation
Oth
Coal Carry
Coal field unrest eases as mines reopen in Pocahontas
Norfolk and Western officials report gradual improvement in Pocahontas coal fields with mines expected to operate by next Monday. White miners stay on site. Hungarians are brought in to work. Clinch Valley and Thacker fields run full. Tug River shows small force. no violence reported. News from Bluefield and Huntington notes mixed activity and ongoing strikes in southern West Virginia. An item mentions Americans visiting Europe and a Tribune book sale at European hotels and rail stations.
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Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Pocahontas
Clinch Valley
Thacker
Tug River
Bluefield
W. USA
Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake and Ohio
Smoky City Faces Health Warnings Over Soft Coal
Smoke from soft coal blankets the city with a black fog, blocking views of the Brooklyn Bridge and East River. Health officials receive letters from coal dealers noting high soft coal demand and rising prices, while buyers prefer cheaper washed buckwheat coal. dealers report scarce hard coal supply and a price rise to 7 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Tribune
West Virginia
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels on Fifth Avenue
The list includes Col C. May of Washington and ex Territorial and political figures such as E B Craig ex Tennessee State Treasurer and ex Senator Arthur P Gorman of Maryland. Other attendees: Col S C Millis and Capt Hamilton A Smith US Army, Lt Col Henry Wygant Gen Robert H Hall Col W P B Rutherford Captains Kelton Foster Converse Gale Sickel Reynolds Runcie Ready and Maj Robert M Rogers US Army. Governor Benton McMillin of Tennessee also noted along with Henry Ives Cobb James H Eckels and more at Imperial and Waldorf venues. Nearby, Surgeon General Sternberg and other officials are listed. What is Going On Today mentions Gravesend races and Presbyterian Mission Conference and club dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
C. May
Washington
E. B. Craig
Tennessee
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Gills
S. C. Millis
Hamilton A. Smith
U.S. A. Grand
Henry Wygant
Robert H. Hall
W. P. B. Rutherford
H. ©. Kelton
A. B. Foster
George L. Converse
George
Gale
H. G. Sickel
William B. Reynolds
J. E. Runcie
Robert D. Ready
Robert M. Rogers
S. Dana Lincoln
Murray Hill
G. M. Sternberg
R. W. Mearns
C. W. Exton
U.S A. Park Avenue
H. L. Abbott
U.S A. Victoria
J. S. Mosby
Richmond
Waldorf
Jules Cambon
United States
Luis F. Corea
M. H. Smith
Louisville and Nashville
Louisville
W. H. McDoel
Chicago
Lynde Harrison
New Haven
E. P. Wilbur
Bethlehem
Penn
Aaron Hall Receives Death Sentence After Trial
Aaron Hall, convicted for the Mamie Branigan murder in a dry goods store at Eighty sixth Street and Third Avenue on May 10, 1900, had the death sentence pronounced yesterday after his counsel's appeal to the United States Supreme Court failed on the constitutionality of the special jury law. Also, Stern Bros. will close Saturdays at noon in summer, and John F. Hughes, plumbing inspector, was dismissed after a hearing on charges including absence without leave and intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Hall
Mamie Branigan
Eighty-Sixth-St
Third-ave
United States Supreme Court
Hall
Stern Bros
West Twenty-third St
Bureau of Buildings
John F. Hughes
Mills Renominated Unopposed in Westchester Senate Race
The XXIId Senate District Republicans in White Plains unanimously renominated Isaac N. Mills for State Senator with no opposition. The convention was among the most harmonious in Westchester, with Frank Hardy of Larchmont as chairman and Francis A. Winslow of Yonkers delivering the nominating speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Isaac N. Mills
Westchester
Senator Mills
Frank Hardy
Larchmont
John Mabie
Peekskill
M. A. Quick
Francis A. Winslow
Yonkers
Mark D. Stiles
Mount Vernon
Hayman to Build Theatre in Berkeley Lyceum Deal
Theatrical figure Al Hayman bought title to three brownstone buildings at 19 to 22 West Forty-fifth Street and 19 to 23 West Forty-fourth Street for about 455000. He stays at the Waldorf Astoria, started a yachting cruise, and plans to erect a theatre on one parcel for Fifth Ward residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Hayman
Berkeley Lyceum
West Forty-fourth-st
West Forty-fifth-st
Hayman
Waldorf-Astoria
Alf” Hayman
al” Hayman
Forty Fifth Street parcels eyed for hotel and theatre complex
Henry B. Barnes transferred title to parcels to Mr. Hayman as plans for a hotel and theatre costing 1.5 million dollars and a total outlay over two million dollars move forward. The Berkeley Lyceum site nearby may host the new theatre or adjoining premises. The Lyceum opened February 27, 1888 with a 500-seat capacity and a 30 by 50 foot stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Barnes
Hayman
Berkeley Lyceum
Counterfeiting plant found in Yonkers shanty
An old ramshackle shanty on Prescot t street Yonkers was found to house a nickel counterfeiting operation. A brick furnace, a hot water boiler flue, a melting pot with lead, and several cast lead five cent pieces were seized along with moulding frames and stolen tools. Police know Michael Kenney, once a resident of the shanty, to be linked to repeated arrests. Revenue officials and Secret Service agents are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott St
Yonkers
Yonkers Ave
Michael Kenney
Donahue
Secret Service
Golden Rule Federation Formed In City
A new society named the Golden Rule Federation is formed in the city to develop public sentiment under the motto The human.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Federation
Sailor Suits and Country Attire at Broadways Stores
A catalog listing featuring sailor suits in blue brown and red serge with embroidery for ages 3 to 16, Norfolk jackets for men, young men prices from 12 to 18, Russian crash trousers handmade along the Volga at 4.50, low shoes 3.50 to 5, and related garments. Locations include 248 Broadway cor Warren, 7 and 9 Warren St, 842 Broadway cor 13th, 140 to 148 4th Ave, 1260 Broadway cor West 33d St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volga
Broadway
Warren
Warren St
4Th Ave
West
Maritime and Passenger Ship Arrivals Listed by Ports
A fragmented list of ships and ports with dates in June May and June shows arrivals and departures across Atlantic and British lines. Varying vessels including the Galveston line, La Touraine, Campania, Olympic and others are noted alongside cities such as Gibraltar Havre Philadelphia Copenhagen Swansea and Antwerp.
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Jeanne
Porn
Booth Alamo
Galveston
Mallory Arapahor
Jacksonville
Clyde Patria
Gibraltar
City of Washington
Nassau
Bristol City
Chattahoochee
Savannah
Antwerp
Phenix
White Star
Cymric
Liverpool
Noordam
Holt-Am el Sud
Morgan San Juan
Vessel Schedules and Sailings Summary
A dense list of ship routes and departure times, naming vessels such as Rotterdam, Etruria, Morro Castle, and Proteus. Ports include Santiago, Tampico, Charleston, Norfolk, Liverpool, Naples, Havana, and New Orleans. Notable times span 9:00 am to 3:00 pm with several arrivals and departures listed for Saturday June 14 and Monday June 12.
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Santiago
Tampico
Cub
San Marcos
Brunswick
Mallor
Abeonauins
Charleston
Clyde
Jefferson
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Rotterdam
Hel-Am
Etruria
Liverpool
Cunard
Lahn
Naples
G Lloyd
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Anchor
Citta di Genova
la Veloce
Lita i Mesaba
London
Leyland
Toronto
Hull
Wilson
Wisnoa
Philadelphia
Curacoa
Red
Morro Castle
Havana
Cuba
Syracusa
Sloman
Altal
Jamaica
Hamb-Am
Adirondack
Hayt
Madiana
St Thomas
Quebec
Maraval
Grenada
Trinidad
Benedict
Para
Booth
Concho
Galveston
Mallory
Proteus
New Orleans
Cromwell
Hamilton
el Rio
Morgan
Curityba
Matanzas
Etc
Munson
Jamestown
Shipping News from Port of New York June 12 1902
Lists arriving steamers with origins and dates, including Teutonic from Liverpool, Princess Royal from Antwerp, Durango from Messina, Ebierte from Coronel and Montevideo, Prins Maurits from Paramaribo, Jamaica from Banes, El Dia from New Orleans, Kansas City from Savannah, Jefferson from Newport News and Norfolk, Kaiserin Maria Theresia from Newport News, Guyandotte from Newport News, City of Macon from Boston, and multiple sailings to various ports, with cargoes noted as moise or mdse and passengers or crew. ships sailing to and from New York with destinations across the Americas, Europe, and the Caribbean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutonic
McKinstry
Liverpool
Queenstown
Moise
White Star Line
Bar
Pritish Princess
Freeth
Antwerp
Sanderson & Son
Vire Island
Durango
Wilson
Messina
Palermo
Mdse
Hirzel, Feltmann & Co
Wessel
Simpson, Spence & Young
Ebierte
Niven
Inuique
Coronel
Montevideo
St Lucia
R Grace
Prins Maurits
Nieman
Paramaribo
Demerara
el Dia
Mason
New Orleans
J T van Bickle
Kansas City
Smith
Savannah
Ocean Ss Co
Jefferson
Dole
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
Kaiserin Maria Theresia
Ger
Weyer
Oelrichs & Co
Guyandotte
Miller
Old Dominion
Si Ch
City of Macon
Johnson
Boston
Sido
San Francisco Mining Stock Quotations Close
The official closing quotations for mining stocks in San Francisco on June 12 show parings and gains for numerous companies including Alpha Con Caledonia Oro, Yukon, Ophir, King Solomon, Belcher, Imperial, Crown Point, Hale & Norcross, Utah Con, and more, with varied values such as 02, 04, 60, and 11.40 noted in scattered entries. The report lists multiple miners like Potosi Chollar and Sierra Nevada with modest fractions and percentages, reflecting a quiet session in precious metals names.
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San Francisco
St Easss
Kentucky
Andes
Belcher
Best & Eaer
Occidental
Ophir
AX Caledonia
Potosi
Xenow Inckat
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Dr. Lyon
the Tribune
Wilkesbarre
Becan
B.allmand Os
India
China
Japan
Eighteenth Street
Nineteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Europe
New-York Tribune
Great Britain
Lederle
Board of Health
State Line and Sullivan Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Cnal
Home News
Gravesend
Presbyterian Mission Conference
Fifth-ave
Twentieth St
Thirteen Club
Vegetarian Society
American Tract Society
Metropolitan Association of the
Astor House
P. m
Trict Republican Convention
Ruys Berkeley Lyceum
Mer
Man Or Boy
Racers, Peet & Company
Mall
Thos. J. Stewart CO
New York
Erie and St. Sts
Jersey City
Pr & Maost
Megco Maiden Lane
N.Y
Frank H. Graf
Seventh Ave
R. 8. MacArthur
Walter 8. Logan
Thomas L. James
Theodore F. Seward
St West Tenth-st
Missoula
Tetonka
Marine Intelligence
Sandy Hook
Hell Gate
Sanny Hook
Gov. Island
Steawers
Shipping News
Port OF
John J. Hill
Fernandina
Princess Anne
Buenos Ayres
Span
Vera Cruz
el Cid
Bluefiel
Baltimore
Bristol
Philelphia
Seminole
San Domingo City
Mecoris
Turks Island
Erica
Montego Bay
Leon
Nor
Port Antonio
la Lorraine
Havre
Barbarossa
Bremen
Cherbourg
Esperanza
Dr. Deimel
James McCutcheon & Co
SHANNON’S _ kee
Danniels Company
Daly
York
30Th ST
Sam S. Shubert
Nixon & Zimmerman
Dance & Talbot
Stange
Edwards
Hills
Rice's
Knickerbocker Theatre
38Th St. Ev
Mat. Lederer
Mats. Wed. & Sar
Keith
Broad Manhattan
PYLE
Rye
Mrs. Fisk Ennsee
Hammerstein
Terrace Garden
Boccaccio
YVALE
Princeton
Polo Grounds
Bf A
3D Ave
E Cain Co
Jane Courthope Co
J Fitzgibbon
McCoy
Eden Musie
Cine Motograph
Che Cark
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead
Lander
L R. R
St. Marth
Bkiynrki
Whitehal
Kings Ilse Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn Jockey Club
E. 34Th St
Bohemian
McCallum
Irishman
Williams
Portland
Majestic
Bry
Lizard
Columbia
Krech
Plymouth
Hamburg
Zeeland
Roberts
Oceanic
Cameron T
New- York
New-York
Cronstadt
Alexandra Dan
Thomsen
Christiania
Cassel Gers
Petermann
Copenhagen
Montane
Genoa
Algeria
Garrick
Marseilles
Hexham
Painter
Nord America Trak
Perth
Tioga
Ross
Port Said
Calcutta
Cape Town
Man Colquehson
Darley
Rio Janeiro
Eiffel Tower
Case
Quenting
York Tribune
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