Violent clash as strikers ambush train near Duryea
Report describes the most serious violence yet in the strike. An attack on T. A. Thomas, division superintendent of Lehigh Valley Coal, occurred near the William A. colliery as he returned with a train of supplies. Gunfire shattered the engine car, though no injuries were reported. Guards were doubled and a peace committee appointed. Additional riots framed unions, arrests followed, and coal traffic moved to tidewater while leaders offered no immediate statement.
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Duryea
T. A. Thomas
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
William A
Babylon
Thomas
Babylon Collery
Mitchell
T. D. Nichols
National Board
Henry Comins
Michael Gallagher
Erie Coal Company
Dunmore
Scranton
Delaware
Lackawanna
Western Comany
Lewis McGill
William Bynum
Enoch Evans
Sidney Rundle
Joseph Rundie
Tidewater
Smoke consumers urged as coal strike nears enforcement
Captain Arthur F Cosby in charge of penalties reports many large office buildings are installing smoke consumers. He warns the coal law will be enforced and buildings must switch to smoke consumers or hard coal importation, with Justice Joseph holding firm. The St Paul Building confirms installation and a rush on devices grows.
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Arthur F. Cosby
Bureau
Cosby
New York City
Justice Joseph
Seventh Municipal Court
St. Paul
New Arbitration Plan Emerges In Coal Strike Talks
Labor Commissioner Wright finished his inquiry into the anthracite strike and headed to Marblehead Massachusetts at President Roosevelt’s instruction. He will file a factual report within a week, with no bias, outlining causes and conditions leading to the strike. Rumors spoke of arbitration plans, though company presidents oppose concessions and Civic Federation denials surface about involvement. Some operators show cautious interest in a new proposal that could sway the dispute.
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Waving
Czerroll D. Wright
Marblehead
Mass
Roosevelt
Wright
Civic Federation
Hungarians invading the field and getting out coal
News from June 12 reports Norfolk and Western officials noting gradual improvement in Pocahontas coal fields with expectations of early settlement. Mine owners anticipate all mines operating by next Monday as white miners stay on fields, some working outside for $15 daily. Clinch Valley Thacker fields active. Tug River with limited force. No violence reported as Hungarians were brought in to bolster labor.
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Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Pocahontas
Clinch Valley
Thacker
Tug River
Bluefield
Chesapeake and Ohio
Country clothing and accessories at Broadways stores
Advertisement offers Norfolk jackets and country wear for men with prices from 12 to 25 dollars. Russian crash trousers sell for 4.50. Low shoes 3.50 to 5.00. Bathing suits, negligee shirts, straw hats and more at multiple Broadway and Warren Street locations.
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Volga
Soft coal soot prompts citywide concern and cost rise
The city endures thick soot from burning soft coal as smoke nuisance grows despite Health Department warnings and public censure. Chimneys emit clouds, the air shrouds streets, and officials cite a letter from the State Line and Sullivan Railroad selling agent noting buyers’ reluctance to pay hard coal prices. The soft coal price has risen, with buyers unwilling to pay the premium for harder fuel.
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Health Department
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Tribune
Lederle
Board of Health
State Line and Sullivan Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Al Hayman Buys Berkeley Lyceum Buildings in Manhattan
The well known theatrical man Al Hayman acquired title yesterday to three brownstone houses at West Forty-fourth and Forty-fifth streets for about 455000. He is staying at the Waldorf Astoria and had sailed on a yachting cruise, with word that he plans to build a theatre on one parcel for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al’ Hayman
Berkeley Lyceum
West Forty-fourth-st
West Forty-fifth-st
Hayman
Waldorf-Astoria
Alf’’ Hayman
Berkeley Lyceum Title Transfer to Al Hayman
The Berkeley Lyceum at No 19 to 23 West Forty fourth street had its title transferred to Al Hayman yesterday. He also acquired an adjoining parcel in the transaction.
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Berkeley Lyceum
West Forty-fourth-st
al” Hayman
Vessels and schedules for June 14 and 16
Shipping listings show multiple vessels and ports with daily sailing times and routes. Entries include ships like San Marcos, Algonquin, Etruria, Lahn, Citta di Genova, Morro Castle, Proteus, and Curityba plus ports such as Rotterdam Liverpool Havana Naples and Norfolk. Timing blocks indicate 12:00 m to 3:00 pm sailings and 9:00 am to 3:00 pm anchors on Saturday June 14 and Monday June 16.
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Santiago
Tampico
Cuba
San Marcos
Brunswick
Algonquin
Charleston
Clyde
Jefferson
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Rotterdam
Hol-Am
Etruria
Liverpool
Cunard
Lahn
Naples
Lloyd
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Anchor
Citta di Genova
la Veloce
Llneam Mesaba
London
Leyland - Toronto
Hull
Wilson
Philadelphia
Curacoa
Morro Castle
Havana
Syracusa
Maceio
Sloman
Altai
Jamaica
Adirondack
Hayti
Madiana
St Thomas
Quebec
Maraval
Grenada
Trinidad
Benedict
Para
Booth
Concho
Galveston
Mallory
Proteus
New-Orleans
Cromwell
Hamilton
Old_Dominion
el Rio
Morgan
Curityba
Matanzas
Etc
Munson
Jamestown
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels Listed
Home news notes a string of notable guests staying at prominent hotels. Names include Colonel C. May of Washington, ex-State Treasurer E. B. Craig, ex-Senator Arthur P. Gorman, and many other officials and dignitaries from U. S. Army, diplomacy, and industry visiting New York hotels on Fifth Avenue and surrounding areas.
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New-York Tribune
Europe
Great Britain
Fifth Avenue
C. May
Washington
E. B. Craig
Tennessee
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Gils
S. C. Mills
Hamilton A. Smith
U.S. A. Grand
Henry Wygant
Robert H. Hall
W. P. PB. Rutherford
H. C. 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
United States
M. H. Smith
Louisville and Nashville
Louisville
W. H. McDoel
Chicago
Lynde Harrison
New Haven
E. P. Wilbur
Bethlehem
Penn
Plans for new hotel and theatre on Forty-fifth Street site
Real estate promoter Henry B. Barnes transferred parcels to Mr. Hayman as talks continue on a combined hotel and theatre project. Plans call for a fifteen to twenty story apartment hotel with an arcade entrance, plus a theatre and studios totaling more than two million dollars. The Berkeley Lyceum, opened February 7, 1888, seats about five hundred with a 30 by 50 foot stage.
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Henry B. Barnes
Hayman
Berkeley Lyceum
Racing and society events headline Gravesend and city meetings
Today at Gravesend racing action dominates the schedule along with a Presbyterian Mission Conference. In New York Fifth Avenue and Twentieth Street hosts at 9:30 a.m. A dinner of the Thirteen Club honoring the Vegetarian Society occurs at 7:13 p.m. at the American Tract Society Building, followed by the Metropolitan Association of the A. A. U. at Astor House.
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Gravesend
Presbyterian Mission Conference
Fifth Ave
Twentieth St
Thirteen Club
Vegetarian Society
American Tract Society
Metropolitan Association of the
Astor House
P. m
Counterfeiting Plant Found in Yonkers Shanty
A ramshackle shanty on Pres cott street Yonkers north of Yonkers avenue yielded a counterfeiting operation for nickels. Police say Michael Kenney, long known to authorities, is in jail. A small brick furnace, melting pot of lead, and two moulding frames with dies were found, along with stolen tool boxes. Revenue agents were notified via Revenue Collector Donahue and Secret Service.
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Prescott St
Yonkers
Yonkers Ave
Michael Kenney
Donahue
Secret Service
Hall Receives Death Sentence In 1900 Murder Case
Aaron Hall, convicted of killing Mamie Branigan in a dry goods store at Eighty sixth Street and Third Avenue on May 10, 1900, heard the death sentence yesterday. His counsel appealed to the U S Supreme Court on the constitutionality of the special jury law, but the decision was against Hall.
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Aaron Hall
Mamie Branigan
Eighty-Sixth-St
Third-ave
United States Supreme Court
Hall
Port of New York Arrivals and Departures June 12 1902
The port listed arrivals from multiple steamers including Teutonic Pritish Princess Durango Elleric Prins Maurits Jamaica El Dia Kansas City Jefferson Kaiserin Maria Theresia Guyandotte City of Macon and others with cargoes passengers and mail. Several ships sailed to destinations such as Havana Vera Cruz Rotterdam Cherbourg and Newport News.
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Teutonic
Bro
McKinstry
Liverpool
Queenstown
Moise
White Star Line
Pritish Princess
Freeth
Antwerp
Sanderson & Son
Vire Island
Durango
Wilson
Messina
Palermo
Mdse
Hirzel, Feilmann & Co
Wessel
Simpson, Spence & Young
Elleric
Niven
Inuique
Coronel
Montevideo
St Lucia
Ndse
W R Grace & Co
Prins Maurits
Nieman
Paramaribo
Demerara
Trinidad
Cumana
Guyandotte
Miller
Newport News
Old Dominion Ss Co
City of Macon
Johnson
Boston
Ocean Ss Co
John J. Hill
Fernandina
Princess Anne
Norfolk
Buenos Ayres
Span
Havana
Vera Cruz
el Cid
New Orleans
Bluefields
Baltimore
Jersey City
Bristol
Philadelphia
San Domingo City
Mecoris
Turks Island
Erica
Montego Bay
Jamaica
Leon
Port Antonio
la Lorraine
Havre
Rotterdam
Barbarossa
Bremen
Cherbourg
Esperanza
Bohemian
McCallum
New York
Irishman
Williams
Portland
Majestic
Smith
Lizard
Columbia
Ger
Krech
Plymouth
Hamburg
Zeeland
Roberts
New- York
Oceanic
Camerons
New-York
Cronstadt
Alexandra Dan
Thomsen
Christiania
Cassel
Petermann
Copenhagen
Norge
Gundell
Christiansand Rotterdam
Statendam
Bakker
Boulogne Eur Mer
Jatter
Vincent. V
Roseley
Robertson
Fremantle
Cabraltar
Liguria
Ital
Montana
Genoa
Naples
Algeria
Garrick
Marseilles
Hexham
Painter
Gibraltar
Nord America
Mascazzini
Berim
Tioga
Ross
Port Said
Catcutta Cape Town
Ian Colquehoun
Darley
Rio Janeiro
Biffel Tower
Case
San Francisco Stock Close With Mining Quotes
San Francisco June 12 official closing quotations show mining stocks led by Belcher Crown Point and Union Con. with varied prices across يه a list including O phir Caledonia Sierra Nevada and Utah Consolidated reflecting modest activity and mixed gains in a routine mining market report.
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San Francisco
Justice
Belcher
Potest Chollar
Savage
Groringor
Keen
Cal & Va
Imperial
Crown Point
Sierra Nevada
Syndicate
St Louis
Gould & Curry
Union Con
Hale & Norcross
Utah
Caesa
Golden Rule Federation Formed in City
A new society named the Golden Rule Federation has been established in the city to foster public sentiment on social issues under its motto The human.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Federation
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Dr. Lyon
the Tribune
Wilkesbarre
B.altmani
India
China
Japan
Eighteenth Street
Nineteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Dr. Deimel
James McCutcheon & Co
West
Caes
Man
Rocers, Peet & Company
Broadway
Warren
Warren St
4Th Ave
Mall
Ummer Amusemony
T Srhason
Shannon's Ie
Dune Zist
Prank “Daniels
MISS
Daly
Raï
Dodo
Nixon & Zima
Dafice & Talbot
Herald Sq. Theatre
Eve Glaser
Murray
Wallace’s
Hill
Rice
Mats
Kerbocker
St. Ev
Lederer
Keith
Manhattan
Fiske
ST. A
Rip Vanwinkle
Italy
AIN Mat. V
Hammerstein’s
B’way
7Th Ave
Jaradise Glass II Roof Garvens
ST. Nicho
Sts
Jane Courthope
E. Cain
Eden Musee
Waa
Che
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead
Lander
Irsbaie
Brooklyn Jockey Club
E. 34Th St
N. Y
L. 1
R. R
Brooklyn
Bridge
Sth Ave
City Hall
Flatbush Ave
Uth
West Virginia
Buys Berkeley Lyceum
Gouck & Itzgeray
ARPET
Thos. J. Stewart CO
Erie and Ltd Sts
N.Y
Frank H. Graf
Seventh Ave
R. S. MacArthur
Walter S. Logan
Thomas L. James
Theodore F. Seward
West Tenth St
E.aw
Missoula
Totonka
Marine Intelligence
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Booth Alamo
Jacksonville
Clyde Pathia Dans
City of Washington
Nassau
NY & Cuba
Auguste Victoria
Hamb-Am
Campania
la Touraine
Southampton
Hekla
Spenhagen
Exeter City
Ansea
Bristol City
Savannah
Phenix
White Star Noordam
Holt-Am el Sud Reans
San Juan
NY &Pr
Home News
Mer
Stern Bros. West Twenty-thirdst
Bureau of Buildings
John F. Hughes
Isaac N. Mills
Trict Republican Convention
White Plains
Westchester
Senator Mills
Frank Hardy
Larchmont
John Mabie
Peekskill
M. A. Quick
Francis A. Winslow
Mark D. Stiles
Mount Vernon
Shipping News
Port OF
Quenting
York Tribune
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