Break in the Strike Shifts Momentum and Funds
Union machinists in the city saw a setback as 350 workers at Cameron Pump Company returned to work unconditionally. The National Metal Trades Association announced a $500,000 strike fund distribution, with district chairmen guiding allocations. A potential settlement with R Hoe & Co is discussed as talks resume today.
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Cameron Pump Company
East Twentythird St
National Metal Trades Association
Liberty St
New-York
New York
New Jersey
N. B. Payne
Payne Company
Elmira
William Schwanhausen
Worthington Pump Company
Brooklyn
R. Hoe & Co
Hoe Company
Four Famous Skippers in Portraits for Sunday Tribune
Photographs and sketches depict Captains Haff Barr Rhodes and Sycamore of the Independence Constitution Columbia and Shamrock U1. The feature accompanies The Sunday Tribune to morrow with vivid images and brief bios of each mariner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haff
Barr
Rhodes
Sycamore
The
Independence
Constitution
Columbia
Sunday Tribune
New Musicians Union Forms to Enforce Union Rates
President James Beges of Local No. 41 AFM explains the new organization links with the Musical Mutual Protective Union to enforce standard wages. He argues MMPU failed to act as a true trades union, allowing many orchestras to pay below rate. Local 41 aims to secure dues and raise pay through organized enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beges
American Federation of Musicians
Musical Mutual Protective Union
Local No. 41
Tegular
Stokes to Meet Union Men Over Apartment Strike
A meeting of walking delegates at Brevoort Hall reviewed strikes paralyzing the Stokes apartment hotel project on Seventy fourth Street and the Boulevard. It notes Stokes as arbitrator for the metal lathers strike, pending union approval, and reports a scheduled conference with two trades to seek settlement. The plumbers versus steam fitters dispute may end today as steamfitters are discharged and plumbers take over, with sympathetic workers returning. For race coverage, readers are told to read The Sunday Tribune for a detailed account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brevoort Hall
Fifty Fourth-St
Third-ave
Stokes
Seventy-fourth-st
W. E. D. Stokes
Mr. Stokes
Unions of Chess
Building Department
Hamburg American Line official on Deutschland speed aim
Emil L. Boas, agent, said no extraordinary steps were taken for the Deutschland’s record run. He stated the line expects speed from its fast steamers and would do all possible to improve performance. He noted the best transatlantic times are typically achieved by such ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil L. Boas
Deutschland
Short Route Stated For Record Attempts At Sea
Captain Albers of the Deutschland says record attempts should wait until using the short route. The shortcut is about one hundred fifty miles shorter than the current voyage path, a plan noted for fall runs.
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Albers
Transfer of St. Paul stock eyed by Union Pacific
Rumor claims about 250 040 shares of St Paul stock being acquired for Union Pacific with James Henry Smith Peter Geddes and William Rockefeller named as sellers though verification and purchaser identity remain uncertain. The move could occur in October and place stock under a collateral trust mortgage if completed. Wall Street notes suggest Union Pacific seeks only a stake to bring St Paul under a broader community ownership idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Union Pacific
James Henry Smith
Peter Geddes
William Rockefeller
Wall Street
St. Paul Read
Burlington
Ife
Visitors at the Pan American Hotel Register Guests
Visitors from New York and nearby cities register at hotels in Buffalo during the Pan American dates. The list names numerous guests housed at Iroquois Columbia Niagara Tifft Br oezel Arlington Stafford Mansion Genesee and other hotels, including Mr. and Mrs. Harrison and many named individuals across several sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. RN. Goodwin
J. H. Rathman
Ll. J. Lasker
Colm
Cadwalader Jones
Beating Jones
George I. Abbots
Isaac M. Packett
Ho M Parker
Fred C. Vos
C. ¥. Young
Est Tribet
Emeline R. Hanks
Matthew 3. Smith
Charles Warner Shape
James M. Greer
J. Sanger
J. Adier
R. Amridee
Frank Scott Gertish
C. F. Sweary
A. Tambdiote
August Selz
Flelech
Monceure
D. Conway
Samuel Swift
Mbariel
Dickerson
R. F Carpenter
W. V. Faurend
L A. Carter
O. H. Mover
Wilbur T Brown
Theodore Werner
Ernest Gras
John MetGrath
Edward Walps
Gustave Hirsch
J. A. Clements
R. S&s. Rosenbere
F. A. Lapham
J. Laffey
A. F. Holcomb
John Tanner
WR. Kerschner
Palex
J. G. Horan
A. B Batchelder
Austin Emith
N. M. McDonald
Columbia
Roeland Leviche
S. Hepperheimer
William Wurtz
Charles D. Pearson
P. T. Lynan
H. P White
Pavey
George L. Record
Farmer
A. Swann
W. F. Osborne
William Breekfeld
W.alsh
E. R. Walsh
Margaret Walsh
M. Kernard
Wiliam I. Merrall
A. L. Merrall
G._E_ Merrail
George E. Devlans Co
Moyer
H. G
B. A. Koehnle
Wilmot M. Paterson
Sea Gros
John McNally
Thomas W. Burke
Eward Friedman
George Rowland
Edgar Barlow
Miss Frost
Imin Wise
W. Ro Long
J.C. O'Loughlin
J. H. Strain
Giles K. Linker
G. Biader
Charles Kane
Stafford
Edward H. Smith
J. F. Grant
Frank H. Weiss
J. A. Drennan
C. J. Root
W. Aray
Ll. G. Rosenthal
B. G. Saunders
W. Brown
A. Becker
Sheire
M F. Kafer
Mrs. William
Respite Granted in Death Sentence Case for Wennerhoem
Governor Odell grants a respite to Frank Wennerhoem sentenced to death for murdering a woman near Jamestown in Chautauqua County. Wennerhoem was set for execution by electric chair at Auburn State Prison next week, after his attorney found new evidence claiming innocence.
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Albany
Odell
Frank Wennerhoem
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Wennerhoem
Auburn State Prison
O Ferrall and Cockran Duel in Congress Anecdote
Governor Charles T. O Ferrall of Virginia shared a famed anecdote about William Bourke Cockran during a disputed election debate. The exchange showcased Cockran’s famed oratory and O Ferrall’s sharp retort, ending with a vivid Virginia mule and thunderstorm comparison.
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Philadelphia Post
Charles T. O'Ferrall
Virginia
Congress
William Bourke Cockran
Yferrall
Democratic Committee On Elections
Cochran
O'Perrall
New York
O Ferrall Appeals For Light After Loud Thunder
The observer describes worsening thunder that shook the earth and sparked alarm. He pleads to the Throne of Grace seeking relief, joking that after a hogs head of noise he would welcome a thimbleful of sight on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
O'Ferrall
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels and City News Briefs
Prominent arrivals include Endicott of Massachusetts at the Albemarle, McLaurin of South Carolina at Fifth Avenue, Cramp of Philadelphia at Hoff man, Dr Madill of Ogdensburg at Holland, Burrage of Boston at Imperial, ex-judges Cady and Gray in Manhattan, and Underwood of Kentucky at Netherland. Today features Gravesend racing, a Field Day event, and a brigade departure. The Appellate Division grants mandamus to Stutzbach for Civil War veteran preference. six Japanese en route to serve on the Illinois. patrolman O’Loughlin to receive Brooklyn medal. mails from Asia due in. Yale-Princeton recap forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle
William CC. Endicott, Jr
Massachusetts
Fifth Avenue
John Lowndes McLaurin
South Carolina
Hoffman
Theodore W. Cramp
Philadelphia
Holland
G. C. Madill
Ogdensburg
Imperial
A. C. Burrage
Boston
Manhattan
Udge
J. Rider Cady
Hudson, N. Y
John Clinton Gray
New York State Court of Appeals Netherland
John C. Underwood
Kentucky
Normandie
Elon R. Brown
Watertown
Park Ave
F.L. Magoun
St. Louis
Plaza
Charles E. Patterson
Troy
Savoy
C. Arthur Pearson
London
Waldorf
W. A. F. Gevers
Netherlands
Washington
Supreme Court
Otto Stutzbach
Finance Department
Healthful Skin Care and Hair Care Ad Snippet
An advertisement praises Greve's Ointment for healthy skin and Parker's Hair Balsam as life to the hair. It mentions a summer shirt, all linen, and an almanac with sunrise and sunset times, moon phases, and high water marks for Sandy Hook and Gov. Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greve
Ft. Parker
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Empire State Society Outing on Governor's Island
A large number of Empire State Society Suns of the Revolution members celebrated Flag Day with an outing on Governor's Island. They were received by Major-General Brooke and watched a hospital corps exhibition drill. Luncheon followed in the mess hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State Society
Suns of the Revolution
Governor's Island
Brooke
Hospital Corps
Hanna appoints Blodgett to Republican National Committee
Senator Hanna announces John Blodgett of Grand Rapids Michigan as a member of the Republican National Committee to fill the vacancy caused by the death of William Elitert of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Hanna
John Blodgett
Grand Rapids
Mich
Republican National Committee
Blodgett
William Elitert
Michigan
Incoming Steamers Schedule From Ports and Dates
A list of vessels and their sailing or arrival dates from various ports including Massapequa El Monte New Orleans Sardinia Greenock Nacoochee Savannah Liverpool and Southampton with entries for June and June 8 through June 16 and 17 noting ships like White Star Jupiter Comal Galveston and others among lines such as Red Star and Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massapequa
Paulllac
el Monte
New Orleans
Sardinia
Greenock
Nacoochee Savannah
Savannah
Oee
Liverpool
White Star Jupiter St Michaels
Barbadoes
St Lucia
Port Spain
Southampton
Havre
Gibraltar
Santiago
Rotterdam
Canning
Maravy L! Aquitaine
Caspian Saratoga
Indralema
Glasgow
Pocasset Boas Gibraltar
Fritannia
Hraltar
FX Sud
Sleew-Orleans
Mount Vernon
Damatea
Aerenfels
Ray
White Star Carisllania
Hambam
Vessel Mail Schedule and Port Calls for June 18
Transit timetable listing sailing closes and mail departures for multiple ships. Ports include Liverpool Naples Rotterdam London Glasgow Halifax New Orleans Norfolk and others with times, lines such as Cunard and Norge noted.
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Campania
Liverpool
Cunard
Trave
Naples
Norge
Denmark
rand-Am
Maasdam
Rotterdam
Hol-Am
Furnessia
Glasgow
Minneapolis
London
Manitou
Liverm
Leyland Aaeee
Hult
Asse
Phoenix
Waldersee
Hambure
Ham-Am
San Juan
St. Thomas
Quebec
Alta
Samaica
Atlas
Andes
Haytt
Cienfuegos
Santiago
Seruranca
Tampico
Mexico
Havana
Norf America
Roman Prince
Brazil
Prince
Jamestown
Norfolk
Ol Dominion
Lahr
Bremen
Jon
Panam
Peeas
Cart 1
Clydesvee
New Orleans
Morgan
Princess Anne
Old Dominion
Shipping News From New York Port June 14 1903 Arrivals and Movements
A detailed list of arrivals at the Port of New York on Friday June 14 1903 including steamers Georgian Colorado Bry Mexican Chicagon C1 British Hengalin Nord America Canning Saratoga Ydun Seguranca Comanche Kansas City Jeffersy Tinte Chesapeake and others with cargoes passengers and destinations. Also noted are movements of steamers to and from foreign ports and a teaser about the Patrician noses feature in the Sunday Tribune.
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Georgian
Parker
Liverpool
Moise
Cabit
Frederick Leyland & Co. Ltd
Bar
Colorado Bry
Whitton
Hull
Sanderson & Son
Mexican
Wardroper
London
Mexican Cable Company
Chicagon
Hunter
Bristol
Swansea
James Arkell & Co
Auguste Victoria
Ger
Kaempff
Hamburg
Hamburg-American Line
Nord America
Ital
Mascazzini
Palermo
Naples
Ndse
Folognessi, Hartzfeld & Co
Canning Ffr
Hammond
Santos
Sir Lucia
Busk & Jevons
Mar
Saratoga
Johnson
Seguranca
Decker
Vera Cruz
Procresor
Havana
James E Ward & Co
Comanche
Platt
Jacksonville
Mise
William Pole & Cn
Kansas City
Fisher
Savannah
Ocean Ss Co
Jeffersy Tinte
Newport News
Germanic
Haddock
New-York
Incore
Bey
Roberts
Haltimore
Cymric
Lind
New -York
Dunnet Head
Island
Skindt
New Nrixtiansand
Isle of Wight
Amsterdam
Ciudad de Cadiz
Span
Oyarbide
New York
Sagres
California
Blake
Mediterranean
Bombay
Inchdune
Ashby
Baltimore
St Michaels
Perim
Arara
Williamson
Shanehai Santos
Sallust
Grimes
Castilian Prince
Coull
Pernambuco
Mining stock closing quotations in San Francisco
The official closing quotations for mining stocks in San Francisco on June 14 were reported today with prices and percentage changes for key listings. Dealers noted moderate activity across major miners and speculators watched copper and silver futures for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Indispensable Yet Few Tools for Home Enjoyment and Work
This excerpt discusses how many contrivances for home life and business are useful but not essential. It contrasts convenience with necessity, noting the presence of practical aids that improve daily routines without being strictly required.
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HOE & CO Con
W. FE. D. Stokes
Sedar
TAL Deutschland
U. P
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Gov. Oferralus
Cockran
Broadway
Cor. 13Th St
Canal St
Chambers St
Home News
Gravesend
van Cortland Park
New York City
United States
Shields
R. O. Kogowa
Kearsarge
Newport
R. I
Ilinois
Michael O'Loughlin
Amits St
China
Japan
Hawaii
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Shanghai
Yokohama
Honolulu
Enet
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Marine Intelligence
Miniature Almanac
Shipping News
Port OF New York
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Netdenfels
Port Elizabeth
Newfolk
Hamilton
Colorado
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Dominican
Kingston
Carthagena
Pingree
Hazen
N.Y. Tribune European Office
Gir
Tribune
Switzerland
Germany
W. H. Falconer
Victoria
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Wash
Belcher
Esse
West St. Erith
Tapestry
Brussels
Velvet
Owperthwait &O
West
Gose
Amoklar
Fine Oy
Frizetee
Sixth Avenue
Sunbane
Proctor’s
iMiss Brown
Square
SAM S. Shubert Theatre
Dun
Eiter
Wee
Oftus Mat
Shannon
Ken
Algestin Daly
Ith Se
Jinks
Ethel Barrymore
Criterion Theatre
Julia Marlowe
Madison Se
Bas St .Pr
William Collier
Evers
Koster & Bial
Town
Way Williams
Malath St
Lenroty Deltmeore © Co
Cherry Blossom Grove
American
Europe
Casino
Kaltenborn
Wissner
Lex
Isle OF Champagne
Eden Musee
World IN Wax
New Orchestra
Cinematograp
Smith & Campbell Morton & Elliott
Che Curt
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Rein Or Shine
Lauder
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E RR
LE R R
Whitewall St
HK St. Perryp
L. R. Ft
E’klyn
Brooklyn Bridge
New York Side
Kings
Brighton Beach Road
Flatbush Avenue
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Ocean Ave
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Suiseion
Riel
Edward Moran
Tue Sunday Tribune
Princeton
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the Tribune
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