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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1916
Page
3
Railroad and other union leaders say efforts to secure an eight hour day gain momentum. They claim plans to hire strikebreakers are discussed but not saw to derail settlement. Detectives monitor leaders as rail workers vow support while public opinion leans toward the eight hour goal.
Shipping information and marine news items compiled for a Tuesday issue. It lists ship movements and schedules, including steamers and routes, with scattered references to ports like Christiansand and Bombay and times such as 1900. The page reads as a mixed almanac style of notices, schedules, and brief maritime notices.
Weekly report covers bond sales across the Transpacific Exchange including totals of 22,659,000 dollars for the week and 18,024,000 dollars the prior week. It notes year figures 596,187,000 to date versus 573,434,000 prior year, with tables listing highest and lowest prices and net results for bonds traded through June 17. Also includes weather and regional price mentions for context.
A mass heat incident at Fordham yesterday left Irene Maxterson, 18, of 2018 Decatur Avenue, taken to Fordham Hospital after collapsing in the crowd. Dozens more were prostrated in the sweltering heat as officials attended to several patients at once.
A fragmentary weather notice summarizes the last twenty four hours and forecasts. It mentions Jove 14 and Tracky Mountainva with unclear locations and an official forecast near-term trends. Details are unreadable and not fully recoverable.
A dense public notice lists multiple heirs and claimants under Surrogate John de Conaian and other surrogates. It directs recipients to file claims with vouchers at offices on Fifth Avenue and Nassau Street, New York City, by specified deadlines in July August November and June. Names include Catharine de La Vergne, Richard Vanden Henden, Oliver Gayley, James Mahon, and others. executors and trustees are named with addresses and filing instructions in Manhattan and New York City venues.
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