Lifeboat collision leaves three Hollanders missing in Hudson
A lifeboat from the Holland America liner Ryndam was rammed by a car float off Hoboken causing twelve injuries and three sailors believed drowned. Emil Weigmirk, a top swimmer, jumped for shore but unclear if he survived. Captain Van der Heuvel and officers blamed misinterpreted signals during a drill. Missing sailors Bergman Dumiz and Weigmirk were追追 chased by responders and hospitals treated the injured aboard.
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Jan Dumiz
Rotterdam
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Waiters Strike Fails At Hotel Jefferson Island Night
A stale strike by hotel waiters ends in chaos at the Hotel Jefferson Ocean Boulevard Coney Island as two walkouts occur among about 10 workers during a Blue Mason drive. Alfred Lust, hotel manager, intervenes and a letter from the International Hotel Workers Union prompts mass recruitment of African American workers and further unrest.
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Royal Arcanum marks 35th anniversary at Coney Island
More than 25 000 members visited Coney Island yesterday to celebrate the Royal Arcanum's 35th anniversary. In Brooklyn the order claims over 35 000 members with 76 councils represented on the island. The group is raising funds for a Brooklyn hospital and Luna Park shows are sold to support the effort.
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NO HEARSE DRIVERS STRIKE CALLED OFF AFTER THREE YEAR DEAL
A conference between a Mineral and Hearse Drivers Union committee and the General Coach Owners Association secured a three year settlement. The union won working condition concessions and maintained the right to operate, with 1200 union members staying at work and 800 cemetery workers spared disruption. EH Moritz of the Funeral Coaches Association said peaceful funeral service would be guaranteed for three years, pending formal ratification by both sides.
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Wrights Lose Suit Over Airship Promoters
Appellate Division upholds dismissal of Wright Company suit against Aero Corporation Ltd seeking 18000 for airships used at Belmont Park aviation meet. Wilbur Wright had received 10000 for five machines. dispute centered on total promised 25000 tied to subscriptions, with funds insufficient after expenses to cover loans.
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Minority stockholders lose bid to intervene in Wheeling case
Cleveland June 22 William LeDay United States District judge refused to grant the motion by minority stockholders of the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad to prevent the majority from reelecting the old board at the annual meeting set for June 28. The minority, seeking control to dissolve the receivership, had elected their own directors on June 4.
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Arrest in Dynamite Case Names Billy Williams Known as Fancy Kid
Philadelphia police seized John Williams, alias Back TM Will ame and the Fancy Kid, in connection with a dynamiting at 31 West North Street on June 15. Williams, a driller by trade, allegedly planned the blast amid a feud with rival gang members and was held for extradition. Witnesses say the explosion followed a street fight between Williams and an associate days earlier.
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Chicago Council backs streetcar ad ban ordinance
The City Council Judiciary Committee recommended passage of an ordinance prohibiting advertisements on streetcars and elevated trains and railroad cars. It would impose a fine of 10 to 109 dollars for each offense, with each day of violation counted as a separate act. The opinion from the Corporation Counsel Thottle supported the ordinance.
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Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac Item Reads June Ship Movements
A dense, partially garbled maritime notice lists numerous ships, ports, and dates. It records arrivals, departures, cargos, and quarantine actions with references to Cunard, Mallory, and Pacific routes among others, mentioning places from New York to Yokohama and various June dates.
Prices Drop on Summer Floor Coverings and Store Hours
Reductions announced in summer floor coverings from 3.00 to 35.00. Establishment closes at noon Saturdays and 5 PM on other weekdays. Shipping and sailings details follow with multiple ports and vessels listed, including Hamburg, Havana, Liverpool, and New York routes. The notice mentions various ship arrivals and departures, with dates such as June 22 and AUG 4, and references several liners and destinations.
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