Miners and operators clash over coal tonnage and pay
In Wilkes-Barre June 22 readers receive a detailed counterstatement from mine operators challenging President Mitchell’s remarks. They argue ton measurements vary by region and mine, dispute miner wages, and note that many districts payments are car or cubic yard based. They report efforts to resume work at several washeries and mines planned for a potential return before the July 17 miners’ national convention, amid ongoing strikes and union activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mitchell
Toms
Lackawanna
Shamokin
Mitchell
George Hart- Jein
Building and Loan Association
Jasper Clark
Teamsters’ National Union
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Westerm
Scranton
Union
Blacksmith Union
Hazleton
Manville
Pottsville
Wyoming
Sandy Run
M. S. Kemmerer & Co
Nanticoke
Susquehanna Coal Company
Strike Breaks in Kanawha and WV Miners Move to Ohio
Reported June 23 from Thameston West Virginia indicates the Kanawha field is fracturing with Winifrede miners voting to resume pay and many strikers deserting, while about five hundred men depart to Ohio mines overseen by Senator Manna. Acceptance requires a valid United Mine Workers card and good standing. A Roanoke dispatch notes improved strike conditions with Browning mines reopening and Pocahontas Collieries increasing force as agitators stay active. Indianapolis leaders fear supplies may be cut off, with funds aiding striking families and food carloads flowing from Cincinnati to strike districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Thameston
W. Va
Kanawha
Winifrede
Ohio
Manna
United Mine Workers
Roanoke
Poeeshontaxs
Roanoke Times
Browning
Pocahontas Collieries Company
Sindianapolis
Indianapolis
West Virginia
Wilson
Cincinnati
Aston
Anthracite Officials Rebut Mitchell on Miners’ Output and Wages
Officials from anthracite coal interests challenge President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers, disputing claims of higher miner efficiency after wage gains and price increases. They argue inclusion of washeries, breaker workers, and other hires in output estimates distorts figures and note ongoing strikes, police presence, and intimidation. An editorial in The Coal Trade Journal is expected to address rising living costs versus earned living, with emphasis on industrial strife affecting output and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Olyphant
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Coal Trade Journal
Railroads Threaten Indiana Coal Tieup Over Cars
Terre Haute June 2 Railroads confiscate coal for two weeks hampering Indiana and Illinois mines. Operators report supply cut as rail cars on sidings must be unloaded to prevent a near term shutdown. Miners average only about two and a half days weekly. six days possible with more cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Nilinois
Boyle
United States
Coal Carriers Idle In Baltimore Harbor As Virginia Strike Bites
Fifty three seagoing coal carriers with a combined capacity near 106000 tons waited in Baltimore today for cargoes. The Virginia ports were closed due to a mine strike and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad car shortages hinder coal movement. Three masted schooners and a barge were loading about ten thousand tons for ten days and others followed to take their places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Virginia
Weert
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
William 5. Palmer
Lucinda Sutton
Sarah T. Lawrence
H Black-Sheridan-Wilson
Coal company withdraws guards from Shamokin mines
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company pulled policemen and non union firemen from the Henry Clay and Biz Mountain collieries in Shamokin, indicating abandonment of these operations. Water near the upper level threatens Sterling mines, which may also be abandoned. workings are interconnected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Penn
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Henry Clay
Biz Mountain
Sterling
Anthracite Coal Trains Leave Roan Yards for Perth Amboy
Hazleton Penn June 2 Two Delaware Susquehanna and Schuylkill trains of anthracite coal left the Roan yards south of here today bound for Perth Amboy New Jersey. This is the first shipment to tide water since the strike began. Coxe Bros have over three hundred cars of anthracite stored on sidings at their collieries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Penn
Delaware, Susquehanna and Schuylkill
Roan Yards
Perth Amboy
N. J
Tidewater
Coxe Bros. &N
United Mine Workers Illinois District Deliberates on Strike Ties
Springfield June 23 The Executive Board met at the state secretary W D Ryan office. Willie Ryan refused to disclose proceedings or discuss a possible sympathy strike for Pennsylvania anthracite miners and West Virginia bituminous miners. The group reportedly weighs organizing Illinois delegates to the national conference to oppose such a sympathy strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
United Mine Workers of America
Ilinois
W. D. Ryan
Willie Mr. Ryan
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Tllmois
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS ALBEMARLE
Notable arrivals at several New York hotels include W. A. Hopkins of Providence Earlington Fe F Osborn vice president of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway and Judge A P Bradstreet of Thomaston Conn at the Albemarle. Major Webster U S A and Dr Hibbett U S N at the same hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle
W. A. Hopkins
Providence
Earlington
F. Osborn
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
A. P. Bradstreet
Thomaston
Conn
Fifth Avenue
G. W. Fairchild
Oneonta
J. H. Manley
Maine
FE. K. Webster
L. S. Hibbett
Nevada
Savoy
Pierre d’Herzorg
Budapest
Victoria
J. P. Gardner
M. P
Scotland
Robert I. Carter
Baltimore Herald
Waldorf
A. L. Ariaga
Washington
Ashert Paker
E. ©. Smith
Vermont
L. Victor Baughman
Employers Meet Strikers in Paterson Dyers Conflict
In Paterson New Jersey a mediation approach surfaced as silk weavers and bosses met at Weidmann's to discuss a possible return to work. Bosses signaled willingness to accept shop committees but rejected direct talks with the dyers helpers union executive. Meantime arrests and a shooting after mob activity left reporter Harry Harris critically wounded as police report efforts to gather evidence against participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyers’ Helpers’ Union
William McQueen
New-York
Timson
Nlev
Metsrath
Chaairman
Mets
John Lechmuer
Aaver
No. 172
Waterst
Robinson
Bumford’s Mill
Sehneider
Rnibald Cantiloni
No East Twenty-seventh-st
Taylor
Cantiloni
Harry L. Harris
General Hospital
T Harris
Mmry
Orpheus Hall
Popular styles from rent offered at low prices
Several styles returned from rent show little use and are priced low. Some striking specials from the past season will be sold at large reductions rather than carried over into summer. Art pianos in white and gold satinwood with Rococo Louis XIV and Colonial cases are among those offered at reduced prices.
Elevated Road Smoke Nuisance Painted More Often
William F. King thanked Commissioner Lederle for suppressing the smoke nuisance on elevated roads and urged the company to repaint the elevated structures more frequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. King
Lederle
Italians Strike at Hackensack Silk Mill
A delegation of Italian strikers from Paterson urged Hackensack silk mill workers to strike, spurring protection by Police Chief Waltermire’s force as circulating fliers in Italian and English prompted a picket line disruption. Summit workers then went out after Paterson visitors. a later effort aimed to arrange a return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
N. J
Paterson
Waltermire
Summit
Summit Silk Mill
Othnet
William H. de Forest
Dimity Shirtwaist Dresses and Pique Skirts Prices
Dimity shirtwaist dresses in linen batiste or mercerized chambray priced at 20.00. Pique skirts selling for 3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimity
Commodity Prices Reported for Meat and Allied Goods
A market summary lists prices for pork and beef cuts, hams, bacon, and related products. It covers Western and Cumberland cuts, middles, clear backs, and long middles, with values in shillings and pence, noting steady or firm trends across lard, cheese, tallow, turpentine, linseed, petroleum, and rosin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Landan
Pacific Coast
Shophlers
Prime Western
Bae
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Note
The brief almanac lists sunrise and sunset times, moon phase and age, plus high water markers at Sandy Hook and Hell Gate locations with times for a given day. It records nautical observations such as tides and lighthouse references, indicating a maritime data brief for mariners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M
Sandy Hook
Isinmet Sch
Hell Gate
Island
Shubert Brothers Buy No 112 West Thirty-Ninth Street Plot
The purchasers of No Mile No 112 West Thirty-ninth Street dwelling houses are the Shubert Brothers. Earlier reports named Herman Wrenkow and B F Keith as possible buyers. The new theatre will resemble the Criterion and focus on Shubert productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. Mile No
Shubert Brothers
Herman Wrenkow
The
Tribune
B. F. Keith
Criterion
Shuberts
Vast Ocean Vessel Movements Report From Port and Sea
The list compiles ships sailing and arriving in Havre Hamburg Liverpool and New York with June dates and carrier names such as White Star Orizaba Nord America and Ca the bar ships Yucatan Brunswick and Kaisers Wilhelm der Große. It notes cargoes passengers and transit details across Atlantic routes and mentions several ports including New Orleans Norfolk and Plymouth. The annotations reflect a busy maritime traffic day with departures arrivals and sailings noted by line and vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Params
Havre
French Nicomedia
Stettin
Hamb-Am Ferndene
Hamburg
Brauerecavic
Liverpool
Orizaba Calon
Panama
Aaller
Gibraltar
Lloyd el Valle
New Orleans
Morganensington
Antwerp
Red Star A
Bremen
Llord Rinz Wilhelm
Lloyd + Galveston
Mallory Menominer
Lomion
Trans
White Star Afl
Alderaee
Plymouth
Hamb Amrarima -Harbados
Nord America
Naples
Tur
Washington
New-timeans
Jimge Oh
Lair Matis Clese
Blicher
HambAm
Marta Theresia
Lesa
Pharatria
Ham Am
Sardegna
Aples
Morgon
Grenada
Trinidad
Trinidad- Taham
St Paul
Southampton
American
Oweanic
White Star
Oscar
Denwark
Scandon
Denver
Galveston
Mallory
Charleston
Clyde
Glasgow
Allan State
Jamestown
Norfolk
Old Eeemlilary
Barrades
Etc
Howth
Rosalind
Newfoundland
Meret Prince
Prines
Savilie
Marie
Furst Bismarck
Ham
Friedrich der Trosse
Kremer
Monterey
Havana
Cuba
Sawam
Cienfuegos
Santiago
Confidenzia Itale Stagra
Messina
Falermo
Moise
Phelps Brow & Co
Orizaba
Smith
Panama Roa Ss
Yucatan
Johnstone
Versunz
Miise
Ach Ward &O
Olinda
Uiant
Hansen
Cawrdenas
Csibarien S
Tithara
Haracon I Nuevitas
Matanzas
Munsen
Buckman
Mader
Port Antonie
Port Marta
Annatte Bay
Bleope Bay
St Margaret's Bay
Port Henderson
Port Merant
United Fruit Company
Bar
Alleghany Ler? Haase
Kingston
Savanilla
Carthagena
Port Simon
Ferrans Island
Hamburg American Line
Louisiana
Halsey
Passenge
Aden
Guate
Page
Kroenland
International Nav
Satlet
Parran
Philadelphia
Jefferson
Newport News
Trequois
Jacksonville
EtelkatAust
Amsterdam
Atlas
Chattatooches
Savanmal
Stewmeer Georgie
New York
Rotterdam
Hogemann
Cherbourg
Thomann
Pennsylvania
Gert Spiedr
New York Wall
Raffak
Bry Lewerstee
Laurention
Brestbrat
Newcastle
Copenhagen
Thilemann
Kerbourg
Mentz
Gers
Reimkasten
Kaiser Wilhelm der
Mivari
Leeborn
Bridges
Ete
Port Said
Indramiter
Singapore
Manila
Sunderland
Voturmacort
Anderson
Cape Town
Maralong
Natal
Orden Castle Tury
Nutman
St Vincent
Debesoa Bay
Melbourne
Star of
Walleran Lacs Grants Arrest In Paterson Riot
Willam MetQueen, a fugitive from No Cold-st, was arrested at 11:50 am on charges of inciting a riot linked to Paterson strikers. Police found anti mayor posters and anarchist pamphlets on him. Extradition papers from Paterson awaited as Magistrate Crane held him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam MetQueen
Paterson
Nod
Titus
Hinchliffe Oferson
Grraul
Crane Held
McQueen
Dougherty gets coal for 87 as Lederle weighs options
Commissioner Lederle and the Health Board postponed further hearings on soft coal use by the Manhattan Railway Company. Gardiner, attorney for the company, says hard coal supply for elevated lines will last several days. An independent dealer suggested securing 7 tons of hard coal at a fair price. Lederle wants full reports from borough superintendents and expert input on whether the elevated rail can burn smaller coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lederle
Health Board
Manhattan Railway Company
Charles A. Gardiner
Dougherty
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Mlectricky
Racing at Sheepshead Bay and City Hall hearing set
Racing at Sheepshead Bay is listed alongside a Board of Aldermen meeting at City Hall in the afternoon. A hearing before Mayor Lowen addresses charges against City Marshal Lee at 11 4 m. The Metropolitan Museum of Art offers free daily admission except Mondays and Fridays with hours 10 pm to 6 pm. The Zoological Park also offers free daytime access except Mondays and Thursdays from 8 am to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshead Baw
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Lowen
Lee
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Zoological Park
Distilling Company Conversion Plan Outlined
A plan to consolidate the Distilling Company of America into a new firm proposes 14 million in twenty five year 5 percent convertible bonds secured by the old assets. The offering includes cash for working needs and stock issuance to current holders, with a total issue near 22 million and a 21 percent preferred stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distiling Company of America
Distilling Company of America
Rudolph Enis
Fidelity Trust Company
Philadelphia
Crawford Livingston
Valentine P. Snyder
Western National Bank
Republicans Club Marks Fourth Anniversary Celebration
The Republican Union of the XXVIIIth Assembly District celebrated its fourth anniversary at the clubhouse 18 East Eightieth Street. President Wil iam Hecht received a diamond scarf pin and horseshoe, secretary Aaron Travidsen a gold watch, and trustee chairman Carl Schmidt a similar gift. Addresses were given by James Reynolds, L F E Quigg, Edward Lauterbach and Edmund Lee. Music and refreshments followed. membership stands at 285 under district leader John H. Gunner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Union
East Eighty-first-st. Wiliam
Hecht
Aaron Travidsen
Carl P. Schmidt
James B. Reynolds
Tretary
L. F E. Qui
Verdict in Carnes Hansen alienation suit read
After four hours and twenty two minutes the jury left the courtroom at 1 15 this morning. Several jurors said they agreed on a verdict but would not say which side they favored. Justice Clarke ordered a sealed verdict to be read this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnes- Hansen
Justice Clarke
European Produce Market Update
Laverpood Muse losing Wheat Spot firm New Northern futures quiet July 1s 10 ad September Corn Spot quiet American mixed new Js 94 American mixed old 5s 1d futures stead July nominal September 5s 244d October Ss Led PB Canadian steady 6s 914d Fleur-Sst Louis fancy win
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverpood
Muse
New Northern
Fleur
Louis Fancy
Hammocks and Summer Furniture From James McCreery Co
About 250 fine hammocks with new models and large head rests in colors. Summer furniture includes willow rush and prairie grass items, plus English oak chairs rockers and settles upholstered in leather linen or canvas. Embroidered Swiss bureau searfs and cushions in prints and Oriental fabrics.
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Baer
POAL
SBY
St. Wilkesbarre
Philadelphia and Reading
United Mine Workers' Committee
Hanxa
Jackson
Parkerebure
Mitchells
Erie Railroad
Coal and Iron
Philadelphia Company
Illinois
Hove
Switzerland
Ers
Geo. C.firms Co
Broadway
West Ion Street
Weber
Weber Warerooms
Fifth Ave
Cor
16Th St
Masons
Crandall
Housemoentes
Borough Park
New Dutch Reformed Church
Fifth-fourth-st
Fourteenth-ave
Brooklyn
Elbert Crandall
Nem
Serapd
Sandalphon Lodge No.6
Mason Thistriet
Robert
Fifty -Fourth-St
New-Utrecht-ave
James McCreery & Co
Twenty-third Street
the Tribune
Missoula
Tetonka
Marine Intelligence
Miniature Almanac
NEW Thirty-Ninth
ST. Theatre
Shire Brothers Will Builm Playhouse
Matt
Shipping News
Port OF New York
Inciter
Bex-Polich Chine
New York City
Republican Club
Carnes-Hansen T'Ase
Rics
Bureau Searfs
Sixth Avenue
Reliable Makers Spectacles
Wworld
Garpet Pleansing
Thos. J. Stewart CO
Erle and
Sth Sts
Jersey City
Frank H. Graf
Seventh Ave
Mt. Shannon
Newt
Grand Cineworks
Attention
Frank Daniels
Joly
Opers Company
Herat
Dolly Varden
Ernie Me Rho Ker
Pric Ees
Keith's
Daly
Meare
Aradise Es Inc
E & Roof
Au v Gardens
Brities
Finay
Reeve
Duss
Best Seat
Abn
Ossoom Groe
ST. Nicholas
Terrace Garden
Said Pasha
Eden , Meses
Girlei
3D Ave
de pAas Troor
S. Tirh St
Che
Coney Island
Shee
Ad Hay
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