Waiting Word From Baer Sby Telegraph to the Trirtn
Wilkesbarre, June 22. Operators say they will not express opinions until President Baer of the Philadelphia and Reading responds. They outline coal weighing, pay by car or yard, and contract bases. Washery output continues, some miners returning, and preparations to resume at several mines amid union tensions and teamster actions.
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SBY
Trirtn Wilkesbarre
Penn
Mitchell
Baer
Philadelphia
Reading
United Mine Workers’ Committee
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Strike Breaking in Kanawha Mines Pushes Workers to Ohio
Kanawha field sees strife ease as Winifrede miners vote to resume work. About five hundred men depart to Ohio mines controlled by Senator Hanna after strict muster of United Mine Workers cards. Other mines report ongoing suspensions and renewed activity but with improved conditions in surrounding areas. Interstate relief efforts expand as funds and food are dispatched to striking families from Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
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Tribune
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha
Ohio
Hanna
United Mine Workers
Roanoke
Pacahontas
Roanoke Times
Browning
Pocahontas Collieries Company
Simnee
Indianapolis
Use
West Virginia
Wilson
Cincinnati
Aston
Mitchell
Miners' wages and output disputed by industry leaders
Officials from mines and railroads challenge President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers, calling his assertions about miner efficiency and coal prices after the wage advance misleading. They accuse him of counting washery output and workers like breaker boys and watchers, while noting ongoing strikes and safety concerns amid industry talks in Philadelphia.
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Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Railroads Stir Coal Mine Strike Turbulence
Terre Haute Indiana reports railroads confiscating coal to power mail and travel causing a cut in mine work. Indiana operators say cars are scarce and shipments blocked, threatening a two week productivity pause. Seagoing coal carriers wait in Baltimore due to Virginia port closures and car shortages, with several vessels loading coal amid the embargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Illinois
Boyle
Indiana Miners
United Mail
Baltimore
Virginia
West Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
William B. Palmer
Lucinda Sutton
Sarah T. Lawrence
Coal company withdraws miners from three Shamokin mines
Shamokin, June 23. The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company removes policemen and non union firemen from the Henry Clay and Big Mountain collieries and plans to abandon these operations. Water near the upper level in Henry Clay threatens Sterling mine, which will likely be abandoned. All workings are connected.
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Shamokin
Penn
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Henry Clay
Big Mountain
Sterling
Anthracite trains depart Hazleton for Perth Amboy amid strike
Hazleton Pennsylvania June 23 two Delaware Susquehanna and Schuylkill trains loaded with anthracite coal left Roan yards south of town bound for Perth Amboy New Jersey. It marks the first tidewater shipment since the strike began Coxe Bros Co report over three hundred cars of anthracite stored on sidings at their collieries.
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Hazleton
Penn
Delaware, Susquehanna and Schuylkill
Roan Yards
Here
Perth Amboy
N. J
Tidewater
Coxe Bros. & Co
United Mine Workers Illinois District Meets in Springfield
The Executive Board of the United Mine Workers of America Illinois District convened in the State secretary W P D Ryan office. Ryan refused to release details or discuss the strike question. Indianapolis delegates may be organized to oppose a sympathetic strike with Pennsylvania anthracite and West Virginia bituminous miners.
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Springfield
United Mine Workers of America
Illinois
W. PD. Ryan
Prominent Arrivals At The Hotels In New York Salons
Prominent guests checked into hotels including Albemarle W A Hopkins Providence Earls E F Osborn Chicago and Northwestern Railway vice president Judge A P Bradstreet Thomaston Conn G W Fairchild Oneonta J H Manley Maine Major FE Webster US Army Dr L S Hibbett USN Rev Percival of Chicago Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Mass Pioda Swiss Minister to the US Colonel F J C Waterbury Murray Hill Kilburn New York State Superintendent of Banks Plaza Lionel Norman Brookline Senator Fred T Dubois Idaho Francis Newlands Nevada Savoy Pierre d Herzog Budapest Victoria J P Gardner M P Scotland Robert I Carter editor of The Baltimore Herald Waldorf A L Ariaga Guatemalan Minister of Washington Asher Baker US Navy ex governor E C Smith Vermont L Victor Baughman Frederick Md H Clay Pierce St Louis Racing at Sheepshead Bay Board of Aldermen meeting City Hall Hearing before Mayor Lowen on City Marshal Lee
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Albemarle
W. A. Hopkins
Providence
E. F. Osborn
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
A. P. Bradstreet
Thomaston
Conn
Fifth Avenue
G. W. Fairchild
Oneonta
J. H. Manley
Maine
K. Webster
L. S. Hibbett
Francis Newlands
Nevada
Savoy
Pierre d'Herzog
Budapest
Victoria
J. P. Gardner
M. P
Scotland
Robert I. Carter
Baltimore Herald
Waldorf
A. L. Ariaga
Washington
Asher «. Baker
U. 5
S. A
E. C. Smith
Vermont
L. Victor Baughman
Frederick, Md
H. Clay Pierce
St. Louis
Strikers and Employers Meet in Paterson Dyers Dispute
In Paterson New Jersey a mediation between silk weavers and dye shop owners progressed as shop committees would report to the executive unions. Bosses claim willingness to let workers return on terms and avoid executive committee mediation. Police arrests followed a clash as a reporter was severely hurt while photographing.
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Polic
Weidmann
Dyers’ Helpers’ Union
Silk Workers
William McQueen
New-York
Bimson
Emley
McGrath
Mets
Lord
John Schneider
Dyer
Waters
Robinson
Bamford’s
Schneider
Garibaldi
Weaver
Twenty-seventh-st
Taylor
Cantilepi
Harry L. Harris
General Hospital
Harris
Orpheus Hall
Popular Styles Sold At Large Reductions In Sale
Several popular styles have returned from rent with minimal use, noted by low prices. Striking special styles from the past season will be sold at a large reduction rather than carried over. Art Planos in white and gold satinwood and other fancy woods in Rococo Louis XIV and Colonial cases are included among those reduced.
No Concern Of His Department In Elevated Road Nuisance
William F. King yesterday wrote to Commissioner Lederle thanking him for suppressing the smoke nuisance on elevated roads and suggesting the company would be compelled to paint the elevated structures more often.
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William F. King
Lederle
Silk mills face strike waves from Paterson delegates
A Paterson delegation of Italian silk workers prompted sympathy strikes at Hackensack and Summit mills. Hackensack police protected the plant as Italian and English leaflets circulated, and Summit workers, after a joint conference, walked out and sought return terms with Othnet and William H. De Forest.
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Hackensack
N. J
Paterson
Waltermire
Summit
Othnet
William H. de Forest
Dimity Shirtwaist Dresses and Skirts on Sale
Linen and chambray shirtwaist dresses priced at 20.00 and skirts at 3.00 reference a fabric shop sale listing dimity shirts and summer wear in period tone.
Masons to Lay Church Cornerstone in Borough Park
Masons plan a 4 p.m. ceremony for the Dutch Reformed Church at Fifty fourth Street and Fourteenth Avenue Borough Park Brooklyn with Grand Master Elbert Crandall presiding assisted by officers and staff. The event marks his first public official lodge ceremony since election and follows the White Lodge No 56 charter. Parking transit details note Bath Beach and Ulmer Park trains to Fifty fourth Street New Utrecht avenue station.
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New Dutch Reformed Church
Borough Park
Brooklyn
Elbert Crandall
New York
Crandall
Idolphon Lodge No. S6
Ate
White
Masonic
Robert Frothingham
Sandalphon Lodge
New Utrechteve
Fifty-sixth-st
Bath Beach
Ulmer Park
Fifth-ave
Redt
Fifty-fourth-st
New-Utrecht-ave
Tendon-Pacific Coast Firm Markets In Quality Meats and Oils
Market notes show firm demand and steady prices for pork hams and ribs, fattens from 26 to 36s per cwt with variations by cut. Lard, American refined cheeses, tallow, and turpentine steady or easy, with linseed and rosin prices given. Buyers and sellers report firm terms, with items listed under standard standards and tiers.
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Pacific Coast
Cumberland
Shoplde
Tierces
Shubert Brothers Buy West Thirty-ninth Street Houses for Theatre
The Shubert Brothers purchased houses Nos 107 to 113 West Thirty-ninth Street on a 10000% foot plot. Earlier reports suggested BR Keith as buyer and a Criterion-like theatre. the Shuberts plan a new theatre with productions they bring out, on the site.
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Thirty-ninth-st
Shubert Brothers
Herman Wronkow
The
Tribune
BR. F. Keith
Criterion
Shuberts
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Update
Maritime column notes sunrise and sunset times, tide data, and ship movements. Lists arrivals at New York harbor, sailing orders, and routes for numerous liners including Parama, Ferndene, Orizaba, Yucatan, and several under Hamburg American Line. Also records port movements in Liverpool, Southampton, and Gibraltar with numerous vessel names and schedules.
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Havre
Nicomedia
Stettin
Ferndene
Hamburg
eCevic
Liverpool
Orizaba
Colon
Panama
Red Star
Lloyd
Kgnigin Latee
Bremen
Liord
Erneue Wilhelm
Seein
Galveston
Mallory Honemince
London
Majestic
White Star
Hamb Am Graf Waldersee
Plymouth
Naparima
Barbados
Old America
Naples
Sorgia
Gibraltar
Wessel
Satis Blicher
Marta Theresia
Tigd
Phenicia
Ham
Sardegna
Aples
Finance
Hamiti
Norfolk
Old Dominion
el Alba
New Orleans
Morgan
Grenada
Trinida
Trinidad
St Paul
Southampton
Oceanic
Oscar HY
Denmark
Mallory
Charlester
Clyde
Peginian
Glasgow
Allan State Own
Booth
Rosalind
Newfoundland
Red Cross
Prince
la Savoie
Furst Bismarck
Friedrich der Grosse
Kremen
Monterey
Havana
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Santiago
el Norte
Confidenzia
Itals Stagra
lLicato
Messina
Palermo
Phelps Bros Co
Smith
Mdise
Olinda G‘ubant
Hansen
Cardenas
Karien S
Tibara
Baracoa I
Nuevitas
Matanzas
Ndse
Wood Munsen
Buckman
Mader
Port Antonio
Port Maria
Annatto Bay
Hope Bay
St Margarets Bay
Port Henderson
Port Moran
William McQueen Arrested After Paterson Riot Posters Found
William McQueen, sought in Paterson incitement cases tied to silk strikers, was arrested at 11 p m. He denied speaking, possessed posters and anarchist texts including The Propartisan and La Questions Sociale. He praised Paterson Mayor Hinchliffe and Police Chief, claiming anarchists would handle him. extradition papers awaited. He was held by Magistrate Crane at the Tombs.
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William McQueen
Goldst
Titus
Paterson
Can
Propaerson
N. J
la Questions Sociale
Hinchliffe
Crane Held
McQueen
Manhattan Railway coal dispute heats commuter concerns
Commissioner Lederle to confer with borough superintendents after adjournment on soft coal use by Manhattan Railway Company. He reports hard coal supply for elevated lines may last several days. talks consider cheaper coal sizes and rates, with Dougherty claiming $7 a ton hard coal option.
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Lederle
The
Health Board
Manhattan Railway Company
Charles A. Gardiner
Dougherty
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Commissio
Manhattan Railway ©Pany
Museum and Zoo Free Hours Amid Weekday Closures
The Metropolitan Museum of Art offers free admission daily except Monday and Friday with hours 10 p.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays. The Zoological Park is free every day except Monday and Thursday, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Zoological Park
Distilling Company Conversion Plan Aims Major Bond Issue
A plan to avert securities of the Distilling Company of America proposes a new firm issuing 16 million dollars of twenty five year gold bonds secured by stocks and bonds of the present company. Bonds redeemable at 195 after six years and convertible into stock within ten. New issue to fund working capital and consolidation, with one class of stock and about 32 million total. Underwriting backed by Rudolph Elis Crawford Livingston and Valentine P Snyder, representing major stockholders.
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Compar of America
Distilling Company of America
Rudolph Elis
Fidelity Trust Company
Philadelphia
Crawford Livingston
Valentine P. Snyder
Western National Bank
Hammocks and Summer Furniture by James McCreery & Co
About 250 fine hammocks in new models with large head rest and deep valance offered in several colors. Prices range 1.25 to 2.50 from former 2.00 to 3.75. Willow rush prairie grass summer furniture includes oak arm chairs rockers and settles in leather linen or canvas upholstery. Rockers arm chairs cushions 24 inches square and down sofa cushions in art fabrics. Embroidered Swiss bureau Searfs noted.
Republican Union of Assembly District Celebrates Fourth Anniversary
The Republican Union of the XXVIIIth Assembly District celebrated its fourth anniversary at the clubhouse No. 18 East Eighty-first Street. President William C. Hecht received a diamond scarf pin and a diamond horseshoe, Secretary Aaron Davidson a gold watch, and Trustee Chairman Carl P. Schmidt a similar present. Addresses were given by James B. Reynolds, L. F. E. Quigg, Edward Lauterbach and Edmund Lee. Many district leaders attended. after speeches there was music and refreshments. The club has 235 members and district leader John H. Gunner presides.
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Republican Union
East Eighty-first-st
William C. Hecht
Aaron Davidson
Carl P. Schmidt
James B. Reynolds
L. F E. Quigg
Edward Lauterbach
Edmund ©. Lee
John H. Gunner
Verdict in Carnes Hansen case reached after long deliberation
After four hours and twenty two minutes the Carnes Fransen alienation suit jury left the courthouse at 10:15 pm. Jurors said they had agreed but would not reveal verdict. Justice Clarke ordered a sealed verdict to be read this morning.
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Justice Clarke
European Produce Market Report Shows Mixed Futures
European produce market notes a firm wheat spot and quiet northern futures for July. September and October dates appear with modest shifts. Corn spot is quiet with mixed American futures. Canadian flour and regional prices shown with sparse details.
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Ted
St. Louis
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