W and Steel Boom Foresees Record Orders in Industry
June reports show a genuine boom in iron and steel demand. The Steel Corporation and independent manufacturers expect a turning point, with tinplate and pipe mills booked well ahead and full operation projected through the year as new plants near completion. Continuous orders hint at a full capacity year amid construction of large facilities by major firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Iron and Steel
Steel Corporation
Ergers
Eos
Pers
Delivier
Monster New Steel Corporation
Ger
Alquippa
Jones & Laughlin Steel Comill
Hopeful Views On Crop Yield From James J. Hill
James J. Hill discusses crop prospects before a Labrador fishing trip. He notes drought relaxed yields offset by higher acreage, with harvest expected near last year's. Wheat in localities affected by frost may lose 30 to 75 percent, while rain in Montana and the Northwestern States could boost yields if it lasts ten days. Corn suffered early season cold but is improving after replanting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hill
Labrador
Drouth
Hill
Montana
Sleeping Car Rate Fight Heads To Court Injunction
A second bid for a preliminary injunction will be filed in the United States Circuit Court to block the Interstate Commerce Commission from enforcing July 1 sleeping car berth rates on the Minneapolis to Chicago and Pacific coast route. The action by the Pullman Company and the Great Northern Railroad follows notice of the commission that no hearing would delay the orders.
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Panies
Chicago
Tites States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minneapolis
St. Chicago
Pacific Qast
Twin Cities
Pade Coast
Pullman
Great Betthem Railroad
Sté
Maing
Indictments Pending in National Packing Case
Attorney General Akigehem spoke at the Illinois Bit Association meeting and conferred with District Attorney Sims on a possible reindictment of the National Packing Company and its subsidiaries. He indicated indictments may target the firms or individual county members depending on the case.
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Sakato
Akigehem
Illinois Bit Association
Sims
National Packing Company
Fetes
Wicker“am
Cou Miies
May Lease Wabash Terminal In Pittsburg Plans
Dispatches from Pittsburg report a civic group formed to lease the Wabash Terminal building on Well Street. Promoters seek access for traction roads and electric railways. The plan faces receivership complications and will take time to implement.
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Pittsburg
Well Street
SyDae
Twenty Third Street Ferries to Resume By Fall
The Board of Estimate authorized the Dock Department to condemn land near Broadway and Brook Fort for ferry operations. Officials promised ferries to resume by August or September, with the Twenty Third Street Ferry Association active and represented by its president William H Mremen and committee members Louis ea Harrington and F A Bea.
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Board of Estimate
Broadway
Brookfort
Com- 5
Twenty-third Street Geen Association
Pee
William Hmremen
Imfer 7
Louisea, i. W. Harrington
F. A. Bea
Intercollegiate Swimming Meet Opens at Travers Island
Entries flood the outdoor championships of the Intercollegiate Swimming Association at Travers Island with 68 teams from seven colleges Columbia CCNY Yale Princeton Pennsylvania Williams and Cornell already entered. The meet starts at 2 pm with tight races expected as star athletes compete. Other schools Harvard Brown Amherst West Point and Annapolis may join, turning the event into a potential yearly feature. Races span 110 yards across a course between the NYAC yacht house and Glen Island with diving from a 30 foot tower at the boathouse.
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Intercollegiate Swimming Association
Travers Island
Columbia
College of the City of
New York
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Williams
Cornell
Harvard
Brown
Amherst
West Point
Annapolis
New York Athletic Club
Glen Island
Railroads Hear Intersta te Commerce on NYC Commutation Hikes
Washington June 24 The Interstate Commerce Commission heard Erie and Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad officials argue against delaying commuting rate increases set for June 26 to July 5. No decision was reached and the case will be carried forward.
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Railroads
George F. Brownell
H. A. Taylor
The
Erie
William S. Jenney
B. D. Caldwell
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Pennsylvania Railroad Asked to Delay Rate Increases
Inter state Commerce Commission chairman Knapp urged Pennsylvania Railroad Company president James McCrea to suspend new commutation rate increases to August 1. McCrea replied that the company will comply with the request while seeking permission to postpone, conditioning that the rates not be suspended beyond August 1.
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Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
James McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Comirse
Jersey Acts To Delay Rail Fare Increases
New Jersey Governor Fort announced there will be no ticket fare increases on July 1 as railroads in the state agreed to defer rate hikes until August 1 per Interstate Commerce Commission guidance. Attorney General E. Wilson filed the ICC request. Fort doubts a public utilities law covers interstate traffic and predicts a special legislative session may not fix the issue.
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Trenton
N. J
Tates
Wernor Fort
Interstate Commerce Commission
Amund Wilson
Washington
Governor Fort
Morgan Returns to Wall Street Office After Europe Trip
J Pierpont Morgan arrived at his Wall Street office yesterday after a four month Europe sojourn. He stayed from before noon until about 3 20 pm and declined to discuss the Equitable Life trusteeship or other topics. Morgan Jr said public announcement of future trustees would come in several days.
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Grover Cleveland
George Westinehouse
Morgan J. O'Brien
The
Equitable
Thomas F. Ryan
North Dakota and neighboring regions report improved crop conditions
In Deadwood South Dakota analysts say rain has fallen across the northwest and western South Dakota, parts of Wyoming and Montana report gains, with hay and potatoes benefiting though small grains still weak. In Norfolk Nebraska heavy rain begins aiding small grain crops across northern areas.
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Deadwood
South Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Norfolk
Neb
Nebraska
Lehigh Valley Stock Drops Amid Heavy Trading
Lehigh Valley stock opened at 109 with heavy trading sapping prices to 102 and 107 in early session. Market notes show volatility on the local exchange as the rail sector leads declines.
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Rice
Lehigh
Manila Electric Railroad declares 2 dividend at 1 percent
The board of directors of the Manila Electric Railroad and Lighting Corporation declares a 1 percent dividend on its capital stock. The dividend will be paid to stockholders of record at the close of business on Monday, June 2.
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Manila Electric Railroad and Lighting Corporation
Payiders
Development Syndicate Buys 133 Acres in Farmingdale
Frederick J. Davidson and Ward & Ward sold for the estate of John P. D. Jones a 133 acre tract at Farmingdale Long Island to a development syndicate. The group plans to divide the land into acreage plots.
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Frederick J. Davidson
Ward & Ward
John PD. Jones
Farmingdale
Long Island
Hill climb opens Port Jefferson Classic with 92 starters
The first annual hill climb under the Automobile Club of Port Jefferson Long Island runs today at 10 with 92 starters across 16 classes. Notables include Bragg Disbrow and De Palma among a strong field. safety measures and electric timing promise precise results.
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Automobile Club of
Port Jefferson
Long Island
T. R. Burns
Fiat
Belle Terre
Higways
Suffolk County
Fred J. Wagner
4Th Street
New York
Devlin Warrants Sought After Park Assault
Arthur Devlin third baseman for the New York National League team faces a warrant after an assault on a spectator at Washington Park. Bernard J. Roesler Jr. seeks $5,000 damages and says he was unconscious after Devlin struck him. Lynch of the National League called Devlin to a conference, with no punishment announced by nightfall.
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Arthur Devlin
Naumer
Myrtle Avenue
Bernard J. Roesler, Jr
Carlton Avenue
Brooklyn
Devlin
Washington Park
Roesler
Peter J. Mic Goldrick
Superbas
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
Railroad Workers Get Wage Increase Across Boston & Maine
In Boston on June 24 a conference between a workers committee and C. E. Lee, general superintendent, secured raises of 5 to 15 cents a day for 2500 employees. Affected roles include baggage men, station men and crossers, receiving and delivery clerks, checkers, and freight handlers outside the Boston terminal division.
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Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
C. E. Lee
Help Wanted and Staffing Ads in New York Listings
Multiple job ads across fields listing CPA, bookkeeper, cashier, stenographer, cook, waitress, nurse, clerk, and sales positions. Employers include Mighill Position Broker Flatiron Building Burns Reed O Neil Tire & Protector Co Sanitary Utility Co Irwin's Bureau Jupp Exchange Pond Pharmacal Co and Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau with various salaries and requirements.
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Mighill
Flatiron
Burns & Reed
Hudson St
New York
Dookkeeper
South
Cook
Country Hotel
Imperial Agency
6Th Ave
Liberty St
Call
S. W
Broadway
O'Neil Tire & _Protector Co
Sanitary Utility Co
Church St
Wall Street Chemical
Jupp Exchange
Nassau St
Southern Territory
Pond Pharmacal Company
Western Territory
Newark
Doughty
Tribune Office
Irwin's
Nurses’ Registry
West 11Th
Catekill Mountains
Irwin’s Bureau
West 11Th St
Smal
Morrow’s Bureau
Lexington Ave
Irwin's Bureau
West L1th St
Lady's Maid
Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau
5Th Ave
Miss
M. B
Newport
WorkersSeeking Positions in Accounting Secretarial and Driving Roles
Classified help wanted notices list male bookkeeper seeks change with ten years’ double entry and safety system expertise. A capable young lawyer seeks private secretary post to practice law. Chauffeurs with references, mechanics, and repair skills seek private families and European employers. Experienced stenographers and drafting and office staff available. Some entries include contact boxes and addresses.
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Tribune
Campbell
West 99Th St
Europe
C. S
Broadway
Frank Haible
Ralph St
Brooklyn
Commercial High School
Nicholas Ruggiero
West 15Th St
Brook
M. D
Terry
East
reasonapie _Acmen
West 59Th St
H. Frediani
E. Box
Elliott-Fisher
Box E. L
Domestic situations wanted listings note varied private service roles
A collage of help wanted notes from various bureaus listing domestic positions such as coachman and gardener, farm hands, nurses, cooks, chambermaids, waitresses, and general useful men. Entries specify experience, languages, references, and locations around New York.
Orchard For Sale Near Harpers Ferry With 600 Acres
Real estate notice advertises an orchard 600 acres near Harpers Ferry West Virginia in the apple and peach belt with 10000 apple trees 40000 peach trees and 16000 pear trees. Big crop this year. Address J Walter O Boyle 630 Bond Building Washington DC.
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New York
Ibaral Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Oregon
Harper’s Ferry
W. Va
J.walter O'Boyle
Bond Building
Washington, D. C
Foreclosure Auction in Manhattan on July 14 1910
Supreme Court foreclosure sale in New York County for Cooper Realty against Henry Benoit and others. Referee Moses J. Stroock will auction the parcel at the Exchange Salesroom 14 16 Vesey Street at noon, describing a 49 by 99 foot lot on 146th Street with building. Estimated lien $7,931.88 plus costs. taxes and water rates about $1,352.14. Auctioneer Samuel Marx.
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Supreme Court
County OF New York
Cooper Realty Company
Henry Benoit
Exchange
Vesey Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Samuel Marx
Forty-Sixth Street
One Hundred and Forty-Sixth Street
Eighthvenue
Arallel
Eighth Avenue
New York
Moses J. Stroock
Arnstein, Levy & Pfeiffer
Broadway
New York City
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Great Northern
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Landis
Mr. Pagin
Park
Reomey
Pagin
MAY
Wabash Terminal
Penn
Interstate Commission
New Jersey
McCrea
Réemiy
Knapp
Jersey
J. Pierpont Morgan
Lehigh Valley
Manila
Auto News OF the Day
Port Jefferson Hill
Motor Racing Association
William Clare
Brighton Beach
R. G. Kelsey
Hotel Plaza
Flat Tire Club
Happy Memory
the Astor
Plaza
Kelsey
Detroit
City of
Wall Street
Clinton Gilbert
Irving NE
America
Jefferson
Am Exch
Liberty
Audubon N.lincoln
Jetna Nat
Se Manhat Co
Bronx Bor
Mkt & Ful
Bronx
Nat Metropolis
Mech & M N
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Mercantile
Butch
Corn
Bn Pacific Oreee
T River
Fidelity
Phenix People’s
Fifth Ave
Sherman
14Th Street
Gallatin
Garfield
German- Am
12Th Ward
Gotham
Union Exec
Green West Side
W. Hts
Hanover Wee Imp
Yorkville Leewe
Coney Island
Dreamland
West 129Th St. N. R
Pier 1
N. R
Iron Pier
129Th Street
N.R
129Th St
Taurus
Grand Repubic
Rockaway Beach Ly. Yonkers
Ft. 129Th St
Rinway Beach
Str
Cepheus
R'kaway
Das
Abner C. Thomas
County of
Sigmund Gutterman
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Leopold Lehman
Einstein, Townsend & Guiterman
Public Service Commission
First District
Staten Island Rapid Transit Railway Company
Public Service Commissions
Central Avenue
Union Avenue
Harbor Road
South Avenue
Richmond
Nassau Street
Borough of Manhattan
Geo. H. Campbell
Nathan’s
White Street
Fred C. Scott
197Th St
Hudson
Harrison
West 101St St
Riverside
Mechanical Engineering Co., Readeut
Henry Malkan
William St
John
Butler
A. S. PR
O. Box
Millburn
Carpenter's Bureau
Laun
B. Berger
Ewer Rye
Mathewson Bureau
Bryant
W. M
Pleasantville Station
Westchester County
Gth Ave
Henry
East 65Th St
Osterberg’s Bureau
Tel
Jussila Bureau
146Th Street
Niagara Falls
Atlantic City
Thousand Islands
Bermuda
St. Lawrence & Lakes
Thos. Cook & Son
Madison Ave
Newburgh & Poughkeepsie
Palace Hudson River
Mary Powell
Desbrosses St
N. Y
Sea Cliff
Glenwood
St. “Sagamore
Lake Hopahong
Aed Lee Petskae
Rye Beach Park
Atlantic
Stapleton
City Pier
Battery la
East 24Th St
Beach
T. G. Sellew
Fulton St
N.Y
Bryan St
W. 45Th
East 48Th
COE & Brandt
Maplewood
Phila
J. Shortlidge
A. M
Prin
Concordville
del. Co
Berlitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Harlem
Lenox Ave
127Th St
Livingston St
American and Foreign Teachers’ Agency
M. J. Young-Fulton
Union Square
Victor Visible
Underwoods
Remingtons
Olivers
Smiths
Tilorough
Bonschur
West 38Th St. Hours
Union Dime Savings Bank
Dry Dock Savings Institution
Bank For Savings
4Th Ave
Seamen's Bank For Savings
Wall St
New
German Savings Bank
14Th St
Louise Hellmuth
114Th St
Bertha van Craigh
Frances van Craigh
Deutschland
London
Paris
Hamburg
PSIG
Ulde
Aula
z-Cariton A la Cart Gymnasiu c
Palm Garden
Kais
Loudson Rive Night Lines
Peoples Line
Albany ST
Adirondack
St’r
Cc. W. Morse
Pier 22
Foot Canal St
Albany
Rensselaer and Trojan
Citizens Lite
Citizens Line
Troy
New Strs
Trojan of
Rensselaer
Ft. West Loth St
Yonkers
N. Y. Central
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Eac
Ames
Newburgh
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Iert
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Cornwall
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Milton
Pokgepsie
Rondout
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White Star
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Liv Cedric
Celtic
Phraonth Chesteare
Seahampton
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Mediterranean
B’ Way & Pier
St.1
N. FL
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Germantow
Catskill Hudson
Athens
Christopher St
126Th St
Catskill Mountains
Glasgow
Londonderry
Callifornia
Caledonia
Furnessia
First Cabin
Henderson Brothers
Metropolitan Lins
City City
Yale & hahVand
Pier 14
N R
Nea Cortlandt St
Amar
Aenss
Wall St. Ferry
San Juan
P. KR
la Guayra
Cabello
Curacao
S&s
Frank C. Clark
Times B
Wee St
Clark’s Orient Cruise
liemSie
Poughkeepsie
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Block Island
Orient
Greenport
Shelter Island
Sag Harbor
Shinnecock
Montauk Steamboat Co
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Tues
Thurs
RED Bank Line
Franklin St
Pier - North River
Highlands Red Bank
Etc
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Asbury Park
Southern Pacific Steamships
New Orleans
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Bretzen
Bremen
fNeckar
Pr’zess Irene
P.F._W
Barbarossa
the David
Lloyd
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