Haus

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Hi

I'm Haus at wikipedia. I'm doing a lot of work on pages dealing with merchant shipping and thought I'd put together some pages here to supplement that work.

If I do something wrong, please don't hesitate to let me know. I haven't used Commons for anything more than a virtual disk drive.

Cheers! -h

American labour leaders

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  en:Frank Little (1879-1917).
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  en:John W. Brown (1867–19 June 1941).
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  en:Uriah Smith Stephens (1821 - 1882).
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  en:Charles Joseph Antoine Labadie (18 April 1850 – 7 October 1933).
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  en:John Brophy (1883 – 1963)
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  en:Peter J. McGuire (July 6, 1852 - February 18, 1906)
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  en:Leonora O’Reilly (1870 - 1927)
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  en:William Green (March 3, 1873 - November 21, 1952)
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  en:Louis Waldman (???-???)
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  en:Vincent Saint John (1876 – 1929)
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  en:Carlo Tresca (1879-1943)
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  en:William E. Trautmann in 1919
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  en:Ralph Hosea Chaplin (1887—1961)
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  en:Image:Rose Schneiderman.
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  en:Image:Rose Schneiderman.
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  en:Andrew Furuseth (1854-1938).
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  en:Paul Hall (labor leader) (1914 - 22 June 1980)

Other labor leaders

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  :en:Henk Sneevliet (13 May 1883 - 13 April 1942)
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  Manwel Dimech (25 December 1860 - 17 April 1921)

Nautical stuff

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  An en:Able Seaman (occupation) doing preservation
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  An oil tanker en:SS Fredericksburg (T5)
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  Able seaman scaling a winch.
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  Able seaman working aloft.
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  Forecastle of a container ship.
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  An oil tanker taking on fuel, or "bunkering."
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  View from the bridge of an en:Oil tanker.
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  Corrosion runs rampant aboard a en:Merchant ship.
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  A en:Second Mate instructs the crew on use of en:Survival suits.
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  en:Ordinary Seaman (occupation) swab the deck of a container ship.
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  Loading a container into a en:Container ship hold.
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  Offloading, or lightering, grain from an oil tanker.
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  Offloading, or lightering, grain from an oil tanker.
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  A mandatory lifeboat drill
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  Corrosion on the bow of an en:Oil tanker
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  The main engine of a en:Container ship
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  The bridge of a en:Container ship
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  The aftermath of a collision with a pier.
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  A boat called a "launch" takes crewmembers ashore from a ship at anchor.
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  Launching a en:lifeboat during a mandatory drill.
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  These fairleads are freshly refurbished.
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  This ship employs fitters to replace parts destroyed by corrosion.
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  The stern of a en:Container ship.
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  A en:Chief Cook at work.
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  Bow of a container ship from the a basket on a crane
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  An Able Seaman wearing protective equipment

Nautical publications

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  en:Bowditch's American Practical Navigator
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  en:Sailing Directions
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  en:Notice to Mariners
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Nautical stuff that's not mine

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  Helmsman
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  Bosun

Historical

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  Introduced the en:Dingley Act of 1884