Reorganization Committee Seeks Bondholder Deposits for Northern Pacific
The Reorganization Committee reports Northern Pacific earnings in 1894 cover only about one third of interest on the Second Mortgage, with no provision for Third and Consolidated bonds. It urges holders of Second, Third, and Consolidated Mortgage Bonds to deposit with Mercantile Trust Company or the Pennsylvania Company to secure protection and enable unified action for a plan of reorganization while preserving bondholder interests.
New York and New England Railroad Plan Reorganization
Depositors are notified under the Plan of Reorganization for THE NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD COMPANY regarding the restructuring of its preferred and common stock. The notice outlines actions under the plan and keys for creditor participation and timing.
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New York
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NEW York& New England Railroad Company
Keene Meat Market Break-In Reported in New Hampshire
In Keene New Hampshire on July 4 a meat market owned by F A Harrington was broken into last night and the cash register with a small sum taken. No clue was available at the time.
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Keene, N. H
F. A. Harrington
Holiday Rivalry Between Veteran Fire Brigades
An unusual morning exhibition on Swett and adjacent streets showcased veteran Boston and Roxbury firemen racing their old water tubs. Roxbury won with a 159 feet 4 inches spray to Boston’s 157 feet 8 inches, amid sun and cheering crowds.
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Paine's furniture warerooms shows popular mantel engraving
The article notes the success of a Columbian mantel at Paine's furniture warerooms and proposes reproducing it in whitewood at low cost. Readers are invited to view the engraving in another column to compare beauty with affordability.
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Stove Carrying Accident Fatal Seeming Injury
Winsted Connecticut on July fourth John Gibson fell while carrying a stove down stairs suffering internal injuries feared fatal.
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John Gibson
City Market Burned in New Haven Depot Fire
The old New York and New Haven depot known as The City Market on Union Street burned at 11 o'clock tonight. Fire started in J B Judson’s fruit store where fireworks were on sale. a cannon cracker reportedly was thrown into the stock. In forty five minutes the wooden structure built in 189? was totally ruined. traffic will be delayed for hours. Occupants loss ranged from 3000 to 4900 dollars. total loss to building about 30000 dollars. Storefronts on State street sustained minor damage.
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Charles McGilvray
Jacob Broscharl
F.S. Andrew & Co
H. L. Andrew & Co
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J. Smith & Sons
Hugo & Maylinger
C. W. Bowman
H. C. Goodwin
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Somerville July Fourth Festivities Pack Davis Square
Independence Day celebrations in Somerville featured a flag ceremony at the hospital, a West Somerville Band, and a Highth Regiment parade. The Old Powder House Club organized sports in Davis Square with races and a bicycle parade, while the Somerville Cycle Club marked its tenth anniversary with a parade and races in Gilman Square culminating in band concerts and fireworks.
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No Cars Running In Woburn Strike Halts Line
WOBURN July 4 A small street railway strike leaves Lynn and Boston lines idle as all Woburn employees walk out. Strikers allied with the Chelsea union arrange nine barges to run routes, drawing riders and profits while residents side with labor. A possible noon meeting may yield concessions or continued disruption.
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Excursion Train Collides With Express Near Seymour
Ansonia July 4 An excursion train from High Rock on the Naugatuck division ran into a standing express near Seymour at 7. Engines badly damaged and five passengers injured but not seriously. Track blocked two to three hours. Officials allege excursion crew disobeyed orders.
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Heat Prove Fatal as Man Dies After Street Collapse
Martin Lawless collapsed on a city street Monday afternoon from heat illness and died at City Hospital the following night. Authorities cannot learn his address or obtain usable papers from him at death.
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Pacific Reorganization of Northern Pacific Proposed
The reorganization committee for Northern Pacific Railroad reports that earnings since last November fall short of interest on second mortgage bonds, prompting a shift to a general reorganization role. It calls for deposits of second, third, and consolidated bonds, notes defaults, and a $1 million advance to cover first mortgage coupons. Receivers confirm $7.244 million floating debt, $4,116.90 past due mainline coupons, and $11.355 million in collateral obligations, with estimates of nearly $10 million needed for three years of upgrades. The committee claims broad bondholder support, representing over $18 million in consolidated bonds and near majority of third mortgage bonds, plus $5.5 million in second mortgage bonds.
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Edward Dpd
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Louis Fitzgerald
John €. Bullitt
Charles H. Godfrey
J.D. Probst
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Ernst Thalmann
Charles H. Beaman
Nelson Cromwell
Yarcus
A. Mills
The
Consolidated Mortgage Bondholders’ Committee
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Monument Unveiled at Wilbraham, Mass
The soldiers monument at Wilbraham was unveiled and dedicated this morning by the E. K. Wilcox Post of Springfield. Mrs. Lucia Stebbins Foskit funded the granite shaft honoring her late husband Dr. S. Foskit as 140 Grand Army men looked on. Commander W. K. Derby delivered the address and the top features a volunteer with cape overcoat cleaning his musket.
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Lucia Stebbins Foskit
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W. K. Derby
Fire in Everett variety store destroys stock
An Everett fire at 3 am Wednesday damaged F. H. Leavitt's Broadway square variety store. A youth tossing a firecracker among fireworks sparked the blaze, destroying the stock and stationery while water damaged more. Leavitt values loss about 10 dollars. the brick building owner City of Everett suffered about 200 dollars in damage.
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F. H. Leavitt
Broadway Square
Yan kee Manufacturing Company Leads Parade Crowd
The Yan kee Manufacturing Company of 91 Summer Street led a parade with thirty-two men dressed as Yan kees playing Yankee Doodle on Yan kee flutes. Each man carried a bag of flutes given free to the crowd while large umbrellas bearing Yan kee logos drew amusement.
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Summer Street
Probably Fatal Stabbing at Gilman Iron Works
A July 4 stabbing at Gilman Iron Works in Alton New Hampshire left Ernest Jones fatally wounded after a dispute with John Haynes amid Fourth of July revelry. Both men under the influence of liquor. Haynes produced a knife and stabbed Jones twice in the hip. No arrests have been made.
Bismarck Brau Debut From Norfolk Brewery
The Norfolk Brewery of Boston, one of the city’s oldest, established in 1848, is now run by H William Habich and Edward Ruhl. Five years ago they entered lager beer and introduced Norfolk Cabinet. Their new brand Bismarck Brau is a Bavarian style dark beer.
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Prize fight fallout in London noted in Concord court
In Police Court John Muldoon was held in 300 as principal and Timothy Holland in 300 as accessory for a prize fight in London last Sunday. Five witnesses present testified and were summoned to testify before the grand jury with a 100 bill reportedly backing the case.
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