Morgan & Co Circular on Deposits in United States Steel
J P Morgan & Co issues a circular to stockholders outlining deposits of shares in United States Steel Corporation and related companies. It sets deposit dates by March 20 1901 and lists participating depositories and stock types including preferred and common shares from American Steel and Wire American Tin Plate and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Steel
American Steel and Wire Co
N. Js
National Tube
National Steel
American Tin ,Plate Co
American Steel Hoop Co
American Sheet Steel Co
United States Steel Corporation
Gow
American Steel & Wire
National Steel Shertered
American Tin Plate
American Steel Hoop
Federal Steel Co. Shares Accept United States Steel Offer
Federal Steel Company shareholders adopt the J P Morgan Co proposal to exchange their stock for United States Steel Corporation shares. The move aims to cut costs and boost earnings for dividends amid the steel industry consolidation led by Morgan partners.
National Steel Company Circular Notice Offer to Exchange Shares
Shareholders receive a circular from Morgan Co dated March 2 1901 proposing delivery and exchange of their National Steel Company shares for United States Steel Corporation stock and related terms. The plan aims to preserve value and stabilize costs through the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Steel Company
Pane
Nesses
Wise Wet Stleet Corporation
Stock deposits urged for prompt dividend payments at Central Trust
The notice stresses that to ensure timely completion of the transaction, stock should be deposited with the Central Trust Company at No. 54 Wall Street New York, which will issue transferable receipts. WM. H. & J. H. Moore are involved in handling the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Company
Wall Street
New York
WM. H
J. H. Moore
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Copper Company
Oliver M. Holmes
James B. Holmes
Morrill Smith
Messrs
Morrill Smith & Co
Helena
Montana
National Tube Shareholders Accept United States Steel Exchange
National Tube Company shareholders respond to a March 2 1901 circular from J P Morgan Co offering exchange of their shares for United States Steel Corporation stock. They aim to reduce costs and increase earnings, with preferred stock sent to Standard Trust and common stock to Carnty Trust, New York. A list of signatories and intermediary firms is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co
United Sates Steel Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
Morton Trust Company
New Rome
Kidder, Peabody & Company
Iton
Shareholders Endorse Morgan Syndicate Offer for Tin Plate Company
American Tin Plate Company shareholders review J P Morgan Co circular dated March 2 1901. They consider a syndicate offer to exchange their shares for United States common stocks via the Mercantile Exchange Company and related firms. The plan involves issuing transferable warrants through M H and J H Moore.
Morgan Co Seeks Stock Exchange For Steel Hoop Firm
J P Morgan & Co acting for American Steel Hoop Company and related firms plans to deliver stock to United States Steel Corporation via the New York Security and Trust Company at 44 Wall Street New York. Transferable receipts issued by WM H and J H Moore will be used.
Morgan Offer to Exchange Steel Shares for United States Steel
American Sheet Steel Co considers a March 2 1901 circular by J P Morgan Co offering shareholders of American Sheet Steel and others an exchange of their shares for United States Steel Corporation stock. The deal, described as advantaged by higher net earnings and dividends, aims for prompt completion and delivery of transferable receipts through The Armand and Fruit Company in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Carnegie Company
New York Stock Exchange
City of
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
American Tin Ath Company
Messrs. J. P. Morgan Co
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co
American Tin Plate Company
United Sates Steel Corporation
Oadway
York
M. H
J. H. Moore
American Steel Hoop Company
Messrs
Behal
EW York Security and Trust Company
Wall Street
WM. H
American Sheet Steel Company
Arme 28
AN and Fruit Company
William Street
Grand jury to probe Anderson county convict labor system
Anderson county grand jury reports to court as Judge W. C. Bennet orders investigation into convict pens where enslaved workers held on labor contracts. The case highlights a planter A. T. Newell accused in a murder linked to convict labor and escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8.C
Anderson County
W. C. Bennet
A. T.newell
Newell
Will Hull
Miss Virginia Earle Faces Throat Trouble Risking Voice
New York March 3 Miss Virginia Earle the singer in The Girl From Up has a throat ailment and faces possible permanent voice injury though doctors hope an operation may save it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Earle
New York
Boxers On Warpath Reach Korea Invasion Update
Victoria B C dispatch reports 3000 Boxers crossed from Manchuria and looted Incheng while 1000 Corean troops from Seoul and 600 from Ping Yan move to oppose them. Russians advance south from Kirin amid alarm at northern mines and American camp at Wun Sun braces for attack with new arms. Pekin note confirms murder of Mrs Lindberg and the death of Lieutenant Dening after Lindberg killed his wife and then himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Corea
Olympia
Manchuria
Incherg
Seoul
Ping Yan
Kirinald
Wun Sun
Pekin
Lindberg
Dening
Bombay Cavalry
King the possum dog laid to rest in Avon farm burial
Theodore Grant's famed possum hunter King died at age due to old age in Asbury Park New Jersey. A coffin lined with cloth and a sofa pillow headrest were prepared by his master. King’s funeral was held this afternoon and he is buried on Archer Applegate’s Avon farm after being educated by James Casner of Avon who died years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
Theodore Grant
King
Monmouth County
Archer Applegate
Avon
James Casner
Casner
Purim Begins Tonight In City Celebrations
Purim ushers in this evening and continues Tuesday with synagogue services, readings from the Book of Esther, and festive functions. Gifts are exchanged as Hebrews observe the holiday with numerous social events and feasts locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mordecai
Haman
Ahasuerus
Slow Progress On East Poston Tunnel Shield
Contractors struggle with the great shield in the East Poston tunnel advancing only about three feet per day. The tube stands roughly 300 feet from its underwater section, delaying the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Poston
Fire destroys four story Knox warehouse in Northwest Washington
A four story Knox Company warehouse at the corner of Four and a Half and C streets NW in Washington was destroyed by fire early Monday. The loss is estimated at $100,000 with the fire report noting extensive damage to the structure and contents. No injuries are listed in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington. Eourt
Knox Company
Man Shoots Stepmother in Baltimore Lodging House
William Glenn Taylor of Washington DC killed his stepmother Marion Porter Scott Taylor at a Baltimore lodging house this afternoon. Officials believe jealousy over influence on his father and money merger concerns sparked the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William Glenn Taylor
Washington, D. C
Marion Porter Scott Taylor
American Steel & Wire Co Shareholders Debate Morgan Syndicate
Shareholders of the American Steel and Wire Company in New York discuss a circular notice from Morgan and Company. The letter notes a syndicate comprising some of the undersigned offers terms to the stockholders regarding their holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steel & Wire Company
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co
Police Hold Brooklyn Bicycle Squad In Readiness
In New York City a general order from Deputy Commissioner Devery directed that all precinct officers eligible to go home after midnight be kept in reserve. Fifty bicycle squad members faced compulsory readiness as a strike in Brooklyn loomed, with Sergeant Wall unable to provide housing for the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Devery
Wall
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Sermon Attacks Infidelity and Bigamy in Conjugal Love
Dr A B an preached on moral monsters and the dangers of divorce at Bromfield Street M E Church. He cited the Lane Cassells case and urged loyalty, while condemning men who favor another woman over their wives and urging confidential, considerate husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. An
Bromfield Street
M. EB
Sarah
Mary Jane
Mary Jane Lane
John D. Cassells
Adam
Renee
Somers Center of Prospective Baseball Deals in Cleveland
In Cleveland the American League vice president Charles W. Somers is set to host players and managers including Duffy of Boston Connie Mack Jimmie Collins and Reidy. Hemphill and Young are due to arrive with talks focusing on league futures and transfer possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles W. Somers
Somers
Duffy
Boston
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Jimmie Collins
Bostons
Mr. Somers
Reidy
Chicago
Hemphill and Young
Punishment Likely for Ten Eyck by MA A Oarsmen
At a March 16 meeting in New York the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen will decide penalties for Edward Hanlan Ten Eyck of Worcester after he spurned Paris Exposition races unless his father James Ten Eyck and cousin Lewis could accompany him. The case may bar him from future participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association of
Marlborough
Edward Hanlan Ten Eyck
Worcester
Paris
James Ten Eyck
Lewis
Ten Hyck
Ten Eyck
Gouverneur Hospital clerk charged with suborning perjury
Charles T. Wilson, a Gouverneur Hospital clerk, was arrested on a subornation of perjury charge following allegations he bribed two orderlies to testify about the death of Hilliard the Frenchman linked to Bellevue Hospital. Nurse Davis was previously acquitted of murder in that case. Wilson was released on bail. officials hinted at additional implicated persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles T. Wilson
Gouverneur Hospital
Philbin
Wilson
Greenberg
George Reynolds
Hilliard
Bellevue Hospital
Gouve
Reynolds
Emigrants Barred From Cuban Mine Ship After Puerto Rico Fracas
About 400 would-be emigrants on the British freighter Aldborough are barred from sailing to Cuba after customs object to passengers aboard a freighter. The crowd demanded four days pay, caused disturbances, and were calmed by Chief of Police Teller. Separately the Californian with 60 emigrants bound for Hawaii was detained. police removed four children and five adults amid official inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponce
Island
Porto Rico
Daiquiri
Cuba
Aldborough
Tarrant
Fox
Spanish- American Iron Company
Teller
New York & Porto Rico Steamship Company
Californian
Hawaii
Governor Alien
Boer officer hunts fiancee after Galveston storm
Lieutenant Gordon B. Hayward formerly of New York City and Boer army officer travels 10 000 miles to find his fiancée Miss Stella Deloring. He fears she and Mrs Gremonde perished in the September Galveston storm while he was a prisoner of war and later paroled by the English war department. Hayward served under Generals Cronje and Botha and was twice captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Gordon B. Hayward
New York City
English War Department
Stella Deloring
Hayward
Funeral for Captain Albert H. Kelsey in Cambridge
The funeral for Captain Albert H. Kelsey was held at 2 PM yesterday at 37 Arlington Street North Cambridge with a Universalist service followed by a Masonic service. He was a thirty third degree Mason. The body will be taken to Fitchburg on the 9 30 train this morning for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Kelsey
Arlington Street
North Cambridge
Kelsey
F. O. Hall
Steel trust to consolidate lake fleets into one company
Chicago March 3 The Record reports that all lake fleets operated by steel interests will be consolidated under the new United States Steel Company. About 124 vessels will come under its control with management to be handled by two new auxiliary companies to be formed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
At Steel
United States Steel Company
Hypnotist Arrested Over Spanking Through Subjects
Kingston police arrested J. Santanelli a hypnotist on assault charges for using three hypnotized subjects who imagined their victim as a baby and spanked him. Several women reportedly mocked the victim and he sought revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston, N
J. Santanelli
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Wall Street, New York
Federal Steel Company
American Steel and Wire Company of New Jersey
New Jersey
United States
Europe
Carnegie
Wees
Jbe
Colonial Trust Co
N. Y
Old Colony Trust Co
Morton Trust Co
Kidder, Peabody& Co
Speason
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co
N. Y. Security & Trust Co
the Syndicate
J. P. Morcan & CO
Federal Steel Co
Unitates Steel Corporation
Porter
Samuel Spencer
Roge Robert Bacon
PSC Morgan
C. Cuyler
Berehait Wiel
A. R. Flower
I Milla
Charlies MacVeagh
Ream
James Kim
Nathaniel Thayer
B. H. Gary
Svat Mather
Fotera Bteos
Onta Trust Omeany Ng
CIA Trust Company
Mass
National Steel Co
National Tube Co
United States Steel Coronation
J. W. Gates
He B. Widener
Wm. Edenborn
Pierce
Gite Clifford
John Lambert
Wm. P. Palmer
Thos
F. Ryan
James Hopkins
Randal Morgan
L. D. Ward
Zone
A. Drake
Dolan
H. Chisholm
Chas
Douglass
J. J. Mitchell
M. Drake
STANDARD _TRUST
New Y
Anty Trustompany
Cedar Street
Een Corverne
John Don
Hearne
Woetesnels L. Potts
John Beilliam H. Latehaw
Williarm
Hamilton
Joabua Rhodes
J. R. Demar
Arthur F. Luke
William B. Rhodes
Matheson
William B. Schiller
Robert Bacon
Coporneg Steele
Wm. Nelson Cromwell
F. R. Tobey
John D. Culbertson
J. N. Vance
Lel O'Day
American Tin Plate Co
Grand Jury
South Carolina
Singer
Washington
American Steel & Wire Co
Tilo
Honda Copper
Yoorer
Brooklyn Gan
Dr. Kendig
Galveston
Becking Franceé
Captain Kelsey
Steel Trust
Areola Oil Co
Great Wilson
California
Telegram
Sunset District
Dun
Bradstreet
H. M. Holleman Co
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