New England Telephone Bond Tender Notice 1902
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company invites bondholders of its Third Series 1001 to 1500 and Fourth Series 1501 to 2000 to tender for redemption at 1020 dollars per thousand plus accrued interest. Tenders accepted until noon March 22, 1902, at 119 Milk Street Boston. Upon selection, redeemed bonds payable April 1, 1902. Treasurer WM Driver signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Loan and Trust Company of
Boston
Milk Street
Mass
AT&T Stockholders Meeting Notice 1902
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company announces its annual stockholders meeting at its No 15 Dey street New York on March 25 1902 at noon. Agenda includes electing directors and inspectors of election and other business. Transfer books close March 15 to March 25 1902. By order of the directors Secretary Charles Eustiss Hubbard New York March 8 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Dey Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
N. Y
Charles Eustiss Hubbard
New York
AT&T Stockholders Meeting In New York 1902
A special meeting of the stockholders of American Telephone and Telegraph Company will be held on Tuesday March 25 1902 at 110 oclock in the forenoon at No 15 Dey Street Manhattan New York to consider increasing the number of directors. Charles E Hubbard secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Dey Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
N. Y
Charles Eustis Hubbard
New York
Uppers Rally After Osceola Meeting Clears Air
Copper stocks surged after the Osceola meeting amid renewed belief that copper mining conditions are not as bad as the Osceola report suggested. Bigelow’s management faced scrutiny, while Towle & Fitzgerald pressed for shareholder rights and board accountability. Amalgamated, Centennial, Dominion Coal and Boston Elevated moved on steady buying, with notes on dividend timing and ongoing mining developments.
Kansas City Memphis Birmingham Income Bonds Agreement
Holders of income bonds are offered 5 percent annual interest from March 1, 1902, paid semi annually, with a ten year option to purchase assenting income bonds at 95 on any interest day with sixty days notice. Deposits must be at Old Colony Trust Company by April 18, 1902 to stamp bonds as subject to sale and trust. Interim receipts issued. March 1, 1902 coupon cancelled and paid in cash. Trust agreement copies available at Ames Building Boston, Feb 26, 1902. Nathwl Thayer, Chas Merriam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Railway Company
OLD Colony Trust Company
the Trust Company
Ames Building
Boston
Nathw’l Thayer
Chas. Merriam
Notice of Income Bond Deposits Directed by Old Colony Trust Co
Gordon Abbott president of Old Colony Trust Co states the undersigned is prepared to receive deposits of Income bonds as described in the foregoing notice. This formal undertaking confirms readiness to accept specified bond deposits under the terms outlined.
New York Stock Exchange Railroads and Am Tel & Tel 4s
Railroad stocks and American Telephone and Telegraph 4s appear on the New York Stock Exchange as traders assess minimal price moves. The brief listing references railroads and telco securities amid routine market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Stock Exchange Railroads
Amendments align Copper Co dividends to spring and autumn
Move by Amalgamated Copper Company directors changes dividend action dates to the third Thursday of April July October and January instead of March June September December. The shift aims to accommodate directors many of whom are away in March and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amalgamated Copper Company
Gunner Morgan Ordered to Washington for Promotion Review
Gunner Charles Morgan, once protested by Admiral Sampson over a non commission officer status dispute, is ordered to report to Washington for examination for chief gunner. His earlier attempted promotion was blocked. he has aged out of tied commission prospects, and naval authorities now seek to remedy past denials. Morgan had earned merit and the Navy is reassessing past actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Morgan
Sampson
Morgan
Dying husband pardon sought in Worcester case
Thomas Ryan an inmate at Charlestown State Prison lies dying of pneumonia as his pardon hope rests with Governor Crane. His wife Mrs. Ryan travels from New York to plead for clemency while Dr. McLaughlin notes the seriousness of his illness. Ryan and James Thompson were convicted of the Webster post office burglary in 1896. Thompson was later pardoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ryen
Charlestown
Crane
Ryan
New York
Thompson
Herbert Parker
Worcester County
State House
McLaughlin
Teachers Association to Meet in Public Latin School Hall
The New England Association of Teachers of English will hold its second annual meeting at the Public Latin School hall on Warren Avenue on Saturday at 9 45 a m. Reports on Methods of Teaching and Study will be presented for elementary schools by Miss Kath arine H Shute Boston Normal School secondary schools D O S Lowell Roxbury Latin School and colleges Professor Sophie C Hart Wellesley College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Association of Teachers of English
Public Latin School
Warren Avenue
Katharine H. Shute
Boston Normal School
D. O. S. Lowell
Roxbury Latin School
Sophie C. Hart
Wellesley College
Russian envoy apologizes for Vicksburg sailors incident
Washington reports a formal apology from the Russian representative at New Chiang China for the treatment of American sailors from the gunboat Vicksburg by Russian soldiers. The matter is considered closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Chiang
China
Vicksburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Osceola
William F. Dever
Longmont
Colorado
Ment
Bigelow
Towle & Fitzgerald
Old Dominion
Sears
J. Henry Brooks
Fitzgerald
Sears Building
Amalgamated
Arcadian
Centennial
Kearsarge
Tamarack
Kearsarge Lode
Fay
Dominion Coal
Dominion Steel
Nova Scotia
Massachusetts
Manhattan Shorts
Waldorf
General Electric
Steel
Messrs. Towle & Fitzgerald
John Stanton
Franklin Mining Company
Franklin, Jr
Franklin
Butte, Mont
F. Aug. Heinze
Copper Trust
Anaconda
Ellen
Champion Mine
H. H. Rogers
West Indies
Central America
Manning Emery
Emery & Tucker
Heath
Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham Railroad Company
OLD Colony Trust Coo
Gordon Abbott
Tucker & CO
Devonshire St
M & Bgm
Gas & Coke
Allouez
Tel & Tel
ROY A. T
Boston & Maine
Cal & Heela
Daly-West
Dom Coal
Dom Ir & Steel
Boston Land
Edison Ki
Michigan
Mont © & C
Rutland
Seattle
Tennessee
Trinity
Union Pacific Bi
United Fruit
United Shoe Ma
U S Steel
Utah
Victoria Mi
West End Land
West End St Ry
Western
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Louisville
Shville
Manhattan
Metropolitan St Ry
Exican Central
Tr Mion & St Louis
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western Qo
Pennsylvania
Eeeerees
Amare & Foundry
Smelting & Ref Shoes
Ty Pressed Steel Car
Republic Steel
Tenn Coal & Iron
D. tAtchison
Illinois
Eeenee Cue Et Dike Estern
Chi Terminal & Trans
Cc & St Lous
Calannan Southern
Eeasbe
Eo Hudson Ands
Gunner Morgan
Teachers’ Association
Russia
Fim
Tely
Sunday Post
Papa
Pietranse
CHA
Mamma
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