Consolidated Tobacco Co Forms to Acquire Major Tobaccos
The Consolidated Tobacco Company, formed to take over American and Continental Tobacco, organized in New York with a 30 million dollar cash capital. Directors include James B. Duke, Thomas F. Ryan, J. B. Cobb, and others. Bonds of four percent fifty year were offered to American and Continental stockholders, one dollar in bonds per share, plus cash adjustments.
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New Consolidated Tobacco Company
Trenton
American
Continental Tobacco Companies
James B. Duke
Oliver H. Payne
Thomas F. Ryan
J. B. Cobb
W. W W. Fuller
Grant B. Schley
Frank H. Ray
Anthony N. Brady
C. Cc. Dula
William R. Harris
P. A. B. Widener
Percival S. Hill
B. N. Duke
Charles E. Halliwell
C. C. Dula
C. 5. Keene
Continental
Albany
The
American Tobacco Common
Consolidated Company
Morton Trust Company
Trust Company
United States
Consolidated
American Cigar Company
Receiver ruling misrepresented in South Bound case
D C Porteous secretary of the South Bound Railroad rejects a court appointing a receiver as misleading. He says the $7 500 damage suit drives the dispute and the receiver would affect only non leased property, not the ongoing consolidation or lease arrangements with Seaboard Air Line Railway Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad. He expects dismissal of the matter soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Porteous
South Bound Railroad Company
South Carolina
Gage
South Bound
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad Company
Seaboard Air Line
Great Northern Extension Incorporation Filed
Montana and Great Northern Railway Company files articles of incorporation to extend from Jennings Montana to the Canadian boundary and into the Crows Nest coal fields. Incorporators include James J Hill TT Sawyer M D Grover G T Gross and I Parker Veasey with capital stock of 10000000. The move is described as an extension of the Great Northern and signals control of regional coal and timber resources.
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Crows Nest
I. Parker Veasey
Montana
Great Northern
Jennings
Mont
Canadian
Crows Nest Country
Northwestern's annual meeting declares dividends and elects officers
Chicago June 6 The Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company declares a 3 percent dividend on common stock and 1 1/2 percent on preferred. Eugene E. Osborn is elected Vice President. Directors re elected include Marvin Hughitt N K Fairbank James Stillman Oliver Ames and Zenas Crane. In Chattanooga Tennessee bond issue of 2.4 million funds the Chattanooga Rome and Southern Railway gaining Central of Georgia control with Standard Trust Company named trustee.
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Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Eugene E. Osborn
M. L. Sykes
Marvin Hughitt
N. K. Fairbank
James Stillman
Oliver Ames
Zenas Crane
Chattanooga and Southern
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chattanooga, Rome and Southern Railway
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Standard Trust Company of New York
Central of Georgia
Rome and Southern
Seaboard Air Line earnings rise from April 1900 to 1901
The comparative statement of earnings and expenses of the Seaboard Air Line system shows an increase in net earnings from April 1900 to April 1901. The report highlights higher revenue and improved efficiency across the system, reflecting broader transportation growth.
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Seaboard Air Line
Vanderbilt and Northern Pacific Board prospects
Reports claimed William K. Vanderbilt or H. McK. Twombly might join the Northern Pacific Railway Board. Officials said it was too early to discuss board makeup, but Vanderbilt interests were said to be represented by at least one Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Vanderbilt
H. McK. Twombly
Northern Pacific Railway
Vanderbilt
Directors make no move on dividend and staffing rumors
Reports claimed Edwin Hawley would resign his post at Spigot Pacific Company, but this was denied. Southern Pacific Directors met without taking dividend action. Martin Erdmann of Speyer & Co. was elected temporary director in place of James Speyer. Charles W. Leavitt hired as landscape engineer to beautify New York Central station grounds and nearby right of way facilities.
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Edwin Hawley
Spigot Pacific Company
Southern Pacific Company
Martin Erdmann
of Speyer & Co
James Speyer
Erdmann
New York Central
Charles W. Leavitt
New York
Third Lighthouse District
Long Sand Shoal
Cornfield Point
Connecticut River
Connecticut
Judge authorizes rail refit funds for NY and Ottawa line
Judge Lacombe in the United States circuit court yesterday issued an order allowing Henry W. Gays as receiver of the New York and Ottawa Railroad to spend 25000 dollars on steel rails and related materials for refitting the road section between Moira and S Regis Falls.
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Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Henry W. Gays
New York and
Ottawa
Moira
S. Regis Falls
Tunnel Workers Trouble Flares In Rapid Transit Project
New conflict arose in the Rapid Transit tunnel after a strike settlement. Engineers in the Degnon McLean section protested being hired in place of striking ironworkers and met with walking delegates at 91 Centre Street. A further conference with settlement committees was planned at the Grand Union Hotel to resolve the dispute. Holster crews at Holbrook Cabot Daly’s section charged they were paid three dollars less than the agreement before the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degnon-McLean Company
Centre Street
Central Federated Union
Rapid Transit
Grand Union Hotel
Holbrook, Cabot & Daly
Union Square
Soan
Subway Realty Company Rumors Reach Realty Men
Real estate circles regard the Subway Realty Company increasing capital stock from 590000 to 2000000 as a prelude to larger property purchases along the tunnel route. A report claimed $3,000,000 in property was already acquired. August Belmont dismissed the report as nonsense.
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Subway Realty Company
August Belmont
Grand Army Encampment Opens in Rochester
The New York State Department Grand Army of the Republic holds its 35th annual encampment in Fitzhugh Hall Rochester beginning at 10:30 A M. Mayor George A Carnahan greets attendees with an address of welcome. Gen John Palmer answers as Past Commander in Chief. Col Sherman Richardson recites a poem and the group sends sympathy to President McKinley regarding Mrs McKinley’s illness.
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Rochester
N. Y
Grand Army Veterans
New York State Department
Fitzhugh Hall
Charles L. Shergur
George A. Carnahan
John Palmer
Grand Army of the Republic
Sherman D. Richardson
Knights
Palmer
Pond
McKinley
Philippine civil government to be established under war authority
Washington reports the new Philippine civil government will include a governor and legislative council and be under the war power. The Secretary of War will be supreme, with a distinction between the commanding general and the governor. It will resemble the early New Mexico setup with civil and military functions.
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Washington
Philippines
Archipelago
Legislative Council
New Mexico
Uncertainty in Manila over Porto Rican decisions
Fragmentary news from Manila raises fears of a Philippine revenue deficit needing Congress funding. Doubts about jury trials and constitutional provisions suited to the Philippines add to worry. Importers plan claims for a refund of duties. The United States Philippine Commission may postpone its Northern tour while awaiting Washington guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Congress
Philippines
United States Philippine Commission
Washington
Lieut Townley Disgraced For Manila Commissary Irregularities
News from unofficial channels reports Lieut Richard H Townley United States Navy retired convicted by court martial at Manila and sentenced to dismissal from the service for involvement in the Manila commissary irregularities. The sentence awaits presidential approval. Townley was attached to the Nautical School at Manila.
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Washington
Richard H., Townley
United States Navy
Manila
Lieut. Townley
Nautical School
Chaffee and MacArthur Confer on Civil Control
Gen. Chaffee and staff met Gen. MacArthur at Malacanan Palace for a private conference. He indicated support for early civil control, and favored the commission’s plans for native education and business advancement, tying U S and native interests together.
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Manila
Provincial plans outlined by Taft and commissioners at Cavite
Commissioners Taft Wright and Ide arrived in Cavite and were welcomed by Col Goodrell and local dignitaries at the Town Hall. Judge Taft outlined the commission's provincial plans as part of the formal proceedings.
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Manila
Taft
Wright
Ide
Cavite
Col. Goodrell
Filipino Captain and aide killed in Dousol action
Manila report says Captain Algalogo and his aide were killed by Wray's command at Dousol in Albay Province on June 6.
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Alde
Manila
Algalogo
Wray
Dousol
Albay Province
Clergyman Appointed to Lead Philippine Missions
The Rev. Chester D. Clapp rector of St. John's Episcopal Church Toledo Ohio was named to head the American Board of Missions work in the Philippines. He will start about September 1.
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Toledo
Ohio
Chester D. Clapp
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Philippines
American Board of Missions
New Army Appointments List Full of Promotions
The President announced numerous army appointments across Cavalry, Infantry, and related corps. Promotions include Colonel Albert E. Woodson and Lieutenant Colonel John B. Kerr with many majors and first lieutenants named, detailing vast officer assignments and ranks.
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Albert E. Woodson
John B. Kerr
Ezra B. Fuller
Robert P. K. Wainwright
Platt Amendment Clarifications From Washington and Havana
Washington asserts no change to the Platt amendment despite Cuban representations. Secretary Root did not misquote or alter congressional intent. In Havana, Sen Platt’s confidential letter to the War Department circulates among Cuban officials. Official instructions from Washington arrive in Havana and will be translated for the Cuban Constitutional Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Havana
Root
Platt
Secretary of War
Connecticut
West Point Examinations End With Disqualifications
West Point reports indicate about a quarter of applicants yesterday were found physically disqualified by the Medical Examining Board, chiefly for weak eyesight. Examinations for cadets end today with a furlough hop planned for the evening.
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West Point
N. Y
Medical Examining Board
Military Academy
Territorial Appointments Noted in Recent Edict
Isaac T. Stoddard of Stoddard Arizona named Secretary of the Arizona Territory to replace Charles H. Akers whose term ends tomorrow Henry G. Fisher commissioned as Second Lieutenant in the Revenue Cutter Service.
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Washington
Isaac T. Stoddard
Stoddard
Arizona
Arizona Territory
Charles H. Akers
Henry G. Fisher
Liutenant
Revenue Cutter Service
Mayflower Sent to Venezuela to Observe Situation
The Mayflower departs carrying mission to monitor events in Venezuela and maintain contact with developments. The operation was announced in Washington as a continuation of ongoing diplomatic outreach and observation work.
Mayflower Mission in Venezuelan Waters Brief Visit
Porto-Cabello reports State Department officials keep in touch as the Mayflower, a Gov. Allen vessel from Porto Rico service, sails into Venezuelan waters for three to four days. The trip aims to reassure and dispel beliefs that U S warships are entering Venezuelan waters amid asphalt troubles.
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Porto-Cabello
Navy Department
Venezuela
Loomis
Venezuelan
Gov. Allen
Porto Rico
Atlantic Squadron to be joined by torpedo flotilla
The North Atlantic Squadron will be augmented soon by a flotilla of torpedo boats. The present battleships Kearsarge Alabama and Massachusetts form the core, with reserve boats Porter Dupont Rodgers Foote Stockton Cushing Winslow and other destroyers to be added. Contractors say Barney and Bagley will be launched on the 20th at Portsmouth.
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Washington
North Atlantic
Kearsarge
Alabama
Massachusetts
Norfolk
Porter
Dupont
Rodgers
Foote
Stockton
Cushing
Winslow
Navy Department
Barney and Bagley
Phan
Portsmouth
Naval Officers Forced to Retire
The Navy will retire at least two lieutenants this year to create forty vacancies under the personnel act to spur promotion. A Board of Admirals will select the officers, likely including Rear Admiral Benham and Admirals Howell, Watson, Terry, and Evans, using service records and health as criteria.
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Washington
Benham
Howell
Watson
Terry
An Evans
New Uniforms for Military Models Display Updated Khaki Gear
The Quartermaster General's office is refitting models of American military uniforms from the Revolution to the present. Modern soldiers are being shown in newly adopted khaki uniforms with changes to reflect current Army dress, as displayed in the State War and Navy Building.
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Washington
Quartermaster ‘General’s Office
State
War
Army assigns officers and transfers across forts and ships
The United Service lists numerous transfers and reassignments for Army and Navy personnel. It covers examiners, recruits, and duty moves among Fort Monroe Fort McPherson West Point and various coastal and field units, plus several naval officers and cadets reassigned to ships stations and recruiting posts.
Naval movements from Washington to Leith and Azores cruise
Rear Admiral Kempff aboard the Kentucky arrived at Woo Sung today. The Lancaster left Gardiner's Bay for Boston. The Hartford reached Leith. The schoolship St Mary's will depart New London on June 19 for a cruise visiting Lisbon Gibraltar Tangier and Funchal and returns to the United States by October 1.
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Washington
Kempff
Kentucky
Woo Sung
Lancaster
Gardiner’s Bay
Boston
Hartford
Leith
St. Mary’s
New London
Azores
Lisbon
Gibraltar
Tangier
Funchal
Madeira
United States
Jury Fined for Contempt Over Mock Verdict in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn jury of twelve misled the court by delivering a sealed verdict that they had agreed to disagree. Justice Adelbert Rich ordered contempt fines of 10 dollars each, with additional 10 or 25 dollars for six jurors, plus potential jail if unpaid by 10 am.
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Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Adelbert Rich
Auburn
Part
The
Raymond Street
Edward Kramar
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company
James McMullen
Richard Jackson
McMullen
Rich
Esterday
Officer McMullen
Torey
Doubleday
Justice Rich
Shipping and Mails Schedule and Arrivals
Daily post office notices list sailing and closing times for ships and mail routes. It covers outbound and inbound steamships, supplemental mails, transpacific routes, registered mail deadlines, and ship arrivals including Norfolk, Liverpool, Havana, and New York lines with vessel names and dispatch times.
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Iroquois
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Scgi-R. de Jefferson
Soikdesress
Kaiserin Maria Theresia
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Servia
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Philippines
Vnc
Hongkong Maru
Lusive
Seattle
Tacoma
Fiji Islands
Victoria
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Treasurer of Guards of Columbus Missing With 250 Dollars
Newark report says Joseph Del Vecchio, treasurer of the Guards of Columbus, vanished taking $250 belonging to the group. His wife claims ignorance of his whereabouts, and he was described as being in comfortable circumstances.
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Mnewark
N. J
Joseph del Vecchio
The
Guards of Columbus
Carlsbad Water Praised for Diabetes Treatment
In a renowned diabetes discussion Eisner & Mendelson Co. cite Carlsbad Sprudel Water as first rank among remedies. They note physicians Angle Freck les Hlawczek and others endorse its use, reporting reduced sugar and marked improvement with the therapy.
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Mellitus
Angle
Freckles
Hlawczek
Carlsbad
Eisner & Mendelson Co
New York
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Frank L. Case
Warren D. Dixon
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Oliver P. M. Hazz
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Fitzhugh Lee, Jr
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W.W. W. McCammon, Jr
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Clarence S. Nettles
Ephraim G. Peyton
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Walter G. Penfield
Howard C. Price
Joseph K. Partello
Allen Parker
Ernest M. Reeve
George S. Richards, Jr
Hector A. Robinson
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William L. Reed
Leon L. Roach
R. P. Risenberick, Jr
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Edward W. Robinson
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Allen Smith, Jr
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Monadnock
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Wilmington
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University of Vienna
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