Mellen Plan Draws Jay Gould Comparison in Boston
Special to The New York Times. Boston June 6 William B Lawrence of Medford a leading Boston and Maine stockholder attacks Mellens merger plan with New Haven comparing it to Jay Gould era tricks He cites stock irrigation concerns stock watering and opaque financial status of New Haven Road urging full publicity and public rights protections He notes B and M holdings and calls the road conservative and open about leasing and public interests The report also quotes Wolcott on Mellens pledges to expand docks facilities equalize freight rates and improve Boston terminals with no rate increases without railroad commissioner approval and possible legislative testimony He says Canadian Pacific access would be extended and traffic encouraged both ways.
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New York Times
Boston
William B. Lawrence
Medford
Boston & Maine
New Haven Road
Samuel Lawrence
Mellen
Jay Gould
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Harriman
Morgan
Rockefeller
Lawrence
New Haven & Hartford
Commmonwealtth
Boston & Mains
Wolcott
Boston Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Associated Board of Trade
Melien
Commonwealth Docks
New York, New Haven
Hartford and
Boston & Maine Railroad
South Terminal
Union Station
Magetts Railroad
Massachusetts
Canadian Pacific
New Haven Foreign Loan Details in Balance Sheet
New Haven's foreign loan status under Kuhn Loeb & Co is outlined in the railroad's balance sheet to the Stock Exchange. The document, as of April 69, shows $27,085,600 tied to the 1907 loan and $21,589,584 due from Kuhn, Loeb & Co, with only $8,805,416 received by April 30 and the remainder outstanding. The report notes banks hold the balance under option and that the full loan proceeds will be received, with partial earlier uptake and continued claims against Boston banks on other debentures.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
The
Stock Exchange
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Thch
Oan
Jane Loeb & Co
Brokers' Boys In Uniform Parade New Caps On Messengers
Twenty young messengers employed by the firm appear in uniform caps with shiny visors, marching in formation. The notable display highlights the firm’s disciplined youth workforce and smart branding during a public event.
Iron and steel outlook for 1907 1908 in North America
Pittsburg June 6. A canvass of the iron and steel industry forecasts the largest producing capacity in the United States and Canada for the second half of 1907 and the first half of 1908. New furnace construction may add at least 2,000,000 tons, with last year’s national furnace output at 25,307,000 tons. Coke demand will rise as pig iron capacity increases, while experts note a previous downturn stemmed from overconfidence and delayed repairs.
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Pittsburg
United States
Canada
Harriman Denies Chicago Subway Company Loan
E. H. Harriman denied yesterday a report that he lent funds or an ownership stake to Chicago Subway Company, which is building freight transfer tracks underground. He said no loan was made and he has not planned or pursued leadership roles with the firm, noting only a longstanding general interest without involvement.
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E. H. Harriman
Chicago Subway Company
Chicago
Harriman
J. Ogden Armour
Jersey Coast Rail Fares Set to End Pennies and Nickels
Summer travelers from Red Bank to Point Pleasant will see all fares rounded to even nickels and dimes starting July 1 across the New York & Long Branch line used by the Pennsylvania and Central Railroad of New Jersey. The changes raise or lower several single and excursion rates, with notable increases to Asbury Park and Sea Girt routes as well as adjustments to Sea Girt and Point Pleasant segments. Officials cited no internal reason for the shift, deferring explanations to New York & Long Branch officials in Long Branch.
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Jersey
Red Bank
Point Pleasant
New York & Long Branch
Pennsylvania
Central Railroad
New J
Asbury Park
Manasquan
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Long Branch
May Extend Marine Trust Trusts Five More Years
The voting trust agreement for International Mercantile Marine Company stock set to expire Oct. 1 will be extended for five years by stock holder vote. Trustees J P Morgan J Bruce Ismay W J Jeise P A B Widener and Charlie Breele urge holders to approve before Sept. 1 to extend the trust to Oct. 1, 2012 as plans to improve the fleet and strengthen the company continue.
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International Mercantile Marine Company
J. P. Morgan
J. Bruce Ismay
W. J. Jeise
P. A. B. Widener
Charlies Breele
Cadets Arrive at Jamestown Exposition Camp
535 officers cadets and civilians arrived at Hampton Roads aboard the Sumner from West Point. They disembarked and occupy Camp Bite No now at the Jamestown Exposition. The cadets held their first battalion drill this afternoon.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
United States Army
Sumner
United States
Military Academy
Wes Point
Camp Bite No
Grain and Provisions Wheat Market Sees Big Afternoon Rally
Yesterday's wheat market featured a sharp afternoon rally driven by outside accounts and bull interests betting on abnormal weather effects. Corn trade was narrow with early selloff on friendly weather signals, then modest recovery. Prices cited include No 1 North wheat around 1.11 1/4 a bushel and No 2 hard at 1.10 1/4.
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Cage
Liverpool
Berlin
New York
North Uth
Chamber Hears Call for Commercial Attaché Posts Abroad
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting Secretary Straus urged adding Commercial Attaché posts at leading U.S. embassies to study foreign markets and trade conditions. He noted progress in consular reports and agents abroad and cited competition from Europe. A $2,000 appropriation boost was expected to improve tariff information. Nine new members were elected.
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Chamber of Commerce
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Chamber
Department
France
Italy
Germany
Tariffa
McClellan
Rense
New York Public Hearings On City Bills June 11 1907
Public notices announce hearings at City Hall for acts to amend city charters and authorize various departments. George B. McClellan signs dated June 6 1907, with sessions on June 11 and June 12, plus sealed bids for water works structures and Riverside Hospital work.
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Greater New York
City Hall
City of
New York
George B. McClellan
Dill
Public Notices on Manhattan Street Regrading and Paving Projects
The City of New York publishes a long list of street improvement orders in Manhattan. Roadways from Amsterdam Avenue to Broadway, Madison Avenue to Fourth Street, plus numerous others, are slated for regulation, repaving, paving with asphalt or granite block foundations. Deadlines and locations are given, with project numbers and street ranges. A hearing is set for June 11, 1907 on a bill authorizing tax cancellation for a building owned by the Women’s Hebrew Association of New York.
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Sioner
Ferries
York
Henry Head
Department OF Docks and Ferris
Saim Department
City Hall
City of New York
New
George
Bronx
New Yorker
City of
Newton
City
New York
Beorge B. McClellan
Senate
Ture
Pelham Avenue
NEW York and Harlem Railroad
E City of
Oetea City Hall
George B. N
Borough of Manhattan
Amsterdam Avenue
Seventy-eight Street
Eighty-sixth Street
One Hundred and
Fourteenth Street
Park Avenue
Pleasant Avenue
Second Avenue
One Hundred
Math Street
Eighteenth Street
Perk Avenue
Edgecombe Avenue
Thirty-seventh
Forty Street
Broome Street
Lewis Street
Minl Street
Stanton Street
Tompkins Street
Rivington Street
Cannon Street
Tompkins No
Third Street
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Wyan Street
Hasevrer Street
NASA
Cedar Street
Broadway
Nassau No
Cae
Ote Street
Pine Street
Cedar St
Thirty-second Street
Thirty-fifth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Twenty-second
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Thirtythird Street
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Tenth Avenue
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Twenty-fifth Street
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Lexington Avenue
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One Hundred and Forty-fifth Street
Seventh Avenue
Eighth Avenue
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University Place
Fifty-eighth Street
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West End Avenue
Riverside Drive
St. Nicholas Avenue
One Hundred and Sixty-ninth Street
Fort Avenue
Audubon Place
One Hundred and Fifty-eighth Street
One Hundred and Fifty-second Street
St. Nichols Avenue
One Hundred and Fifty-fifth Street
One Hundred and Sixty-eighth Street
S1. Nicholas Avenue
One Hundred and Eighty-first Street
Nicholas Avenue
Thirty-eighth Street
Fifth Avenue
Lenox Avenue
Forty-fivet
Hudson River
Spring Street
Greenwich Street
West Street
Clinton Street
East Broadway
South Street
Seventy-sixth Street
Forty-eighth Street
Harlem River
Jay Street
Sixth Avenue
Christopher Street
Borough of
Manhattan
Joe
Forty-fourth Street
An Street
Sonny Fe Ahefparn
Roe
Boryoak
NG Women's Hebrew
New YO
Ct Hall
George B. McClellan
Surrogate Notices and Public Records From New York Court
Legal notices cite Margaret Chirney and Charles Hoyt estates with probate and guardian requirements. Additional items announce foreclosure sales, executors seeking claims, and official auctions of property in Manhattan under 1907 proceedings.
Fire on Sound Steamer Connecticut Delays Arrival
The Connecticut from New York reached Fall River harbor late due to condenser and boiler room trouble. Passengers, about 150, report a fire near a donkey engine near Watch Hill caused the delay, but the blaze was extinguished quickly with no passenger panic.
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Fall River
Connecticut
New York
Baltimore Electric Railway Company earns rise amid rumors
A company director denied rumors of a revenue drop for United Railways and Electric Company of Baltimore. He cited steady gains since the start of the year, with 6 percent in January, 6 percent in February, 12 percent in March, and 6 percent in April and May, marking increases over the prior year.
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Wall Bt
Upited
Railways and Electric Company of
Baltimore
Legal Sales Ordered for Rossman and Bracken Co Assets
By order of the United States District Court all assets of Rossman and Bracken Co New York City 1 East 224th Street are to be sold. The sale will occur June 6 1807 from noon until 4 PM at 16 Nassau Street New York City. Receiver Williams, Form & Frank C Mebane attorneys for Receiver.
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Sodemarters
Fire Department
Nw York
East Sixty-seventh Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Bronx
Pecuss
United States
Distett Sey
Rossman and Bracken Co
East
224
New York City
Williams
FOM & Frank C
Mebane
Naesau Bt
New York
Thirteenth Separate Report of Appraisal for Cornell Dam matter
Public notice from Supreme Court Ninth Judicial District announces filing and motion to confirm the thirteenth separate report of the commissioners of appraisal in the Cornell Dam case involving the City of New York. Hearing set July 6, 1907, at 10 in the forenoon at the Platina Westchester County court. Proceedings seek confirmation of parcels Nos 81, 84, 61, 108, 100, 156, 184, 508 and related land interests.
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Cornell Dam
Supreme Court
Second Judicial District
Thomas F. Gilroy
City of New York
Cornell DA
Rt House of
Platina
Westchester County
New York
Manhattan
New York City
Brooklyn Grass Sod Contract Notice From City Parks
Official City Record notice from the Department of Parks inviting bids on furnishing and laying grass sods along Fourth Avenue between Atlantic Avenue and Third Street in Brooklyn. Details available at the Arsenal Building, Fifth Avenue and Sixty fourth Street Manhattan. Bid due time 4 o'clock P M. Moses Herrman president Joseph S Berry Michael J Kennedy listed.
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Department OF Parks
Arsenal Building
Fifth Avenue
Sixtyfourth Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Park Board
Copeans of Parks
Mooreagh
Brookiym
Fourth Avenue
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Borough of
Brooklyn
City Record
Moses Herrman
Joseph S. Berry
Michael J. Kennedy
Commissioners of Parks
Hotel Normandie Bankruptcy Auction Notice
United States District Court Southern District of New York announces a bankruptcy sale of Elmer E Almy assets at the Hotel Normandie Broadway and Thirty eighth Street Manhattan on Friday June 7 1807 at 10 30 AM. Auctioneered by Charles 5 A B S. The lease from United States Trust Company runs to 1914 with hotel furnishings and stock offered separately or as whole. Inspections set for June 8 14 and 15 mornings. Sale subject to Court approval. Receiver Frederick C McLaughlin Lesser Brothers attorneys. Also notices of sales for Jacob Kornblooms woolens and Tadeus Jaworski estates listing items and sale dates June 13 and 14 1907 with receivers Gruenberg Myers Goldsmith.
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United States District Court
Southern District of New York
Elmer E. Almy
Broadway
Thirty-eighth Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Charles
United States Trust Company
Nso
Hotel
Normandis
Lesser Brothers
Frederick C. McLaughlin
Liberty St
N. Y
District Court OF the United States
New York
Jacob Kornbloom
Borough of
Manhattan
City of Newae
West 19Th Street
John Gruendirg
Myers & Goldsmith
Southern District of
Tadeus
Jaworski
Charles Showgood
United States
Broad Street
Charles Shengood
Leonard Street
John Gruenberg
City of New
Manhattan Land Auction Affects Harlem River Block
New York May 20 1907 Henry N Steinert Referee announces public sale under judgment in case of William C Reeb er and Reeb er versus Isaac Sa Shi et al. The three lots in Manhattan bounded by 7th Street Exterior Street 100th Street and Harlem River high water mark to be sold June 11 at noon by auctioneer Bryan L Kennelly. Approx liens $53 477 75 plus costs and taxes about $97 06 water rates since Jan 11 1906. Includes diagram and legal description.
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NEW York Supreme Court
New York County
William H. McCord
Wesley Thorn
Vesey Street
Bay of Manhattan
City of News
Sol Dan Wallearss
City
County of
New York
One Hundred and Forty-first Street
Cypress
Dover Avenues
Mayo T. Peetene
Francis B. Roredley
Tiffs
Nanan New York
Dist Street
Dew York
Robert Townsend
New Youkety
Cypress Avenue
Francis B. Chedley
Tifts
Broadway
Manhattan
Tity
Tonlowing
Ee Supreme Court
County OF News
William C. Reeber
Reeber
Phintiffs
Isaac Sashi
Raferte
Strinugh
Mapesey
Hattan
City of New York
Bryan L. Kennelly
Borough of
State of New York
7Th Street
Department of Docks
100Th Street
Flist Avenue
108Th Streets
Harlem River
Harlem Creek
Isaac Een
Harterm Creek
Henry N. Steinert
Joseph P. Allow, JR
New York City
Summons Issued By New York Supreme Court Against Rosenstein Firm
The Rosenstein Brothers Incorporated is summoned to answer the complaint in a New York Supreme Court action. Defendants must serve their response within 20 days after service, excluding the service day, or risk default judgment for the relief demanded. Proceedings reference Hon. Charles Higgs and a June 6 order, filed in Manhattan County Court.
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Supreme Court
County OF New York
Rosenstein Brothers ,Incorporated
Seelig
Aito
Liberty Street
Manhattan
New City
Herrmann
Charles Higs
Guwae
New York
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