Amalgamated Copper Directors Resign Amid Court Case
A Newark hearing in the Venner Geer vs Amalgamated Copper case adjourned as Henry Rogers and William Rockefeller resign as directors. The suit challenges Amalgamated Copper’s control of Boston and Montana and Butte and Boston, with stock values debated and new directors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
C. H. Venner Company
Boston
Alvin O. Geer
Amalgamated Copper Company
Boston and Montana Company
Butte and Boston Company
Stevens
Isaac F. Taylor
R. V. Lindaburg
Robert Corey
Jersey City
Charlotte E. Smith
New York
Corey
Lindabury
Butte
Boston and
Montana
Henry H. Rogers
William G. Rockefeller
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Cobre Grande copper case seeks receivership injunction
Axel W. Hallenberg, stock broker, asks the Arizona company to be placed in receivership and barred from disposing of assets while he pursues his action. Supreme Court Justice Gildersleeve allows time for briefs. The two year dispute centers on mines in Arizona with Hallenberg seeking a New York hearing. Defendant J. Greene was served in New York in his capacity as president of Greene Consolidated Copper and Cana Consolidat ES copper firms and the Cobre Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel W. Hallenberg
Cobre Grande Copper Company
Arizona
Gildersleeve
Supreme Court
Hallenberg
J. Greene
New York
Greene Consolidated Copr Company
Cana
Consolidat ES Copper Company
Cobre Grande
Copper Company Dispute Over Mexican Mines Reaches Supreme Court
Attorney E Harby urges dismissal for lack of jurisdiction while Atwater represents Hallenborg in seeking injunctive relief. Hallenborg, a major creditor and stockholder with 8000 shares, alleges Greene and associates seized the Cananea mines in Sonora and transferred them to Greene Consolidated Copper Company. He claims a December agreement would pay officers to drop suits, calling the plan bribery and a theft of mines valued between 3 and 20 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallenborg
Cabre Grande Company
Greene
Cobre Grande Copper Company
Cananea Mountains
Sonora
Mexico
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Arizona
New York
Wall Street Shaken by Amalgamated Copper Directorship Change
Wall Street faced surprise after market close as Amalgamated Copper listed resignations by President H. H. Rogers A. C. Burrage and William G. Rockefeller replaced by George Baker Frederic Cromwell and Walter G. Oakman. The move stemmed from temporary resignations for technical reasons amid a Boston and Montana Copper Company acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Amalgamated Copper Company
H. H. Rogers
A. C. Burrage
William G. Rockefeller
George ¥. Baker
Frederic Cromwell
Walter G. Oakman
Standard Oil
Amalgamated
Messrs
Rogers
Burrage
Rockefeller
Boston and Montana Copper Company
Delaware Surety Company Bond Testimony in Montana Suit
F Heinze testified before Referee George H. Corey at the law offices regarding the sufficiency of the Delaware Surety Company bond in the Montana copper mining suit. He said the firm has a 360000 capital stock and was formed to provide security for the action. he and his brother hold the controlling interest, but he declined to confirm full ownership or the depository location. Officers were advised not to testify due to potential action, and he suspected a New York banking department action for non compliance may be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Heinze
George H. Corey
Hoadly, Lauterbach & Johnson
Delaware Surety Company
Montana
Mr. Heinze
New York State Banking Department
Everett-Moore syndicate buys Toledo street railways
The Everett-Moore syndicate announces purchase of all Toledo street railway lines and seeks control of electric railways from Detroit to Cleveland. Plans merge Northern Ohio and Southern Michigan lines, except Pomeroy interests and Cleveland Little Consolidated. Toledo Traction runs 99 miles. E. W. Moore and Henry A. Everett meet New York bankers. price around 9 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Everett-Moore
Toledo
Detroit
Northern
Southern Michigan
Pomeroy Interests
Little Consolidated Street Railway
Rapid Railway of
Toledo, Fremont
Norwalk
Sandusky and Interurban Company
Lake Shore Electric Railway
E. W. Moore
Henry A. Everett
New York
Lake Shore
Toledo Traction Company
Pére Marquette Plans Large Railway Improvements
Chicago June 13. The Pére Marquette Railway system will spend between 1 and 2 million dollars in the next year on track and equipment upgrades. The Marquette Equipment Company Limited will issue 1 million in bonds guaranteed by the railway. Funds cover new equipment roadbed work and 150000 for dock facilities plus 40000 for a new car ferry to operate with eight ferries serving key Lake Michigan points. The first annual report shows assets of 8.296 million and net earnings of 1.966 million, up from prior periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pére Marquette
Marquette Equipment Company, Limited
Lake Michigan
Pére Marquette Company
Rail chiefs meet to speed transcontinental Chicago Pacific trains
Presidents Hays Hughitt Burt and Gardner Kruttschmitt and Dickinson met in Omaha to discuss improved Chicago to Pacific Coast service. The aim is through trains on the transcontinental route running several hours faster than current schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Charles M. Hays
Southern Pacific Railway
Marvin Hughitt
Chicago and Northwestern
Horace G. Burt
Union Pacific
W. A. Gardner
J. Kruttschmitt
Southern Pacific
E. Dickinson
Chicago
Pacific Coast
NY stock holder sues over two class stock dividends
A New York stock holder filed suit against the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad seeking to prohibit the payment of a 2 percent special dividend declared on regular stock unless a dividend on the special guaranteed stock is also paid. The action aims to determine the rights of the two stock classes, which are described as not quite clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
Chicago
Reading Railroad confirms consolidation into Atlantic City Railroad
Stockholders of Atlantic City, Camden County, and Seacoast Railroads ratified the plan to consolidate with the Ocean City Railroad Company under the Atlantic City Railroad Company name. Reading Railroad officers were elected as officers of the new consolidated company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Railroad
Atlantic City
Camden County
Seacoast
Ocean City Railroad Company
Atlantic City Railroad Company
New Consolidated Company
Magazine supplement included with Sunday New York Times
The Times issue notes a free magazine supplement available with the Sunday paper. It promises a collection of interesting reads and features beyond the standard newspaper sections.
Barbour proposes mine tax to cover war costs in South Africa
British Special Commissioner Sir David Barbour backs a 10 percent tax on mining profits in the Transvaal and Orange River Colony to fund the war, estimating 450000 pounds yearly from 1898 profits plus saved dynamite costs. He says the Orange River Colony cannot pay now, while the Transvaal may begin payments two years after peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir David Barbour
Michael Hicks-Beach
South Africa
Transvaal
Orange River Colony
David Barbour
Orange River
Sir David
Arthur J.balfour
House of Commons
Ees
German protests over British Transvaal concessions report
Berlin reports condemn the British Transvaal Concessions Committee as denying private property rights in war. Germany plans to protest to London and seek full compensation for German stockholders in the Netherlands South African Railroad, recalling 1870 71 actions and citing prior rail purchases as precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Transvaal
London
Germany
Great Britain
Alsace-Lorraine
France
London Stock Scandal Forces Winding Up of British-America
In the King’s Bench Court a compulsory winding up was ordered against the British-America Corporation. Official assignee Mr. Richardson led a £768,000 claim on behalf of defaulting brokers related to the British-America and London and Globe Finance Corporations, urging full public examination of affairs. The meeting, on June 3, voted for voluntary liquidation amid stormy scenes and accusations of treachery by Stock Exchange firms, with Lord Dufferin as director of both firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King’s Bench Court
British-America Corporation
Richardson
The
Stock Exchange
London and Globe Finance Corporation, Limited
Sock Exchange
London Stock Exchange
Lord Dufferin
British-America
London and Globe Corporation
American seeks English chaperon for daughter in London
An American in London ran an advertisement in The Times offering £5,000 for introducing his daughter into British society. The notice asks for an English titled lady to act as chaperon during a three month stay, with the honorarium specified as £5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Times
England
Peril to Religious Orders Senate Debate in Paris
In Paris on June 13 Premier Waldeck-Rousseau argued in the Senate for the Law of Associations, saying religious orders are richer and more powerful under the republic and prone to meddle in politics, a stance that impressed many senators who expect passage of the bill soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Senate
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Chamber of Deputies
Canada Excluded From Favored Nation Extension Finalized
Berlin June 13 Canada is specifically excepted in the official announcement that the Federal Council has decided to extend to Great Britain and her colonies the most favored nation treatment from July 30 under the May 29 law. The move marks a notable exception for Canadian goods in the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Canada
Federal Council
Great Britain
Indemnity settlement eyed at ministerial meeting
Peking reports indicate a probable settlement at the next ministers meeting slated for Saturday as officials push to end the indemnity affair. In Washington diplomats discuss American proposal to refer the dispute to The Hague, with mixed reactions among European powers and questions about delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Washington
China
State Department
Hill
Hague Tribunal
The
Hague
United States
Shanghai
England
Glasgow University honors Carnegie with LL D degree
In Glasgow on June 13 during the four hundred fiftieth anniversary celebrations of the university, Andrew Carnegie Lord Dufferin Sir Archibald Hunter and Ian Hamilton were awarded LL D degrees along with three Glasgow women marking the first female recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Glasgow University
Andrew Carnegie
Lord Dufferin
Archibald Hunter
Ian Hamilton
Central University of China Chartered by Missions
The Central University of China charter was filed with the County Register as approved by the Board of Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Incorporators include J. D. Hammond James Atkins J. H. Kirkland W. R. Lambuth A W Wilson and C B Malloway. The plan is to found and maintain a university in Kiang Sun Province with affiliated schools under evangelical Methodist auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist University
China
Nashville, Tenn
Central University of China
County Register
Board of Missions of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
J. D. Hammond
James Atkins
J. H. Kirkland
Nashville
A. W. Wilson
Maryland
C. B. Malloway
Mississippi
Museums to Exchange Exhibits Between New York and London
Morris K. Jesup secured an agreement for a reciprocal exchange of specimens and photographs between the New York Museum of Natural History and the South Kensington Museum. London will receive from New York items not in Britain’s collection while New York gains access to British pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Morris K. Jesup
New York Chamber of Commerce
New York
New_York Museum of Natural History
South Kensington Museum
Jesup
America
Viper Turbine Torpedo Boat Trials Impress Yet Drain Coal
The Naval and Military Record reports on three weeks of Viper trials under regular service conditions. The turbine destroyer reached 30 to 31 knots with top speed, but coal consumption was enormous at full speed. Despite this, the trial was deemed completely satisfactory and the ship remained steady in all weathers under an inexperienced crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dover-Calais
England
France
Report Denies Tien-Tsin Clash Casualties
London June 13 Lord George Hamilton Indian Secretary said Gen Gaselee cabled there is no foundation for a US circulated report that seven men were killed or wounded in fighting between British Indian troops and French soldiers at Tien-Tsin on June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George Hamilton
House of Commons
Gaselee
United States
Tien-Tsin
Von Ketteler’s Resting Place in Berlin
On request of Baron von Ketteler’s mother and widow, Emperor William orders the body of the late diplomat disinterred in Peking and transported to Berlin for burial on the paternal estate. a Berlin sculptor has been commissioned for a tombstone.
Stern's Death Reveals Unpaid US Debts in Bamberg
Berlin dispatch reports Louis Stern, late United States Commercial Agent at Bamberg, died by self-inflicted gunshot on June 10. He had not filed returns for eighteen months and faced a 2000 mark Bamberg judgment tied to funds collected from Americans. Stern had accepted a Bamberg post but the firm canceled after learning of the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Louis~Stern
United States
Bamberg
Bavaria
State Department
Stern
St . Stern
Comedy of Duels in Paris Ends Series with Wounding
In Paris at Parc des Princes Gerault Richard of Petite Republique fights Max Regis the anti Semite mayor of Algiers. Regis is wounded in the wrist and refuses to shake hands after the second bout. The clash ends a series of duels prompted by Regis earlier confrontations with Laber desque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Parc Des Princes
Gerault Richard
Petite République
Max Regis
Algiers
M. Regis
M. Laberdesque
M. Malato
The
Aurore of
M. Leroy
M. Bres
American Trap Shooters Win Easily in London
The United States beat Britain 843 to 739 on the third day of the clay bird shooting match. Crosby hit 90 percent of his birds, Heikes and Gilbert 8 percent, Parmelee 84 percent, and the British average 83 percent. Captains Marshall and Butt spoke for the sides. a silver cup awaits the Americans for Saturday and a banquet for the British on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
T. A. Marshall
Keithsburg
Ill
United States
Butt
Crosby
Heikes
Gilbert
Parmelee
Cee Seapry
American-Style Policeman Arrests Jewel Thief in Berlin
A man named Ende, believed American, was arrested for robbing jewelers of 50,000 marks. He stabbed the arresting officer as he entered the premises of an alleged receiver of stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ende
Henderson Visits Paris With French Leader
Paris reports that President Loubet received David B. Henderson Speaker of the United States House of Representatives and Representative Charles W. Gillet of New York. The meeting occurred in Paris on June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Paris
Loubet
David B. Henderson
United States House of Reptives
Charles W. Gillet
New York
Hindoo Liner Disabled Returns to Queenstown
British steamship Hindoo of the Wilson Line under Capt. Cox, en route from Liverpool for New York, has put back to Queenstown with deranged machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
London
Wilson Line
Cox
New York
Queenstown
Flanagan Defeated in Shot Put at Pan-American Trials
At the Pan-American stadium in Buffalo on June 13 the Amateur Athletic Union held preliminary events. Adam B. Gunn of Buffalo YMCA defeated world champion John Flanagan in the 16-pound shot a handicap day. Other results include Burlingame and Sayles winning sprints and De Witt taking discus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Amateur Athletic Union
W. F. McLaughlin
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
New York
John Flanagan
New York Athletic Club
Buffalo Young Men's Christian Association
Adam B. Gunn
Flanagan
Gunn
Hoffman
Edwards
Knickerbocker Athletic Club of
A. W. Burlingame
P. A. Sayles
George Worton
Peter Soutar
John R. de Witt
Princeton
New York A. C
A. B. Gunn
Central M. C. A
Edward E. Mayer
Anchor . C
Dan Reuss
Knickerbocker A. C
J. Blackburn
A. C
George W. Orton
Timothy O'Rourke
Toronto Lacrosse
Robert W. Edgron
K. A
Charles H. Hannemann
Milwaukee A. C
George H. Hoffman
Anchor
E. W. Rather
Central Y. M. C. A
J. S. Westney
University of Pennsylvania
R. B. Lawrence
Seventy-fourth Regiment
Robert W. Edgren
Knickerbocker
Walter J. Fishleigh
Detroit A. C
F. A. Martin
First Regiment
A. A
Eee
McK. Hall
Buffalo University
J. J. Nufer
Henry Argold
Union Settlement A. C
E. J. Evtinge
Pastime A. C
W. S. Edwards
W. J. Feldkamp
Walter T. Fishleigh
T*vine Orton
H. H. Thurlow
G. B. Holbrook
Bechara A. C
K. A. al
Frank M. Kanady
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
R. L. Sandford
G. H. McCormick
A. G. Gunn
Central Y. M. Co. A
John Mianagan
Timothy O. Rourke
Toronto Lacrosse Club
Constitution Hauled Out for Underbody Work at Herreshoff
At Bristol Rhode Island on June 13 the Constitution was hauled onto a marine railway at the Herreshoff shops to brighten and fix underbody plates in preparation for races. Nat Herreshoff supervised the work while the Columbia departed for New York after calling at Narragansett Pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
R. I
Herreshoff
Nat Herreshoff
William Butler Duncan, Jr
Newbury D. Thorne
Newport
South
Columbia
J. Rogers Maxwell
New York Yacht Club
Herreshoffs
Humma
Altair
Ark
New York
Narragansett Pier
Fee
Changes to Independence Improve Sail Plan
The large steel mast of the Independence was unstopped at Atlantic Works East Boston and laid on the dock awaiting work. It was decided to reduce the sail plan by five feet for the vessel's forthcoming adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Independence
Atlantic Works
New York Central schedules changes for through trains
Starting June 16 the Adirondack Mountains Thousand Islands and Montreal Express will depart Grand Central at 6 25 P M daily. The Northern Express moves to 6 35 P M. Pan American Express to 7 30 P M. A new Exposition Express to Buffalo starts 9 20 A M daily. Special and Saratoga services adjust June 24 and June 22 with new times. Through trains otherwise keep current schedule and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buffalo
West
Adirondack Mountains
Thousand Islands
Montreal Express
Grand Central Station
Northern Express
Pan-American Express
Montreal
Saratoga Limited
Municipal Realty Corporation Incorporates in New York
The Municipal Realty Corporation is incorporated in New York with Maxwell S. Mannes as President Alfred M. Rau as Vice President Bernard J. Maas as Secretary and Jacob Wolf as Treasurer. Main office is 115 Broadway uptown office 495 Fifth Avenue. It has purchased prominent city plots including 1 and 72 West Forty-sixth Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues to be sold to a builder for a high class family hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Municipal Realty Corporation
State of
New York
Maxwell S. Mannes
Alfred M. Rau
Bernard J. Maas
Jacob Wolf
Broadway
Uptown
Fifth Avenue
City
West
Forty-sixth Street
Fifth and
Sixth Avenues
Weather forecast across regions with showers and winds
Partly cloudy with coastal fog and southeast winds. Fair in the North Atlantic and Southwest, unsettled with showers in the Middle Atlantic, Ohio Valley, Southern lake region, and from the Upper Mississippi to the Rockies. Atlantic coast sees fresh southeast winds. Great Lakes see east to southeast winds. Gulf Coast fresh southeast winds. ships to Europe face easterly winds, fog, and showers to the Grand Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain Districts
Atlantic
New England
Great Lakes
Gulf Coast
Grand Banks
Sawmill Blaze Destroys Farr Establishment in West Chesterfield
The Steam sawmill and woodworking establishment owned by O. R. Farr in West Chesterfield New Hampshire was burned this afternoon. Loss estimated at $15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
O. R. Farr
West Chesterfield
N. H
Fires Report Damages Across City Areas
A list of recent fires shows multiple incidents from midnight to 2:30 A M and later, detailing addresses and estimated damages. Notable entries include 53 East One Street Mrs Adler with $10 damage, 91 Sheriff Street Morris Schaapelowitz with $100, 21 Bowery David Goldstein with unspecified loss, 60 Last Fourth Street Jacob Simmons with $20, and 214 Broome Street listed as unknown damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Street
Adler
Sheriff Street
Morris Scha Apelowitz
Bowery
David Goldstein
Unkanei Ng
Last Fourth Street
Jacob Simmons
Pradlow Street
Jacob Garlich
Broome Street
Cherry Street
Richard Eatesawaun
Notable Features of The New York Times Magazine Supplement
The Sunday June 16 issue features Edward B. Whitney on the true meaning of Supreme Court decisions, Simon Newcomb on recent astronomical discoveries, J. C. Bayles on impressions of the New South, the America’s Cup defender dispute, home tests for butter versus oleomargarine, and changes on Lower Broadway over fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Edward B. Whitney
Notable Guests at Leading Hotels on a Seasoned Tour
A listing of distinguished visitors staying at major New York hotels. Senators James P. Taliaferro and Nelson W. Aldrich, Rear Admiral Luce, Dr. Maddox, Capt. L. M. Wilson, and other officials are recorded across properties including Albemarle Astor Fifth Avenue Imperial Savoy Waldorf Astoria and the Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Luce
United States Navy
J. L. McLaurin
South Carolina
Grand
A. S. Maddox
Washington
Holland
L. M. Wilson
England
José Romero
Imperial
H. G. Wetherill
Denver
Asch
Hamburg
Savoy
J. F. Reynolds
West Point
Waldorf-Astoria
W. H. Newman
New York Central Railway
Carey
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburg
Arrival of Buyers in National Dry Goods Trade
Whitney & Marsh of Honolulu led a list of buyers visiting New York suppliers. Firms include Fowler Dick & Walker Wilkes-Barre and St. Louis merchants, Denholm & McKay Worcester, Loveman Chattanooga, Frear Troy, Wanamaker Philadelphia, Hibbard Colorado Springs, and many others with purchases in dry goods, nations, hosiery, laces, silks, and fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney & Marsh
Honolulu
G. M. Whitney
Grand Street
Fowler, Dick & Walker
Wilkesbarre
Penn
A. Dick
Nations
Broadway
Grand Hotel
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
S. Johnson
Church Street
Denholm & McKay Company
Worcester
Mass
E. H.o’connor
Walker Street
Marlborough
Keith
Edson & Co
Chicago
Ill
S. L. Walker
Zion Co-operative Mercantile Institution
Salt Lake City
Utah
M. A. Romney
Imperial
Loveman
Chattanooga
Tenn
D. B. Loveman
Franklin Street
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
C. G. Darnell
Tenth Street
St. Denis
Hibbard, Co. A., & Co
Colorado Springs
Col
A. Hibbard
Dinet, A. E., & Co
Joliet
A. E. Dinet
Imperial Tower
FE. C
Troy
M. J. Harris
Continental Hotel
Hutzler Brothers
Baltimore
J. Bamberger
Chicago Mercantile Company
C. Schneider
Herald Square
Syracuse Dry Goods Company
Syracuse
J. J. Kelly
Leona Street
Forbes & Wallace
Springfield
A. B. Wallace
Fowler,Dick & Walker
Evansville
Ind
A. Walker
Smart summer dress options from Vogel and Son
Be shaded from the heat with serge suits in blue tones at Vogel and Son. They offer single or double breasted skeleton back or full lined coats and fit all body types. Also available straw hats low shoes white vests and other dressy summer wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Vogel & Son
Broadway
Houston St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amalgamated Gopper’s
Rockefeller, Rogers, and Burrage
Butte and
Amalgamated Company
W. A. Keller
Messrs. Ricketts and Banks
Albert G. Burrage
George F. Baker
First National Bank of New York
Frederick Cromwell
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Guarantee Trust Company of New York
Flavel McGee
George Lawrence
Butte and Boston
Lawrence
Taylor
Geer
Indabury
Court of Errors and Appeals
Lindau
Byxidder, Peabody & Co
Pitney
Tce
Cobre Grande Company
Axel W. Hallenborg
Amalgamated Copper
News OF the Railroads
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Toledo Lines
Pere Marquette System
Pacific
New York Times
NEW York. Times
Cher
M. Laberdésque
M. Gaucher
British - America Corporation
Carnegie
Natural History Museums
Emeute
Jewbaiter
Ican
Wilson & Silsby
Navy Yard
Crowninshield
Constitution
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York West
St. Braddlan
Pullman
J. B. Hutchinson
Trenton
Elizabeth
Jersey City Science
New York, Cortlandt and Desbrosses
Callman
J. R. Wood
New York Central
New Real Estate Corporation
Weather Bureau
I Bureau
Timess
Printing House Square
Eens Weather Bureau
Prof
Simon Newcomb
New South
J. C. Bayles
Albemarle
James P. Taliaferro
Florida
Astor
Rev
C. H. Yatman
Ocean Grove
Cahn, Belt & CO
Baltimore, Md
Broad St
Maryland Club
Burke
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