Flip Flap wins Gazelle Stakes at Gravesend
Flip Flap, carrying lighter weight, defeats Perverse in the Gazelle Stakes for three-year-old fillies at Gravesend. Perverse led early but Flip Flap overtook on the back stretch and drew clear to win by many lengths, with Meddling Daisy third. Accountant also delivered a strong performance in the mile and a sixteenth handicap, holding off Garnish to win by two lengths. Knight of Elway captured the steeplechase.
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Flip Flop
Whitney
Perverse
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Flip Flap
Daisy
St. Ursula
Fo Flap
Lyne
Fup Flap
Accountant
Garnish
Beldame
Pater
Knight of Elway
Glengate
Miller
Tim Perverse
Ye Meedling
Shaw
Sewell
Ch. F
Handspring- Alvarella
J. A. Fermett
A. J. Goldsborough
Stock Exchange Rules Losses on Interborough Merger Contracts
The Stock Exchange Board rules that buyers who held when issued contracts for Interborough Metropolitan shares must accept loss as the merger plan changes reduce stock value. Many buyers refused delivery, while sellers argued the when issued clause protected them. Prices fell from 65-102 to about 50-57, risking large fractional deliveries and 7 to 15 point losses per share.
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Board of Governors of
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Interborough Metropolitan
Ryan-Belmont
Arbitration Committee of
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Interborough-Metropolitan
Los
Curb Broker William Gwynne Faces Bankruptcy Petition
A bankruptcy petition was filed yesterday against curb broker William Gwynne Jr of 15 Broad Street by Samuel G. Currie and other creditors, totaling 1616 dollars. Currie claims 1329 dollars were paid by Currie to settle old firm claims that Gwynne should have covered after Currie and Gwynne of Currie & Gwynne dissolved their partnership following mining stock trading.
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William Gwynne, Jr
Curb
Broad Street
Samuel G. Currie
Gwynne
Currie
Spain
Great Eastern Novelty Company
Clinch
Supreme Court
Lolmes V. Dennis, Jr
William Street
Wite & Saam
J. E. Linde Paper Company
Thomas D. Neelands
Broadway
Kotlarsky Brothers
Giveen Manufacturing Company
Rothschild & Hein
Ray
United States District Court
James N. Rosenberg
Flatau & Stern
Nathan H. Flatau
Henry G. Stern
Flatau
Arnold-Rice-Adler Company
West Street
Charles F. Mattlage & Sons
Frank Crawford
Albert Seligman & Co
Equitable Trust Raises Dividend to 12 Percent
The Equitable Trust Company declared a quarterly dividend of 3 percent payable June 30, lifting the stock from a 10 percent rate to a 12 percent basis.
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Equitable Trust
Equitable Trust Company
United Service Major Turner's Station Moves and Wartime Appointments
Washington June 13 Major R B Turner Eighth Infantry will station at Boise Idaho as constructing Quartermaster Capt H P Page will proceed to Fort Clark to relieve Capt L A Fuller Capt Fuller will relieve Capt J B Clayton at Fort Leavenworth and Clayton will rejoin his proper station Capt W C Short Thirteenth Cavalry will inspect animals to be purchased for the army in Missouri Capt E P Ohern Ordnance Department will duty at Sandy Hook proving ground until Aug 1 A board at Fort Leavenworth to report on field orders and reports by Major E Swift Twelfth Cavalry will publish the treatise Army War Department Fort Monroe Fort Leavenworth officers courses and other duty changes and promotions under the examining board
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Washington
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Eighth Infantry
Boise
Idaho
H. P. Page
Fort Clark
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Fuller
Fort Leavenworth
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Clayton
W. C. Short
Thirteenth Cavalry
Missouri
E. P. O'Hern
Ordnance Department
Sandy Hook Proving Ground
W. W. Wotherspoon
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J. T. Dickman
C. Crawford
J._D. L. Hartman
C. King
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Iort Leavenworth
E. Swift
Twelfth Cavalry
War Department
J. P. Robinson
J. B. Murphy
J. G. B. McClure
G. W. Cohell
C. Jones
Artillery School
Fort Monroe
C. D. Rhodes
Sixth Cavalry
Infantry and Cavalry School
Mort Leavenworth
C. H. Cabaniss, Jr
Kemper Miliary School
Boonville
We. Parker
Eleventh Infantry
Maritime arrivals and departures list with multiple ports
Arrived at Annapolis Wisconsin Shinkwan Raleigh Yokohama Leonidas Port Richmond Ohio Galveston Chattanooga Nagasaki. Sailed Lebanon Lambert Point Cradford Cleveland Hampton Roads Annapolis Dolphin Washington Nor folk.
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Wisconsin
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Raleigh
Yokohama
Leonidas
Port Richmond
Ohio
Galveston
Chattanooga
Nagasaki
Lebanon
Lambert Point
Cradford
Cleveland
Hampton Roads
Dolphin
Washington
Norfolk
Horses and Carriages For Rent Inquiries
Private party seeks to rent pony and carriage on two Sundays monthly. Contact Arnold via Box 3il Times Times Square. A pair of carriage horses and victoria available in summer at reasonable rates. L F at 206 West 80th Street.
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West
Curb market joke alarms the Chicago stock exchange
In Chicago and Milwaukee trading surged as curb brokers spoofed a new St Paul rights offering. Brokers hurried to verify news of an Executive Committee plan, only to learn the stunt was a summer hoax to enliven a dull market. Several firms were caught buying in the curb market while contacting St Paul offices to confirm the details.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Stock Exchange
St. Paul
Executive Committee of
Postwar Incorporations List Joins Mohawk Desk Firm and Others
A New York Times Albany dateline reports a long list of incorporations and capitals across New York and nearby states. Firms include Mohawk Desk Company of Herkimer with 100000, Mount Hope Ready Company of New York with 25000, Long Island Knitting Mills in Brooklyn with 50000, Rockville Centre Development in Brooklyn with 85000, and Plymouth Interior Construction in New York with 20000, among many others with various directors and capital amounts.
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Albany
Mohawk Desk Company
Herkimer
Herkimer County
William Herricks
Edwi Jones
Harvey Feldmier
Little Falls
Fidelity Publishing Capital
S. Cc
Igoe
O Kyle
W. H. van Gericfsten
New York
Mount Hope Ready Company
Meyer Harrison
Isidor Robinson
Louis Leibowitz
R. J. Peterson Company
Capital
G. A. Rhodes
M. O. Peterson
R. J. Peterson
Long Island Knitting Mills Company
Brooklyn
W. B. Logan
David Herman
Frank Gardner
East Orange
N. J. Rockville
P. H. Quinn
J. J. Fitzgerald
The
Kline Realty Improvement Company
B. J Kline
C. E. Black
Morris Gisnet
Unity Construction Company
M. M. Davidoff
Dora Davidoff
Aaron Levitum
H. H. Fuller Realty Company
E. W. Bronson
F. A Egiinzer
Suffern
I. L. Burney
Big Tree Realty Company
S. W. Lapidus
Jacob Goldberg
Anastasia Goldberg
Jersey City
Sewing Machine Exchange
A. G. Tillinghast
Henry Gottschall
Clara B. Tillinghast
Vernon
Conn
Plymouth Interior Construction Company
Eeermeter
W. J.cDonnell
E. J. Talley
EB. I. McCarthy
White Plains
Turner Motor Transfer and Trucking Company
W.F. R. Turner
F. H. McCann
W. W. Cantwell
United States
S. D. Dixon
Paul Wolskahl
F. H. Hoge
Boston
Henry W. Cattin Company
H. W Catten
A. M. Scott
William Hurt Lynchburg
Utica Security Company
Utica
Cornelius Roberts
TF Byrnes W. S. Grant
Fany of
Jersey City Firms Form New Corporations
A list of newly incorporated entities across New Jersey includes Esmond Mills in Jersey City with 300 000 capital formed by Preston M Trull Frederick R Simonson and Harry E Danner. The International Watch Company also in Jersey City capital 600 000 with Ernest Bunz Gustave Bunzl and Otto Bertel as incorporators. Edgewater Basin Jersey City capital 100 000 under William R Britton Allan C Washington and William H Woolverton. Labor World Publishing Company Jersey City capital 100 000 incorporators Benjamin E Chapin W W W Vreeland and Leon C Sutton. The Charles Ihle Company Jersey City capital 80 000 incorporators Charles Ihle Bernhard Klingenstein and William Ammemann. North Hudson Construction Company Woodcliff capital 150 660 incorporators Julius G Truelson Sr Alfred J Ellis and Frank C Gruen. National Manganese Development Company Camden capital 200 000 incorporators John W Brower Robert C Sharpe Oliver H Culbertson and John T Woodhull. Rose Kraus Snyder Company Rahway capital 10 000 incorporators Frank M Rose Kraus Charles C Snyder and Hallie B Snyder. Batard Chemical Company Elizabeth capital 50 000 incorporators Daniel L Blount Samuel Moffitt D T Ackerly and Elson C Hill. Thomson Heat Storage Company Elizabeth capital 100 000 incorporators George Thomson George Sinclair and James Sinclair. Wescher Company Cranford capital 10 000 incorporators Max O Deering Stephen J Cox Herman Meyer Stephen S Newton Ernest Greiner Frederick Bennington and Edmund Conrad.
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Esmond Mills
Jersey City
Capital
Preston M. Trull
Frederick R Simonson
Harry E. Danner
the International Watch Company
Ernest Bunz
Gustave Bunzl
Otto Bertel
Edgewater Basin
William R. Britton
Allan C. Washington
William H. Woolverton
The
Labor
Julius G. Truelson, Sr
Alfred J. Ellis
Frank C. Gruen
National Manganese Development Company
Camden
John W. Brower
Robert C. Sharpe
Oliver H. Culbertson
John T. Woodhull
Rose Kraus-Snyder Company
Rahway
Frank M. Rose Kraus
Charles C. Snyder
Hallie B. Snyder
Batard Chemical Company
Elizabeth
Daniel L. Blount
Samuel Moffitt
D. T. Ackerly
Elson C. Hill
Thomson Heat Storage Company
George Thomson
George Sinclair
James Sinclair
Wescher Company
Cranford
Max O. Deering
Stephen J. Cox
Herman Meyer
Stephen S. Newton
Ernest Greiner
Frederick Bennington
Edmund Conrad
Financial figures for various railroads 1906 data summary
The report lists mileage, weekly sums, and yearly totals for lines including Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg, Chicago Terminal Transfer, C and St Louis, Duluth South Shore and Atlantic, Grand Central System, Minn St Paul and Sault Ste Marie, Mineral Range, Federia and Eastern, Toledo Peoria and Western, and Bangor and Aroostook. Figures cover Ist week June, From July 1, and year totals with gross and net surcharges.
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Chicago Terminal
ST. Louis
Meenth
Peress
Pereaw Duluth
South Shore
Atlantic
ST. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
Fedria & Eastern
Toledo, Peoria & Western
Wileage
Bangor & Aroostook
Shipping and Mails Tides Across Ports
Tide reports list high water and times for Sandy Hook Governors Island Hell Gate and other harbors. Vessels include Mesaba London Prinzess Irene Sicilia Merida Curityba Comanche El Valle America Flora Aymeric Santiago Florida Trafalgar Maverick Chalmette H Dumois Monroe SS Oneida with June dates shown for each voyage or arrival.
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London
Oceanic
Liverpool
Prinzess Irene
Naples
Sicilia
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el Valle
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America
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Macoris
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Boston
Florida
Trafalgar
Barry
Maverick
Port Arthur
Chalmette
New Orleans
H. Dumois
Kingston
T. Monroe
Norfolk
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Philadelphia
Vessel Atrato Reports Inbound From South in Wireless Update
The incoming S.S. Atrato was reported by De Forest wireless 150 miles south of Sandy Hook at 6 PM yesterday and is due at her pier about 8 AM today.
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Sandy Hook
Foreign ships report of arrivals and departures
A list of merchant ships arriving at or sailing from various ports. Entries include SS Carmania at Liverpool on June 13 and SS Pannonia at Naples on June 11, with numerous other vessels at Queenstown Colombo Messina Genoa and Kingston among ports. Some ships are noted as sailed from Naples Genoa Bermuda Oran Algiers Singapore and Kingston with dates ranging June 5 to June 18.
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New Orleans
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Aioe
Charleston
Alene Ry Ab
Inagua Parla
Il Piemonte
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Western Union reports quarterly and yearly earnings figures
Western Union Telegraph shows quarterly and year end results with net revenue 1,750,060 for quarter and 7,079,949 for year, bond interest 331,300 and 1,425,200, dividends around 1,217,023 and 4,805,089, and total surplus about 16,860,869 for the quarter and 86,660 for the year, with prior surpluses listed.
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Western Union
PATHRICK HIRSCH COMPANY JUDGMENTS FILED
Three judgments totaling 103000 plus were entered against the Patrick Hirsch Company of 2h Broad Street by Lawrence Barnum and others. Claims include 43701 for balance on a 200000 note dated Nov 24 1905 assigned by Quackerbocker Trust, 30005 for underwriting Toledo Indiana Railway bonds, and 27825 for underwriting Toledo Ann Arbor Detroit bonds. The firm is a Delaware corporation. Sheriff attachments were placed in January.
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Lawrence Barnum
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Qnickerbocker Trust Company
Toledo & Indiana Railway Company
Toledo, Ann Arbor & Detroit Railroad Company
Delaware Corporation
Boston Bankruptcy Filing Reveals Creditors and Accounts
60 Devonshire Street Boston files schedule in bankruptcy court listing liabilities mainly from stock transactions totaling 124 percent and assets of 87 975. Several unsecured creditors are women. Patys X Fuller, formerly a banker, is involved.
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Heimer and Asmus Debtor Names in Filing
Debtor list filed yesterday includes Caroline Assen Heimer and Geo H Asmus with Writham International Wine and Liquor Co noted among entries. The material appears as a docket fragment with party names and a company reference, lacking full context.
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Assen Heimer
Caroline
Geo. H. Asmus
Writham
Swimming Scientifically Taught by Prof Dalton
A science oriented swimming program led by Professor Dalton offers instruction at two pools located near 23 West 44th Street.
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