Schwab Plan Spurs Bondholders Clash Over Mortgage Trust
Lewis Nixon says his interests align with other security holders and will stand by them as tensions rise over Schwab led plans at the shipyards and steel works. Attorneys for bondholders call for a receiver while debates focus on the second mortgage and reorganization of the Bethlehem Steel properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Speaiks
Schwab
Sheldon Syndicate
Wwe
Schwibis
Schw
Wighs Schwab
Anuy
Mathes Ned “Weither
Schwal
P ‘Tike
Wyo Shipyards
Bordhoildsiuile “Hivv
Weiter Vor Hilger
Ckisses
Dod
Siticlinn Weld
Untermyer
Tewis Nixon
Lon
Iam
Iither
Crescent Yard
Receiver Appointed for Cyrus Judson In Supplementary Proceedings
Judge Truax of the Supreme Court named John T. Little as receiver for Cyrus Pierd Judson in supplementary proceedings. Judson, a promoter and real estate operator of 125 Broadway, faces multiple judgments totaling thousands of dollars from Franklin Scott & Co and others. He has held multiple company posts and was linked to the International Power Company, later renamed Power Company, with directors including J. H. Hoadley and Lewis Nixon. The preferred stock was quoted at 67.5 and common at 41.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truax
Supreme Court
John T. Little
Cyrus
Pierd Judson
Broadway
Harris
Fuller
Sneiden Pilives
Judson
Franklin Scott & Co
International Power
American Locomotive
Kings County
George Ben Salisbury& Co
Julius C. Rosenthal
Cyrhs W. Field
Dbtate Eeees
Isso
General Carriage Ees
Inte Cepeitioale ] Power Company
Judson Jis
Westchester , County Fealty Company
Cuba Quarry Company
Ardsley Casino
Calumet, University
Fale
St Anthony
Melta Psi
Racquet
New
York Yacht
Ardsley
Asinge Cinbs
Tnternaional Air Power Company
New Jersey
Ace
Fate National
Power Clomypany
J. H. Hoadiey
Joseph Liter
Erus FL
George Wo
Hoadley
Ink Deenney
W. Seward Webb
George J
Toen
H. Snow
Lewis Nixon
Judson Eat
Didy
J. H.loddles
Inter View
Preferrer
Camp Porter renaming and rain disrupt drills at Peekskill
Rain hampers the Thirty-second Regiment of Engineers at Camp Porter Peekskill as plans for trench work and an evening parade are postponed. Officers of the day are announced for tomorrow with Captains Dyett Stevens and Myers in command. Civilians clashing near the camp were restrained and released after warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newrn Times
Peekskill
Engineers
Porter
Josiah Porter
State of New York
Cpl. Bogart
Dyett F
Guar Stevens
Appleton
Schuyler
Myers
Henry 8. &Sternberger’ S Department
Brokers See Sally Still Active in London Cotton War
Reported by Liverpool dispatches as Daniel F. Sally former Pauli leader shifts focus to Europe to push cotton prices higher. New York and Liverpool markets surged as bulls gathered momentum with July August options rising and Shorts scrambling amid a volatile exchange day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
New York Exchange
Daniel F. Sally
Liverpool
Sully
Arket
Jliverpooll
New York
Exchange
Murove
New Ouleans
Wall Street
Magistrate Mott Faces Vote Controversy Over Clerk Choice
In the West Side Police Court building a Board of Magistrates chosen Lawrence V Connoven for the new Eighth District after a vote contested by Magistrate Mott. The session included two clerk elections with Mott unclear and debated, ending in Connoven’s election amid calls to adjourn and closed-door deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flammer
Mott
Crane
Thomas
Stillin
Connoven
William Chamberlain
Alott
Chamberlain
Barlow -Rese
Migistrate Mhlammer
de Uel
Barlow
Devel
Grdene
Cotton market opens irregular amid bullish Liverpool signals
The New Orleans cotton market opened irregular and excited as Egyptian buyers and crop woes influence prices. July rose to 13.50, August to 13.58, September to 14.74, October to 10.04, and December to 10.10, with local activity heaviest in new crop months on a poor outlook and needed rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Liverpool
Rainfell
Tunnel Roof Collapse Endangers Twenty Five Workers
Twenty Fralidmn workmen narrowly escaped injury when a tunnel roof section collapsed at One Hundred and Fourth Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue. The team, forty feet underground, fled toward the shaft as the roof caved in. Fifty feet of tunnel roof dropped, trapping tons of rock. foreman says days needed to clear. Workers employed by Isaac A. Hopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Broadway
Amsterdam Avenue
Central Park West
Isaac A. Hopper
Republican Club Urges Congress to Act on Negro Suffrage
The Republican Club of New York voted at its Fortieth Street clubhouse to push Congress to address suffrage discrimination against Black voters in the South. C H Denison urged including involuntary servitude in the Thirteenth Amendment and debated how the Fifteenth Amendment affects representation reductions for states with restrictive voting. The club condemned literacy tests and grandfathers clauses, pledging to oppose the “Solid South” through reform and demanding impartial enforcement of suffrage. The meeting welcomed members to a new eleven story building facing Bryant Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
City of
New York
West Fortieth Street
Congress
Louis Stern
C. H. Denison
Committee On
National Affairs
Denison
North
South
Massachusetts
North Carolina
A. B. Humphrey
Douglass
E . Rex
Judge Hawes
Roosevelt
Fortieth Street
Bryant Park
Ardsley Club Mystery Deepens In Heffernan Killing
Detective Fields continues the Heffernan murder inquiry near the Ardsley Club. Chief Minnerley hints a wife of a wealthy man wrote to Heffernan prompting a quarrel, linking the case back to the Ardsley Club. Jack Williams, jailed three months for vagrancy, resembles the shooter per Miss Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown
N. Y
Fields
John Heffernan
Ardsley Club
Minnerley
North Tarrytown
Heffernan
Jack’’ Williams
Hastings
Capsized sailboat found in East Chester Bay near City Island
Capt William S Kirvy aboard the Luske reported to East Twenty second Street police that in East Chester Bay between Throggs Neck and City Island he picked up a capsized sailboat about twenty feet long at 3 pm. The boat, white outside green inside, had green oars and a fishing pole. Kirvy believes the yacht capsized Sunday and those aboard were drowned in a squall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Kirvy
Luske
East Chester Bay
Throgg's Neck
City Island
Weather foils plan for open streetcars in New York
Oren Root, general manager of the Metropolitan Street Railway, explains how about 1,000 open and 153 half open cars are allocated between open and closed status by weather. He notes the cost of open cars at 3500 dollars each and describes storage challenges and the impact of cool spells on service across Second and Third Avenue lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Broadway
Oren Root
Board of Adermen
Second
Third Avenue
Bridge car derails near Brooklyn terminal
The last car of a bridge train bound for New York jumped the track just outside the Brooklyn terminal, tearing a third rail and delaying traffic for about two hours. Passengers were safe after power was cut. Engineer C C Martin dispatched crews to restore service and traffic was diverted to trolley cars. A police squad from City Hall Station assisted at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Terminal
C. C.martin
Department of Bridges
Fice
Unea
Tyler
Shipping and Mails Aboard June 16 Town Almanac
Shipping and foreign mails schedule lists outbound steamships and sailing times for June 16 to 21 across routes to Europe the Caribbean and Pacific. It includes mail close times for Cuba Mexico Jamaica and other destinations plus transpacific routes via Seattle and San Francisco with notes on special dispatches and connections. It also records arriving vessels including Kaiser Wilhelm H El Norte and Jamestown with destinations and cargo details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Antwerp
Flandria
Inagua
Haiti
Brasil
Para
Manhaos
Jamestown
Norfolk
Koenig Albert
Naples
Curacao
Ribisieecesiereetere
Ais
Uba
Ha- Nueces
Galveston
Vie
San JuanCae
Giowe Eis
Foundland
Songon
Cccecee
WANA
Sbheecccces
Ponce
Rto- Rico
Pretoria
Amburg
Valencia
Fortunie Island
Jamaica
Monroe
Apache
Arleston
Saratoga
Colon
Cuba
Port Tampa
Fla
Mexico City
Overland
Newfoundland
North Sydney
Boston
Miquelon
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Guatemala
New Orleans
Costa Rica
Vladivostok
Seattle
Pleiades
China
Japan
Lacoma
Victoria
New Zealand
Australia
West Australia
New Caledonia
Fiji
Samoa
Hawaii
San Francisco
Sierra
Cunard
Fiji Islands
Vancouver
B. C
Moana
Philippine Air Ands
Philippine Islands
Unite States Transport
Sa Francisco
Alameda
United States Postal Agency
Shanghai
Canada
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Europe
Philippines
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Thor
United States
Xntermyer & Marshall
Resceiver
Ldns
Mr. Schwab
Wilkedme
Spa Courts
Hem Steel
United States Steel Company
Ae Storgaar
Furs
Wren
Nixon
Aapsterdamnt Ave
Athe Sethe Company
Herald
Garrick
Meitity
Tenec Ik Erbocke “Theatre
Sgtu Evernig
Lederer
Blanche Ring
Rosway
Cincinnati
Henri Savargels
Prince Pilsen
Madison
Aloist
Venice
Soc
E Garden
Miss Marty
Howe
Geunod
jKnabe
Miss Fay Templeton
Proctor
Loueuy
Vaud
D&s
C& Ev
Vanceville
Mathiatian Ee the Earl OF
Pawtucket
Paradise Roof Gardens
Majestic
Sean Cane Wizard OF OZ
Ith
Montemery
Stone
Victoria & Bilasco Théatres
Frith
O-Eluck
Poy & NE Adjie
Wloa Thien
Art Barnes
The
Coney Islan
Thompson & Dundy Shows
Keith
Iavay
Ahd
Thea
Lex
Akivuds
ST. Nicholas
St. Ce
Olz Av Evi
Incl
Simil Ay, Pe ‘Creatore
Pant of Os
Ike
Deweyer
Matinee Today
Manhattan Burlesquers
Brooklyn
Lee
C. F. Judson
Sally
London
Ardsley Club Mystery Club
Old Woodcraft
Grand Rapids Furniture Company (Incorporated
Ath Street
West
Metropolitan
Root
Shipping and Foreign Mails
A.M. S. Hook
Isl
P.M. S. Hook
Iroquois
Charleston
Emotaverig
Meeestown
Rewenese Os
Kaiser
Wilhelm Dex
E- Grosse
Bremen
Roma
Eeeensee
Mannan A
Cee
al ‘Amer
Colorado
Hail
Denver
Galv
Germanic
Liverpool - Tees
Kiowa
Maracas
Trinidad
Southampton
Rotterdam
Auguste Vieworta
Ham
Dupe
el Norte
Koenigin Luise
Eens Moor
Lorraine
Havre
Princess Anne
Seneca
Guantanamo
Tampico
Ecenes
Vigilancia
Avana
Avepahoe
Jacksonville
Cee Deess
Jefferson
Ceveeses
Menominee
MEGON
San Marcos
Mobile
A. Bruonewick Beewweeeceeses
Anchoria
Glasgow
el Paso
Etruria
Queenstown
Transpacific
Arapahoe
City of Savannah
Savannah
Brunswick
Camus
Excelsior
Kaiser Wilhelm H
Lahn
Genoa
St. Andrew
Port Simon
el Alba
Friedrich der Grosse
Aurania
Barbados
Graf Waldersee
Hamburg
Lombardia
Phoenicia
Algeria
Gibraltar
Bluecher
Boston City
Swansea
Campania
Celtic
Columbia
Philadelphia
la Gascogne
Pawnee
Cevic
Clarke
Mdse
White Star Line
Bar
Culgoa
Doyle
San Juan
Porto Rico
Hiller
Newport News
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Gardner
Southern Pacific Company
Cox, Hull
Ee & Son
Siegele
Hopere
Siegel Cooper
19Th St
Main Fl
Sperry & Hutchinson
Largest Credit Clothiers and Tailors
Cravenette
Leroy
Atta
B. M. L Telephone
ATURE
Manna Hata. Charles
Baltimore
Muse
H. C. Foster
Albrecht
Tidse
International Mercantile Marine Company
Frazer
Bermuda
Mdise
A. J Lee& Co
Wulff
Copenhagen
Christiania
Christianisand
Finch, Eddye & Co
Mesaba
Tubb
Atlantic Transport Company
Fire Island
Maracaibo
Perry
Albano
Ramon de Larrinaga
Spai
Havana
Cardenas, &c
Fenchurch
St. John
N. B
Cable
Kroonland
Dexrud
Isle of Wight
Wells City
Carey
Bristol
Satsuma
Chubb
Noorfolk
Singapore
Manila
Aden
Grosser -Kurfuerst
Reimkassee
Dutton
Hohenzollern
Meisel
Bratsberg
Bronness
St. Thomas
Zanzibar
Robinson
Leith
Evans
Hesperia
Blaiki
New Paar
Madeira
Butz
Lew’s
Ant- Lee
New Bedford
Oporto
Dreeden
Bendermann
Bremer
Freeth
Gravesend
Yeseer
Glacier
Gilmour
Malta
Meyerdiercks
Lacroma
Pinovich
Ee &E
Barcelona
California
Kelson
Richter
Cherbourg
Plymouth
Dannemann
Gulf of Ancud
Story
Perim
Patria
Ital
Gotazza
Marseilles
Prins Willem III
Jutte
West Indies
Paramaribo
Amsterdam
Ponta Bestaria
Cymric
Thompson
Quienstown
Arr
Ohio
Wards
Newcastle
Astoria
Wilson
Moville
Glenn
Hill
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