Renowned Copper Magnates Discuss Merger Terms in Chicago
Col William C. Greene of Greene Consolidated Copper and F Augustus Heinze of United Copper held talks in Chicago after visiting properties in Mexico and British Columbia. A merger via holding company is possible, forming a strong rival to Amalgamated Copper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Greene
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
F. Augustus Heinze
United Copper Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Montana
Iegal
Minnie Healy
Greene and Heinze
Times
Col. Greene
Heinze
Sofiora
Mexico
British Columbia
Chicago
Wall Street
Es. Rogers
United Copper Properties
Amalgamated
Boston
Butte
Greene Consolidated Company
Greene and
New York
Southwest
John W. Gates
Greene Copper Company
Greene
Mr. Gates
Thomas W. Lawson
Hotel Touraine
Mr. Lawson
Hleinze
Standard Oil
Greene Consolidated Gold Company
Greene Gold Silver Company
Suit Against Col. Greene Over $100000 Contract Promise
Richard Hartman sues Col. William C. Greene in the New York Supreme Court alleging Greene refused to pay $100,000 promised for Hartman’s negotiations to lease and option purchase Rio Grande Sierra Madre and Pacific Railroad properties. The case moves through Justice O Gorman to the Appellate Division with referee Hamilton Odell appointed. Greene seeks stays while appeals proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Greene
Richard J. Hartman
Supreme Court
Greene
Hartman
Rio Grande, Sierra Madre and Pacific Railroad
Justice O'Gorman
O'Gorman
Hamilton Odell
Odell
O’gorman
Blanchard
Beldame Wins Suburban in Near Record Time
In the Suburban Handicap at Gravesend Beldame defeated Delhi by a length and a half with Proper a full length back in third, Jacquin fourth and First Mason fifth. The time 2:05 3-0 matched only twice in Suburban history. Belmont plans to retire her to stud with Meddler in mind after careful campaigning this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostrich
Alana-Dale
Beldame
Delhi
Adbell
Mason
Miss Crawford
Jacquin
Burns
Proper
English Lad
O’neil
Pole
O'Neil
Gallant Courage
Hermis
Gold Heels
August Belmont
Iit Sound
Belmont
Meddler
Clarence H. Mackay
Kentucky
Octagon
S. M. F. Beldame
O'Neill
Ae Proper
W. Knapp
Af First Mason
Bullman
J. J. Walsh
Sass Delhi
Odom
Boies
Crimmins
DE Adbell
Fountain
Nicol
Miller
Waokestaces
C. Kelly
Ch. F
Octagon Bella Donna
Fred Burlew
Suburban Auto Show Draws Crowded Track Parking
At the track a large auto show drew big crowds for the race meet with about 200 machines lined up tightly near the grand stand. Chauffeurs adapted by forming relays to guard and move cars between races while the Reliance stood out as the city’s only big coach making the trip.
Bookmakers Strike Curbs Open Ring at Sheepshead Bay
A bookmakers strike led by George Wheelock disrupted betting at Sheepshead Bay, suspending operations for about 30 minutes. Metropolitan Association members blocked non-members from first-line positions, restoring an open ring plan only with managers’ approval, amid a clash with Coney Island Jockey Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Turf Association
Sheepshead Bay
George Wheelock
Metropolitan Association
Coney Island Jockey Club
Coney Island Club
Belmont Park
Gravesend
Coney Island
Sheepshead Bay Track
John Cavanagh
Burglars and Defaulters Ad Campaign
An advertising note from National Surety Co at 35 Nassau St promotes protection against burglars and defaulters. The terse item markets surety services as guarding property and financial risk for clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Surety Co
Nassau St
Western horses win big at Sheepshead Bay meet opener
Western string dominates early at Coney Island Jockey Club with three wins in a nine-race card led by George C Bennett owned by Fred Cook and ridden by Nicol in the Double Event first section. Boosting Western prominence were Proper and First Mason in the Suburban and other contenders from Bohemian and N Bennington in a field of Eastern rivals.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Proper
Mason
George C Bennett
Fred Cook
George C. Bennett
Gravesend
Nicol
Metropolitan Turf
Bohemian
James R. Keene
Jerry Weinberg
N. Bennington
Ironsides
Hildebrand
Burns
Bill Phillips
Travers
Cary
Lyne
O'Neil
Vet
J. Martin
Belmere
Baird
Orsini
W. FE. Phillips
Odom
Kahler Shoe Opens New World of Comfort
The Kahler Shoe promises relief for painful feet with well fitting lasts, neatly shaped toes, and arched insteps. Men's shoes start at $6.00 and women's at $4.50, from Dr P Kahler & Sons surgeons chiropodists, the only store at 928 930 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. P. Kahler & Sons
Broadway
Rockaway Vamps Bid Adieu With Last Parade and Tournament
Rockaway Beach Volunteer Fire Department held its fifteenth and final parade and tournament yesterday. The Arverne Hose Company won the hose-laying contest and the engine competition, while Seaside Hose Company captured the hole-and-hole race. Fire Chief Croker and Deputy Chief Sally served as judges as the day closed with prize distributions at Schilling's road house in Seaside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockaway Beach
Beach
Arverne Hose Company
Seaside
Croker
Sally
Seaside Hose Company
L. Heer
Arverne Company
Sniport
Schilling
Goshen Wreck Victims In Critical Condition After Crash
Richard Sayer Jr and Reynolds Sayer, two injured boys from Englewood New Jersey, remain in critical condition after a Goshen New York car crash that killed their parents Richard and Mrs Sayer. Coroner Crist presided over inquest as train crew testified about signals and three men on the track. The jury has yet to render a verdict.
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New York Times
Middletown
N.Y
Richard
Sayer, Jr
Reynolds Sayer
Goshen
Richard Saver
Englewood
N. J
Reynolds Saver
Crist
Sayer
Jackson
Chinese cadets admitted at West Point for first time
West Point admitted two Chinese cadets Ting Chia Chen and Ying Hsing Wen today joining 145 cadets. They are admitted under a special act of Congress along with Luis Bagran of Honduras and F Tomas Plaza of Ecuador.
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West Point
Military Academy
Ting Chia Chen
Ying Hsing Wen
Luis Bagran
Honduras
F. Tomas Plaza
Ecuador
Congress
Settles Physician's Suit After Nassau Crash
George Arents Jr., the Vanderbilt Cup crash victim, and Dr. G A Fensterer settled a $200 fee suit out of court for $1,400 after the case neared trial. Fensterer treated Arents for an extended period and opposed an operation not needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arents
Nassau County
G. A. Fensterer
Fensterer
Arents
Brooklyn Bridge Jumper Arrested At First Span
Alonzo Srelia of 37 Roebling Street Brooklyn was stopped by passers by as he climbed the Brooklyn Bridge outer guard rail about 7 PM. He was taken to Oak Street Station and later committed to Ward's Island after admission to Bellevue Hospital. Dr. Harding suggested humidity may have worsened his condition.
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Alonzo Srelia
Roebling Street
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
Sergt
Thomas Donahue
Rorper
Oak Street
Spella
Bellevue Hospital
Harding
Spelia
Ward's Island
Train Hits Trolley Car In Niagara Falls Crash
A collision at the Second Street crossing in Niagara Falls injured a score of people when a street car struck a New York Central passenger train. Lacrosse player F. Archer of Brantford was hurt internally in serious condition. Also injured were Emily Brown of Philadelphia with spine and chest injuries and Virginia P. Brown with a sprained wrist and knee injuries.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
New York Central
F. Archer
Brantford
New York
Emily Brown
Pine Street
Philadelphia
Virginia P. Brown
Masters Chess Draws In Ostend Round Eight
In Ostend Belgium June 15 the International Chess Masters tournament saw Tarrasch beat Wolf and Janowski defeat Tschigorin. Other games Marco vs Taubenhaus Marshall vs Teichmann Leonhardt vs Schlechter Blackburne vs Alapin Burn vs Maroczy all drawn. Fourth round schedule listed Teichmann Leonhardt Wolf Marshall Maroczy Tarrasch Taubenhaus Burn Tschigorin Marco Blackburne Janowski Alapin Schlechter.
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Ostend
Belgium
Tarrasch
Wolf
Janowski
Tschigorin
Marco
Taubenhaus
Marshall
Teichmann
Leonhardt
Schlechter
Blackburne
Alapin
Burn
Maroczy
Wolf 1Wg
Cae Ae Janowski
Ipeneeabans Toe
Secretary Shaw Visits Wall Street and Bonds Convention
Treasury Secretary Leslie M. Shaw called on Assistant Treasurer Hamilton Fish in New York yesterday before departing for Virginia to attend a bankers’ convention. He described the visit as without significance.
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Secretary of the
Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Wall Street
Hamilton Fish
Virginia
Bankers’ Convention
Mr. Shaw
Summer Stock Styles Offer Variety at 50c to 75c
The advertisement promotes imported stock fabrics in three models with white pique trim or separate, using crepe cloth, crash, cheviot and madras. Colors include red, blue, gray and pink with white, satin stripes on mercerized ground, embroided figures on white tan or blue, plus numerous plaids. Originally 50c to 75c, with Friday and Saturday priced at 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheviot
Madras
Silk Lisle Half Hose Adverts Fringe Prices
Silk lisle half hose in black navy and tan offered at regular price fifty cents. Friday and Saturday sale price twenty five cents at participating shops.
Hats Worth More Than They Cost in Regular Trade
Split sennit milan and mackinaw straw hats with crowns brims and bands in planter negligee telescope and alpine models are offered as mighty good value at five dollars versus seven fifty to eight dollars in a Canal Zone import scenario. The text promotes the hats as tightly woven and well blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Mackinaw
Canal Zone
van Zandt, Jacobs & Co
Troy, N
That Sale of Summer Shirts Offer
This ad proclaims a limited sale on shirts not for arbitrary reasons but to clear stock. It promises the finest imported and domestic fabrics such as chevrot, madras, percale, chambray, and Russian cords in white plus diverse designs and colors. Various models and sizes are available with or without cuffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Washable Summer Scarfs Offered at Half Price
Value 50c scarfs cut to 25c to avoid washing penalties. Fabrics include imported cheviot madras and crash in stripes embroidery jacquard plain white and solid colors. Four styles of four in hands narrow medium wide and folded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheviot
Madras
Bankers' Corporation Elects Officers in Maine Meeting
The United States Bankers' Corporation directors reorganized, naming E. P. Holdridge as President, Trevor Lewis as Vice President, Francis C. Wilde as Treasurer, and Jacob W. Mitchell as Secretary. The new slate follows the annual Maine meeting where Lewis ousted the prior management. Delegates Stayed Away in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers’ Corporation
United States Bankers’ Corporation
E. P. Holdridge
L. ‘Trevor Lewis
Francis C. Wilde
Jacob W. Mitchell
Maine
J. Trevor Lewis
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Meriden Brita CO
Rockaway Vamps’ Adieu
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Nebraska
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