Sullivan Visits Johnsons Camp Showcasing His Conditioning
Special to The New York Times reports from San Francisco on June 21 as Jim Jeffries assesses Johnson at his camp. Johnson trains with rounds of bag work and sparring, impressing but not revealing full potential, while Sullivan notes open-air road work and Johnsons calm handling of legal troubles. Tex Rickard announces the Jeffries Johnson fight will be held in Reno on July 4, with Goldfield and Reno delegations reacting to the decision and Hesters efforts to secure training sites ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
San Francisco
Johnson
Billy Delaney
al Kaufmann
Bob Deady
Delaney
Kaufmann
George Cotton
Jeffries
Ocean Boulevard
Real Rock House
Cliff House
Cotton Robably
Cotton
Kraufmann
Reno
Ike Fitzsimmons
Jeff
Seal Rock House
Tex Rickard
Jeffries-Johnson
Berger
Sid Hester
Goldfield
Rickard
Flanagan
Hester
Jeffries and Johnson Arena
Hart and Root
Ole Eliott
James D. Finch
Dickerson
Reno Sets July 4 Jeffries Johnson Fight Site
Reno officials confirmed the Jeffries Johnson bout will occur on July 4 in a rocky field near Fast Reno chosen for a large arena. Promoter Tex Rickard and Gov. Dickerson support the plan with a 300 foot square structure, seating unchanged, and training camps at Ricks Resort three miles southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Southern Pacific Railway
McLaughlin
Rickard
Renoight Committee
San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Tom Finagan
Ricks Resort
Flanagan
Deffries
Moane
Nevada Gov Dickerson Declares No Interference With Fight
Ogden Utah June 21 Gov Dickerson of Nevada arriving in Ogden stated he will not block the Jeffries Johnson boxing match. Nevada law requires a $1000 license for prizefighting and he cites this as limit on interference. He accepts possible protests at Carson City but says they will not affect the decision. He mentionsTex Rickard as a personal friend and notes a fake bout would be the only reason to interfere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Gov
Dickerson
Nevada
Jeffries-Johnson
Carson City
Jeffries Starts For Reno From Ben Lomond
James J. Jeffries arrived from Ben Lomond with wife and trainers except Corbett and then headed to Reno. During the trip he played cards with Joe Choynski Dick Adams and Col Kowalski winning much of the money. He waved to spectators at stations and early morning workouts included bag punching rope skipping shadow boxing and pulley weights. He expects to resume training at Moana tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
James. J. Jeffries
Corbett
Ben Lomond
Jeffries
Reno
Joe Choynski
Dick Adams
Col. Kowalski
Jack Johnson Plans Reno Move Delayed by Training Work
San Francisco June 21 Journeyman boxer Jack Johnson continued training as his camp readies to relocate to Reno. Despite preparations for the move, he carried on with his usual workout routine, keeping reporters updated on plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Reno
Jack Johnson
Laundry Ledger of Various Stores and Vendors in New York
A mixed listing covers numerous firms and individuals across cities like Albany Boston Baltimore and New Haven offering textiles clothing hats dresses silks linens muslin underwear and related goods. Names include Myers J G Coapany Mewhirr Co Baker Hanna Co Bartel A H Co and many others with addresses on Union Square Broadway Spring Street and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juannah
Texas
Bartel, A. H., Company
Richmond
Ind
J. M. Coate
Leonard Street
Cahn-Coblens Company
Baltimore
Miss Co. Kramer
Breslin
Goldenberg Brothers
Baltimore, Md;3 M. Oppenheimer, Linens, Hotel Albert. Hochschild, Kohn & Co
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Chicago
J. Busch
Sixth Avenue
May Company
Cleveland
Ohio
S. Samuels
Washington Place
St. Louis
M. L.solomon
Union Square
Kleinhaus Company
Buffalo
W. L Houston
Latham
Kaufman ,Brothers
Pittsburg
Penn
L. Y. Kaufman
Broadway
Golden Eagle Dry Goods Company
Denver
Col
H. S. Bauman
White
R. H
Company
Moston
Mass
D. C. Theall
Abbott
G. H. Noyes
Mr. Miller
Mr. Meyers
Miss Karnes
P. Buchett
Zion Co-operative Mercantile Institution
A. H. Woodruff
R. Patrick, Jr
Shartenberg & Robinson
New Haven
Conn
Spring Street
Powers Mercantile Company
Minneapolis
L. W. Rosskopf
Walker Street
Lowman
Hoffman House
King, H
Washington, D. C
Cumberland Hess & Hyman
Albany
N. Y
EB. Hyman
Johnson Plans Reno Move After Morning Boxing Session
A brisk sand hills walk and ocean plunge opened the day before Johnson called his sparring partners and spent the afternoon boxing and gym work. He has decided to move to Reno not later than Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Reno
Fitzsimmons Heads to Reno for Jeffries Johnson Fight
Fitzsimmons arrives in Honolulu with Bill Lang and Tonny Burns en route to Reno to witness the Jeffries Johnson bout on July 4. He predicts Johnson will turn pale the first time Jeffries lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lang
Tonny Burns
Honolulu
Tommy Burns
Australia
Bob Fitzsimmons
Reno
Jeffries-Johnson
Fitzsimmons
Johnson
Jeffries
Sailor Burke Almost Out in Five Round Rout
Jim Smith of the Bronx battered Sailor Burke of Brooklyn in a ten round headline bout at Fairmount Athletic Club last night. Smith dominated from start to finish, stunning Burke with a left uppercut in the fifth that opened his cheek and drew blood from the nose. Burke retreated and stalled as Smith pressed, with the Bronx lad wasting chances to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Smith
Bronx
Sailor Burke
Brooklyn
Fairmont Athletic Club
Smith
Burke
Seaman
Women's Lawn Tennis Nationals Day Two at Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 21 the women's National championship saw limited progress after a day of confusion over matches. The doubles feature near the clubhouse ended with Mrs A J Drexel Paul and Miss Biddle beating Miss Cassel and Miss Ostheimer in three sets. Miss Edith Rotch won the singles for Boston, while Miss Moyes of Toronto and Miss Wildey of Plainfield advanced in singles and doubles, with Rotch pairing to beat Disston and Rosewold in mixed doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
St. Martin‘s
A. J. Drexel Paul
Miss Biddle
Miss Cassel
New York
N. Ostheiimer
Lois Moyes
Toronto
Oliphant
Trenton
Edna Wildey
Plainfield
Clara T. Chase
Miss Moyes
Mise Dorothy Greenteat
M. Diseton
Rocers
A. J. Drexel Vaul
Mise Biddle
N. Ostheimer
Miss Merrick
Miss Ross
Miss Phipps
Miss Griscom
Miss Browning
Miss Wildey
FE. G. Ostheimer
Miss Alexander
Metropolis Tennis Champion Falls in Third Round Upset
Inman loses to Ross Burchard in straight sets 7-8, 7-5, 7-5 at the Metropolitan Championship singles on turf courts at West Slice Tennis Club. Burchard, holder of 10US, delivers a fast, powerful performance to derail the defending champion in a day of brisk exchanges and dramatic rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Inman
West Slice
258Th Street
Review Place
Inman
Waterloo
Ross Burchart
Hag Burchard
Seymoure Johnson
Joseph $ Conden
F. N. Gates
G. Mo Bodman
N. FP. Hartman
Newton Rae
Alexander
S. Wallis Merrihew
S. Wallis Merrihew, 1---2, @—1, «. M.Buil, Jr., defeated S. HH. Voshell
L. J. Dreyfus
E. Alden
W. Petser
Patten
T. R. Pell
R. Tasler
R. L. Raggs
J. C. Neely, Jr
G.- C. Warner
Eoc Conlin
Devault
H. R. Chater
Po E Mead
Cc. Leonand
Johnson
F. H. Gates
Homans
EL P. Fischer
H. F. Hartman
EF W
A. Liesaford, Jr
Bri. C.morn
T Slidell
W. D. Bourne
G. M. Church
Charlock
J.C. Tomlinson
W. V. Bennett
WS. Slade
FE. A. Gunther
F. B Alexander
H.C. Martin
Trade names and shops listed at major New York hotels
A catalog of silk, dress goods, hosiery, and ready to wear dealers linked to prominent hotels and streets across Baltimore, Troy, Washington, Boston, Chicago, and New York. Entries name firms, managers or agents, and the hotels such as Imperial, Herald Square, Grand, and Wolcott, reflecting a broad supplier network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Imperial
Broger
A. A
Baltimore
C. H. Collins
Herald Square
Frear, William Sr., & Co
Troy
N. Y
BK. A. Frear
Gutman, Joel, & Co
Mid
Miss Francis
J. R. Simpson
Missy Casey
J. A. Krim
West
Hotel Grand
Carson, Pirle, Scott & Co
Chicago
Ill
M.D. Winger
Worth Street
Boston
Mars
Plimpton and Touchard Tennis Results Across Rounds
In a sequence of matches, Plimpton beat Lowther 6-2 1-2, Touchard beat Roundey 6-0 8-6, Hall beat Clark 6-4 6-1, Bull Jr. defeated Dreyfus 1-1 6-3 6-1, Smith won by default, Bundy defeated Merrick 7-5 6-0, Dionne beat Pelser 3-7 defaulted, Phillips beat Gray 6-2 7-3, Wagner beat Baggs 6-3 6-3, Baggs beat Foerster 5-7 6-4 6-4, Little beat Newton 6-2 6-1. third round Larned beat Chater 6-0 6-0, Leonard beat Gates 6 4 6-0, Burchard beat Inman 7-5 6-3, Church beat Slidell 6-1 6-4, Alexander beat Plimpton 6-2 6-3, Touchard beat Hall 6-4 0-7, Wagner beat Baggs by default, Mahan beat Shafer by default, Rae beat Watson 8-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Merrick
G. A. L. Dionne
D. W. Pelser
B. M. Phillips
H. S. Gray
G. O. Wagner
R. L. Baggs
F. C. Baggs
P. Foerster
T. Slidell
F. B. Alexander
C. G. Plimpton
G. F. Touchara
W. M. Hall
L. E. Mahan
G. C. Shafer
Rae
C. F. Watson, Jr
Exchange seeks strike over scandalous allegations in bank note case
A motion was filed in the United States Circuit Court by the New York Stock Exchange to strike parts of the New York Bank Note Company bill of complaint alleging a conspiracy to create a securities engraving monopoly favoring the American Bank Note Company. The Exchange seeks removal of scandalous statements including claims it conspired with the late Russell Sage to ruin the plaintiff. Secretary George W. Ely also asks to strike an assertion of incompetence. Individual members seek removal as non residents or on grounds that suits may proceed only after a judgment against the Exchange remains unsatisfied. Arguments set for June 27 or the first July motion day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
New York Stock Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
New York Bank Note Company
Exchange
American Bank Note Company
Russell Sage
George W. Ely
Bank
Frisco Bonds Sold Abroad in French Sale
The ten million dollar St Louis and San Francisco line first mortgage bonds were bought by a Salomon G H Walker led syndicate and are set for public sale in France through Banque de Union Parisienne and Crédit Mobilier Francais. Bonds will be listed on the Paris Bourse with 516s denominations and about one tenth of the issue already held by French investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Texas & Mexico
First
William Salomon & Co
G. H. Walker & Co
Paris
France
Banque de Union Parisienne
Crédit Mobilier Francais
Western
New York Central Bonds Issue Planned at 22.5 Million
The New York Central lines plan an equipment trust bond issue of 22.5 million dollars offered by J P Morgan Co National City and First National Banks out of a 30 million authorized issue. Bear 4 percent interest with annual installments of 1.59 million and mature from 1911 to 1925. Jointly secured by New York Central and affiliated lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Lines’ Equipment Trust
J. P. Morgan & Co
National City
First National Banks
New York
Mining Stock Quotes From San Francisco Session
San Francisco official closing mining stock quotations list several named mines and companies with prices such as Andes 13, Belcher 20, Occidental Con 25, Chollar TO, Gould & Curry 15, Sierra Nevada 11, Union Con 5, and Imperial 0, alongside metal values like silver bars 53 1/2, Mexican dollars 0 0, drafts sight 4 6 percent premium, telegraph 6 percent premium, and notes on Tonopah and Montana listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andes
Kentucky
Belcher
Telegraph
Colorado Exchange Daily Transactions Report
COLORADO STRINGS June 21 local exchange list shows bids and asks across multiple entities. Entries include Dr. Jackpot at bid 10 and asked 10. El Paso 83. Findley 8% to 15. McKinney 56. Portland 0. Vondicator 94. Numerous unreadable tokens suggest a fragmented market summary with prevailing bid ask gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jackpot
Kikton
el Paso
Findley
Laabilla
McKinney
Shylold God
Portland
Vondicator
Wisij. Sample
Treasury daily receipts and expenditures report
The Treasury statement lists yesterday's receipts and expenditures for June 20. Customs receipts total 521,317 with year to date 522,394,555. Internal revenue 425,703 for the day and 258,252,217 year to date. Corporate tax 1,421,208 for the day and 1,904,820 year to date. Miscellaneous 114,501 for the day and 48,536,217 year to date. Total receipts 1,153,004 for the day and 651,087,819 year to date. Expenditures 2,657,283 for the day and 644,089,011 year to date. Surplus 1,404,108 for the day and 22,001,102 year to date. Deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Treasury
International Traction Bondholders Form a Reorganization Committee
The Fifty-Year 4% Collateral Trust Gold Bonds of the International Traction Company face limited markets and upcoming maturities. A bondholders committee, chaired by Robert L. Fryer, proposes reorganizing finances through a New York company by merger or sale of assets, issuing 5% bonds to secure future extensions, with options for depositors to receive new 5% bonds or cash at 70–80% value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Traction Company
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Traction Company
New Jersey
International Railway Company
International Traction System
Buffalo
State of
Hall
Mailway Company
Public Service Commission
Elec
To Let Light Loft With Eleven Or Twelve Lofts For Occupancy
To Let Light loft 650 by 100 with three elevators latest models just completed ready for occupancy exceptionally fine light choice of 11th or 12th lofts at Fitch H. Medbury East 334 East 8th New York salesman experienced for Middle West and East to handle cloaks and suits on commission opportunity for man with trade P.129
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitch H. Medbury
East 334
New York
Middle West
East
Dividends Declared by East River National Bank
East River National Bank in New York declares a semi annual dividend of three percent. It will be payable after July 1 1910. Transfer books close from July 1 to July 6 1910 inclusive. Z E Newell cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River National Bank
New York
Z. E. Newell
German Exchange Bank
Edmund F. Swanberg
Bank OF the Manhattan Company
The
Manhattan Company
D. H. Pierson
Bank OF America
W. M. Bennet
Chas. Olney
James L. Ashley
Irving National Exchange Bank
Harry E. Ward
Western Union Telegraph Company
A. R. Brewer
Hanover Fire Insurance Company
Pine Street
Joseph McCord
M. Neilson Olcott, Cashier
Merchants Exchange National Bank
City of New York
E. V. Gambier
Cashiier
Hanover National Bank
City of
Elmer E. Whittaker
the Market and Fulton National Bank
T. J. Stevens
National Bank OF New York
H. H. Powell
Hudson Realty dividend declared for stockholders
Hudson Realty Company at 115 Broadway declares a quarterly dividend of two percent payable June 30 1910 to stockholders of record June 20 1910 by order of the Board of Directors. Samuel E. Jacobs Treasurer. June 2 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Realty Company
Broadway
Samuel E. Jacobs
State Street
Boston
Mass
Charles A. Hubbard
United Gas Improvement Company
N. W. Corner Broad and Arch Sts
Philadelphia
Lewis Lillie
Pee Canada Southern Railway CO
Grand Central Terminal
N. Y
Uvon
Charles F. Cox
Michigan Central Railroad CO
Charles. F. Cox
Tri-City Railway and Light Company
T. W. Moffat
New
Idria Quicksilver Mining Company
W. B. Buckminster
Trust Company OF America
Wall St
New York
The
Frank L. Hilton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sullivan
John L
Jim Jeffries
John L. Sullivan
Joan
Richard
Laws
Jim
Old Camp
Bryant
A. C. Bosselman & Co
Baron & Korowiltz
Lispenara
Washington St
H. Selick
Fiorentine
Leonard Bt
Harris Haincoat Co
Fifth Avenue
Asterling
Mrs. Paul
Beaton
Bank Note Co
Frisco
Central Issues Bonds
Pittsburg Transactions
Tonopah
Consal Ice
Crucible Steel
Alu Crucible Steel
Pitts Brewiing
Pitts Coal Pf
Pitts
River Coal Ff
Westing
Mt Filiott
Mt. Rhorsh
Ory
Ohio Fuel Oil
Union Gas Corp
Colorado
Treasury Statement
Bondho
Lders’ Committee
New York City
Robert L. Fryer
Thomas DE Witt Cuxyler
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Thomas E. Mitten
Charles Steele
A. H. Gillard
Wall Street
Francis Lynde Stetson
Philbin, Beekman, Menken & Griscom
Metropolitan Agency
Franklin Society
Banking Dept
Dean Alvord Co
Wall Street Journal
State OF New York
Secretary of State
Automobile Salon
Secretary of State, At the City of Seal
Thomas F. Fennell
Stiegel and Trehs
John W. Grant
American Stocking CO
Broome St
Romanoff Cigarette Company
East 28Th Street
Manhattan Borough
David Bellfort
Jacob Jacoby
Herman Gensior
Beard
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co
Arthur J. Trussell
NEW York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
NEW York and Harlem Railroad Company
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
Edward L. Rossiter
United Fruit Company
Cincinnati
Chicago & ST. Louis
International Silver Company
Meriden
American Exchange National Bank
George M. Curtis
the Bank of New York
National Banking Association
Charles B. Pond
Matin
Empire Trust Company
M. Gough
J. G. White & Company, Inc
Exchange Place
Tri-City
Rae & Lieus Company
NEW Idria Quicksilver Mining Company
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Manhattan Trust Company
X. F
William R. Driver
National Park Bank OF New York
Richard Delafield
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co
Banke Ern Trust Company
Wenry Koehler
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!