White Slave Grand Jury Defies Judge O Sullivan
The Rockefeller led White Slave Grand Jury defies Judge O Sullivan by seeking to file its presentment after failing to be received two weeks ago. Judge O Sullivan plans to review the sealed document and decide whether its findings become public. The case involves missing indictments and ongoing courtroom strategy with District Attorney Whitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rovkefeller, Jr
O'Sullivan
Rockefeller
Criminal Court
Whitman
Harry Levinson
George A. Miller
James W. Osborne
George Gordon Lattle
Edwin Carper
Rockefeller Grand Jury
Trainmen Rejected Award In Canada Rail Dispute
Toronto report notes the Board of Conciliation grants a 25 percent wage increase from May 1 with conductors at 3.35 per hundred miles and trainmen at 2.29. The action affects over 15,000 workers. Montreal dispatch says conductors and trainmen leaders refuse the award as insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Board of Conciliation
Grand Trunk
Canadian Pacific Railways
United States
Steamer Virginia Rescued From Cornfield After Flood
Pittsburg dispatch reports the river packet Virginia moved from a corn field where it lay since Ohio River floods months ago to the river channel. An army of men used jack screws timbers and flatboats to dig a trench and roll the 235 by 40 foot vessel along a house-moving method. A stormy night left the vessel in a field near Willow Grove West Virginia after a pilot mistook a house light for a channel guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Virginia
Ohio River
Willow Grove
West Va
Lehigh Valley Railroad Increases Capital Stock
Lehigh Valley Railroad stockholders meet in Philadelphia on June 22 and approve doubling capital from 40 2234 000 to 8 000 000. Directors authorize issue of 20 220 550 to be subscribed at par by holders of common and preferred stock at 50 percent of their June 50 holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Pennsylvania dividend declarations and officer re-elections
The Pennsylvania Company directors announce a regular semi annual dividend of 3 percent and re elect the existing officers. Separately the Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway Company board declares a quarterly dividend of 1 1 4 percent on both preferred and common stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
Glass drops for chandeliers taxed as glass articles
The Board of United States General Appraisers ruled chandelier glass drops dutiable at 6 percent under the Dingley tariff as glass articles ground. Importers Siegman and Weil argued for lower rates as strips of glass or glass products, but official samples showed opalescent strips 6 by 1 inches smoothed only on edges. The board affirmed the collector and classified the merchandise as glass articles ground, not subject to lower rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
United States General
Dingley
Siegman & Weil
Sharretts
Protective Committee Formed for Wabash Pittsburgh Bonds
The Protective Committee of Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal Railway bonds was announced. James C. Chaplin leads as Chairman with members from Colonial Trust Philadelphia Land Title and Trust Philadelphia Union Trust Hartford and Sutro brothers. Columbia Trust is depositary and Samuel Untermyer is counsel. The committee represents millions in bonds and gains cross‑board support. many bondholders may shift from the older committee to this new group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal
James C. Chaplin
Colonial Trust Company of
Pittsburg
William R. Nicholson
The
Land Title and Trust Company of
Philadelphia
Clarence L. Harper
Union Trust Company of
Meigs H. Whapies
Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Hartford, Conn
H Richard Sutro
Sutro Brothers & Co
Columbia Trust Company
Samuel Untermyer
J. N. Wallace
Sabin Elected Vice President of Guaranty Trust Company
Charles H. Sabin, vice president of Mechanics and Metals National Bank, was elected yesterday Vice President of Guaranty Trust Company, succeeding Charles H. Allen. Guaranty Trust, after absorbing Morton and Fifth Avenue trusts, becomes the nation’s largest, with deposits above 140 million pounds and capital and profits around 26.0 million. President McGarragh notes Sabin’s broad banking experience and the loss to Mechanics and Metals. Sabin will remain a director and executive committee member at Mechanics and Metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Sabin
Mechanics and Metal National Bank
Guaranty Trust Company
A. J. Hemphill
Charles H. Allen
American Sugar Refining Company
Morton Trust Company
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
Sabin
McGarragh
The
Mechanics and Metals National Bank
Cotton Bull Clique Attacks Wickersham After Market Probes
Southern growers and traders claim higher cotton prices were possible before government prosecutions. The circular by Gordon S. Orme of New Orleans accuses the Attorney General and bears influence of Henry Watt and Wickersham. It argues government action harmed planters and favored the New York money power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Clique
Attorney General
South
Wall Street
Gordon S. Orme
New Orleans
Henry Watt
New York Cotton Exchange
Wickersham
United States
Mr. Orme
New York
Stock Exchange Grants Extra Holiday Before Fourth
The Governing Committee voted to grant members an extra holiday the Saturday before the Fourth. The exchange will close from end of business Friday to Tuesday morning, giving brokers a triple Fourth of July break. No meeting is scheduled again until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Stock Exchange
Auction of various securities at Exchange Salesroom
By order of trustees and administrators at the Exchange Salesroom 14 and 16 Vesey Street Adrian H. Muller & Son auctioneers. Disposed items include United States Steel, Missouri Pacific, Westinghouse Electric, Western Union, Yukon Gold, Balaklala Copper, American Beet Sugar, Amalgamated Copper, New York Airbrake warrants, Standard Rope and Twine, and other stocks bonds and certificates. Also listed are Metropolitan Street Railway, Central Park Railroad, Great Cariboo Mining, American De Forest Wireless, Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton bonds, Bankers Realty bonds, Passaic Steel first mortgage bonds, and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey Street
Adrian H. Muller & Son
T. A. McIntyre & CO
United States Steel Corporation Common
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
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Testlinns’ Securities Corporation
Kn Gold Company
Yukon Gold Company
Balaklala Copper Company
American Beet Sugar Common
Amalgamated Copper Company
New York Airbrake Company
Standard Rope and Twine Company
Mitchell Mining Company
Greene Consolidated Gold Company
Great Cariboo Mining Company
Northern Bank of New York
American de Forest Wireless Telegraph Company
American de Forest Wireless Telegraph Company Common
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Bankers’ Realty and Security Company
Passaic Steel Company Firet
Weather forecast for cotton and grain states
Special to The New York Times reports U S Weather Bureau outlook for Thursday and Friday. North Carolina partly cloudy warm with light variable winds. South Carolina through Louisiana partly cloudy with local thunder showers and southerly winds. Eastern Texas fair and warm. western Texas fair. Oklahoma Kansas generally fair and warm. Arkansas Tennessee partly cloudy and warmer. Kentucky partly cloudy and warm. Ohio Lower Michigan generally fair and warm. Indiana Illinois partly cloudy and warm with variable winds. Upper Michigan partly cloudy and variable winds. Wisconsin generally fair. Minnesota showers and cooler. Iowa Missouri generally fair and warm. Dakotas showers and cooler. Nebraska partly cloudy with cooler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
Cotton and
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Utah
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Lower
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Upper
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Dakotas
Nebraska
Pope Manufacturing declares dividends on common and preferred shares
The reorganized Pope Manufacturing Company declares a 2 percent dividend on common stock and an 11 percent quarterly dividend on preferred stock. Both payable on June 30. The common dividend stems from the current year earnings, with year-end July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Manufacturing Company
Iron and Steel Notes on June Output and Trade Outlook
The Iron Age reports limited shutdowns in structural steel during June with overall output down 10 to 15 percent from Q1. Bridge work boosts June totals above 150 000 tons, while sheet and tin plate wage demands are rejected by independent mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Wheeling
The
Iron Trade Review
Metal Market Reports Signal Mixed Copper and Tin Moves
London copper edged lower at close with near-term levels steady but late months weaker, while tin and spelter showed mixed results. New York bids and asks for spot copper and other metals reflected slight shifts from Tuesday, with prices for lead and spelter noted and warrants quoted in Cleveland at 49s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metal Exchange
London
Cleveland
New York Metal Exchange
Bpoe Wcccscnevee
Eaea
Short Term Notes and Bond Prices in Market Summary
A market note lists bids and asks for various securities. American Cigar A 4s and B 4s with March 1911 and March 1912 maturities trade around 98 percent. Other issues include Baltimore & Ohio 4 3/8s June 1913 at 98, Bethlehem Steel Co. 6s Nov 1914 at 97 4, Chicago & Alton 5s March 1913 at 98, Interborough 6s May 1911 at 100, Kan. City Ry & St 6s Sept 1912 at 102, Minnesota & St. Louis Feb 1911 at 99, St. Louis & San Francisco March 1913 at 95, Tidewater Co 6s June 1913 at 100, Western Telegraph & Tel 5 8 1912 at 99, Westinghouse Electric & Mfg 6 8 Aug 1910 at 100, Westinghouse Electric & Mfg 6 8 Aug 1913 at 99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethleheim Steel Co
Chicago & Alton
Interborough
Kan
City Ry
Bank of America declares 1 percent semi annual dividend
The Board of Directors today declare a semi annual dividend of thirteen per cent free of tax payable July 1 1910 to stockholders of record on that date. Transfer books close until July 2 1910. W M Bennet cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Roarchers & Drovers Bank
Broadway
New York
Wo. A. Chase
Kansas Gas and Electric CO
Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Gas and Electric Company
M. H. Arning
Bank OF the Manhattan Company
New Yorks
The
Manhattan Company
D. H. Pierson
American Zinc, Lean and Smelting Company
E. Farwell
New York Mortgage and Security Co
William N. Harte
Garfield National Bank
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-third St
W. L. Douglass
Board of Directors
Corporation of United Cigar Stores
Elliott Averett
Windsor Crist Company
Sth Ave
47Th St
Nassau & Cedar Ste
Marmaduke Tilden
American Locomotive Company
Church Street
Co. B. Denny
Century Bank
City of New York
20Th Street
Hank Hag
Mitchell
State Investing Company
Exchange Place
Jersey City
N. J
Board of Dirters
Frank C. Lowe
Empire Trust Company
H. M. Gough
German Exchange Bank
Edmund F. Swanberg
Hanover National Bank
City of
Elmer E. Whittaker
United 7 and Electric
Co. & Sweetland
the Market and Fulton National Bank
T. J. Stevens
National Bank OF New York
H. H. Powell
East River National Bank
Z. E. Newell
Bank OF America
W. M. Bennet
City and Company Contract Details for Public Utilities Franchises
The document outlines terms for a city company contract including fixed and variable payments, appraisal costs shared by both sides, and conditions on assignment. It specifies annual charges, minimums, and percentages of gross receipts across three five year terms, with payment timing and penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
New York
Board OF Ee Ane
Board of Estimate
Electric Protection Company of
Greater New York
New York Herald
Morning Telegraph
City Record
Electric Protection Company of New York
Board of Estimate and
City of New York
Borough of
Manhattan
The
Stronx
Bronx River
Bronx
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Cityea
Wkkl
Public Service Commission
State of
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
World New York Times
Joseph Haag
Secre
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Trainmen
Montreal
Littore
Board of Arbitration
Cornfield
Lehigh
Pennsylvania
Wabash
Chaplin
Guaranty Trust
Gotton
Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Company
First National Bank of Brooklyn
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Central Park, North & East River Railroad Company
Pope Company
Iron and Steel Notes
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York Central
Panama Canal
McClintic-Marshall Construction Company
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Mogie Steel Company
Metal Market Reports
New York City
Ong
STS &S
State OF New York
State Comptroller’s Office
Albany
N. Y
Erie, Oswego and
Champlain
Cayuga and Seneca Barge Canal
Comptroller
Clark Williams
American Zinc, Lead and Smelling Company
Kansas City Southern Railway Company
Broad Street
G. Gnhand
Columbia Bank
W. S. Griffith
Electric Protection Company
York. Y
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