Steel Trust Injunction Argument Before New Jersey Court
In Trenton on June 26 Robert H McCarter argued before the New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals to uphold an injunction restraining United States Steel from swapping 200 million in bonds for equal value in preferred stock He attacked Reed act as special legislation benefiting the Steel Corporation and urged that bonds would burden the company with a 30 million annual fixed charge jeopardizing earnings and stock values TheSteel side contended the retirement plan is authorized by general law and questioned the act’s constitutionality The case could not yield a ruling before November
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Robert H. McCarter
Miriam Berger
Court of Errors and Appeals
Court of Chancery
United States Steel Corporation
Reed
Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan & 79
Corbin
Edward T. Day
Charles L. Raymond
Exchange of Securities
Day
Yesterday's Fires Across Manhattan Streets
A series of fires reported from Wednesday night into Thursday night including damage at 192 East Fourth Street to Rachel Lewis and 82 Delancey Street to Jacob Weinstein. Other properties listed include 471 Second Avenue August March and 112 East One Hundred Ninth Street William Smerger with various totals, plus trifling damages at many addresses such as 12 Washington Place 345 Second Avenue 606 West Fifty-fourth Street and the Seventh Regiment Armory at Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fourth Street
Rachel Lewis
eisHag
Delancey Street
Jacob Weinstein
Second Avenue
East One Hundred
Rin Ee
William Smerger
Washington Place
Houston Street
Josephine
Wooster Street
Simon Obriensky
First Avenue
Devance
Fifty-fourth Street
Joseph J Reitman
Sixty-seventh Street
Lexington Avenue
Seventh Regiment Armory
Odell Addresses Farmers at Potsdam Picnic
Governor Odell spoke at the Farmers' Picnic and Grange Day in Potsdam on June 26, praising farmers and outlining tax relief, state economy, and investments in education and roads. He defended expenditures on public institutions while urging efficiency and broader benefits across New York, citing reductions and vetoes of certain items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
N. Y
Odell
Farmers
New York
Geneva
Cornell University
St. Lawrence County
Plank
Tammany Orators Set for July 4 At Tammany Hall
W Bourke Cockran and Texas Senator Charles A Culberson will deliver the July Fourth talks at Tammany Hall. Five speakers will be Congressmen from outside the state. Robert B Roosevelt declined reading the Declaration due to ill health, sending a letter from Sayville L I dated June 25. It remains undecided who will read the Declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bourke Cockran
Senator Culberson
R. B. Roosevelt
Charles A. Culberson
Texas
Tammany Hall
Robert B. Roosevelt
Sayville
L. I
Thomas F. Smith
New York
Judge O'Gorman
Candidacy Declared in 35th Assembly District Fight
William H. Zeltner yesterday announced his bid for Democratic leadership in the Thirty-fifth Assembly District opposing Borough President Louis F. Haffen of the Bronx, a Tammany triumvirate figure. He pledges to hold no public office if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Zeltner
Thirty-fifth
Louis F. Haffen
Bronx
Army Medical Officers Assigned for Philippines Duty
Captain Edward L. Munson Assistant Surgeon will go to San Francisco for transport to the Philippines not later than August 1 First Lieutenant Robert B Grubbs Assistant Surgeon is relieved from duty in the Division of the Philippines and will proceed to San Francisco for further orders around September 17
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Munson
San Francisco
Philippines
Ug. 1
Robert B. Grubbs
Division of the Philippines
Navy officers assigned to new duty and commissions issued
Lieut. Commander A V Zane to Kearsarge as fleet engineer North Atlantic Station. R T Hall to Olympia for engineering headship July 1. J G Quinby to New York Navy Yard for naval recruiting supervision. Cadet H Johnston to Naval Academy for exam before graduation. Commissions issued: F Qualtrough from Feb 9, M Bevington from Mar 5, J A Bell from Jan 15, R F Lopez from Apr 11, J H Shipley from July 12. Lieutenants R C Bulmer from Feb 9, W J Manion from Apr 11, G E Gelm from Apr 11. Passed Assistant Surgeons H C Curl from Oct 14 1901, F H Furlong from Sept 16 1901. Pay Director I G Hobbs from Apr 28 902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Zane
Kearsarge
North Atlantic
R. T. Hall
Olympia
J. G. Quinby
New York Navy Yard
H. Johnston
Naval Academy
H. C. Curl
F. H. Furlong
I. G. Hobbs
Movements of Naval Vessels Special to The Times
The Nashville reached Tunis on June 26 while the Michigan arrived in Detroit on June 25 and the Dolphin reached New London on June 25. The Hartford sailed from Havana on June 25 bound for Salem Massachusetts. Albany left Lisbon for Cherbourg on June 26 and New York departed Taku for Nagasaki on June 26. In Philippine waters Celtic Isla de Cuba and Zafiro were at Cavite Frolic and Panay at Cebu Princeton at Jolo with General Alava cruising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nashville
Tunis
Michigan
Detroit
Dolphin
New London
Hartford
Havana
Salem
Mass
Albany
Lisbon
Cherbourg
New York
Taku
Nagasaki
Philippines
Celtic
Isla de Cuba
Zafiro
Cavite
Frolic
Panay
Cebu
Princeton
Jolo
General Alava
Smoke nuisance cases heard in Seventh District Court
About twenty soft coal ordinance violation cases were docketed in Manhattan Seventh District Municipal Court with Judge Herman Joseph presiding. The Board of Health prosecuted. several defendants received excuses or had cases adjourned. Riversine Cold Storage Company was fined $50 and August J. Patterson $20 for violations. The judge warned that soot harms furniture and household items, urging the nuisance cease. A Brooklyn hearing was set for the Brooklyn Health Department to pursue action against the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company for burning soft coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh District
Herman Joseph
Board of Health
Corporation
Cosby
Riversine Cold Storage Company
Joseph
Lederle
Brooklyn
Department
Clinton Street
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
D. W. Allen
Broadway
Manhattan Railway Company
Health Board
New York
Manhattan
Hard coal market debate in The Coal Trade Journal letter
Frederick E. Saward of The Coal Trade Journal disputes a Times topic asserting easier coal access during the strike. He argues wholesale stocks ran dry early, retailers limited sales to family and steam users, and current reluctance to release broken coal has shifted to Manhattan Railway buying. He also contends soft coal damages boiler flues offset price savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Saward
NEW Yok Times
the Times
Mr. Saward
Manhattan
Manhattan Railway Company
Ohio laws declared invalid in Columbus session
Supreme Court rulings this week invalidate several laws and strike down city governance. Cleveland government deemed unconstitutional, Toledo police control removed from mayor, and Trauger vacancy upheld. Court also sustains Roger act limiting Supreme Court jurisdiction. Mayor Johnson in New York. Beacom acts as mayor amid possible October mandate. Federal plan up upheaval expected in Cleveland once mandate takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Toledo
Jones
Nash
Hippert
Hamilton County
Archer
Senate
Trauger
Johnson
New York City
Beacom
Notable officials and figures listed by city districts
Waldorf Astoria includes Luis F Corea Nicarguan Minister to the United States in Washington Judge Stevenson Burke Cleveland G W Stevens president Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Richmond J Skelton Williams Seaboard Air Line Railway Richmond ex Gov John Lee Carroll Maryland Fifth Avenue Major B W Randolph US Army ex Congressman William Whiting Massachusetts Manhattan ex Gov P C Lounsbury Connecticut J Whatson India Rev S V Holmes Buffalo Victoria Col Joseph Bardon Superior Wis Dr F C Hortz Chicago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
Luis F. Corea
United States
Washington
Stevenson Burke
Cleveland
G. W. Stevens
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Richmond
J. Skelton Williams
Seaboard Air Line Railway
John Lee Carroll
Maryland
Fifth Avenue
B. W. Randolph
United States Army
William Whiting
Massachusetts
Manhattan
P. C. Lounsbury
Connecticut
J. Whatson
India
V. V. Holmes
Buffalo
Victoria
Joseph Bardon
Superior
Wis
F. C. Hortz
Chicago
Fire destroys shops on North Front Street in Philadelphia
Fire swept two buildings at 2205 to 2209 North Front Street in Philadelphia, housing C Fleuhr furniture dealer and Ebber Brothers jewelers. Loss estimated at 50000 dollars. Fire officials investigated cause and damage to surrounding premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
North Front Street
C. Fleuhr
Ebber Brothers
Gossip and Fashion Notes From New York Society
In the Sunday Times, society circles reveal exclusive gossipy reflections on fashion and novelty. The feature offers tips for quenching thirsts and traces origins of popular travel staples, framed in the era’s chic perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEW York Times
Conditions at Martinique Report From Relief Committee
William R. Corwine outlines operations at Martinique for relief of West Indian sufferers. He describes ash clouds from the volcano near St Pierre and widespread devastation in Martinique and St Vincent. Uncertainty over future actions and potential depopulation as authorities seek solutions amid continued eruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Corwine
Associated Committees
Gustav H. Schwab
Martinique
Mr. Corwine
Fontabnelle
Quebec Steamship Company
St. Pierre
St. Vincent
Corwine
Arrival of Buyers List From Major Firms Across Cities
A compiled roster shows buyers and agents from Dreyfouss Company in New Orleans to various firms in Baltimore Philadelphia Indianapolis Buffalo Detroit and more. Names include Epstein Kaufman Graff Sutton Robinson Macauley Kann Posner Byrne Kennedy Vanzwall and Lewis among others with associated hotels and addresses reflecting a broad mercantile network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreyfouss Company
New Orleans
Dreyfouss
Nations
Franklin Street
Epstein
Baltimore
Ohio
G. T. Macauley
Broadway
Schlessner
Herald’ Square
Tweedy, A. E
Danbury, Conn
Herald Square
Kann, S., Sons & Co
Moorehouse & Martens Company
Columbus
D. H. Weiss
Victoria
Byrne & Hammer Dry Goods Company
Omaha
Neb
F. OG. Pierson
Leonard Street
Cadillac
Kennedy & MacInnes
Pittsfield
Mass
A. Kennedy
Normandie
Vanzwall
G. M
Chicago
Ill
Hotel Navarre
Macauley
Detroit
Mich
R. H. Macauley
Lewis Dry Goods Company
Butte
Mon
W. C. Lewis
Lispenard Street
Otel
Almy
Bigelow & Washburn
Salem
Ww. E. Ees
Walker Treet
Weather and storm movement across New England coast
A storm moved to Eastern Maine with central pressure around 29.22 inches and heavy rains and high winds along the New England coast. A second disturbance forms over the west Gulf with high pressure moving southeast from Manitoba. Temperatures yesterday ranged from 62 to 76 degrees, with humidity from 62 to 85 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
New England
West Gulf
Manitoba
NEW York Times
Weather Bureau
TIMES
Printing House Square
Inter-State Ball Bearing Co Incorporators Form New Industry
Trenton New Jersey June 26 The Inter State Ball Bearing Company with capital of one million dollars plans to manufacture steel balls and ball bearings. Incorporators include Francis W Maack L C Ss Kilman of New York and George White Jr of Madison New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Inter-State Ball-Bearing Company
Capital
Francis W. G.maack
L. C. Ss. Kilman
New York
George White, Jr
Madison, N. J
Shipping and Mails Schedule Report From Port Notices
Shipping page lists miniature almanac for June 30 and July 1, 2, and 3, with sailing times and ports. supplementary and coastwise mails close times. ocean liner arrivals and winds at Sandy Hook. ships and destinations including Kronprinz Wilhelm, Majestic, City of Birmingham, Lucania, and more. post office notices confirm transatlantic mail movements and Vancouver dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Liverpool
Menomineé
London
St. Louis
Southampton
Newfoundland
North Sydney
Miquelon
Boston
Cuba
Florida
Dispatch
Port Tampa
Miami
Mexico City
Overland
Hawaii
Japan
China
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Seattle
Australia
West Australia
Europe
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoa
Lucania
New York
Sonoma
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Empress of China
United States Postal Agency
Shanghai
Canada
Tacoma
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Fiji Islands
Moana
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Jersey
Gov. Odell
Farmers’ Picnic
Tammany Orators
Zeltner
Haffen
the United Service
Army
Navy
F. E. Saward
Incorporated
Shipping and Foreign Mails
A. S. Hook
OLE
M. S. Hook
Jamestown
Norfolk
Algonquin
Charleston
Jacksonville
Graf - Waldersee
Burg
Wanes Kensington
Antwerp
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Bre- Men
Nord - America
Nabies
Orizaba
Colon
Costa Rica
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Guatemala
Transpacific
van Cott
Awaii
Hongkong
Kobe
Yokohama
Tokio
Apache
Columbia
Hamburg
Georgia
Gibraltar
Nicomeda
Stettin
Otago
Perugia
Naples
Sabine
Galveston
Seguranca
Nassau
Xenia
Copenhagen
Albano
City of
Savannah
Matanzas
Coamo
San Juan
el Rio
Hanover
la Bretagne
Havre
Maracas
Trinidad
Rotterdam
Bernard
Para
Maracaibo
Curacao
Minnehaha
Proteus
Zeeland
Advance
Concho
el Dorado
Furnessia
Glasgow
Naparima
Smith
Barbados
Barber & Co
Bar
City of Birmingham
Bury
Ocean Steamship Company
Tromp
Nielsen
Sydney
C. B
Dominion Iron and Steel Company, Limited
Macon
Mdse
George H. Stout
Davis
Troy
Agel
Kjerland, Girgenti, &c
Hirzel, Feltman & Co
Queenstown
White Star Line
Erica
Zindel
Montego Bay
J. KE. Kerr Co
Evelyn, Mills
Pensacola
A. H. Bull Co
Als
Gronmeyer
Cape Haitizn
Hambate Neerean Line
Ferndene
Mdsa
W. W. Braver Steamship
Jefferson
Dole
Newport News
Ndses
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Sandy Hook
Leon
Port Antonio
Nordkyn
Brunswick
Fuerst Bismarck
Friedrich der Grosse
Bremen
Monterey
Shawmut
Porto Rico
Erna
Kingston
Princess Anne
Cable
la Touraine
Fayolle
Lahn
Wettin
Fom
New
Helios
Janssen
Ryndam
van der Zee
Boulogne
Croydon
Kerr
Calcutta
Colombo
Suez
Parker
Marine Intelligence
Arapahoe
Etree
Niagara
Tampico
San Marcos
Alleghany
Cartagena
Aller
Genoa
Ilps
Port Au Rince
Bohemian
Liverpoo
Caracas
Citta di Torino
Italy
Corondo
Agentina
el Siglo
Pee Essen
Fontabelle
St. Croix
Grecian Prince
Pernambuco
Santos
Esse
Sane
Hindoo
Hutt
Eewesene
Ene K
GEO
Rod
DE Fon
Florodora ‘Cigars
PA Banola
CREMO
GEO. W. Childs
Jackson Square
Wiiw
IBIS
Jean Ore Sr
Regal
Nassau St
Bet
Ann and Beekman
L Broadway
Cor
Reade
Eaenth
Ent
20Th Sts
Herald Building
Anne, Cor
125Th Street
Fulton Street
Montague St
Bedford Avenue
Ditmars Street
Willoughby Avenue
Jersey City
Newark Avenue
Newark
10Th Street
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