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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1907

Page

12

Anti merger law halts 0 W sale still hope for merger

The New Haven seeks to acquire the Boston and Maine while the New York Central holds an option on the Ontario and Western stock. Massachusetts Anti Merger legislation casts doubt on completing the Boston and Maine purchase, prompting the New Haven to retain Ontario and Western control while pursuing a merger. The option to buy the Ontario and Western runs to August 1, with expectations of an extended window.

New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad New York Central New York, Ontario&Western New Haven Boston & Maine Ontario & Western New York Central m Massachusetts New Haven Railroad Ontario & N Western

Harriman and the Alton Loan Agreement Revealed

E H Harriman stated the 1.6 million dollar loan to the Chicago and Alton for new construction and improvements was arranged before dividend discussions. He noted the loan split mirrored stock ownership and denied plans to pay a common stock dividend until improvements were paid for, while praising Altons heavy investment relative to its needs.

E. H. Harriman Rock Island Chicago & Alton Alton Alton Board Harriman Union Pacific Alton Common Harriman Re Agen

New Jersey Incorporations Add to State’s Business Ties

Several new companies are incorporated in New Jersey including E H Jennings Brothers’ Company in Newark to manufacture iron and steel with a $5,000,000 capital. Jersey City hosts James F Connelly Construction Company with $125,000, and American Link Chain Belt Company with $125,000. Plainfield sees Amusement Company at $150,000. Jersey City lists Vacherie Cypress Company at $600,000 for lumber and timber lands. East Orange forms Land Company with $50,000, Newark registers Knights of Columbus Realty Company at $25,000. Incorporators include Day, Connelly, Cronin, Weinberger, Hoyt, Morton, Mattia, and others.

E. H. Jennings Brothers’ Company Newark Capital Edward A. Day William T. Day Jerome T. Congleton James F. Connelly Fred Knowlton Edgar A.mon Cte W. W. Amusement Company Plainfield Jacob Weinberger Isidor Weiss William Hauser Vacherie Cypress Company Jersey City Ital William , Wooden John 8. Hoyt Francis L. Slade Land Company East Orange Frederick €. Morton Frederick E. Ward Samuel Reis Ethel S Reis Knights of Columbus Realty Company Richard F. Mattia Amato Rosamilia Victor A. Tortoriello

Charters Secured at Dover For Philadelphia and New York Firms

Special to The New York Times reports charter issuances at Dover. Leicester Corporation of Philadelphia is authorized to manufacture purchase and sell cotton linen and worsted goods with capital of 1 250 000 and directors Blair Thaw Scott Ferris Mitchell and J Chester Freeland. Also chartered are International Machinery Engineering Company of New York with capital 100 000 and Gas Fuel and By-Product Manufacturing Company of Wilmington with capital unspecified.

New York Times Wilmington Dover Leicester Corporation Philadelphia Blair Thaw Scott Ferris Mitchell J. Chester Freeland International Machinery Prigineering Company of New York America of

Burlington Lease Ends with Transfer of Control

Burlington lease to Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad is rescinded by mutual consent. The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway Company will resume possession next Monday and operate the property in its own name. The old company takes over assets and obligations with no other management changes planned.

Chicago Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Chicago, Burlington& Quincy Railway Company

Treasury ledger reports June bank redemptions and receipts

Washington notes redemption of 1,194,086 and internal revenue receipts of 1,792,948 with customs 1,861,761 and miscellaneous 710,340. Treasury reserves show gold coin 150,000,000 and trust funds for certificates 680,901,869, with deposits in national banks 182,768,881 and current liabilities 112,586,690. Railways earnings for June and year-to-date totals appear for Hidalgo Northeast, Interoceanic, and other lines, amid various mileage figures and monthly net gains.

Washington Seseebbensoend

Conditions of Trade Point to Broad Trade Recovery

Weather improves crop growth and boosts retail activity in weeklies. Fall trade outlook praised as favorable. six month wholesale gains seen 5 to 10 percent above 1906. Banks report profits and confident mercantile collections. building and lumber costs ease amid high material prices.

New York Olia Dun

Incorporations listed by Albany include many New York firms

Albany June 28 The following concerns were incorporated today with numerous New York based firms headed by directors from New York City Yonkers Brooklyn Buffalo and Newark among others Capital amounts range from 10 000 to 2 400 000 and titles include cement works commission merchants land improvement and textile firms plus real estate and furniture enterprises in various cities and states.

New York Times Albany American Portland Cement Works New York Capital Henry E. Mathison Julius DeVries William Mulier Hamburg Germany Everett Masten Yonkers John D. Baumann Company F. A R. E Forbes R. J. McGowan Tingue, Brown & Co Rutledge Tomlin A. J. Herberger del K. Jay City and Country Land Improvement Company Duntlin John Caldwell Frank Wall William H. Roe Company Broadway D. L. Corbett Mary E. Corbett Brooklyn H. & Landis Dubois Penn Goldberg Samuel Goldberg M.A. Levine J. H. Goldberg W. J. Jaeckle Buffalo A. H. Williams Company A. H. Williams Philip Owens J. J. Owens Utica Associated Wine Growera Anders Hungary Leopold Molnar I. H. Rosenfeld E. J. Euphratt Shamokin Valley Realty Cou Y Remgen M. McLaughlin Charlies Ksyskwa F. J. Meek Shamokin Liberty Street B. M.price Hackensack J. Ga. Snyder A. G. Reynolds Dix Nting Company George Bell Fannie Dix Morris Jacobs International Despatch Custom House Arebere Capital Priesto Castaldi G. P. Ferguson J. W. Campbell Charlies H. Phelps, Inc Whitliam McArthur Thomas McGoldrick Peter Quinn Hamilton Place Realty Company M. O. Noble J. F. Mosby C. A. Barrett Telephone Users Guide Company L. M. Ridgeway T. L. Pryor C. W. Ridgeway Charles Rae

Lawyer Held on Laborer's Complaint Over Missing Funds

Maurice Fitzgerald a lawyer of 853 Broadway already held on $4 000 bail on two charges was arrested yesterday by Detective Russo from the District Attorney's staff. Thomas P Roche a laborer and administrator of his brother's estate claims the lawyer did not turn over $50 won in a lawsuit.

Maurice Fitzgerald Broadway Russo Thomas P. Roche

Troy seeks bids for Additional Waterworks Bonds of 1907

The City of Troy invites sealed bids by July 9 1907 11 am for purchase of Additional Waterworks Bonds totaling 76000 dollars issued under local laws and ordinances. Bonds are 1000 denomination 4 percent interest payable semi annually 1908 1926 with principal 4000 due each March 1908 through 1926.

City of Troy N. Y Agtroller Common Council Ae Nak Comptroller Hiram W. Gordinier

Sealed Proposals For Ice Machine And Filtration Plant

Three separate government notices call for sealed proposals in June 1907. One from the Depot Quartermaster in New York for a six-ton ice machine to be delivered beside vessels in New York Harbor, due for opening July 1, 1907. Second from Fort Hancock New Jersey for a filtration plant with bids due July 1, 1907. Third from the Army Engineer Office New York for dredging Woodbridge Creek New Jersey with bids due July 27, 1907.

U. 8 Army Building Whitehall Street New York City Woodbridge Creek N. J D. W. Lockwood Corps of Engineers

The Times Tomorrow Focuses On Public Figures And New York

The Times tomorrow will feature an unusual take on modern honesty from Hadley of Yale, praise for Mark Twain’s London exposure, and a series of cabinet sketches including Charles Jerome Bonaparte. It previews articles on New York City rebuilding, Maeterlinck versus the flower world, and census insights into women's roles.

Ee Hadley Yale The Times New York City United States Army Newark Mark Twain London Hy. Mayer Times To-Morrow To-Morrow Charles Jerome Bonaparte Baltimore Washington Department of Justice New York the Times Snar Maeterlinck Gager New York Botanical Garden Census Bureau Horace Fletcher Mr. Fletcher

New York Times Sees City Sales Exceed 100000 Copies Daily

The New York Times reports daily city sales surpass 100,000 copies, boosted by thousands more elsewhere among educated readers. The paper notes it as an ideal medium for high grade classified announcements.

The New York Times

Catexill Aqueduct Plan Modification Public Hearing

Notice of a public hearing by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment on July 8 1907 at 10 30 in Room 16 City Hall to modify the Ca t e x ill Aqueduct plan. It calls for notices in City Record two local papers and postings in county seats Ulster Orange Dutchess and Putnam counties. Secretary Joseph Haag directs notices per law and Corporation Counsel guidance.

Catexill Board of Estimate and Apportionment Board of Water Supply City of New York Board of Water State Water Gan Commission Ile Board Water Supply Ereas City Hall the City Record City of New York Ulster Orange Dutchess Putnam Joseph Haag Broadway New York Ciy

Public Notice of Bronx Assessments for Several Streets

Public notice to owners of improved and unimproved lands in the Bronx lists nine thousand two hundred fifty seven to nine thousand three hundred five assessments for grading, curbing, crosswalks, building approaches and fences on Bastburn Avenue East One Hundred Seventy-fifth to Belmont Streets East One Hundred Ninety-seventh Street Bainbridge Avenue Waterloo Place Decatur Avenue and other locations. Objections must be written to the Board of Assessors at No 320 Broadway New York by July 30 1907 at 11 A M and full particulars are in the City Record.

Board of Assessors Borough OF The Bronx Bastburn Avenue Belmont Streets Decatur Avenue Rsons Broadway New York City Record Antonio Zucca Paul Weimann James H. Kennedy

Proposals for Sea Wall at Fort Hancock New Jersey

Sealed proposals for constructing nine reinforced concrete sea wall at Fort Hancock New Jersey will be received until 12 M July 1 1901 Information furnished on application United States Reserves right to reject any or all Proposals should be marked Proposals for Sea Wall WM Paterson Constructing 2

Whitehall St New York City New York WM. S. Patten Fort Hancock N. J WM. Paterson Q. M NM. J Sea Bey

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