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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1902

Page

6

Rock Island plan calls for control via new preferred stock

A public outline of the Rock Island reorganization proposes two new corporations to inflate capitalization. The plan would place control with Rock Island preferred stock, offering Iowa and New Jersey subsidiaries and exchanging shares for bonds and stock in a complex securities swap. Directors and officers are named, and projected income and debt service are laid out alongside a broad summary of the railroad’s expansion and future prospects.

Rock Island Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company Iowa Rock Island Company New Jersey Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company Iowa Company New Rock Island Company R. R. Cable Marshall Field H. C. Frick William H. Moore J. H. Moore D. G. Reid W. B. Leeds Ogden Mills George S. Brewster Anson R. Flower F. L. Hine George G. McMurtry George T. Bogge W. H. Moore J. H Moore F. J. Hine George T. Boges Chicago Denver Kansas City Xas Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad Peoria Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf el Paso St. Louis Fort Worth Galveston Texas Gulf Dakota St. Paul South Dakota Gulf of Mexico Colorado Pueblo Tex Mexico Pacific States New Mexico Arizona Memphis United States Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma

General railroad and telegraph business chartered in Iowa

The article outlines a corporation to conduct a general railroad and telegraph business across Iowa from Davenport to Council Bluffs and elsewhere, with life of fifty years. Principal office in Des Moines and branches in Chicago and New York. Annual meeting in October.

Iowa Davenport Council Bluffs United States Des Moines Chicago New York

Consolidation Forms Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western

Directors of Cincinnati Hamilton Indianapolis and Indiana Decatur and Western merge to create Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western. The new holding consolidates bonds totaling about 8.7 million dollars and aligns the former Cincinnati Hamilton and Indianapolis assets under the Dayton line. The plan funds refunding bonds and equipment upgrades while granting the new line access to Springfield Illinois and a connection with Kansas City.

Indianapolis Cincinnati Hamilton Indiana, Decatur and Western Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Western Dayton Ohio Indiana Decatur and Western Indianapolis and Western Springfield Ill Kansas City

Mosquito Bite Tied to Bronx Child’s Death

Fourteen month old Croneberger of 142 Willis Avenue died after erysipelas developed from a mosquito bite. The Bronx Board of Health pursues mosquito control, targeting Yonkers Lane area and others, with petroleum spraying and orders to drain stagnant water from properties. Coroner and health officials confirm link between bite and illness while urging property owners to act.

Croneberger Ahe Board of Health Alfred George Butcher Willis-ave W. T. Klein Willis Ave Klein Board of Health Bronx Berry Riegelman Bronx Health Department Health Board Haffen

Wisconsin and Michigan Railway to expand ore trade plans

A Journal dispatch reports over 2,000,000 will be spent this year by the Wisconsin and Michigan Railway to improve ore transport to Eastern furnaces. Next fall tracks will reach Norway Quinnesce and Lake Superior belt with sidetracks to mines near Norway Vulcan and Quinnesce. The line will add fifty ton ore barges and J. N. Faithorn of Chicago leads the project.

Wisconsin and Michigan Railway Wisconsin and Michigan Road Norway Quinnesce Lake Superior Vulcan J._N. Faithorn Chicago

Wast File Affidavits August 6

Vice-Chancellor Emery in Newark granted United States Steel Corporation until August 6 to file affidavits from Henry C. Frick and others in reply to McCarter affidavits seeking to restrain $200,000,000 of stock retirement and bond issues. McCarter urged earlier answers from Lindabury. delays cited by counsel. Depue noted Lindabury’s two-week vacation. judge extended deadline to August 6.

Emery Newark United States Steel Corporation Henry C. Frick Robert H. McCarter J. A. Hodge William H. Curtis Bernard Smith Steel Corporation J. P. Morgan & Co McCarter Richard V. Lindabury The Lindabury New York Depue William D. Guthrie Francis Lynde Stetson

Captain J. K. Price Retires From Police Service

Captain James K. Price, recently moved from Tremont to the Eldridge street redlight district, asked for retirement on pension. Commissioner Partridge granted it and named Sergeant McDermott acting captain. Price, age fifty six, says he cannot endure the district’s hard knocks and plans to spend time with family. He served 28 years, earlier as boilermaker and Army man, including Alaska service. He rose to captain in 1892 and faced tensions with Devery. He has lived in the Bronx and acquired real estate. Assistant District Attorney Sandford questioned precinct officers about Price’s prior insubordination charges against Policeman James J. O’Brien, amid suspected charges against Price.

James K. Price Tremont Redlight Bowery Partridge McDermott Eldridgest Price Red Light United States Army Alaska Russia Williams Tammany Devery Grand Central Station Monroe Ave Mount Hope Bronx Sandford Eldridge St James J. O'Brien

Prominent Arrivals At Hotels Listed By City

Home News item catalogs notable guests visiting New York area hotels. Names include Governor William H. Hunt of Porto Rico, Dr. F. C. Cook U S N. Captains R S Hanna F W King U S A. Dr Daniel Hughes Philadelphia. C C Woolworth Albany. Captain A G Cummins U S A. Ex-State Treasurer L J Fitzgerald Cortland. Terence V Powderly Washington. Walter Lippincott Philadelphia G G Pabst Milwaukee Rogers K Wetmore Newport J Sloat Fassett Elmira Captain S M Felton Chicago.

Albemarle William H. Hunt Porto Rico F. C. Cook U. S. N. Grand Hanna F. W. King U. S. A. Imperial Daniel Hughes Philadelphia Murray Hill C. C. Woolworth Albany Navarre A. G. Cummins U. S. A. Sturtevant L. J. Fitzgerald Cortland Victoria Terence V

Brighton Beach Race and Fresh Air Parties Schedule

Racing at Brighton Beach at 2 30 p m departure of seven Tribune Fresh Air parties music at Battery and Hudson parks at 7 p m.

Brighton Beach Tribune Battery Hudson Parks

Court Actions Shadow Haymarket Case And Appointments

The Haymarket prosecution against Edward B. Corey and William B. T. Thompson collapsed in Jefferson Market Court as ADA Krotel failed to prove Corey the proprietor. Ernest K. Coulter was named assistant clerk in the Children's Court at $2,000 yearly, while Edward H. Cole became court stenographer. A divorce suit between Mrs. Lillian L. Bergen and James D. Bergen was ordered discontinued by Justice Clarke at双方 counsel request. International mail from Hong Kong, Shanghai, Yokohama and Honolulu was dispatched July 31 and due August 4, with China Japan Hawaii mails closing as advertised.

Edward B. Corey William B. T. Thompson Haymarket Jefferson Market Court Krotel Brann Corey Board of Justices Court of Special Sessions Ernest K. Coulter Children’s Court Edward H. Cole Justice Clarke Supreme Court Lillian L. Bergen James D. Bergen China Japan Hawaii Hong Kong Shanghai Yokohama Honolulu New York

Default judgment against teller in bank embezzlement case

Judgment by default for 36876 was entered yesterday against Harry G Bell in favor of Riverside Bank. Bell, a former bank receiving teller, allegedly misappropriated and converted bank funds. He is now in Sing Sing serving a sentence imposed by Recorder Goff after a criminal trial on the same charge.

Harry G. Bell Riverside Bank Bell Sing Sing Goff

Colonel Barbour Named for Congress in Passaic

Passaic special report notes Colonel William L. Barbour of Bergen County nominated for Congress by the VIth district Republican convention held in Rutherford. Barbour pledges to stand by Roosevelt, support Cuban annexation, and favor reciprocity with Cuba. James F. Stewart withdraws. Barbour wins unanimous nomination amid a platform backing Roosevelt, isthmian canal, interstate regulation, protective tariffs, and river navigation improvements.

Passaic William L. Barbour Bergen County Congress Vith Tyler Rutherford Henry Houston Sussex County William M. Johnson Barbour Wayne Dumont Paterson James F. Stewart Stewart Dumont Colonel Barbour Roosevelt Cuba Mark Hanna Mr. Stewart Hackensack

Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Entry

Maritime brief lists sunrise and sunset times, high water marks for Sandy Hook Gov Island and Hell Gate, and a series of vessels with routes and July dates. Includes cargo ships, passenger liners, and mail brigades stopping at ports such as Liverpool Antwerp Jacksonville and Rotterdam, reflecting a snapshot of 20th century sea traffic.

Sandy Hook Gov. Island Hell Gate

Shipping News from Port of New York July 31 1902

Arrivals include Steamer Celtic from Liverpool and Queenstown with cargo and passengers for White Star Line, Steamer Toronto from Hull to Boston, Steamer Princesse Anne to Old Dominion, City of Macon to Ocean Steamship Co, Ulriken to W I Munson, El Alba to J T Van Sicl, Manuel Calvo to J M Ceballos, Hardanger to Sicilian Asphalt Co, City of Birmingham to Ocean Steamship Co, Jersey to James Arkell & Co, Pinner's Point to Simpson Spence & Young, Capri to Punch Edge & Co, Prins Willem II to Kunhardt & Co, and other vessels via Sandy Hook. wind at 9:30 pm.

Celtic Lindsay Liverpool Queenstown Moise White Star Line Bar Toronto Forth Hull Boston Sanderson & Son Princesse Anne Hulphers Norfolk Newport News Mdise Old Dominion Ss Co City of Macon Johnson Swansea James Arkell & Co Pinner's Point Jones Leith Dundee Simpson, Spence & Young Capri Ger Rambush Santos Barbados St Thomas Punch, Edge & Co Prins Willem II Dutch Vinckaers Paramaribo Demerara Trinidad Carupano Cumana Guanta la Guayra Porto Cabello Curacao Jacmel Aux Caves Aquin Port-au-Prince Kunhardt & Co Kunhardt & Co. Arrived At the Mar Sandy Hook

Inquest Finds Murder by Bland at Camden Primaries

A Camden inquest concluded James Morrissey died from a gunshot fired by James Bland, a Loudenslager supporter, identified by Mrs. Bruder as the shooter. The incident occurred during the Republican primaries Monday night. Constable George Washington was wounded and remains hospitalized.

Camden N. J James Morrissey Morrissey James Bland Loudenslager Bland Joe” Goddard George Washington

Tenderloin District Eyes New Police Station

Commissioner Partridge seeks $100,000 in bonds from the Board of Estimate and Apportionment to construct a new police station on the current site at 137 West Thirtieth Street and the adjacent city owned site at 135, adjacent to the colored mission. If bonds issue before October, completion is targeted for April 1.

Partridge Board of Estimate and Apportionment West Thirtieth St

Blast Shakes New York Transit Tunnel. Windows Smashed

A blast in the rapid transit tunnel near East Forty-second Street shattered two plate glass windows at John S. Nicholas florist and another at McCoy & Stilwell opticians as debris and a 28 pound rock struck the sidewalk. Foreman Thomas Sullivan asserted proper blasting and minimal dynamite used after a stubborn rock in the tunnel resisted movement. Several entries list losses and recipients with modest sums noted in the morning lines.

Forty-second-st Rapid Transit Madison-ave John S. Nicholas East Forty-second S McCoy & Stilwell Opticians Thomas Sullivan

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