Sage estate loans and stock holdings detailed by appraisers
The appraisal of Russell Sage’s estate notes large cash loans to top firms ledgers at 40 Wall Street and lists extensive stock and bond holdings deemed nominal in value by the appraiser. It records stakes in Missouri Pacific, New York Central revenue bonds, Wabash debentures, and stakes in banks and railroads, with物业 real estate and major properties across Texas to Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Dillion
Harrogate Berkett
Wall Street
Sage
Xnorthern
Oregon & Pacific Land Grant Scrip of Northern Railway Company
Brundidge
Cuthbert Jonas
Columbus
State of North Carolina
Chicago, Danville & Vincennes Railroad
Comany
Chesapeake & New Orleans
Pullman Company
Aos
St. Louis
New Orleans and Ocean Canal and Iron Company
New Jersey
Manhattan Railway Company
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Sakae
Toledo and Wabash Elevator Company
Marshall Consolidated Coal Company
Ors and Steeley
Milwaukee Iron Company
Grinnell & Montezuma Railroad
Belleville
Denver and Northern Oregon Construction Company
Hicazo Elevator Company
Mr. Sage
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Galveston, Houston & Henderson
Cincinnati, Burlington & Quincy
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Louis & Southwestern
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Union Pacific
Colorado & Central
United States Steel Corporation
Consolidated Gas
Pennsylvania Railroad
American Telegraph and Cable Company
United States Rubber
National Bank of Commerce
National Bank
Citizens’ Central National Bank
Mercantile Trust Company
Cedarhurst
Marcy Flace
Brooklyn
Park Avenue
Manhattan
Wis
Lexington Avenue
East Sth
Central Park West
102D Street
10Th
110Th Streets
Broadway
Madison Avenue
Sage estate appraisals reveal $1.945 million in real estate
The will of Russell Sage lists extensive holdings including 25 shares of Fifth Avenue Bank valued at $95,000 and real estate across Manhattan Brooklyn and Long Island. Executors Forest Brothers and Gardner lawyers attend as probate details show gross personal estate at 361,411 218 90 with total deductions leaving a net estate of 2,202,919 99 and transfer tax of 667,598 61. Sage’s sole share valued at 63,778,890 91 with 29 collateral relatives receiving 659,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Bank
Sage
West End Avenue
Baltic Street
Brooklyn
West Both Street
East 86Th Street
Troy
C. G. Gardner
Th Street
Lenox Avenue
Elsie and Mary Gardner
Cedarhurst
Long Island
Fifth Avenue
Lawrence
Russell Sage
Forest Brothers
Beckett
Tillon
Trial of Patrolmen Waltman and Cordes Adjourned
The trial of Patrolmen William F. Waltman and Benjamin Cordes from the Mercer street station for extorting money from two women was adjourned to Monday by Judge Me lone. Cordes testified that he and Waltman extorted 3 dollars from victims at 14th Street and Fourth Avenue on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Waltman
Benjamin Cordes
Mercer Street
Melone
Court of General Sessions
Cordes
Waltman
14Th Street
Fourth Avenue
Bennett
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Henry
Abraham Levy
Cordes Bennett
Levy
Mr. Levy
Lamplighters Strike Expands Across City
Lamplighters union extended a strike after a mass meeting at Metropolitan Palace Hall to demand recognition. The general strike covers Manhattan Bronx Brooklyn Long Island City Staten Island Rockaway Far Rockaway Flushing and Jamaica as soon as orders reach each area. The union notes limited impact where electric lighting workers are not employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamplighters’ Union
Welsbach Lighiing Company
Upper West Side
Brooklyn
Metropolitan Palace Hall
East Ith Street
Yannicula
Manhattan
Bronx
Long Island City
Staten Island
Rockaway
Far Rockaway
Flushing
Jamaica
Chicago Board Reverses History Claim on Henry VIII Marriage
The Chicago Board of Education ruled Henry VIII was validly married to Catherine of Aragon and that Pope Clement VII lacked divorce authority. The decision, tied to a high school history text by Professor Cheney, overturns his stance and demands a corrected edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
Henry VIII of
England
Catharine of Aragon
Clement VII
Cheney
University of Pennsylvania
Pope Clement
Guerin
Judge Holt to rule on temporary receiver for A O Brown Co
Judge Holt of the United States Circuit Court in Woodstock is to decide by 9 AM whether to appoint a temporary receiver for A O Brown & Co after creditors petitioned. Law clerks raced to secure his signature. Lauterbach says the firm may be solvent and will face a public books examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Holt
United States Circuit Court
Woodstock
Conn
A. O. Brown & Co
House
Grossman & Vorhaus
New Tondon
Edward Lauterbach
A. ©. Brown &Co
Broad Street
Lauterbach
Woerd
Holt
Moses Hi. Grossman
House, Grossman & Vorhaus
Banking and Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Grossman
Thomas
The
E. F. Buchanan
A. ©. Brown & Co
First Wife of Rich Sill Maker Sues to Break Will
Noemie Givernaud of Lyons France sues the estate of Etienne Givernaud the North Bergen silk manufacturer over widow rights claiming a $1 million dower. The suit follows a prior protest by Mme Eugenie Vialis alleging unsound mind bigamy and undue influence at the will’s execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noemie Givernaud
Lyons
France
Etienne Givernaud
North Bergen
N. J
Mme
Eugénie Vialis
Givernaud
Fight Over Mrs Long At Brooklyn Court Hearing
A crowd of about two hundred gathered at the Brooklyn county court house as Mrs. Lottie Long was escorted back to the Long Island Hospital for the Insane in Amityville. A three physician commission will decide if she is insane, following a habeas corpus case claiming kidnapping. Mrs. Long accused her husband and alleged officers of conspiracy as she testified with sharp, unexpected questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Long
Brooklyn County Court House
10Th Street
Rockaway Parkers
Selig
Louis C. Pettit
Charles J. Dalleres
Rockaway Park
Drs. Bates
Joseph J. O'Connell
FP. J. York
Brooklyn
Charlea Flaya
Typhoid and Diphtheria Rise Amid Flies Report
Health Department data show week ending last Saturday with 132 typhoid cases up from 76 on August 1 and 124 on August 15. Manhattan’s 12th Ward led with 29 typhoid cases, Queens’ 1st Ward had 22, while total diphtheria reached 157, up 2 percent, attributed to flies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Manhattan
Queens
Joline Questions Public Service Commission Power on Joint Rates
Adrian H. Joline testifies as receiver for the Metropolitan Street Railway Company at a Public Service Commission hearing. He doubts the commission can lawfully set joint rates or require transfers, noting the issue rests on counsel advice. Receivers aim to protect property and record their objections while acknowledging public duty. There is no immediate plan to pursue the matter. valuation and timing for fair rates remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian H. Joline
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Public Service Commission
George S. Coleman
Joline
Public Service Commissions
Robinson
Mr. Joline
Oren Root
Metropolitan System
Albert G. Milbank
Masten & Nichols
Central Crosstown Railroad Company
Metropolitan
Eustis
Central Park
Jaline
Central Crosstown
Central Park Company
Malthie
Maltbie
Marble
Subway shifts raise cost for City Hall Brooklyn loop
Public Service Commission approved changes to the City Hall station reducing tracks from six to four and adding a mezzanine to save 85000. An extra 40000 is needed for plan revisions while a sewer removal costs 125000. Escalators are replaced by stairways and tracks will sit eight feet lower than first planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Brooklyn Loop
Public Service Commission
14Th Street
Astor Place
Commission
Brooklyn Bridge
Municipal
Wages Rise In Indiana Since 1893 in Twelve Trades
A Indiana Bureau study by Miss Mary Stubbs shows current Indiana wage scales higher than during the Cleveland administration. The compilation outlines advances since 1893 in twelve trades, indicating broad wage growth across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Mary Stubbs
Indiana Bureau of Statistics
Note broker arrested in grand larceny case
William B. Low a mining engineer with offices at No 1 West 3th street charged detective Nelson of Central Office with Frank C Helm a note broker from the Marbridge Building Sixth Avenue and 34th Street in a grand larceny on the first degree case arising from notes exchanged for stock in the Ctna Steel and Iron Company worth 34000 Low sold notes to Theodore M Barnsdale December 3 197 for 1904 each four notes due in six months Helm promised to discount them for a $500 commission but allegedly demanded 3800 and did not return the notes after failing to discount them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Low
West 3Th Street
Nelson
Central Office
Frank C. Helm
Marbridge
Sixth Avenue
34Th Street
Low
Helm
Theodore M. Barnsdale
George M. Martin
Astor House
Four Held On Betting Charge In Varick Street Saloon
Four men arrested August 21 in a Varick Street saloon on charges of acting in concert to take record and pay bets on horses were held yesterday by Magistrate Barlow in Jefferson Market police court on $1,000 bail each for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varick Street
Barlow
Jefferson Market
Budget Show Highlights New York City Budget Exhibition
A planned two week exhibit at the City Investing Building will display the city budget through photos charts and diagrams. A joint committee of the Greater New York Taxpayers Conference and the Bureau of Municipal Research will manage the event with noonday discussions between city officials and taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
New York
Greater New York Taxpayers’ Conference
Bureau of Municipal Research
New York Milk Committee
The
City Club
Hospital Conference
Merchants’ Association
Ex Senator Hill Returns From Europe On Baltic
Ex Senator David B Hill arrived in New York aboard the White Star liner Baltic after months abroad. He met with Richard Croker who is resting on Irish estates and plans no return to politics. Actress Rose Stahl also arrived aboard after touring in Paris and London. Miss Maude Terry the English actress is listed aboard the Baltic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Hill
Europe
Baltic
Richard Croker
Paris
London
Maude Terry
Gambling Ring Probed Under New Anti Betting Law
Patrolman Murphy leads prosecutions in court as detectives recount two weeks of stakeouts at a saloon. They testified of bets made while gathering evidence and hinted that gamblers enjoyed covert protection despite the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Headquarters “Legal Bureau
Barlow
Saloom
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Russell Sages Loans
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
Consolidated Railway and Land Grant
Wabash Railroad
New York Central Revenue
Daves
Hare
B. Havens & Co
Moore & Schiec
Stout &Co
Chapin & Co
B. Morse & Co
Jancery & Ser
Rendolph
Dominick
C. Randolph
Rrnie & McDonald
Werh & Prati i
KE Meyer
Sharp & Montgomeri Tuyamie
Worden & Co
Aon
A. Loeb Oo
A A. Hausman & To
Shearson, Hammill & Sen
Mar - Hooley Learnard & Or
van Schaick & Co
Grows
Gross & Biecheren
Herriman
A. Loeb & Co
Barmaond
van Emburgh & Atterbury Ee
Jay A -E
Jnloe
Benedict & Co
Wrenn Bros cc Oo
Hayden, Stone & Sees
Maury & T
Co. W. Maury & Co
X. S. Bache & Co
Laidlaw & Co
Dodge
Pear
Co Ie
C. DB. Barney & Co
SB. Chapin & Co
Loore & Schier
Ster Ee B. Smith «2 Co
W. E. Lauer & Co
Lawrence Company
Higer T. Welles
M. O. Sageth
Sherman Flint
Howell
HP Frothingham& H
Henry VIII
Mr. Taft
William Garrott Brown
Feening
Browns
Brooklyn Loop Line
Grick
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W.L. Douglas
L. Douglas Boys
Catala W. L. Douglas Shoe
Howan
8Th St
14Th St
36Th St
Third Ave
59Th
Third Avenue
West
125Th Street
Eighth Avenue
Nassau Street
WL. Douglas
Greater
Sixth Ave
N.Y
Gates
Fulton Street
Pearl
Jersey City
Newark Avenue
Newark
Broad St
Paterson
Market St
Senator Hill
Germany
Grinfeld’s. Linen Store
Leipziger Street
Berlin
Landeshof
Silesia
Onger
St. New York
Morrow’s Magazine of
Roy Norton
Mrs. Selwyn
Alan Braghampton
Miranda
Martha L. Bensley
Edward Peple
Boyhood
John Hubert Greusel
Mark Twain
Catskill Mountains
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