Heinze Stock Fight Shakes United Copper Board Vote
Stockholders dominated by Heinze interests dismissed seven old directors in Hoboken and re elected Leinze Stamler Gifford and others. George Baglin was released on contempt news and Sanford Robinson faced possible contempt. Kilroy won 246531 votes for directors while 241651 total votes were cast as a New Jersey missing director issue drew attention. Stocks slumped with United Copper down two points before closing off losses.
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F. Augustus Heinze
United Copper Company
Hoboken
Heinze
Leinze
Stamler Gifford
Europe
Lacombe
George Baglin
Sanford Robinson
Baglin
Robinson
Henry A. Wise
United States
Albany
Arthur P. Heinze
A. P. Heinze
Mr. Heinze
Charles W. Saacke
New York
A. Movius
Saacke
Movius
Richard R. Kilroy
F Augustus Heinze
Butte
Mont
Stanley Gifford
David Michaelsohn
L. A. Dunhem
Salt Lake City
M. M. Joyce
Richard R. Kilrey
George Lane
William P. Byrnes
Montreal
New Jersey
Kilroy
Abraham
Wreoff
Newark
John MacGinniss
Chester Glass
George Balin
H. G. Abel
W. J. Curtis
Collis Warfield
Mr. Kilroy
Copper Company
Federal Building
Wise
Tribune
Mr. Baglin
the Tribune
Jerome
Max H. Schultze
Otto Heinze & Co
Bankers and Brokers
No. 42
Broadway
Hough
United States District Court
United Copper
Ohio Copper
Davis-Daly Copper
Heinze Copper Deals Probe Opens in Federal Hearing
Moritz Rothenberger testified before United States Commissioner Alexander about the Ohio Copper transactions linked to F. Augustus Heinze and David Lamar. Rothenberger claimed Heinze owed him about 15000, while Heinze contended Rothenberger & Co. owed him 6400. Lamar said he acted as Heinze’s agent in buying and selling Ohio Copper, with stock allegedly delivered to Heinze at 74 Broadway. The hearing adjourned with Heinze slated to testify on a future date.
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Moritz Rothenberger
M. Rothenberger & Co
United States
Alexander
Federal
Martin (. Ansorge
Peter Alexander
Rothenberger
F. Augustus Heinze
David Lamar
Heinze
Broadway
Ohio
Lamar
Concrete Builders Protest At First Building Code Hearing
Experts from Columbia University MIT and USGS along with architects engineers and real estate men opposed the proposed city code restricting concrete building heights to seventy five feet and limiting cinder concrete as fireproof material. Alderman Kenneally presided amid interruptions while Doull Weston and Brooklyn delegates urged broader discussion and delays.
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Board of Aldermen
Columbia University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States Geological Survey
Alderman Kenneally
Redmond
New York Board of Fire Underwriters
Kellogg
Ira H. Woolson
Columbia
I. Norton
Ross F. Tucker
Frederick C. Webber
Masters’ League of Cement Workers
William Butler
Building Trades’ Employers’ Association
Kennearly
Code Commission
Aldermanic Committee
Alderman Doull
Sugar Suit Goes On Witness Tests Its Position
In U S District Court Philadelphia financier George H Earle Jr testifies for the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Co in a 30 million dollar damages suit against the American Sugar Refining Co He describes a conspiracy to keep an independent refinery from operating and explains loan terms and board control amid disputed financing and stalled operations The trial continues with testimony from John Sparhawk and others as the case remains unresolved.
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George H. Earle, Jr
Philadelphia
Holt
United States District Court
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Mr. Earle
John G. Milburn
Earle
Milburn
Gustav Kissel
Black
John Sparhawk
John E. Parsons
Sparhawk
Mexican Railway Bond Offer Sums Public Sale Details
Kuhn Loeb and other banks offer percent bonds with 24 000 40 accrued interest on prior lien bonds due July 1 1957 part of 225 000 authorized of which 89 225 077 issued. It backs the Mexico Central and National Railroad systems with about 3 510 and 3 477 miles respectively. Subscriptions close June 7 with first payment due and engraved bonds delivered June 22 after allotment. Bonds already trade on NY London Amsterdam and Zurich exchanges.
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Mecan Central
National Railroad Company of Mexico
New York
London
Amsterdam
Switzerland
Summer Resort Issue Preview Promises Vacation Guidance
The Tribune's upcoming Summer Resort number promises a wealth of vacation information. It will be profusely illustrated and served as a comprehensive guide to travel options for readers planning trips.
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the Tribune
Miniature Almanac and Wireless Shipping Reports
Maritime brief notes New Jersey and New York coast times include sunrise and sunset as well as moon phases. Wireless reports place the Neckar 318 miles east of Sandy Hook at noon yesterday, expected to dock today. The Monk passed Nantucket Lightship and is due at 7 30 am today.
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Neckar
Sandy Finck
Nantucket
Stevens to Join Great Northern for Waterpower Survey
St Paul June 2 President L W Hill of the Great Northern Railway announced John F Stevens former first vice president of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad would join the Great Northern for a six week assignment to inspect waterpower potential in Montana and Washington and to study other engineering questions. He will not bring his family west or open offices in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Road
St. Paul
Business Boom in West Signals Strong Economic Recovery
W C Brown president of New York Central returns from the West and reports improved business conditions from Nebraska Iowa and Missouri merchants. He says railroads can handle more traffic than in 1907 with May carloads exceeding 1907 levels except for Great Lakes coal and ore strikes. Pittsburgh and Lake Erie shows a 43 871 load rise as steel revival appears. Executive committee met no quorum.
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W. C. Brown
New York Central
West
Nebraska
Lews
Missouri
Mr. Brown
Great Lakes
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Transpacific Mails Schedules via Seattle and Vancouver
Shipping notices list destinations and sailing times for transpacific mails from New York via Seattle San Francisco and Vancouver to Japan Corea China Philippine Islands New Zealand Australia Fiji Samoa and Tahiti with named vessels such as Aki Maru Lurline Nimechow Empress of India Clan Macinnis and Mariposa and dates from June 5 to June 26 noting 6:30 pm departures and route details
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New York
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
Seattle
Hawaii
San Francisco
Siberia
Sesame
Francisco
Lurline
Tacoma
Nimechow
Pine Islands
San China
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Vancouver
Victoria
Philippine
Minnesota
Marquesas Islands
New Z
West
Mariposa
Shipping News Update on May to June Steamers
Shipping report lists multiple vessels sailing to and from ports including Panama, Cienfuegos, Puerto Plata, Huelva, Havana, Liverpool, Kalamata, Matanzas, Port Antonio, Southampton, and New York. Notable details include passenger counts, cargoes of mails, coal, ore, fruit, and molasses, with arrival and quarantine statuses noted for each steamer.
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Advance
Mowbray
Cristobal
Panama
Har
Northman
Hamilton
Cienfuegos
Texas Co
Bar
Simon Dumpets
Nor
Sorenson
Puerto Plata
Cuba Planters Co
Adra
Beavan
Huelva
Howling &No
Havana
Knight
New York & Cuba Mail la Co
Malls
Moise
Caronia
Dew
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cunard Ss Co. Ltd
Theophilatos
Athina Pireus
Kalamata
Patrasi
Algiers
M Litsas
Médse
Cubana
Baker
Matanzas
Cardenas
Catherton
Munson
Rosario di
Torgio iNor
Mathiesena
Port Antonio
Atlantic Fruit Co
Boaz
Newport News
Norfolk
Pominton Ss Co
Sandy Hook
Voyage of ships and ports listed with arrivals and routes
A long list of ships arriving or sailing from New York and other ports with destinations such as Bombay, Genoa, Naples, Yokohama, and Cherbourg. The entries mention vessels like Kronprinzessin Cecilie, Corsican Prince, Indrasamha, and Santee, with routes via Plymouth, Cherbourg, Aden, and Suez among others. The note ends urging readers to consult the Summer Resort issue of The Tribune for vacation ideas.
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Glasgow
Furnessia
New Yorks
Moville Fremen
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosee
New York
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Marseilles
Madonna
Naples
Calais
Paul Patx
Calcutta
Rotenfels
Aden
Rombar
Fremantle Ame
Altona
St Vincent
Miege
St Petrick Bri
Hong Kore
Shanghai Mutt
Toronto
Gravesend
Port Salad
Cuyahoga
Bombay Rotterman
Norfolk
Santee
Corsican Prince
Fernambuce
Maceto
Ete Suez
Indrasamha
Yokohama
Boston
Provincia
Southampton
Kronprinzessin
Cecilie iGer
Bremen
Tentonic
Queenstown
Penang
Indramayo
Etc
Shimonoccki
Indrant
Palaces
Santenacio de Loyola
Span
Tune
Kronorinzesstin
Rock Island Frisco approves New York rates for merchants
The Merchants' Association learned that the Rock Island Frisco System has authorized merchants rates from Western Passenger Association territory to New York City. A special fare of one and a half times the round trip will apply under the certificate plan on specific July and August dates with a 30 day return limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association
Rock Island Frisco System
New York City
Western Passenger Association
FIGHT FLAMES ON PHOENIX LINER AT HOBOKEN
Fire aboard the Marine of the Phenix Line at Hoboken pier started at 4 AM and burned for five hours. Carboys of acetic acid ruptured by water sprayed on the cargo, forcing two firemen back from fumes. Damage estimated at 180,000 dollars. Ship carried horses and pigeons. they were unloaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine
Phenix Line
7Th Street
Hoboken
Antwerp
Brown
Metropolitan Street Railway Doubles Net Earnings in Quarter
Metropolitan Street Railway receivers Adrian H. Joline and Douglas Robinson report for the quarter ended March 31 a strong showing versus a year ago. Gross earnings reach 2,927,503 though down due to line reductions. net earnings from operation rise to 8914.0, up 444,374. total income 999,291 with a surplus of 24.41 after deductions. First three-year gain for surface lines. mentions of taxes, interest, rentals, and other income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian H. Joline
Douglas Robinson
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
S9th Street
Second Avenue
Trustworthy Oxford serges and hats at reasonable prices
We never hesitate to take the bull by the horns. Our serges do not cockle due to quality wool. Oxford gray serges blues and blacks offered with fancy worsteds from $18 to $40. Arrow collars and Tremont items 2 for 25c. Sole agents for Victor Jay London hats at 258 Warren St, 842 13th St, 34th St.
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Copper
Marine Intelligence
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Hell Timate
Toa-Dat
Liovdital
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Gene
Campania
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Galveston
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Doepy
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Mobile
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Momus
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Rotterchamt
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Genoa
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Noorfolk
The
Rock Island
Phoenix
Metropolitan Street Railway
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
Thea
Blanche Ring
Mats Wed
Sat
Mge Fawcett
John Ganten
Evens
Blue Mouse
Daly
Glemax
Lew Fields Eves
Jefferson de Angetts
Vibe
Jas
Powers
West End
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Mississippi
Wallack’s
BBIL
Ascu Tuyvesan
David Pelaswu
Franges Starr Belasuu
Wit
SSN
Ee Astor
S. Matinees
Eugene Walter
Mats. Eco Ts
Eros WM. Hodge
Joe Weber
Ith
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Harva Maude Adams
Hudson the
St. E
Bwayne
Empire Theatre
Harles Frohman
Charles Wyndham
Mary Moore
Hubert Henry Davies
Wynd M'S Theatre
Victor Jay
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Ems
BASSWOOD _ EARL & WILSON
E. & W. Red-Man
Cheantt
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Manne
Aerial Gardens
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Liberty
Frederi Thompson
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Marie Stuadt
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Victoria & St
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FE Ave
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