Heinze Domination Dims at United Copper Stockholders Meeting
In Hoboken stockholders dominated by Heinze interests ousted seven directors while Heinze and Stamler Gifford were re elected. Heinze was absent ill sending word. Judge Lacombe released George Baglin from the Tombs for contempt and Sanford Robinson was ordered to show cause. A. Movtius protested quorum as 241 650 of 450 900 shares were represented. United Copper fell on sell off as stockholders dumped holdings. total trades about 25 006 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Augustus Heinze
United Copper Company
Hoboken
Heinze
Stamler Gifford
Europe
Sanford Robinson
Baglin
Robinson
Henry A. Wise
United States
Albany
Arthur P. Heinze
A. P. Heinze
Charles W. Saacke
New York
A. Movtius
Saacke
Movius
Richard R. Kilroy
Mr. Heinze
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 v Wreoff
Newark
John MacGinniss
Chester Glass
George Baclin
H. G. Abel
W. J. Curtis
Collis Warfield
Mr. Kilroy
Copper Company
Federal Building
Wise
Tribune
Mr. Baglin
Raglin
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's Copper Deals Examines Rothenberger in Fraud Case
Moritz Rothenberger testified before United States Commissioner Alexander about links between his failed curb brokerage M Rothenberger & Co and F Augustus Heinze and David Lamar in Ohio Copper trades. Rothenberger claimed Heinze owed about 15000 while Heinze says Rothenberger owed 20.44. Lamar said to act for Heinze by buying Ohio Copper. Rothenberger said stock was delivered to Heinze at 74 Broadway and later “lost in the shaft.” Hearing adjourned to June 8 when Heinze expected to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moritz Rothenberger
M. Rothenberger & Co
United States
Alexander
Federal
Martin C. Ansorge
Peter Alexander
Rothenberger
F. Augustus Heinze
David Lamar
Heinze
Broadway
Ohio
Lamar
Sugar Suit Goes On in Pennsylvania Sugar Case
Witness testified that the defendant showed no secrecy about its position in a $30 million damages suit. George H. Earle Jr of Philadelphia, as receiver, described a conspiracy to keep the finest independent refinery from operating. Cross-examining questioned the loan viability, with judges guiding on clarifying answers. The record showed the refinery was not started and financing moved elsewhere. Trial not concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Earle, Jr
Philadelphia
Holt
United States District Court
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Mr. Earle
John G. Milburn
Gustav Kissel
Black
Earle
John Sparhawk
John E. Parsons
Sparhawk
Building Code Hearing Forges Concrete Protest
The building committee held the first hearing on the proposed building code with concrete interests opposing a 75 foot height limit and banning cinder concrete for fireproofing. Experts from Columbia, MIT, and USGS voiced concerns, while Aldermen sparred over procedures and scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
C. 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
Mexican Railway Bond Offer From Top Banks
Kuhn, Loeb & Co and partners launch public offering of 4 percent gold bonds backing the Mexican Central Railway system and National Railroad Company of Mexico. Total authorized issue is 25 million, with 89.2 million issued. subscriptions close June 7. first payment due with subscription. Bonds already traded in New York London Amsterdam and Zurich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Central Railway
National Railroad Company of Mexico
New York
London
Amsterdam
Switzerland
The Tribune Summer Resort issue previews vacations
The Summer Resort number from The Tribune to be issued next Sunday promises a mine of information on vacation spots. It will be profusely illustrated and is recommended for readers planning trips.
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the Tribune
The
Tribune
Miniature Almanac and Wireless Shipping Notices
The entry provides daily sun and moon details with high water events at Sandy Hook and Gov Island, plus wireless reports noting the Neckar 318 miles east of Sandy Hook at noon and expected dock time, and the Moltke passing Nantucket Lightship at 2:45 pm yesterday with an expected 7:30 am today arrival.
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Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Neckar
Sandy Stock
Moltke
Nantucket
Maritime Passenger List From June Sailing Schedule
A fragmentary OCR style listing shows vessels, routes, and ports including La Lorraine Havre Italian Prince Argentina Batavia Naples Bremen Nil, City of Savannah Savannah Prins der Nederlanden Vigilandia Nassau Monroe Norfolk Corona Liverpool Cunard Deutschland Philadelphia Southampton American Finland Azores White Star Philadelphia La Guayra G de Larrinaga Argentina Barber Havana Wartile Cherokee Turks Island Clyde Pring Joachim Jamaica Heretic Para Booth Manchester Exchange Argentina Zeeland Antwerp Minnetonka London Trans Prinses Irene Naples Lloyd Celtic Liverpool White Star Russia Rotterdam Ruse California Glasgow Anne Chicago Havre Fresich Comanche Jacksonville Clyde Lexington.
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Natis
la Lorraine
Havre
Altai
Inagua
Mexico
Havana
Ward
Argentina
Batavia
Naples
Bremen
Lloyd
Slavonia
Virginia
Lloyd Ytalian
Jacksonville
Iyde
City of Savannah
Savannah
Tennyson
Rio de
Hamle
Philadelphia
Southampton
American
Finland
Azores
White Star
la Guayra
Red PD
G. de Larrinaga
Barber
Wartile
Clyde
Pring Joachim
Jamaica
Hamt
Heretic
Para
Booth
Manchester Exchange
Norton
Otseskee
Zeeland
Antwerp
Lloyd Celtic
Liverpool
Russia
Rotterdam
Ruse
California
Glasgow
Anne Aed
Chicago
Fresich
Stevens to Join Great Northern for Six Weeks Study
St Paul June 2 President L W Hill of the Great Northern Railway announced that John F Stevens former first vice president of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad would join the Great Northern for about six weeks to inspect waterpower in Montana and Washington and study other engineering questions. He will not relocate or open offices in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Road
St. Paul
Business Boom in West Says Central Chief
W C Brown president of the New York Central returned from the West reporting merchants in Nebraska Iowa and Missouri see better business conditions. He said railroads can handle rising traffic and that May car loads were up 297 634 from last year helped by steel revival at Pittsburg and Lake Erie. Executive committee met in absence of a quorum to conduct routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Brown
New York Central
West
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Mr. Brown
Great Lakes
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Rock Island Frisco approves merchants' rate to New York
The Rock Island Frisco System has authorized merchants' rates to New York City from Western Passenger Association territory. A fare of one and a half times the single fare will apply round trip under the certificate plan. Valid July 8 to 11, July 17 to 31, July 31 to August 3, and August 12 to 15 with a 30 day return limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association
Rock Island Frisco System
New York City
Western Passenger Association
Fire on Marine of Phoenix Line at Hoboken Pier
Fire erupted aboard the iron freight steamer Marine at the Phoenix Line pier in Hoboken at 4 yesterday morning. Firemen took five hours to control the blaze, with a loss estimated at 18000 dollars. The ship carried 122 horses and 1.7 crates of birds. all livestock were rescued. Smoke hampered efforts and a hose burst, spraying acetic acid fumes that briefly overpowered two firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine
Phoenix Line
7Th Street
Hoboken
Antwerp
Brown
Transpacific Mails And Steamship Schedules From 1900s
The list details multiple ships and routes with 6:30 pm departures from Seattle to destinations including Hawaii Japan Corea China and the Philippine Islands and onward to Australia New Zealand and the Pacific islands. It notes connections via San Francisco Tacoma Vancouver Seattle and other ports with dates in June and mentions vessels like Aki Maru and Empress of India.
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New York
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine
Isla
Seattle
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Aee
Siberia
San Fra
Tacoma
Aia Gsr
Nimgchow
Pine Islands
Australia
West
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Vancouver
Victoria
B. c
Mamore A. Cae
Dnc Ncnine
Essa Eias
Minnesota
Empress of India
New Zealand
Westy
Mariposa
Shipping News Item From a Historical Port Report
Shipping news lists arrivals and movements of numerous steamers to and from Havana, Port Antonio, Cienfuegos, Matanzas, and New York ports with passenger counts, cargoes, and quaratine notes. Vessels include Advance Mowbray Cristobal, Northman Hamilton, Caronia Don, and Oceanic Haddock, detailing dates May and June, passengers, mails, and ore or fruit cargoes.
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Bar
Adra
Beavan
Huelva
Bowring & Co
Havana
Knight
New York & Cuba Mail Ss Co
Caronia
Don
Liverpool M
Queenstown
Cunard Ss Co. Ltd
Moise
Par
Athinas
Thenphilatos
Pireus
Kalamata
Patras
Algiers
Maitsas
Old Dominion Ss Co
Oceanic
Haddock
Southampton
Cherbourg
White Star Line
Mise
Yale
Grove
Boston
Metro—politan Se
Sandy Hook
Streath Sea
Passenger ship movements list and port routes
Extensive shipping bulletin notes arrivals and voyages of many vessels including Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, Kronprinzessin Cecilie, and Kronprinzessin Cectile among others. Entries cover New York departures and arrivals via Cherbourg Plymouth Suez Aden Yokohama Shanghai and many other ports. A note invites readers to consult the Tribune Summer Resort number for vacation guidance.
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Glasgow
Furnessia
New York
Moville
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Marseilles
Madonna
Naples
Calais
Paul Patx
Calcutta
Rotenfels
Ger
Aden
Bombay
Fremantle
Altona Ger
St Vincent
St Patrick
Hong Kong
Shanghai Sty
Toronto
Prd
Gravesend
Port Said
Cuyahoga
Rotterman Norfolk
Santos
Corsican Prince
Pernambuco
Macelo
Ete Suez
Indrasamba
Yokohama
Boston
Provincia
Southampton
Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Teutonic
Queenstown
Penang
Indramayo
Etc
Shimonoseki
Indrant
Palaces
San Ignacio de Loyola
Span
York
Kronprinzessin Cectile
Colombo
Reverie Bry
Madero
Massina
Prlerme
Clara
Anst
Trieste
Aspromonte «Ital
Genoa
New New
Metropolitan Street Railway Reports Higher Quarterly Net Earnings
Metropolitan Street Railway receivers Adrian H. Joline and Douglas Robinson report for the quarter ended March 31 a net operating gain of 891 400 on 2 036 163 expenses, with gross income near 1 000 000 and a quarterly surplus of 24 44. Despite removing the 159th Street Crosstown and Second Avenue lines, the year over year figures show a stronger surface line performance and a doubled gross income. The quarter includes 130 625 interest, 229 48 taxes, and rentals of 480 764, down from prior year. The Tribune notes the upcoming Summer Resort number due June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian H. Joline
Douglas Robinson
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
159Th Street Crosstown
Second Avenue
Serge suits and hats at Warren Street store
We offer quality serge suits non cockling with Oxford gray blue and black options. Fancy worsteds priced 18 to 40 dollars. Arrow collars Tremont two for 25 cents. Sole agents for Victor Jay London hats and yacht crew outfits at 258 Warren St 847 13th St 34th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
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F.A. Heinze
Copper
Marine Intelligence
Wireless Reports
Prings
Galveston
Sr Paul Southampton
American Queenstown
Edric
Wilson Idaho
Hull Mailler
Colorado
Jalveston
Stevens
Great Northern
President Brown
Rock Island
Phonix
Denver
Mallory
City of Columbus
Savanna
Shipping News
Port of New York
St Fillans
Moss Point
Miss
Annetta
Port Antonio
Olinda
Nuevitas
Huron
Charleston
Guiana
St Thomas
Alice
Monroe
Norfolk
Oklahoma
Lampases
Mobile
San Marcos
Galvest Momus
New Orleans
Campania
Majestie
Boulogne
Rotterdan
Sagres
Lombardia
Itali
St Michae Tyne
Sarnio Ital
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
Lyric & Gs
Mats
George Fawcett
John Ganton
Wed & Bat
Daly’s
the Glimax
Lew Fields
Jefferson de Angelis Herald
JAS. T. Powers
West End
Scion
Warfield
Marlowe
Wee Mee
Mississippi
Wallack
Bbeiaasco
Tuxvesan Marsa
Franges
Starr Belasuu
St.nr
Eugene Walter
Hanes
ASTOR
Metineas
Seis’ WM
Hodge
Man
Joe Weber
Harvard Maude Adams
Garrick
Ey, WM. Collier
Rico
Ickenbocker
Canvy Shop
Lyceum
Edway
Hudson the
Empire Theatre
Arles Frohman
Charles Wiv
Mary van Ber Miesay Daniel
Molluss Pond
Wynd
En Vores
Gypsy Mystie
Aeskk Fotufune
Metropolitan Street Railway
Victor Jay
Racers Pier & Company
Basswood Satien i
E. & W. Red-Man
Tems
ONGER
Iam Aerial Gardens
NGY Seingy
Mat
Marie Dressler
Sci Ov
Sie Som
E. Dodson
Jardin de Paris
Theatri
N. Y
Rman & F. R. New Revue Follies
Madison Square Garden
Dreamland
Luna Park Coney Island
Pauline
Clayton White
Marie Stuart
Tschernoeft
Harrison, Howard & Hew
Alhambra
Eva
Montgomery & Ammerstein’ S
Rice & P
Blaney
Lincoln SQ
Say
Brooklyn
Chants Ave
Pars Row Williamsburg Bridge
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