Milliken Brothers Plan Could Neaten Creditors Plan
The Milliken Brothers creditors' committee outlines a temporary rehabilitation plan approved by five sevenths of creditors and most stockholders. Voting trustees would take over from receivers. fabricating plant to operate while the steel mill stays idle. Unsecured claims total 3.714 million and secured claims 3 million. total liabilities about 5.935 million. Plan requires roughly 2 million extra funding. trustees, drawn from top financiers, may include Gates W. McGarrah and Gilbert G. Thorne, to steer operations until debts are paid. Public announcement to follow by law firm Joline Larkin & Rathbone.
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Milliken Brothers
Holt
United States District Court
Meganics
Gates W. McGerreh
Mechanics’ National Bank
William H. Wallace
William H. Wallace & c
Gilbert G. Thorne
National Park Bank of New York
A. A. Fowler
Rogers, Brown & Co
Dintinnati and
New York
MfcGarrah
Joline
Larkin & Rathbone
No. 64
Wall Street
Oakes, van Ampinge & Schurz
No. 42
Mariner's Harbor
Staten Island
Werkine Canital
Trials of wireless telephone reach seas distance at sea
Wireless telephone tests by Lieutenants Jeance and Colin nevy connected the Condé carrier at sea with shore stations over 110 kilometres. Reported results were extremely gratifying showing successful distant communication. The trial marks a milestone in naval communications.
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Towler
Jeance
Colin Nevy
Condé
Staon
Majlesty
TWO MIDDIES MARRY IN ANNAPOLIS AFTER GRADUATION
Two midshipmen who just graduated wed before new Navy rules took effect. George A. Trevor of White Water Wisconsin and Arthur Barney of Kearney Nebraska married in Annapolis homes. Trevor wed Elizabeth McMillen within an hour of graduation earning the class banner. Barney wed Leta Haskell of Augusta Maine at Burnside near Annapolis.
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Tribune
Annapolis
Navy Department
George A. Trevor
White Water
Wis
Arthur
Barney
Kearney
Neb
Trevor
Elizabeth McMillen
Friends
G. A. Trevor
Leta Haskell
Augusta
H. H. Clark
Naval Academy
Burnside
W. H. Burns
Hugh R. van de Boe
Mary Ellen Scott
van de Boe
Cleveland
Chauffeur Aids Them After Broadway Collision
Mrs. Jacob Zimmermann and her twelve year old daughter Frances were struck on Broadway at 169th street by a red touring car driven by Joseph Paret of Pacific Place. They suffered contusions and fractures but are not in danger. Paret was arrested for assault. the car is owned by Florence M. Pope of West 57th Street.
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Jacob Zimmermann
Lorington No. 1 Weat 70Th Street
Frances
Broadway
169Th Street
Joseph Paret
Pacific Place
Paret
West 152d Street
Ward
Florence M. Pope
West 57Th Street
Auto Crash on Jackson Boulevard Bridge Injures Four
A car driven by G. S. Wegener of Oak Park swung onto the Jackson Boulevard Bridge during its swing to let a boat pass. Wegener lost control and the vehicle struck a steel girder at the east end, throwing the occupants to the street. All four were injured and taken to St. Luke's Hospital: Miss Mary Quinn Oak Park H A Russell Los Angeles and Mrs G S Wegener.
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The
Tribune
Chicago
Jackson Boulevard
G. S. Wegener
Oak Park
Wegener
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mr. Wegener
Mary Quinn
H. A. Russell
Los Angeles
Ship Owners to Unite International Federation Proposed
The Times reports a new effort to form an international federation of ship owners amid recurring dock labor disputes. A London meeting gathered delegates from Scandinavian, Russian, German, French, Belgian and Dutch groups to draft rules for submission at a future gathering. By month’s end the organization aims to address a prevailing international agreement among sailors unions.
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London
The
Times
Seomen’s
Dockers
Fourteen Leaders in Three I Deal Questioned in Court
In Chicago June 4 the Municipal Court ordered Joy Morton Theodore Shonts Robert Mather and William Brown to answer forty six questions within thirty days regarding the Three I railroad purchase and sale to the Lake Shore. Otto Gresham’s suit seeks 100000 for services alleged by John S Cooper's estate.
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The
Tribune
Chicago
Theodore P. Shonts
Joy Morton
Robert Mather
William ©. Brown
I” Railroad
Lake Shore
Morton
Dicker
Otto Gresham
John 8. Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Messrs. Shonts
Morton, Mather and Brown
Mather
Brown
Paul Morton
Incendiary Barns Blamed in Rochester Fire Rages
A June 4 fire on General Elwell Otis estate in Rochester destroyed barns and a UC 8 A structure near the city line. The incident is described as an alleged incendiary act with a $10,000 value cited in early report. Ad covers Salada Tea promotion.
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Elwell
Otis
Rochester
Customs Force Shift at Port Promotes Younger Leaders
Deputy Surveyor John M. Bishop, long in charge of baggage examination for steamers, is moved from the third division by Treasury orders as part of a service wide reshuffle. COLLECTOR Loeb and Surveyor Clarkson defend the change as a step to place younger men in key roles, with Bishop joining a less important division.
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John M. Bishop
Surveyor’s Department
Treasury Department
Washington
Bishop
Custom House
Loeb
Clarkson
France
James
Roosevelt
Post Office Department
Customs Service
Cloyes
William C. Cloyes
Mr. Bishop
Matthew M. Coneys
Ith
Coneys
Alexander McKeon
Fifteen Italians Arrested in Secret Service Counterfeit Bust
Secret Service and Italian bureau officers raided venues across the city arresting fourteen Italians on suspicious persons charges tied to a counterfeiting operation. Among those seized were Ignazio Provenciano and Salvatore Agliatoro, with warrants and a rubber stamp for forging $2 bills seized in the raid, as police report a wider plant uncovered near Wilton and Kingston.
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Secret Service
No. 192
Chrystie Street
Flynn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Newark
Hackensack
Connecticut
Carrao
Jim
Black Hand
Ignazio Provenciano
Allen Street
la Grua
Salvatore Agliatoro
7Th Street
Salvatore Cuccio
Spring Street
Angelo Mannani
1St Street
Antonio Salvato
Prince Street
Ignazio Cela
Joseph Princevalli
Henry Street
Brooklyn
Guiseppe Ventura
Promenciano
Vincenzo Cattaglia
East 13Th Street
Cattaglia
Toole
Oak Street
Cherry Street
Wilton
Conn
New York
Brewster and
Klinke
Kingston
Albany
Upstate
Brewster
United States
Shields
Bronx Boy Shocked by 550 Volts Tragedy
Walter Schenting eleven of 2132 Southern Boulevard Bronx and William McNait a year older of 2138 Southern Boulevard found copper wire in a vacant Webster avenue lot. When the younger boy touched a trolley wire 559 volts passed through him causing severe burns. A motorman pulled him free as current cut off. He was taken to Fordham Hospital in serious condition.
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Walter Schenting
Southern Boulevard
The
Bronx
William McNait
Webster Avenue
Schenting
Fordham Hospital
Steel men must sign pledge after Frick rebukes intoxication
Henry Frick met with Pittsburgh steel leaders after seeing an aged former worker arrive at Carnegie Steel intoxicated. They drafted a temperance pledge ensuring all prospective hires and about sixty thousand current workers in the city sign to abstain from intoxicants.
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Tribune J
Pittsburg
Henry ©. Frick
Frick
Carnegie Steel Company
Mr. Frick
Four New Millionaires From Morrison Will
London reports the will of Charles Morrison, dead near Reading, leaving an estate estimated at 50.6 to 75 million dollars. Four relatives become millionaires, including a brother, a sister, and two nephews, while two nieces receive 317 500 each and thirty nine other relatives average 50 000. About 9 million will go to government duties on death and succession.
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London
Charles Morrison
Reading
Cecil Rhodes
Morrison
Miss Fuller Engages Male Dancer Chute at Boston Opera House
Panul Jones Chute, famed for trousers criticism, becomes leading male dancer with a three year contract to Miss Lole Fuller at the Boston Opera House. He is celebrated in Boston Newport and New York for solo dances at social events.
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the Tribune
Boston
Panul Jones Chute
Lole Fuller
Boston Opera House
Vote Set For June 26 On Tariff Bill In Senate
Republican leaders seek unanimous consent for a final tariff vote on June 26 with Democrats largely agreeing except Newlands. Opposition from progressives on cotton and wool schedules may delay. leaders hope final enactment by July 3 as adjournment nears. House doubts a week suffices for conference.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Chamber
Newlands
Nevada
la Follette
Dolliver
Aldrich
Senate
House
Fears for 300 Men From Overdue Bonavista Bay Schooners
Shipowners and relatives fear for 300 crew members aboard twenty fishing schooners overdue at St. John s Newfoundland from Bonavista Bay after a week. A gale lashed the coast Wednesday night into Thursday morning, with ice and storms blocking sea lanes. Schooners may be sheltering in remote bays and inlets along the coast.
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St. John's
N. F
Bonavista Bay
Six Whalers Rescued Off Canary Islands
The steamer Admiral landed six crew members from the American whaling brig Sullivan of New Bedford after a six day drift in fog. The Sullivan had sailed from New Bedford in March and sent a boat crew missing seventy miles off Great Fish Bay on the West African coast. The rescued men, led by third mate Antone Penna, were all Cape Verde natives.
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Teneriffe
Canary Islands
Sullivan
New Bedford
Mass
Great Fish Bay
Antone Penna
Cape Verde Islands
Stevens Castle to be turned over to Stevens Institute
President Humphreys announced at commencement that Stevens Institute has an option on the Castle Point grounds Hoboken overlooking the Hudson. Richard Stevens said the castle and surrounding property will likely go to the institute, though transfer may take a year or more. The castle is occupied by Edwin A. Stevens.
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Stevens Castle
Castle Point
Hoboken
Stevens Institute
Alexander CC. Humphreys
Institute
Humphreys
Hudson
Richard Stevens
Edwin A. Stevens
Girl Burns in Church Fire During Procession
A candle from a St James Catholic Church procession set fire to Doris Maloney ten, causing severe burns. She was rushed to a hospital in critical condition as bystanders and priests acted quickly to smother the flames and prevent a worse disaster.
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Haverhill
Mass
St. James's Catholic Church
Doris Maloney
Cricketer Bonbright Drowns in Atlantic City
William Parker Bonbright of Haverford Pennsylvania a Harvard and Merion Cricket Club member and Russell and Irvin employee drowned while bathing in Atlantic City on June 4. He had taken a day off for a vacation and was in good health at the time.
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Atlantic City
William Parker Bonbright
Haverford
Penn
Bonbright
Haverford College
Harvard
Russell & Irvin
New Britain
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Typhoid Inoculation for Soldiers in Omaha Experiment
United States army to become Typhoid immune if Omaha trials succeed. Nine Fort Omaha medical corps volunteers will receive inoculation next week with the anti typhoid serum and, if effective, the entire army will be treated.
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the Tribune
Omaha
United States Army
Fort Omaha
Aldrich Defends Cotton Schedule Amid Tariff Debate
Senator Aldrich defended the Finance Committee amendments to the cotton schedule of the tariff bill before 64 senators. He argued changes affect only 19 percent of items, explain misinterpretations, and urge Republicans and Democrats to protect Southern industry. He cited Parkhill and others to rebut La Follette and noted potential gains from restoring rates while warning of Japanese competition.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Senate
Dingley
Supreme Court
Culberson
la Follette
Nelson
Mr. Aldrich
Mr. la Follette
W. H. Parkhill
Board of General Appraisers
Parkhill
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Milliken Bros
Ban Vechten Olcott
William L. Ward
Heckscher
United States Red Court
Youngstown
Pereans
Youngstown, C
Thesylvania Railroad
Galily
Maine
William C. Thompson
Round Pond
Astor House
Hudson Street Hospital
James Doran
Thompson
Policeman McMurray
General Otis
H. C. Frick
Miss Fuller
Mr. Chute
Pear
St. John’s
Hoboken Institute
Veil
Cotter
Senate Committee On Finance
Marion DE Vries
Board of General
Ce Ae
W. FE. Parkhill
Congress
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