Tammany Aids Hearst Drive Looms In City Politics
Indications grow that Tammany Hall led by Charles F Murphy will support William R Hearst for Governor at the State Convention. A trusted Hearst messenger visited Goos Ground, Murphy traveled to town, and Murphy allies pushed a coup strengthening his control of the Tammany committees. The outcome could shift New York County and affect Mayor McClellan, patronage, and the party’s electorial prospects.
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Tammany Hall
Charlies F. Murphy
William R Hearst
Murphy
Hearst
Goos Ground
Mr. Murphy
Tammany
Kings County
Cassidy
Queens
Buffalo Democratic
McClellan
City Hall
O’brien
Sullivans
Wall Street
Boas
New York County
Washington
Tamign Treasury
Tamany Hall
Interborough Rapid Transit Declares Quarterly Dividend
The Interborough Rapid Transit Company directors announced a quarterly dividend of 24 percent on capital stock, slightly up from the prior payment. About 3 percent of the $35 million stock has not been exchanged for collateral trust bonds issued by Interborough Metropolitan, effectively placing the stock on a 9 percent annual dividend. The total payout matches the interest on $70 million in bonds.
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Interborough “‘Rapid Transit Company
Interborough
Interborough Metropolitan Company
Interborough Rapid Transit
Wasatch and Jordan Valley Railroad Company Bankrupt
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday in the United States District Court against the Wasatch and Jordan Valley Railroad Company, with offices at 156 Broadway. Three creditors Max Kaskell, Max Lindenbaum and William Gleine claim ownership of 100 shares each. They allege the company permitted Russell Sage Raphael to obtain a $1,680,076 judgment in the Southern District of New York and that the company admitted insolvency on May 31, 1906. James Martin, 229 Broadway, is petitioners’ attorney.
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United States District Court
Wasatch & Jordan Valley Railroad Company
No. 156
Broadway
Max Kaskell
Max Lindenbaum
William Gleine
Russell Sage Raphael
United States Circuit Court of the Southern District of
New York
Charles W. Schofield
James Martin
No. 229
Chicago Traction Incorporation Advances in Reorganization
Progress in forming the Chicago Railways Company to take over traction lines after abandoning Unified Chicago Railway. F H Rawson elected president, Henry A Blair vice president. A 10 000 dollar nominal capital will be expanded as needed. Stock held in trust by Wickersham and Krauthoff as reorganization proceeds. Gurley authorized to negotiate with city officials.
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Chicago Traction
Chicago Railway Company
Chicago Railways Company
Illinois
F. H. Rawson
North Chicago and
West Chicago Street Railway
Henry A. Blair
North and West Companies
George W. Wickersham
L. C. Krauthoff
Chicago
W. W. Gurley
House Committee Advances Fowler Bill on National Bank Notes
The House Banking and Currency Committee ordered a favorable report on the Fowler bill allowing any national bank with Controller approval to issue notes up to 50 percent of its paid up unimpaired capital without depositing U S bonds as security.
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Washington
House Committee On Banking and Currency Today
United States
Treasury
Perkins Case Appeal Filed Over 1904 Political Contribution
Albany June 6 The appeal to determine if George W. Perkins as chairman of New York Life Insurance Company finance committee committed a crime in paying a political contribution to the Republican National Committee in 1904 has been filed with the Court of Appeals. The Appellate Division previously ruled no crime. It is unclear if the appeal will be argued this term.
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Albany
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
Republican National Committee
Court of Appeals
Perkins
Classified Situations Wanted Ads Mix in New York Area
Various job seekers seek secretary tutor clerk stenographer driver and other positions. Listings include comp anion governess chauffer carpenter and more with names and addresses in Brooklyn Manhattan and New Haven areas.
Testimonial Dinner Planned for Circus Man Tody Hamilton
A meeting at the Hotel Astor planned a fall testimonial dinner for Tody Hamilton the famous circus man. 350 letters promising cooperation have already arrived. John A Hennessy presided and appointed chairmen for circus and theatrical agents newspaper correspondents and other committees. Aiming for a thousand attendees and a purse of at least $10 000.
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Hotel Astor
Tody" Hamilton
England
John A. Hennessy
New York Press
James J. Brady
Wells Hawks
Charles George
Hamilton
Cleaning Carpets and Rugs by Compressed Air Method
The article highlights the heavy task of cleaning carpets and rugs each spring and fall. It promotes T. M. Stewart at 326 Seventh Avenue, an expert with over forty three years of experience, as a specialist in this cleaning method.
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T. M. Stewart
No. 326
Seventh Avenue
Sir Frederick Peel Dies in London at Age 83
Sir Frederick Peel, born 1823 and the second son of Sir Robert Peel, died in London. He studied at Harrow and Cambridge, served as Under Secretary of State for the Colonies and for War, was Secretary of the Treasury from 1850 to 1855, and in 1873 led the Railway Commission.
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London
Sir Frederick Peel
Ir Frederick
Sir Robert Peel
Harrow
Cambridge
Lord Russell
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Palmerston
Treasury
Railway Commission
Prince of Wales Leaves Madrid After Royal Wedding
The Prince and Princess of Wales with the Duke of Sparta Crown Prince of Greece and Prince Albrecht of Prussia depart Madrid by special train at 7 40 pm. King Alfonso and royal family bid them farewell at the station.
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Madrid
Prince
Princess of Wales
Duke of
Sparta
Greece
Albrecht
Prussia
Alfonso
June Sale Values in Babies Wear and Draperies
Condensed list highlights prices for babies wear including short dresses in multiple fabrics, slips, caps and hats, coats, and a June sale on draperies. The ad promotes trim hats and untrimmed dress shapes with discounted prices and mentions a wide assortment and attractive values for shoppers.
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Eagle Ave
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