Sugar Refining suit ends in cash settlements
A Pennsylvania Sugar case against American Sugar Refining Co. concludes with a proposed 755,000 cash payment plus return of securities and canceled loans. The deal also involves Adolph Segal bonds and Majestic apartments notes. Court approvals and ratification are pending in Pennsylvania, with prior settlements noted this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania Court
Adolph Segal
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Company
Majestic
C. R. Heicke
New Jersey
Court of Errors of
Pennsylivania
Pennsylvania
United States District Court
John W. Hutchinson
Holt
John G. Milburn
American Company
Need for Queens Line Faces Divided Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission split over granting the South Shore Traction Company a franchise to build a trolley line across Queens and over the Queensbury Bridge to Manhattan. Commissioner McCarroll advocates approval, calling the line urgent and the terms fair, while Maltise Eustis Barrett oppose and Willcox abstains. Ex Senator Lexow, counsel for the company, said objections could be rectified.
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Public Service Commission
Board of Estimate
South Shore Traction Company
Queens
Queensbury Bridge
Manhattan
Maltise
Eustis
Barrett
Mearro
Willcox
McCarroll
Clarence Lexow
Eaia
Whitridge Plans Reorganization For Third Avenue Line
Frederick W. Whitridge, receiver for Third Avenue Railroad, met with Public Service Commission Chair Willcox to discuss a Whitridge led plan for reorganization independent of bondholders. The plan reportedly adds the Seth Street crosstown line from Central Park North East River Railroad, an asset with courts weighing transfer agreements and bondholder consent concerns. The Central Park North East River Railroad holds 90 stock and 1,200 pounds in debt, with Metropolitan Street Railway sharing 30.40 stock and likely opposing the transfer. James N. Wallace of Central Trust said no definite agreement has been reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Whitrides
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Willcox
Public Service Commission
Third Avenue
Mr. Whitridge
Drants
Public Service
Whitridge
Seth Street
Central Park, North @ East River Railroad Company
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Metropolitan Systems
Withoveh
James N. Wallace
Central Trust Company
Committee of Boundholders
Justice Blackmar frees ex Judge Huard in sanity proceeding
Supreme Court Justice Blackmar of Brooklyn discharged ex Judge William H. Huard Jr as committee of the estate of William Ward Vanlerwise, once declared insane. Vanderbilt estate valued at 29 500 with 12 92263 in costs. no personal property to fund proceedings. no court order to sell real estate pending.
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Justice Blackmar
Supreme Cort
Brooklyn
William
Huard, Jr
William Ward van Ler- Wit
Mary Ann Bearneil-Pepper
Minerva Vanderbilt
Bard
Vanderbilt
Urd
Luis Wile
Zionist convention to meet at Cooper Union and Terrace Garden
The twelfth annual Federation of American Zionists convenes June 12 to 15 at Cooper Union and Terrace Garden with speakers E W Lewin Epste in H Aronson and Max L Margolis. They discuss Palestine colonists, Hebrew daily life, land progress, Zionist exiles, and Jewish immigration under Turkish policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Lewin-Epstein
H. Aronson
Max L. Margolis
Federation of American Zionists
Cooper Union
Terrace Garden
Mr. Lewin-Epstein
Palestine
Professor Aronson
Palestine Land Development Company
Joseph Jasin
Federation
Otto Warburg
Germany
Jewish Colonial Trust
London and
Jasin
Max J. Margolis
Margolis
United States
Union College
Cincinnati
University of California
Ldropsie College
Philadelphia
Ss8th Street
Lexington
Praises Hero of 65 John Kelly on Williamsburg Bridge
John Kelly a 65 year old blacksmith helper at the Williamsburg Bridge is lauded for diving from a shop window to rescue a nine year old boy from drowning. Mayor McClellan commends his courage and presence of mind, noting extraordinary valor for a man his age and hinting at a Carnegie Medal possibility.
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John Kelly
East 22G Street
Williamsburg Bridge
Osler
McClellan
Kelly
South Sth
South 46Th Streets
Stevenson
Kingsley Martin
Bridge Department
Mayer
Department of Bridges
Stacksmith's
Williamsburg
City of
New York
New Lights for Central Park to Replace Gas Lamps
Central Park will be lit with four teen hundred electric lamps replacing six hundred old gasoline lamps. Park Commissioner Smith said the lamps will include artistic posts and illuminate dangerous crossings. About $2.60 will be spent to install them.
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Central Park
Smith
Municipal Art Commission
Riverside Drive
Riverside Park
Souvenir of Coast Route Booklet by Northern Pacific
A souvenir booklet issued by the Chicago Association of Commerce outlines the Northern Pacific Railway route from Chicago to Seattle. It features halftone illustrations and details for visitors to the Pacific Alaska Yukon exposition, tracing Lewis and Clark’s path through plains, mountains, and river valleys to Puget Sound.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Chicago
Seattle
Chicago Association of Commerce
Pacific
Northern Pacific
Lewis and Clark
Northwest
Glack Fork
Columbia River
Spokane River
Pasco
Cascade Range
Puget Sound
Widow Appeals for Help as She Struggles to Support Daughters
A nearly blind widow of six years at her current address supports two young girls after her husband died of tuberculosis. She now faces inflammatory rheumatism, limiting her work to rough jobs like office cleaning. The Charity Organization Society seeks 18 to cover six months of earnings, or the family may be separated. Contributions may be sent to No 6 East 10th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Organization Society
Fast Itd Street
Heated Hearing on New Building Code Sparks Colorful Exchange
The Board of Aldermen committee on buildings faced a fierce wrangle as critics attacked the revised code’s fireproofing rules. Architects builders and real estate interests pressed for concrete and reinforced concrete while charging hollow brick provisions threaten safety and cost. The dispute echoed through a crowded chamber with threats of further hearings on Friday at 2 PM and calls for charter amendments to empower the committee.
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Revision Commission
Committee On
Board of Aldermen
F. Shallcross
New York
Kenneally
Building Code Commission
Mr. Flagg
Alderman Doull
Charles H. Israels
New York Chanter
American Institute of Architects
Robert Garr
Thomas Hart
United States
Judge appeals for boy prisoner in General Sessions
Judge Warren W. Foster pleaded for Luke Brennan a Western Union messenger boy who pleaded guilty to stealing carpenter tools from Bernard Vorghick. Foster said the boy, without parents and raised in institutions, would become a menace if imprisoned, but could become a good man with charitable help as juror John R. Voorhis offered to take on his education.
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Luke Brennan
Western Union
Warren W. Foster
Bernard Vorghick
No. 205
Fast 16Th Street
Foster
John R. Voorhis
Transfer tax appraiser named in Kings County
John FE. Smith, secretary of the Kings County Republican General Committee, was appointed transfer tax appraiser yesterday by Controller Gans. A former newspaper man, he has held various political offices and is now a political secretary to Timothy L. Woodruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FE. Smith
Kings County
Republican General Committee
Gans
Mr. Smith
Timothy L. Woodruff
Wheat and corn hold steady amid harvest hopes in Missouri
Chicago traders weighed prospects of an early Missouri harvest as futures closed steady with wheat and oats firm and corn strong. May and July wheat deliveries traded around $1.14 to $1.19, while corn advanced on persistent buying. Hog prices rose, aided by light hog receipts and ample cash product sales, with gains of 12 to 22 cents.
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Chicago
Missouri
Argentina
Russia
Foster Charges Bring University of Chicago Professor to Basis of expulsion
Chicago June 9 The Rev Johnstone Myers reports eighty one Baptist preachers plan to vote next Monday to expel Professor George B Foster of the University of Chicago for alleged atheistic views. Charges cite his books The Function of Religion and The Finality of the Christian Religion, his University role, Unitarian ties, and alleged anti Baptist statements. Myers says votes exceed the required three fourths for removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Johnstone Myers
Baptist Conference
George B. Foster
University of Chicago
Foster
University of Chicago Divinity School
Baptist
Church of Jesus Christ
Baptist Ministers Union
Mr. Myers
Hudson Motor Boat Club Formed
The Hudson River Motor Boat Club received a certificate of incorporation in the Supreme Court. The club aims to be a social organization for motor boat owners and racers, encourage contests, protect boating privileges, advance the sport, and build a clubhouse anchorage and harbor with a national scope and a principal office on the Hudson River at list street.
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Hudson River Motor Boat Club
Supreme Court
Hudson River
List Street
Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac Summary
Maritime notes list sun set and moon rise times, high water at Sandy Hook and Hell Gate, with two vessels reported: The Mauratantia near Sandy Hook and Litonisa near Nantucket lightship. Expected dock times are around 7 40 am Friday and 5 40 am today respectively.
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Sandy Henk
Gov
Sandy Hook
Hells Gate Island
Hell Gate
Mauratantia
Litonisa
Baring
Nantucket
Fragmentary Vessel Schedule Across Oceans and Ports
Fragmented OCR reads like a naval voyage log listing multiple ships, ports, times, and routes. It mentions Havre La Provence Monterey Havana Desterro Martos Hamb Am United States Copenhagen Seand Am Moettke Naples Prince Albini Demonte Atlanti Neapolis Atlanta Savannah Jefferson Norfolk Portel Colombia Antilla Jacksontville Princess Anne Huron Cincinnati Hamburg Southampton Liverpool and other tentative stops with scattered times.
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Wilheim
Premen NG Lierd
la Provence
Havre
French
Monterey
Havana
Ward
Cam Um Desterro
Mart Os
Michester Exchange
Argentina
Norton
United States
Copenhagen
Moettke
Naples
Leo
Frincipe
Cincinnati
Hamburg
Hamb
T Paul
Southampton
Cestric
Liverpool
Transpacific Mails Sailed From New York Dates and Routes
A list of Pacific mail sailings from New York and Seattle dates. Vessels include Ningeliow, Minnesota, Cy See, Empress of India, Ma, Clan Macinni, Alamea, and Mariposa with destinations Japan Corea China Hawaii New Zealand Australia Philippines and more. Schedule shows June departures around 6:30 pm and various via routes through Tacoma Seattle San Francisco and Vancouver Victoria BC.
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Transpacific
New York
Japan
Orea
China
Tacoma
Ningeliow
Corea
Philippine Islands
Seattle
Minnesota
Hawaii
San Francisco
Australia
West
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Evita
Ceylon
Philippine
Empress of India
Phippine Islands
Manchuria
Cekew
Samoan Islands
Clan Macinni
Shipping News Brings Wide Array of Passenger and Cargo Movements
Dozens of steamers from Germany Italy Britain and Norway report arrivals at Gibraltar Hamburg and New York with hundreds of cabin and steerage passengers plus mails and merchandise. Notable vessels include Steamer Ruicher Behrens Massina San Giorgito and Teuronte among others. quarantine and bar arrivals noted with timings and ports of call.
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Ruicher
Ger
Behrens
Hamburg
Boulogne
Southampton
Bar
Kenig Albert
Foren
Genoa Way
Naples
Gibraltar
Oelrichs & Co
Moise
Bartolich
Triaste
Patras
Palermo
Ts Phelpe Rice & Co
Thomasen
Christiania
Christiansand
Finch
Edge & Co
Corfe Castle
Hoskins
London
Barter & Co
Saratoga
Downs
Havana
New York &Cuba Mall
House
Nor
Dedekam
Manzaniilo
Johnson
Boston
Ocean Steamship
Sarnia
Metener
Port and Prince
Colon
Greytown
Port Limon
Kingston
Inagua
Hamburg-American Line
Har
Delaware
Philadelphia
Clyde Steamhip Co
Maracas
Kirkby
Perth Amboy
Trinidad Shipping & Trading Co
Baliase
Teuronte
Rr. James
Cherbourg
Queenstown
White Star Line
Princess Anne Taplery
Newport News
Norfolk
of Dominiaon Steamship Company
Querantine
Sandy Hook
Transatlantic Ship Movements Include Hamburg to New York
A jumble of arrivals and sailings lists ships traveling from Liverpool and Genoa to New York via various routes, with ports including Hamburg Cherbourg Queenstown Yokohama and Gibraltar. Vessels named include Majestic Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and Savoia with multiple June itineraries and connections to European and American ports.
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Liverpool
Umpanta
New York
Queens
Wen
Hamburg
S—Volturne
Rotterdam
Adelaide
Altona
Ger
T Vinento
Fremantle H
Majestic
Cherbourg
Southampton
Havre
White Wings Ifr
Hristo Jane
Rio
Pernarmbaen
Ae Janeiro
Genoa
Ital
Damn+ Salaam
Tape Tean
Algea Hay
Queenstown
Armanta
Southam
Bri
Katear
Orinoco
Harner
Cherteirg
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Hiser
Ters
Tein
Fir
Savoia
York
Ile
Jone
Mars iGer
Gibraltar
Dacre Castle
Yokohama
Keston
Terence
Manchester
Summer suits and weather wear at Rocers Prer & Company
Cool cloudy days demand light woolens and medium fabrics for men. Suits range from eighteen to forty two dollars with vests optional. For rain, Stetson hats sell for three fifty to five dollars. Wool raincoats cost twenty to thirty five dollars. Pure linen Schlichten Ramie offers damp day protection. Three Broadway Stores at Warren Street, 13th Street, and 34th Street.
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SUGAR
Trust
South Shore
Willcoa
Tiard Avenue
W. W. Vanderbilt
Israel Friedlander
Joseph Friedlander
Hamilton
Ont
Constantinople
Ross F. Tucker
Ira H. Woolson
Columbia
CL. Norton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Martin Goldnitz
Goldnitz
Al-ermah Doull
Richard L. Humphreys
United States Geological Survey
Europe
John Dr. Moore
Humphreys
Dont
C Denr
Doull
Colgan
McCarren
Alderman Kenneally
Charles F. Murphy
Boy
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Hudson Motor Boat Club
Marine Intelligence
Italia
Eig
Vicenta
Cunard Trace den Abrae Sapies
Itelian Verona
Antonie Lapez
Cadiz
Louisiane
Alban Hamburg
la Velox Europa Naples
Antee
New Orleans
Mauretania Iiverpool
Cunard
Massilta Madetta Mus
Indrait Antwerp
Chicagity
Swansea
Hrolony
Merida
Hiavans
Alleghany Sasta Marta
Tamertha Heinburg
Titien Marhados
Lamp & Holt Traormings
iMern
Tyatie
Abry
Columbus
Satannah
Saranah Coma
Mallory Eit
Fes
Toma
Porto Rico
NY &Pr
Grenada
Trinidad
Hayti
Alliance
Cristobal
Panam
Atrato
Jamaica
RMS P
Kroonland
Antwerp
Red Star
Minnewaska
Glasgow
Florida
Lloyd Lab
Alamo
Galvesta
Mallori
City of Macon
Iaannah
Savannah
Hurof
Jacksonville
Clyde
Shipping News
Port of
Steamere Lusttanta
Ldiverpont
Oreanic
Anita
Nipe
Ametia
Port Antonio
Helfer
Campbellton
N B. Marina
Uranium
Manhatten
Tunis
Trompendera
St John
Afghanistan
Punta Arenas
Carral
Nicholas Cuneo
Stern Brothers
Oriental Rugs
QUEST
West Twenty-third Street
Stetson
Rocers Prer & Company
Broadway
Warren St
Ondawa
Earl & Wilson
Jewis & Goncer
Étd St
New
Dodson
Liberty
Frederk Thomps
Robert Hilliard
Jardin de Paris
Seles Ziegfeld
Follies
Nora Bayes
Broadway Thea
Blanche Ring
George Fawcett
John Gantell
Wasine iNet
the Blue Mouse
Mote Daly
Mats Jefferson de Angelis
T. Powers
Casino
Blaney
Belasco
Luna Park Coney Island
Dreamland
Amland
Ocean
Eden Musee
Cinematograph
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Pyegee
Empir Theatre
Charles Wyndham
Mary Moore
Ckerrocker
THE
Gandy Shop
Nework
Hudson Ssiercahel Ee
Gus Epwards
Clayton White
Alhambra
Marie Stuart Tschernof
Animals
Sat
Dally
al Leech
Rosebuds
Ammerstein
LAILY
WM. E. Annis
Rocer
la Belle
Americaine
Astor
Mats Wed & Sat
Scott WM
Hodge the
Man From
Joe Weber
Girl
Rector
Aoth
Mississippi
George Beban & CO
Pauline Frederic Bond & Freemont Benton
Avery & Hart, Chas. F. Semon
Society of the “Home For Incurables
Piet Memorial
George R. van de Water
Thomas L. James
William H. McElroy
Ladies’ Auxiliary Board
Anthony Dey
Frederic C Wagner
Montgomery & Clarkson
Israel C. Jones
D. Oo Mills
Preside