Settlement talks on Chicago Traction bond plan proceed
Negotiations between Chicago Railways Company and Chicago Consolidated Traction bondholders resume in Chicago over a proposed settlement. Bondholders may accept a 4 percent income bond, while other legal questions delay full approval. Many old bondholders already favor the plan as discussions continue toward June 14.
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Pmceze Railways Company
Chicago Consolidated Peters
Teo City
Chicago
Nee
Chicago Railways
Public Agreement on Bond Sale and Rail Stock Retention
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Rail Company plans no new issue of bonds and will retain its holdings in Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway in an indefinite period. The circular notes that existing bonds will not be renewed and that no further shares will be allotted or transferred to other parties.
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Chicarc
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail Company
Paris
Tsena
Chicago, Milwaukee ,Sount Railway Company
Cir Company
Miwaukee
Puget Sound Rail
Tacauire
WanEX Mills Halt Time Due To Alternate Weeks
Notices say River Iron Works Company will shut down on alternate weeks beginning next week. The mills, located in New York, employ about five thousand workers under a patrol of $35. The cause cited is unspecified illness or curtailment measures affecting the Dulness of the getket te acsiere. Mr. Perden commented on several factors influencing the shutdown.
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Fat River Iron Works Company
New York
Miliagerivan Printire Company
Perden
D. Borden
GHT AND TRACTION CO merges to form regional utility group
A proposed merger plans GHT AND TRACTION CO to absorb utilities across Colorado New Mexico Wyoming and parts of Utah under a single holding. The deal contemplates issued common and cumulative preferred stock with significant regional utility companies named as potential members including Wash Sheridan Power Rawlins Hobart Albuquerque Las Vegas Transit and others.
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Tfélemi Light and Traction
Comfle Gust Beer
Ace Bate
Coma Wash
Sheridance and Power Company
Wye
Rawlins Electric Light
Rawlins
Wyo
Eectric Light
Coma
Cel
Hobart Light Company
Montrose
Ges
Electric Light and
Albuquerque
Alhuquerque
Las Vegas
Las Ve
Milling firm proposed in city with two million dollar capital
The International Incorporated plans a large mill in the city with a $2,000,000 capital and several smaller mills across the country. The trust is not indicted. A June jury session in the district court is described as independent, with police noting a court proceeding tied to the case.
Kittle Silent on Stand in Cotton Pool Inquiry
Charles A. Kittle of S. H. P Pell & Co brokers refused to answer most questions before the federal grand jury in the cotton bull pool probe. Judge Hand delayed action, with Larkin and Lindsay opposing immediate contempt or further proceedings. If held in contempt, Kittle’s lawyers may seek habeas corpus and urge Supreme Court review on the statute’s constitutionality.
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Charles A. Kittle
S. H. Ppell & Co
No. 45
Exchange Place
Federal Grand Jury
Judge Hand
United States District Court
Clark McKercher
United States Attorney General
Mr. Kittle
Adrian H. Larkin
John D. Lindsay
Lindsay
McKercher
Larkin
Kittle
Supreme Court
Bucket Shop Men Lose Appeal in Bucket Shop Case
Six men Thomas Campbell Marshall Parrish Humphrey Owens Harry Stumpf George Turner and Albert Ford were ordered removed to Washington for trial on conspiracy charges related to bucket shops. An immediate appeal to the U S Supreme Court followed. Bail of 2500 each was renewed. most defendants face trial in Washington while some extradition fights continue.
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Philadelphia
District of Columbia
Washington
McPherson
Supreme Court of the United States
Thomas Campbell
Marshall Parrish
Humphrey Owens
Harry Stumpf
George Turner
Albert Ford
Baltimore
Jersey City
New York
Packing Stock Suit Dismissed in Beirq Trust Rivalry Case
Justice Gerard dismissed Frederick Joseph versus Ferdinand Sulzberger of Schwarzschild Sulzberger Co for 13000 dollars over alleged failure to deliver stock. Joseph while a director agreed with E H Tilden to sell his stock and aid Tilden’s rival interests. Joseph later led the New York Butchers Dressed Beef Co, later controlled by National Packing Co, and Schwarzschild sues to recover alleged secret profits.
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Gerard
Frederick Joseph
Ferdinand Sulzberger
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company
Joseph
E. H. Tilden
National Packing Company
Tilden
New York Butchers’ Dressed Beef Company
Beef Trust
New York Supreme Court
National Pecking Company
United States Motor Company to add Dayton Motor to holdings
The United States Motor Company plans to acquire Dayton Motor Company, maker of Courier and Stoddard Dayton cars, with a plant valued at about 1.8 million. A stock-for-stock exchange is reported, as the group aims to boost total 1911 output to 50 000 to 60 000 cars. A June 15 stockholders meeting will consider raising capital from 16 000 to 9 000 to fund the acquisitions including Brush Runabout and Verda Motor companies.
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United States Motor Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
Dayton Motor Company
Derton Company
Courier
Stoddard-Dayton
Aho
United States Company
Dayton
Brush Runabout Company
Verda Motor Company
Rail group accused in interstate railroad conspiracy case
Justice Giegerich heard arguments on vacating subpoenas issued to several railroad officers and directors in a presumed combination involving Kanawha & Michigan Hocking Valley and Toledo & Ohio Central. The Erie Pennsylvania New York Central Chesapeake & Ohio and Baltimore & Ohio named in the alleged plan. Samuel Unternirer sought an injunction and a receiver to restrain stock voting and disposition pending court order. Judge reserved decision.
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Justice Giegerich
Cubpenss
Kanawha & Michigan
Hocking Valley
Toledo & Ohio Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Samuel Unternirer
Ohio
Max Harby
Students Light the Lamps in Kansas City
Kansas City's street lighting system employs twenty six young men from business colleges laws medical colleges and engineering schools. They earn 36 to 80 dollars monthly depending on lamps run with the largest salary quoted. This self supporting group funds their education while gaining practical training.
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Kansas City
Leges
Medical Colledents
Tkanese City Star
The Times Parliaments Gallery A Reporter’s Day In Wales
A detailed portrait of how The Times covers Parliament from its gallery seats. It describes the exclusive boxes, the three-person reporting team, and the chief’s governance, plus the tight schedule from 2:45 to after 1 a.m. as copy moves to Printing House Square. It also notes the reporters’ judgment in selecting which speeches to reproduce and how experience with the House guides accuracy.
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London Times
London Daily Mail
Times
the Times
House of Commons
Times” Corps
Daily Report
Times” Office
Stanlet
Printing House Square
Teaching the Deaf to Speak In Early Speech Training
In teaching the deaf to speak the first steps are sound only not words. Simple positions guide vocalization while teachers watch for clean articulation. The child feels vibrations at the chest and throat as districts are explained and practiced, using a feather to illustrate exhalation.
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Aler
Murrer
Robert A. Sanborn
Railroads Revenue and Earnings Figures for 1910
Compiled figures show activity across several rail networks. Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic totals, New York Ontario and Western revenues and taxes, Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul monthly earnings, and Kansas City Mexico and Crainect figures reflect gross earnings, operating expenses, and net earnings for periods in 1910 with year over year comparisons.
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Atlanta
Birmingham & Atlantic
Lescot
New York
Ontario & Western
Inter Ecutsids
Chicago
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Oper
Wheat Market Mixed as Government Report Sparks Debate
In Chicago trading June wheat showed inconclusive government findings fueling debate and little boost for sellers. Corn rose slightly, oats gained, and provisions edged higher. Cash delivery supported futures, with 355000 bushels bought since yesterday’s close and worries over No.1 Northern supply to mills lingering.
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Chicago
United States
Europe
Minneapolis
First Natural Gas Discovery in Europe Reported Hungary
The Kis Sarmas district of Klausenburg in Hungary reports the first major natural gas find in Europe. Gas seeps were noticed two years ago by shepherds, boreholes reached six hundred feet, and natural gas now flows from a pipe twenty feet above ground with a loud roar heard miles away. Experts estimate a strong flow rate.
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Europe
Kis-Sarmas
Klausenburg
Hungary
Ministry of Finance
Groun
Seway
Mundee Adverner
General Market Report 1910 Grain and Cotton Markets
New York June 9 1910 grain prices hardened after a moderate decline with wheat and corn showing net gains while oats and rye and barley remained steady. Cotton surged to the highest levels since the June bureau report with July and August contracts strong on covering. futures opened steady then rose with significant Wall Street buying. Local grain and cotton prices featured mixed futures, notable export and Liverpool activity, and firming in several commodities amid cautious buying.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Mores
R. Loge. F
Wall Street
Mose Dar
Issi
Qeigher
Gulf
Country Produce Markets. Beans and Peas Prices Mixed
New York June 9 1916 market notes show white beans steady with firm tone while red kidney beans and Scotch peas rise. Cheese and dairy prices mixed. creamery steady but plentiful supply. Fresh eggs and poultry in variable demand. peaches strawberries and citrus show varying quality. Overall, market activity remains cautious with prices uneven across items.
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New York
Red Kidney
Lima
California
Cattle and Hog Market Report From June Trade
Chicago and East Buffalo show mixed cattle prices with steers 6 to 10 higher, hogs steady to 10 cents up, lambs strong, stockers and feeders active. Regional notes include Western and Southern receipts with varied price ranges across beef, pork, and lamb trades.
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Chicago
Kansas
East Buffalo
New York Livestock Prices June 9 191%
Livestock market report from New York shows beef cattle receipts around 5 cars, steady tone with moderate demand for dressed beef at about 9 1 2 cents per pound. Calves and lambs supply high, prices firm to higher for calves and strong for veals. sheep and lambs receipts 19 ½ cars with active market and all sold. Hog receipts 14 ½ cars with no sales logged, demand steady.
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Express
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Pennsylvania
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Missouri
Cabbar Faryland
Virginia
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Umbers
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Lima Pans
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New York
S. Judd & Co
J. G. Curtis 2 Son
Jelliffe, Wright & Co
Maryland
Hoath
Erns Commission Company
Tobin & Shannon
Newton & Co
Virginia Lambs
Shippers’ Commission Company
Foreign markets report broad price levels in London and Antwerp
Liverpool and London pricing show dull spot wheat with steady futures for July and October, corn ease on old American mix, flour and fats priced, and beef pork bacon lard and cheese quotes across Western markets. Antwerp lists petroleum and petroleums with franc pricing.
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London
Pacific Coast
India
Cumberland
Tees
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