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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1909

Page

7

Illinois Central Buys Central of Georgia Railway

The deal transfers control of Central of Georgia to Illinois Central after years of Harriman influence. Cromwell and Castles acted for Harriman to sell for 0 a share totaling about £3,990,000. The purchase widens Cairo connections via two Ocean Steamship lines and triggers broad debate on Wall Street practices and regulation.

F. Hanson Central of Georgia Railway Company Illinois Central Railroad Company E. H. Harriman Illinois Central Ilinois Central J. T. Harahan West Central of Georgia Birmingham Ala Atlantic Omen Georgia Line William Nelson Cromwell John W. Castles Oakleigh Thorne Marsden J. Perry Richmond Terminal Reorganization Committee Harriman Thorne Perry The Cromwell Castles R. 5. Lovett Union Pacific Harriman Lines Georgia William Garrard Supreme Court Savannah Central and Manhattan Trust Companies New York Sevenneah Boston Ocean Steamship Company

Army and Navy Orders From The Tribune Bureau

Washington June 16 orders issued list Army officers reassigned to forts and duties including Macomb Connolly Malone Jones Butts Sigerfees Winston Helmick Richardson Merril Caldwell Davis Pond Duncan McCormack Burt and others Navy movements and ship movements many vessels listed along with ration and duty details moving to various stations and ports.

Tribune Bureau Washington Augustus C. Macomb 9Th Cavalry Fort Sheridan Patrick A. Connolly 26Th Infantry Fort Wayne Paul B. Malone 27Th Infantry Samuel G. Jones 11Th Cavalry Fort Leavenworth Governor's Island Edmund L. Butts 3D Infantry University of Minnesota Minneapolis Edward Sigerfees Sth Infantry Edward T Camp Douglas Thomas Duncan Coast Artillery Fort McDowell Samuel V. M'Claure Harvard School Tos Anarer Abraham 1 Loer Sth Orcer Presidio of San Francisco Willard H McOrmack Fth Cavalry Reynolds J. Burt 9Th Infantry

Turnstiles Defended by Brooklyn Rapid Transit Plan

The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company announces turnstiles will be installed on the mezzanine of the Brooklyn Bridge Manhattan terminal. If faulty, Public Service Commissioners can order changes, but the Bridge Commissioner permits installation. The system has worked well at Delancey Street, with one wide Park Row entrance for non rush hours.

Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company Brooklyn Bridge Manhattan Terminal Public Service Commissioners Brooklyn Rapid Transit Delancey Street Williamsburg Bridge Park Row Railroad Company Bridge Department Brooklyn Calderwood

Five Hurt In Wreck At Chimney Rock Crossing

An eastbound trolley from Somerville to Bound Brook collided with a stone train on the Central Railroad of New Jersey branch at Chimney Rock crossing. Five passengers were seriously injured, including Mrs. Paul T. Barne, Mrs. J. Wall, and John J. Smart of South Bound Brook. The wreck occurred after the conductor had switched signals to clear the crossing, moments before the collision.

Tribune Somerville N. J Public Service Corporation Bound Brook Chimney Rock Crossing Central Railroad of New Jersey Paul T. Barne J. Wall John J. Smart South Board Brook Somerset Hospital C. Muldowney Plainfield Theatre Murphy Plainfield Joseph Campbell J. J. Jones New Brunswick Campbell Jones Suez

James M. Trimble Dead in Montclair

James M. Trimble a prominent Essex County lawyer died Monday night in Montclair New Jersey aged sixty two The death message was kept secret to avoid marring his son Mary Weekes Trimble graduation at Princeton University Trimble had been a Democratic mayoral candidate for Montclair in 1906.

Montclair N. J James M. Trimble Essex County Weekes Trimble Princeton Uni- Young Trimbie Rufus Trimble Democratic Party

Mayor McClellan set to rule on Duffy case Saturday

Mayor McClellan returned to City Hall after four days at Princeton and noted Princeton's victory over Yale in baseball last Saturday. He examined witnesses in the Duffy case yesterday and said he expected to issue a decision on Saturday.

McClellan Princeton Yale Tex Duffy

Son of Congressman Faces Indeterminate Joliet Term

Danville Illinois June 16 A young man named George De Grace tells Judge Craig he is the son of Congressman George A. Pearce of Maryland. Convicted of burglary after robbing a clothing store he is sentenced to an indeterminate term at Joliet. He has wandered for years and stolen to buy food. The judge will seek Pearce's confirmation and may seek parole if the claim proves true.

Danville Craig George A. Pearce Maryland Joliet George de Grace

Anxiety Felt in Navy Yard Administration Change

Washington June 16 anxious reports say a secret board led by Rear Admirals Leutze and Swift with Captain Nicholson and Commander Page is pushing radical changes in navy yard regulations. Meyer faces criticism for missing naval constructors on the Leutze panel and hints point to restoring pre Newberry authority where the commandant holds yard control. A proposed design board could shift duties from construction to design amid ongoing Navy Department alarm over reforms.

Washington Leutze Swift Nicholson Page Washington Navy Yard Navy Sperry Board Secretary of the Navy Navy Yard Meyer Naval Constructors Newberry Leutze Board Navy Department Navy Regulations Naval General Board

Three Submarine Boats Launched at Fore River Yard

Three United States Navy submarines were launched at Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy Massachusetts. The boats, Grayling Bonita and Snapper, form part of a seven submarine flotilla with trials near Provincetown under Lieutenant Julius C Townsend. The Bonito and Snapper resemble the Octopus. lengths speeds tubes vary by vessel and sponsors include Mrs Townsend Miss Bowles and Miss Nicoll.

Quincy Mass United States Navy Fore River Shipbuilding Company Provincetown Julius C. Townsend Fore River Works J. ©. Townsend Townsend Katherine Bowles FT. Bowles

Repairs on the Maine Finished

Portsmouth New Hampshire June 16 The battleship Maine first of sixteen in North Atlantic squadron to complete overhaul sailed at noon today for rendezvous off Norfolk.

Choton Navy Yard New York Tompkineville Ajax Bosarolina Haffa Ohio North Carolina Halfa Alexandretta Iris Guam Honolulu Midway Chester Birmingham Salem Las Palmas Punchal Portsmouth N. H Maine Norfolk

Against Lloyds Albany Opinion Grants Dept Supervisory Power

Albany June 16 Attorney General O Malley advised State Superintendent of Insurance William H Hotchkiss that a last Legislature amendment giving the department power to take possession of insurer property also grants supervision over Lloyds associations and underwriters The opinion answered fifteen questions about various associations many accused of violating the law and asserted the Superintendent can compel obedience.

Albany O'Malley William H. Hotchkiss State Insurance Department Lloyds Insurance Department

Albany creates extraordinary Supreme Court term for tax cases

Albany announced that Governor has convened an extraordinary term of the Supreme Court in Erie County for July 12 to hear unpaid special franchise tax actions totaling about 41 million dollars. The new law shifts trials from referees to extraordinary terms and will handle proceedings by judicial district across the state.

Albany O'Malley Supreme Court Erie County the &Th Nstead

Six Special Dinner Sets Mark June Sale At Discount Prices

A June sale offers American porcelain dinner sets at 10 and 22 dollars, Austrian sets at 16.50, French sets from 17.50 to 25, with four hundred decorated plates 25c to 1 dollar. Also Colonial mahogany candlesticks, brass candlesticks with prisms, lamp shades in cretonne and madras, plus English quaint furniture pieces in two gallery sections of the new building.

Madras New Building

Six Grades of Upholstery Fabrics At Much Lower Price

Readable excerpt lists six fabric grades with substantial discounts, offering Jute Tapestries Silk Tapestries Cotton Tapestries Wool Tapestries Silk Damasks Silk Armores, and notes on furniture renovation options. Indicates Third Gallery, New Building.

Oriental Carpets Price Comparison Sale Listing

Comparison invites readers to price three grades of Oriental carpets. Listings include Persian Mahals Gorovans and KirmanSHahs with detailed dimensions and prices from 68 to 360 dollars. The note mentions a delayed arrival due to Persian insurrection and a by the mile sale of Axminster carpets in the Fourth Gallery of the new building.

Gorovans Kirmanshahs New Building

Will of Brooklyn man Hoffmann deferred by Surrogate

The will of Charles F. Hoff man of Brooklyn disposing of a multi million estate was deferred by Surrogate Ketchum. The bulk goes to Hoff man’s mother Caroline Hoffman with no reversion, she died after the will, and relatives contest the disposition. The matter now likely moves to the Supreme Court. Great Western Reorganization deposits on Chicago Great Western Railroad securities remain satisfactory as a proposed plan progresses.

Charles F. Hoffman Brooklyn Ketchum Supreme Court Hoffman Caroline Hoffman Chicago Great Western Railroad Sartember

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