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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1903

Page

24

Judge for yourself boys styles suit sale begins low prices

Judge for yourself we don't dare award the beauty prize for boys styles to either double breasted three piece or Norfolk suits. Each has merits and at tractions a capital stock beginning as low as 3.50. Washable suits season opens with broken lots sagging to 1.25. Rogers Peet & Company 258 Broadway opposite City Hall and 7 and 9 Warren St. Broadway and 140-145 4th Ave. 1260 Broadway cor 324 and 54 West 33d St by mall.

Broadway City Hall Warren 4Th Ave

Deficit figures emerge in Metropo litan lease trial

In the Isidor Vermeer Jr. suit to void the Metropolitan Street Railway Company lease to the Interurban Street Railway Company the key testimony centers on deficits for 1901 and 1902. H H Vreeland, president of Interurban, testified that the Metropolitan ran a deficit of about $31,000 in 1901 and about $215,000 in 1902, excluding interest and franchise tax, with total costs including these items exceeding earnings and 2 per cent of capital stock.

Isidor Vermeer, Jr Metropolitan Street Railway Company Interurban Street Railway Company H. H. Vreeland Metropolitan Jacob H. Schiff Kuhn, Loeb & Co Metropolitan Company Interurban Schiff The Metropolitan Securities Company Mr. Vreeland Court of Appeals D. Clifford Moorehead Metropolitan System Interurban Company Ryan Morton Trust Company Mr. Ryan Ryen New York City Comp

Dresser in Sanatorium May Be Returning to City

Trust Company of the Republic turmoil continues as its reorganization committee plans a partial report at tomorrow’s shareholder meeting. Dresser, once president, is reportedly at a sanatorium for nervous strain with physicians advising rest. friends say his condition remains fragile but improving slowly. Dill denies any Vanderbilt involvement as lawyers reveal details of bonds, stock guarantees, and a disputed shipbuilding deal.

Trust Company of the Republic Stuyvesant Fish George C. Boldt James B. Dill Wall Street D. le Roy Dresser Morris J. Hirsch Dresser Adirondacks Mr. Dresser

Two Millions Wasted and City Losses Under Murphy Board

The article details alleged mismanagement by the Murphy board in leasing pier and dumping privileges. It cites losses of up to $183000 over thirty years from East Thirtieth and Fortieth street dumps, underbidding at public auctions, and reduced per cubic yard charges, with figures held by city offices.

Murphys and Gaffneys Murphy Board John J. Murphy E. J." Gaffney Brown & Fleming Fortieth-st Thirtieth-st East Seventieth-st Low Commissioners of Accounts District Attorney's Office

No Reply From Schwab In Bond Shipbuilding Case

No statement came yesterday from Charles M Schwab regarding Samuel Untermyer s latest offer to swap his United States Shipbuilding Company bonds and stock for Bethlehem Steel shares. Schwab was away from his office, and associates doubted a reply. The proposal demands repayment of working capital withdrawals and an accounting between the firms. A shipbuilding reorganization meeting yielded no comment for publication. United States Shipbuilding bonds held by the Sheldon syndicate were about 500000 par value. North American Company s year end reports show syndicate subscriptions of 407000, with total commitments to the original shipbuilding bond syndicate reduced to about 164000, 50000 paid. Navy may take over completion of government vessels now under construction, twelve ships under contract, amounting to about 15000000.

Charles M Schwab Samuel Untermyer Schwab United States Shipbuilding Company Bethlehem Steel Company Trust Company of the Republic Sheldon Syndicate North American Company United States Shipbuilding Bond Navy Department Shipbuildt Company United States Avy

Schwab Denies Resignation Rumor Of U S Steel Presidency

An official denial was issued yesterday night in response to a Wall Street Journal report claiming Charles M Schwab resigned or planned to resign as president of the United States Sveel Corporation.

Wall Sty Charles M. Schwab United States Sveel Corporation

Laborer Injures Amory With Crowbar In Yard Clash

William N Amory was attacked by two laborers trespassing at his East Sixty second street home. A crowbar strike opened a gash on his forehead and he was unconscious for minutes before pursuing one assailant with a hammer handle. Police arrested both men on felonious assault charges with $1 bail each.

William N. Amory Mr. Amory

Central's New System electricity as power ahead

The New York Central outlines plans to substitute electricity for steam within New York City limits, reshaping division terminals from Syracuse and Albany to Utica and a point between Ossining and Croton. The overhaul could cost up to 20 million dollars, with construction to start in fall and Croton Landing expected to boom as a key electric division terminus serving rapid city-bound trains.

Tribune Utica N. Y New-York Central Railroad New York City Buffalo Syracuse Albany New York Ossining Croton New- York New-York Croton Landing Peekskill Central Grand Central Station The Forty-second St White Plains Harlem Hudson Division Fent Grand Central Terminal Westinghouse Company General Electric Company

Calls Judge Liar In Court In Kentucky Feud Drama

Jackson Kentucky June 17 court opened with Judge B F French defending Jett and White and accusing County Judge Blanton of lying about Crawford. Blanton accused of contempt sparked a near confrontation as Redwine restored order. Captain Ewen moved to Lexington with militia guarding him and his daughter.

Jackson B. F. French Jett White Blanton Crawford French Elisor Jones Redwine Ewen Lexington

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

A list of notable visitors at major New York hotels includes Benjamin M. Jackson from Albemarle with Viscount d Arte Portuguese Minister to the United States in Providence, Colonel Augustus C Tyler at Fifth Avenue New London, Major H H Benham and Lieutenant Alfred W Pressey US Navy at Grand Union, General E F Harbison Hartford, Major T Ferro at Rangoon, Assemblyman Louis Bedell Goshen, Ex Mayor W W Jacobs Hartford, Ex Senator J M Thurston Ne braska and others. Additional names include Thomas De Ford Baltimore and J N Beckley president of the Toronto Hamilton and Buffalo Railway in Buffalo.

Albemarle Benjamin M. Jackson Providence Viscount d’Arte United States Washington Fifth Avenue Augustus C. Tyler New London H. H. Benham Alfred W. Pressey U. SS. N. Grand Union E. F. Harbison Hartford Manhattan T. Fearte R. A Rangoon Murray Hill Louis Bedell Goshen

Pearls Found After Polo Field Search at Meadow Brook

The pearls valued at over 7000 dollars vanished during a polo match between Meadow Brook and the Country Club of Westchester. John Wood, a Meadow Brook polo field worker, found the pearls in a corner of the field the next morning, after Mrs. Reginald Brooks reported their loss at her Long Island estate.

Hempstead Long Island John Wood Meadow Brook Reginald Brooks Country Club Westchester

City events and commencements listed for evening programs

Rapid Transit Commission meeting at 3 p.m. College of the City of New York commencement at Carnegie Music Hall in the afternoon. Stevens Institute commencement at Empire Theatre. Republican County Committee meeting in the evening. Public meeting of the Acorns at West Side Lyceum. New Yorkity Local Union of the Christian Endeavor Society annual meeting at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church in the afternoon.

Murphy Named Captain Over Sixty-Second Precinct Brooklyn

Police Commissioner Greene appointed Sergeant Patrick Murphy of the Coney Island and Foster ave station to captain and assigned him to command the Sixty second Precinct at Humboldt and Herbert aves Brooklyn. Royal Arcanum celebrates twenty sixth birthday at Luna Park next Tuesday. Parishioners bid farewell to Father Poretlie at Our Lady of Lourdes Aberdeen and Broadway before a Rome pilgrimage. Navy League section met and organized. Tide Water Oil’s Charles Norman elected president with A W Smith vice president John Barnes treasurer and A R Smith secretary. Vegetarian Society of New York to hold annual outing at Bronx Park Saturday 2pm Mansion House meeting place.

Greene Patrick Murphy Coney Island Foster Ave Parkville Humboldt Herbert Aves Brooklyn Royal Arcanum Luna Park Church of Our Lady of New York Maritime Exchange Navy League of the United States Charles R. Norman Tide Water Oil Company A. W. Smith John V. Barnes A. R. Smith Vegetarian Society of New York Bronx Park Mansion House Park

Terms for the Bank Merger Between Banks

A circular goes to National Bank of Commerce shareholders with a June 16 hearing date about calling a special meeting on August 5 to approve acquiring Western National Bank of the United States. Directors propose amending the articles to set the board at nine to forty eight, anticipating Western’s entry. Valentine P. Snyder of Western is expected to be elected president of the enlarged Bank of Commerce.

National Bank of Commerce Western National Bank of the United States

Dr. Rossiter Named Pastor for Manila Church

The Rev. Dr. S. B. Rossiter of this city has been chosen to go to Manila as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church there. It is planned to build an American appearance church. Dr. Rossiter serves as secretary for the McAll Mission, which operates in France, and he will relinquish that duty in August.

S. B. Rossiter Manila First Presbyterian Church

Shipping News Update from Hamburg and Caribbean Voyages

Steamer Graf Waldersee from Hamburg June 6 bound for Boulogne and Plymouth with 231 cabin and 1 270 steerage passengers. Arrival at the harbor at 12 43 pm. Steamer Plandria from Savanila June 7 with 13 cabin passengers, mails and noise. Arrival at Kingston Port-au-Prince Inagua. Steamer Hermine from Trieste May 1 9 1S and Palermo 23. Steamer Erica from Kingston June }

Graf Waldersee Ger Kopf Hamburg Boulogne Plymouth Har Plandria Bode Savanila Kingston Port-au-Prince Inagua Bar Hermine Ivancich Trieste Girgon Messina Palermo Phelps Bros & A Ie Agin Cam Eamer Erica Breemann Ngston Samanos la Mar Montese Bay St Ann's Bay Port J E Kerr & Co Arapahoe Kemble Jacksonville William P Clyde & Co Benefactor French Philadelphia Joe William P Cidge & Co Excelsior Halsey Galveston Southern Pacific Co Nncise Princess Anne Tapley Newport Frederick de Barry Creaser Charleston Straits of Dover Bri Webber Cardenas Matanzas W D Munson Consuelo Bri Watser Hull Ince Te Sanderson & Som Stevens Havana James Cherokee Garvin Arua San Demne City and Macerts Sanchez Samana Puerto Plata Monte Crist Turks Island WFP Clyde & Co Alba Jime Southern Pacific Company Fry, Potter Liverpool Tune Queenstown Vernon , Brown & Co Matixs Magestir Smith White Star Lime Simon Pumels Nor Nieuwejaar Port Antonio United Fruit Company

Steamship Routes and Ports Mentioned in an Old Notice

An OCR fragment lists numerous ships and ports across global routes including New York, Southampton, Rotterdam, Buenos Aires, Rosario, Fremantle, Adelaide, New Orleans, Newport News, Cape Town, Liverpool, Glasgow, Durban, and Philadelphia with unclear spellings and mixed language markers, indicating a maritime or shipping notice.

New York Southampton Rotterdam Attivitatal Rosario Reaven Nore Port Antonie Britannia Belnesaapres Fremantle Adelaide Marace Bey Grand Trinidad Comus New O Ileans Newport News Swaai Port Natalia Aros Castle Bay Cape Town Liverpool Fortuna Nor Norfolk Cristal Denver Galveston Kiowa Goldsbern Philadelphia

Movements of Steamers from Foreign Ports

Shipping notices list sailings and arrivals for June from Liverpool and Barbados. Oceanic Br Canc eren sails to New York via Queenstown Plymouth, while Moltke Gers arrives in New York for Cherbourg and Hamburg. Kronprinz Wilhelmer and others traverse Plymouth Cherbourg and Naples outbound for New York.

Liverpool Oceanic Br Canceren New York Queenstown Plymouth Moltke Gers Dempwolf Cherbourg Hamburg London Minneapolis Gates New-York Tetonico Bey McKinstry Liverpool R Stettin Naupita Ger Kreetz Bremen Kronprinz Wilhelmer Richter Hamtere Phobus Ger Schterhorst New- York Manuel Calvo Spaniver Vera Crus Havana Barcelona Genoa Gibraltar California Kelsom Naptes Sicilian Prince Hanks Naples New

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