Rosenkranz Suicide at Whitestone Sanatorium
Mrs. Sarah Rosenkranz, about 45, of 120 Riverside Ave Manhattan, hanged herself at Dr Harrison's private sanatorium Powell Hill Long Island. She had been a patient about six months. A nurse and attendants searched all night. the body was found suspended from the front stoop with a rope. Coroner Rouffy noted a nervous disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitestone
Long Island
Sarah Rosenkranz
Riverside Ave
Manhattan
Harriman Tuxedo Estate Squatters Attract Attention
Mr CE HM Herriman reports his estate is overrun by numerous squatters. Some experiences with them will be shared in The Sunday Tribune to amuse readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrrimans
Missing Postal Letter Sparks Yonkers Post Office Robbery Probe
Postmaster Henry Osterheld of Yonkers and city police investigate a suspected post office robbery after a certified check for 1690 dollars intended for Soldiers Home salaries in Oxford New York vanished from the mail. Colonel Edward J. Mitchell had mailed the funds monthly. three weeks passed without delivery and inspectors seek the missing letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Osterheld
Yonkers
Soldiers’ Home
Oxford
N. Y
Edward J. Mitchell
Mitchell
Osterheld
Washington
Water Works Association Adjourns After Week at Murray Hill
The American Water Works Association concluded its session at the Murray Hill Hotel yesterday afternoon. Members will stay in the city for today’s Croton steamboat excursion, organized by W. R. Hill, Croton Aqueduct Commission chief engineer. W M Baker of Broadway spoke for the National Municipal League seeking agreement on uniform municipal waterworks accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Water Works Association
Murray Hill
Croton
W. R. Hill
National Municipal League
Seventh Regiment Sham Battle Views At Camp Ree
The Sunday Tribune will present concise half tone views of the sham battle at Camp Ree between the Seventh Regiment of New York and the West Point Cadets, scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Tribune
Camp Ree
Tth Regiment
New York
West Point Cadets
In the Interest of Pure Milk
Board of Health bacteriologists prepare a circular on best methods for collecting and caring for milk and controlling bacteria. The guide targets dairymen dealers and railroad officials supplying New York with instructions on stable water cows and utensils. Milk trade is down this season due to cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
New York
Beeking Cure for Locomotor Ataxia League Formed
The National Locomotor Ataxian League has been organized at 150 Fifth Ave. Its aim is a permanent cure for locomotor ataxia and to raise 10000 dollars as a reward for a cured Buaranterd. The league estimates 18000 to 20000 sufferers in the U S and seeks membership and funds to build a sanatorium with possible government support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth-ave
League
Black Art A Story Of Modern Superstition
A Maine tale of modern superstition teased for The Sunday Tribune. The feature promises a narrative linking belief and daily life with a regional flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
The
Sunday Tribune
Transatlantic travelers set for several world cruise departures
To day multiple liners depart with an array of passengers including Mrs Sarah B Brewer Captain R Chubb and scholars from universities aboard the Ethiopia Hohenzollern Bulgaria Mesaba Rotterdam and Umbria routing to Glasgow Genoa Hamburg London and Liverpool among the named travelers are General A H Byington Deaconess Barker Professor F E Beach Judge MacMillan Chief Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Dr Francis DeFon and Dr R E Thompson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchor
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Sarah B. Brewer
R.chubb
Elmslie
Robert Jeffrey
Leopold
Alexander Matthewson
Hugh Moffat
William B. Owen
Mary E. C. Tyrrell
Jerome Wheat
Edward C. White
Hohenzollern
Genoa
Gibraltar
Naples
A. H. Byington
United States
Barker
F. E. Beach
F. H. Canfield
H. M. Dunham
W. Eaton
J. D. Forest
Forest
George W. Ganterbury
Gardner
J. F. Reynolds Landis
U.S. A
Helen C. Morgan
H. McCord
Willard Peck
F. M. Potts
James J. Sill
Hugh R. Schofield
N. Archibald Shaw, Jr
Otto W. Sartorius
E. L. Thompson
Umbria
Cunard
Liverpool
J. A. Allen
W. W. Ayres
George Arnold
Ward Barron
A. Bryce
John H. Boyd
Daniel Booker
D. Brewer
Henry H. Childers
Francis Defon
Brian Fairfax
Father Floissac
Henry Gilsey, Jr
David Gregg
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Sarah D. Jenkins
Francis Lathro
Gere
T. D. Roberts
R. E. Thompson
Westcott
Hamilton Wright
Mormonism methods for proselyting in New York churches
The item advertises The Sunday Tribune to-morrow and discusses Mormon methods of proselytizing among New York churchgoers. It notes a focus on outreach tactics attributed to Latter Day Saints and signals an in-paper feature or column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latter Day Saintes
New-York
Sunday Tribune
Stock Market Closes Higher Amid Mixed Bond Yields
Closing prices for key securities show gains and losses from Thursday. Notable notes include North Pacific 3s at 72 1/2 percent, Reading gen 4s at 88 1/2, and Wabash 24 5s at 42 1/2 percent, with varied percentages across other issues. The day's activity reflects a cautious but overall up tone after a dull session prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATS SF
North Pac
Bklyn
LSW
Ist
Do Ist Inc
L& W
Do 24 Inc
Inc
Cen Ist Inc
W &le Ist
Sales At The Stock Exchange Railroad And Other Stocks
Market report notes trading in railroad and other shares with prices quoted around two thousand and twenty hundred marks. Volume indicates mod est activity and cautious demand across listings. Investors monitor shifts in utility and industrial sectors amid uncertain macro signals.
Market Revival After Listless Stages Fueled by Rail Rumors
After days of listlessness the stock market revived and closed firm with gains across most issues. News of a syndicate selling St Paul stock and extending a community of interest with Union Pacific buoyed sentiment, while bullish bank and export data further supported higher prices and earnings prospects for railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Union Pacific
St. Paul Road
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Long Island
Washington
United States
Missouri Pacific
Southern Pacific
Colorado Fuel and Iron
United States Steel Corporation
Illinois Central
Minneapolis
St. Louis
People’s Gas
General Electric
Erie
Reading
Wabash
Central of Georgia Railway
Government bonds market wavering with mixed quotes
Market for government bonds shows irregular demand with varied bid and asked quotes across multiple issues. Railroad bonds, however, are strong with par value sales totaling 4,051,500 compared with 3,003,000 the prior day, led by Atchison issues and several major rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Askea
U.S
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern Division
Brooklyn Union Elevated
Central of Georgia Hs
Erie General
Mexican Central
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Northern Pacific
Reading General
St. Louis
Southwestern
Southern Railway Ist
Toledo
Union Pacific
Wabash
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central General
American securities abroad close steady in London market
London reports end of day prices for U S equities as follows: Atchison 90 percent Canadian Pacific 108 percent St Paul 183 Illinois Central 150 Louisville and Nashville 112 Union Pacific preferred 92 44 New York Central 160 Erie 44 Pennsylvania 7 Reading 23 Erie first preferred 72 Northern Pacific preferred 100 Grand Trunk 11 Anaconda 10 United States Steel 50 do preferred 101
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Kan & T
A&f
Minn & St L
Ont & W
Obacco
Nycse& St L. Bas
Norf & West
Cm& Ip
CRI & Pac
Chic & Alton
Aee
Chic I & L
L& W
Col & So
Col F & Iron
Gohan
Contin Tobacco
Southern Ry
M & Fi D
Texas & Pacific
Erie
L& V
Union Pacific
Inter Paper
Inter Power
Tnion B & Pp
Inter Pump
U S Leather
Iowa Central
Wabash
Armen
a + West Union Tel Missouri Pac
Wheel & LE
Mo Kan & T
Wis Central
Adams Express
Albany & Sus
Amer
Amer Dist Pei
Amer Express
Itd Jrazy
Biss
Am Tel & Cable
Ann Arbor
Atchison gSh
Ohio
Brunswick
Ile
Canada
Ches & Ohio
Chicago
Ind & Louis
Bop
Mil & St P
Hic & Northw
Pacish
Cis & &I
Cley & Wheel
Clev & Pitts
CF & I
Col & Hy
Hudson
Del
Deny
Rio
Detroit Gas
Aus
Hocking Valley
Kan City & Sea
Eox
de M
King & Pemae
Knick
Lake Shore - Fay
Long Island
Louis & Nash Ie
Izes
Street Ry
Minn & St Louis
Norfolk & West
Buia
Amer New
Hio
Ind Gas
Thea
Otario Silver
Pacific Coast
Ns Ae
Pacific Mail
Peoria & Kasi
Peo Gas & Coke
Pere Marquette
Pullman
Rens & Sara
Rep Iron & Stl
L & Adiron
Jos & Gril
L & San Fr
Satan
Seaies
Southern Pacific
Tenn Coal & Ir
Twin City
Wells Fargo
Union Tel
Bae Hs
London
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Louisville and Nashville
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Erie First
Northern Pacific
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
United States Steel
R. L. Day & Co
Nassau St
At&sf
Atlant
Boston & Mont
Tel
Ley Butte & Bost
Son “Tao Am
R Co
Do Aceue
Cal & Hecla
Centennial
Franklin Wv Bost
Albany Rost & Me
Osceola Ies
Quincy
Anprenes West End
Allouez Alamo
Dominion Coal
Argentum A
Erte Telweecwese Es Dary
Comstock
Parrot Creed
Creek Oo
Anaiag
Elkton
Mollie Gibson
Pheonix
Sierra Nevada
de Haven & Townsend
Wall-st
North Penn
Phila Co
Penn RR Co
Aceon Cambria Steel
Pat
Penn Steel
Choctaw Ry
Penn el Veh
Cos
Marsden
Union Traction
U Gas Imp
Welsbach Co
I le
Ind P Ry
Union
Louisville
Nashville
Europe
United Metals Selling Company
NEW York Bank
Hanover National Bank
Bank of America
Central National Bank of the
City of New York
National Bank of Commerce
Atchison Common
Rock Island
Burlington and Quincy
People’s Gas
General Electric
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
Amalgamated Copper
Reading First
Sugar Refining
American Tobacco
Continental Tobacco
Manhattan
United States Leather
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Delaware and Hudson
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Western Union
Southern Railway
Baltimore and Ohio
The
Railroad Gazette
Money Market and Foreign Exchange Rates Summary
Money rates held at 3 to 4 percent for short terms with 3 percent for sixty days and 4 percent for three to six months on railroad collateral. Commercial paper pegged at 3.2 to 4 percent for three to six months for top names, higher for lesser known. Foreign exchange markets listed closing rates with dull activity and various cables and sight figures for Sterling, Francs, Reichsmarks, Guilders, and domestic exchange on New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichsm’ks
Wss Gus
Bankers
da Dem
Sterling
Paris
Baish
New-York
Mixed global markets and bank clearings report
New Orleans discount and premium notes across several banks with par and 1 dollar premium. Bank clearings show New York and Boston figures, with balances in mid millions. Foreign money markets list London Berlin Paris rates and exchange. foreign securities include British consols and French rentes. Silver and gold premiums noted with international price levels.
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New Orleans
San Francisco
Light
Inge
Boston
Chicago
Charleston
Savannah
New York
Philadelphia
London
Berlin
Berlin Exchange
Paris Exchange
Paris
Treasury Money Table Shows June 21 Balance and Receipts
Washington June 21 The Treasury totals show a reserve fund of 151,074,920 with gold and silver holdings and certificates outstanding. Current assets include deposits in national banks at 101, WS, 567 and available cash balance 170,259,136. Receipts for the day total 1,497,317 with expenditures 5,000. Year to date receipts 570,551,743 and expenditures 499,787,28, excess receipts 70,7,477. National bankages receipts 512,735.
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ISSR
Treasury
General “Fund
United S
Crnor
BAUME
Csga
NASA
Aeet Eee
Seaveneatces
Wees
Washington
London sales and rail dividends update across markets
Summary of multiple financial items: sale of London and Louisville and Nashville assets, large silver shipment to Europe, several New York bank dividends payable July 1, and varied rail and corporate dividends. Includes numerous stock loan quotients and railroad equipment orders from major lines and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Canada Southern Railway Company
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
American Chicle Company
American Sheet Steel Company
Exploration Company of
New York
Wells, Fargo & Co
Real Estate Trust Company
Fourth National Bank
Bowery Savings Bank
Bradstreet's Forecast Says Sustained Strength Amid Mixed Crop News
Bradstreet's today reports sustained strength in several sectors with improving trends in others. Crop conditions vary by region due to rainfall, while stock speculation remains quiet and railroads and iron and steel show solid activity. Clearings stay high as general trade expands beyond the Ohio River, with increasing merchandise distribution and a revived cotton goods market despite labor tensions and delivery backlogs ahead of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic
Texas
Northwest
Dan
Ohio River
Wall Street
New-York
New York
Iron and Steel Indust
American Locomotive elects directors and officers
Stockholders of the American Locomotive Company elected directors including R Callaway Seward Webb Pliny Fisk and others with officers named as President S R Callaway Vice President A J Pitkin Second Vice President R J Cross Secretary Leigh Best Treasurer C B Denny Controller C E Patterson and Executive Committee Pliny Fisk George R Sheldon R Callaway A J Pitkin and J E French The general counsel are Reed Simpson Thacher Barnum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Callaway
A. J. Pitkin
R. J. Cross
Leigh Best
C. B. Denny
C. E. Patterson
Pliny Fisk
George R. Sheldon
R. Callaway
J. E. French
Company
Reed, Simpson, Thacher & Barnum
Colorado Springs Mining Stocks Closing Quotations
Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Mining Stock Exchange as furnished by William P. Bonbright & Co. of Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Imports of Dry Goods at Port of New York
Week ended June 21 1901 1900 1890s figures show entered at the port and thrown on the market with totals for the period. Port totals include 1 506 166 1 546 716 1 202 431 entered and 1 408 425 558 748 1 323 019 thrown on the market. Year to date entries 50 193 056 62 421 268 51 250 387 and thrown 49 760 054 60 583 447 51 329 811.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Foreign Trading Shows Predominant Buying in Arbitrage
The report notes buying predominated in arbitrage transactions for foreign accounts. Mentions Canadian Pacific Union Pacific and the United States Steel descriptions as they are described in market chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Outside Securities Market Ends Mixed Gains
The outside securities market closed strong with Sea board Air Line issues active, selling up to 314 percent and the preferred up to 54 percent, but both ended the day down 1 percent from their highs. New York transportation rose, American issues showed strength, Cotton Duck common held at 25 percent, and Old Colony Company traded at 114 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Air Line
New York
Detroit
Southern Preferred
Old Colony Company
Bank of Commerce
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Bulgaria
Hamburg
Ernest Barth
Peter Charles
Charles Daniels
Mary Eleanore
Jacob Gottschalk
August W. Hoffman
Agnes Joseph
Henry Loesser
J. W. Randolph
William P. L Rd
James P. Taylor
C. B. Tilly
Gus” Zimmerman
Mesaba
Atlantic Transport Line
Alfred M. Brooks
Thomas R. Brown
Charles R. Bardeen
Theodora Hine Chase
Emeleen
Annie
Marian Carlisle
N. D. Harris
Leon Harrison
E. P. Miller
MacMillan
C. 8S. MacFarland
F .W. Payne
R. R
Rotterdam
Boulogne-sur- Mer
H. M. Clarke
R. P. Claudius
Cornell
Dudley W. Fay
John C. Heald
Albert H. Hoy
Terry Irving
T. Keller
Benjamin le Fevre
Maurits Leefson
Barker Newhall
Ottilie Eyser
Ruth Foss
Arthur William Hobart
Caldwell
Johnston
Harold Murray
R. C. Norman
Emma Shaw
F. Wright
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Money and Exchange
Madrid
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Rome
Federal Treasury
Total
Consolidated Exchange Sales
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Eeeeclaeeasieenersiers
Am _ Tobacco
Biklyn Rap
Bae
Hes & One
Chie Gt West
Vic Mil & St P
Hic RI & Pre l
Col Southern B
K & Tex
Mo Pacific
BOT
BOM
St Law & Adir
Bo Pacific
Tenn Coal & I
Texas Pacific
Aso Union Pacific
West Union
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Pete Serre
American Car and Foundry Company
Mexican Coal and Coke Company
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Southern Pacific Company
Chicago City Railway
St. Louis Car Company
Chicago and Pacific
Florida East Coast Company
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Pullman Company
Pressed Steel Car Company
Government Railways of Australia
New South Wales
American Locomotive Company
Seward Webb
Newae
Torn, Jr
Pitkin
Schenectady
Pinny Fisk
F. H. Stevens
Buffalo
New
Charles Miller
Franklin
York
Penn
George W. Hoadley
Providence
R. I 'S. LL. Sehoonmaker
A Weimiag Bryan
Richmond
E. French
Alamo
Ingham
Isabella
Lexington
Moon
Pinnacle
Portland
Argentum
Acacia RS
Creek Consol Am
Battle Mountain
Jack Potton
Col City & Man
Elkton Consol
Findley
Pappoose A
Wall Street and Exchanges
Outside Securities
Frederic H. Hatch
Locomotive
American Bank
American Book Co
American Hide & Leather
Hide & Leather
American Thread Co
American Graphophone
Press Association
Soda Foun
Barney & S. Car
QM Bay State Gas
British Columbia
Ches
Pot
Chesebrough
Mo Clafin
T. B
Claftin
H. B
P&a
Denver Southwestern
Denver
Detroit & South
Detroit & S. RR
Electric Boat
Electric Vehicle Co
Empire & Bay State
Empire Steel
Flemington Coal & Coke
General Carriage
General Chemical
Havana Commercial
Herring-Hall-Marvin Eeee
Herring- Hall-Marvin
Hoboken
Herring-Hall
Marvin
Hopoken Land & Imp
Hufsep River
J. B. Stetson
A&sy
Lorillard
Madison Square Garden
Markeen Copper Mergenthaler Linot Vv
Mosler Safe
N. N. EL
E& R, Perry
Loan & Imp
Old Dominion S. S
Pitts Bess
L. E
Lanters
Pratt & Whitney Pf
Procter & Gamble
Royal Baking
Air Line
Abea Air Line
Aboare Air Line
Mons
Ger Mfg Co
Andard Flour Mall
Swift & Co
St. Ferryer
Teleg. Telephone & Cable
Tennessee Copper Eveves
Trenton Potteries
Trow Directory
V . S. Envelope
Union S. Envelope
Union Ferry
Union Switch
Union Switch & Signal
Union Typewriter
Unio Typewriter
Aé&o
Aé&Co
Ns Universal Trust Co
Jad
Universal Tobacco Co
Universal Tobacco
S. Glass
S. Printing
Westinghouse
Worthington Pump
Was. Boas Acker, Merrall & Condit
Rney & Smith Carowes M&n
Brooklyn Ferry
F&a
Carnegie Steel Ss
O. Grain Elevator Inc
C & O. Grain Elevator
Jap Consolidated Tobacco
Hecker-Jones-Jewell
Hoboken L
Texas & Pacific Coal
Ma&wnat v
Clinton Gilbert
America
Astor Nation
M &N An
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J & J. Baters Boo
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Chase
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Chatham
Quar
Chemical
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City
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Colonial Tol
Columbia
J &J
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Oooplian
East River
Eleventh Ward
Fidelity
First National
Quar. J
Fifth National
Fifth Avenue
Fourth National S
Fourteenth Street
Gansevoort
Greenwich
Wis
Hamilton
Hanover
DO Coe 1580
Irving Importers
Leather Ann
Liberty Lincoln
Mount Morrt
Mutual
SM &N
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Plaza
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Republic
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Us State of NY
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