National Cement Company forms rival Portland venture
A New Jersey incorporated National Cement Company plans to build a 15000 barrel daily plant at Carpentersville and acquire 14 plants in NY NJ and Philadelphia. The venture aims to 25 million barrels yearly, challenging the American Cement Company with extensive plant ownership and electricity driven production.
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New York
New Jersey
American Cement Company
Cement Trust
National Cement Company
Philadelphia
L. Murphy
No. 1
Wall Street
F. E. Wareman
Newark
N. J
Carpentersville
A. H. Pigulow
Alpha and Vulcanite
Portland Cement Combination
Ewe
Lesley & Trinkle
United Building Material Company
Jordan Portland Cement Works
Jordan
Ohio Attorney General seeks civil actions over oil monopoly
Wade Ellis reports to the Governor that fines against illegal restraints of trade are ineffective because they are quickly paid by the public. He favors civil actions to oust offending corporations from doing business in Ohio. He notes the goal is to keep but regulate the Standard Oil group and its Ohio affiliates, while deeming several decoy firms have already withdrawn from Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wade Ellis
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Sugar Refining Company
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
New Jersey
Standard Ot Company
Aili
New Jersey Trust
Vacuum Oil Company
Republic Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of
Kentucky
Utilities Commission Candidate Quirk Receives Broad Support
Richard E. Quirk a stationary engineer in the Bronx Parks Department is nominated for a Utilities Commission seat. He previously worked as a locomotive engineer and enjoys backing from Enginemen's Association Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen Central Federated Union Manhattan Central Federated Union of Brook 7% and Carpenters and Joiners Union. A delegation representing many groups urged Governor Hughes to appoint him.
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Utilities Commission
Richard E. Quirk
Park Department
Bronx
Quirk
Enginemen's Association
Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
Central Federated Union of Manhattan
Central Federated Union of Brook 7
Carpenters and Joiners’ Union
Hughes
Bre Pitmat
Commission
Notice of Bank Stockholders Meeting and New Netherland Bank Plan
Notice to stockholders of a July 1807 meeting at 41 West Fourth Street Manhattan to vote on placing The Thirty-Fourth Street National Bank of New York into voluntary liquidation and to authorize formation of The New Netherland Bank of New York. Also notes bylaw amendment at New England Telegraph and Telephone Co. for officer and director structure and election rules.
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West 34Th Street
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West R4th Street
Borough of
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City of
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Thirty-Fourth Street National Bank of New York
United States
State of New York
NEW Netherland Bank OF New York
Curtis J. Beard
NEW England Telephone and Telegraph CO
New England Telephone and Tesegraph Company
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Newburgh
Poughkeepsie
Dey
Hendrick Hu
Albany
Desbrosses
Mary Powell
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Delaware
Water Gap
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G. Frank Cope
Frank T. Fitzgerald
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Rogers & Stern
Wall Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Elizabeth J. Dana
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
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New York City
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Henry N. Tiftt
Bay
William Street
Frederic B. Lewis
Percy P. Lewis
Catharine T. Moulton
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Henry N. Tifft
Wiliam Street
Heinstrom
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Leon Rheinstrom
County of New York
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Cedar Street
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Samuel M. Rhein Simpson
Thacher & Bartlett
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Charles H. Isham
Weekes & Forster
Henry DE Forest Weekes
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Israel D. Goodman
Om of
Speir & Bartrace
Bernard Goodman
Speir & Bartlett
Mary B. Benjam
Newark
West 33d Street
Remsen & Parsons
Oman
New City
William EL Benjamin
Margaretta Barren
Church Street
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Frank F. Thebaud
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Frank L. Hall
Fritz Prahl
Ernest P. Hoes
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William Mallard
John J. Buckley
Nassau Street
Jaane Co
David J. Miles
G. W. Hopkins
Beekman Street
Elizabeth A. G. W. Hopkins
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DE Witt C. Cohen
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Wolf. Kohn & Ullman
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Adele Smith
Bookstayer Norton
Marie
Heilmann
Bookstaver & Norton
Frank T Fitzgerald
Annie P. Burgess
William R. William
Nagsuu Street
John W. Vrooman
Oscar Bunke
D. Maynard
William Cox
Manhattan Borough
Charles W. Doherty
Thompson, Ross & Warren
Es G. Ross
Marie Roche
George Flint Warren, Jr
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John W. Sterling
Shearman & Sterling
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Edwin Sommerich
Simson Wolf
Sol. Kohn
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Etta S. Kernochan
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Wisentone WM. M. Mullen
Mines Abroad and Local Silver and Copper Finds
Western mining methods spread in the Cobalt camp as new plants at Coniagas Buffalo Cobalt Central and Trethewey push toward August startup. Tomboy Mine in Colorado declares a 2 percent dividend payable June 28 with substantial yearly profit. Nova Scotia Micmac district forms a power firm to supply Micmac mines with electric power. New Mexico deposits of meerschaum found near Pinos altos. Batopilas silver yield 30 000 ounces for mid June with strong outlook. El Cobre Mexico reports a high grade ore vein 23 feet wide and $20 per ton at 100 feet depth.
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Cobalt Central
Trethewey
Tomboy
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Colorado
Camp Bird
San Pedro
Old Hundred
Silverton
Nova Scotia
Micmac
Liverpool
Europe
A. F. Collins
New York
United States
Turkey
Asia Minor
New Mexico
Diablo Range
Pinos Altos
Santa Fe
Deming
Alexander R. Shepard, Jr
Batopilas
Zimmerman & Forshay
Wal Street
Douglas Copper Company
el Cobre
Mexico
Douglas
Philadelphia
Lancaster County
Penn
Oil Field Doldrums Mark Week With Few Notable Finds
The Southwest oil region shows stagnation with no significant pools or wells struck in the past week. Southeastern Ohio mirrors the lack of notable discoveries as mid continent wells yield small outputs. Refined petroleum holds steady in New York and foreign markets show minor price shifts.
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Ohio
Mid-Continent
New York
Philadelphia
London
Antwerp
Bremen
Fire destroys storehouse and vinegar mill in South Auburn
In South Auburn Maine a storehouse of furs and sporting goods worth over 70 000 dollars and a vinegar mill owned by George R Hunnewell burned early today. Fireworks set off at a housewarming the night before are suspected to have started the blaze causing the total loss.
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South Auburn
Auburn
George R. Hunnewell
Hunnewell
Negroes Believe Corpse Speaks At Funeral
At a Denton Maryland funeral a negro ventriloquist Samuel Johnson raised voices from the coffin opening and said Let me down easy causing panicked mourners to flee. He was arrested for disorderly conduct and malicious mischief and held in jail.
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the Tribune
Wilmington
Del
Denton
Samuel Johnson
Johnson
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