London Hotel in Bloomsbury Promises Grand Restful Stay
A superbly appointed London hotel sits in touch with financial and legal hubs while near Russell Square. Quiet surroundings amid grand trees provide historic Bloomsbury charm. Tariff matches Hotel Great Central, hosting 500 guests with proprietors listed.
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London
Russell Square
Bloomsbury
Great Central
Miss Anderson Defends Home In Harlem Burglary Case
Annie Anderson a Swedish maid at Henry Block’s home in East Eighty-Second Street felled burglar Harry Arnold with a heavy poker after catching him in the wine cellar. Arnold, arraigned before Magistrate Zeller, faced burglary charges and was held on $2,500 bond for trial. Policeman Ahearn praised the maid for stopping the crime.
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Zeller
Harlem
Annie Anderson
Arnold
Policeman Ahearn
Miss Anderson
Eller
Iss Anderson
Henry Block
East
Arnolt
Second
Brown fixes value on life in ship collision ruling
Judge Addison Brown in federal court issued an opinion in the Pennsylvania Railroad versus City of Augusta and related cases arising from the October collision that sank the ferry Chicago. Damages for loss of life vary by decedent age with smaller sums for older victims. specific awards include 5000 to Jane Bryson’s administratrix, 7000 to Mary Weir’s administratrix, and 7500 to Elizabeth Macready’s administratrix, while other claims await commissioner action.
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United States District Court
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Augusta
Ocean Steamship Company
Savannah
Chicago
City of
Jane B
John Bryson
Mary E. Weir
Alexander Weir
Elizabeth Macready
Charles E. Macready
First National Bank of Hawaii to Replace First American Bank
Honolulu sees the establishment of a National bank, with J. and W. Seligman & Co named New York agents. The First American Bank will be liquidated and its successor, First National Bank of Hawaii, will operate with capital raised from 100 000 to 500 000. Directors and officials are being finalized, with names announced shortly.
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J. & W. Seligman & Co
New York
First American Bank
First National Bank of Hawaii
Seligman
Resolution to preserve boulevard trees delays transit work
At yesterday's council meeting a Wise introduced resolution directs the Board of Estimate to fund boulevard tree preservation and asks the Rapid Transit Commission to halt avenue work until fall to save the trees. In bankruptcy news, adjourned Lorillard creditors meeting held at 120 Broadway with Referee Prentiss, who agreed to certify rulings on Pierre Lorillard and Henry Barbey claims for review by Judge Brown. adjourned to September 26 at 2 p.m. due to the referee's summer travel plans.
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Board of Estimate
Rapid Transit Commission
Jacob Lorillard
Nathaniel Prentiss
No. 120
Broadway
Pierre Lorillard
Henry L. Barbey
Referee Prentiss
United States District Court
Brown
Prentiss
Europe
Mississippi River Commission Meeting on B50 Appropriation
The Mississippi River Commission continued in executive session in the Army Building to consider parts of the B50 appropriation for improvements along the river from Orleans to the Ohio. Colonel George L. Gillespie presided with commissioners Stickney Handbury Herrod Taylor and others present. Patrick reported awards of a $220.00 appropriation would likely be made public today.
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Orleans
Ohio River
Mississippi River Commission
Army
George L. Gillespie
Mos Stickney
H.L. Handbury
B. Herrod
R. L. Taylor
L. Marin
Ot. Patrick
Commi
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Steamer Captain Easterbrook Goes Ashore Near Cape Anguille
In dense fog the British steamer Captain Easterbrook from Quebec for Arpool with lumber ran aground off Cape Anguille on Newfoundland's southwest coast. The vessel is listed as dangerous and leaking. several crew members were injured by shifting cargo as the ship settled.
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St. John's
N. F
Easterbrook
Quebec
Arpool
Lead price jump at ASRC raises doubts amid surplus
The American Smelting and Refining Company pushed another fractional cent rise per pound yesterday, marking a second advance in two days. Lead now trades at 4% cents per pound, up from 2% cents, the year’s bottom price, even as trade remains dull and a 4886 surplus of lead exists.
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American Smelting and Refining Company
Aldermen reject funds transfer and approve bonds
A special Aldermen meeting approved 8.5 million in school bonds after earlier Board of Estimate delays. Negative votes came from Aldermen Otten and Geiser of Queens. The panel also moved to extend building lines for the Bowling Green Custom House and debated transferring 144,649 from Richmond and Queens bond accounts for Manhattan and Bronx street cleaning stock.
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Municipal Assembly
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Geiser
Queens
United States
Custom House
Bowling Green
Richmond
Manhattan
Bronx
East River
Executive Committee Meets Over Gas Company Capital Change
The Consolidated Gas Company executive committee met at National City Bank yesterday afternoon. Trustees dismissed rumors of a stockholder suit to halt the capital increase from 54,595,260 to 50,000,000, stating the plan in Monday circular would go through.
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Consolidated Gas Company
National City Bank
Hearing on Manhattan elevated structure injunction adjourned
Justice Bischoff in the Supreme Court adjourned the hearing on Manhattan Railway Company’s bid to make permanent the temporary injunction shielding the Battery Park elevated structure from Park Department interference until July 9. Assistant Corporation Counsel Connoly appeared for the Park Department. Julien T. Davies, counsel for the elevated road, was absent ill in Canada.
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Park Department
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Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court
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Connoly
Julien T. Davies
Canada
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