Mrs Gann Burned by Gas Explosion at East 18th Street
Mrs Anna Gann who was arrested for peddling without a license suffered severe burns to her face and head when a gas explosion occurred at her home 66 East 18th street. She held her four month old baby during the blast as a helper turned on too many taps and a stove fire started. The Ganns face hardship with heart trouble and unemployment in a tight family situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gann
Anna Gann
East 18Th Street
Tribune
Ganns
G. V. Stebbins
Virginia Dayner
Scarsdale
Gaynor
New York
St. Louis
Forming New Trade Band by American Manufacturers
American Vice-Consul Henry Caldera in Managua outlines plans for an association of American manufacturers to develop Central American trade. The group would fund offices in Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Guatemala, and El Salvador under a general manager. He spoke at William Wallace White’s Broadway office. He urged persistence and confidence to win foreign markets against European competitors offering lower prices and longer payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Caldera
Managua
Nicaragua
Central America
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Salvador
Caldera
William Wallace White
Broadway
Removal Proceedings Go On in Bucket Shop Case
United States Commissioner Shields presided over continued removal proceedings for Louis A. Cella, Angelo Cella, and Samuel W. Adler. Indicted in DC for anti-bucket shop violations, they denied ties to the Washington bucket shop. Bank clerks from Seaboard and Park National and Merchants Laclede testified about checks, while Howard Taylor protested the testimony as a breach of confidence as the hearing resumed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Shields
Louis A. Cella
Angelo Cella
Samuel W. Adler
District of Columbia
St. Louis
Adler
Washington
Seaboard and
Park National Banks
Merchants
Laclede
Washington House
Cellas
Howard Taylor
Albany Hearing on N Y Central and New Haven Rail Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission negotiates postponements of commuting fare increases by New York Central and New Haven roads with several lines including the Lackawanna. A hearing is set in Albany on the matter with Westchester commuters pressing for relief and local mayors to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y. Central
New Haven
Reinstated then Dismissed Mercer Street Patrolman Mann
Patrolman John W. Mann was dismissed on January 6 after alleged assaults on citizens. Reinstated yesterday then dropped again and ordered to stand trial. He was arraigned before Deputy Commissioner Walsh, found guilty, and dismissed after minutes of the trial were read as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Mann
Mercer Street
Mann
Malien
Baker
Walsh
Cuyler Elected to NY,Ontario & Western Board
Thomas De Witt Cuyler of Philadelphia was elected to succeed the late Charles S. Whelen as a director of the New York Ontario & Western Railway Company. The line is controlled by the New York New Haven Hartford system, with Pennsylvania Railroad ties noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas de Witt Cuyler
Philadelphia
Charles S. Whelen
New York, Ontario & Western Railway Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Cuyler
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New Haven
McCrea
The
Pennsylvania
Mellen
New York, Ontario & Western
Lake Superior Iron and Chemical Incorporation in New York
The Lake Superior Iron and Chemical Company of New York was incorporated today with capital of $11 625 to take over the Lake Superior Iron and Chemical Company of Michigan. Directors named include William Young Edgar Ilckman Raphael Brill and others. The Federal Light and Traction Company increased its capital from $2 000 to $1140 000, certificate signed by Latimer Stringham and Hoyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Lake Superior Iron and Chemical Company of
New York
Lake Superior Iron and Chemical Company
Michigan
William ©. Young
Edgar Ilickman
Raphael Brill
Harry Hoffman
Alfred Hector
Louis Maithauer
William J. Foster
Joseph Scheere
George W. Hart
William C. Taylor
Louis Cohen
Federal Light and Traction
Patten Exits Cotton Markets Amid Sherman Allegations
James A. Patten, linked to a May cotton pool with Brown Hayne and others, did not join the July bull campaign nor buy July cotton options. His broker J S Bache & Co did not receive notices for any July contracts, despite Patten's prior retirement plans announced months earlier. The move follows government suits and market rumors of Patten stepping away from cotton and grain trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Patten
William P. Brown
Frank B. Hayne
Cotton Exchange
J. S. Bache & Co
Mr. Patten
Patten
Bears
Cumberland Tel and Telegraph fined for anti trust violation
In Water Valley Mississippi on June 28 the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company was convicted of violating the state anti trust law for contracting with Oxford Telephone Company in Marshall County to limit competition. A fine of 175000 was imposed and the case will be appealed. In Nashville James E Caldwell of Cumberland Telephones said an official of the Mississippi legal department offered to drop the case for a 10000 fee from an attorney with personal cases against the company. In Jackson Attorney General J B Sterling, who has since retired, said he suggested dismissing the case if the company would abide by the law pay a small fine and settle court costs and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Grand Jury
Judge O'Sullivan
General Sessions
Grand Jury
James Brormson Reynolds
O'Sullivan
Reynolds
Water Valley
Miss
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Oxford Telephone Company
Marshall County
Nashville
Tenn
James E. Caldwell
Mississippi Legal Department
Caldwell
Jackson, Miss
J. B. Sterling
Mississippi
Merger Plans Expansion of Continental and Commercial Bank
The Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago plans to merge with Continental National, boosting capital from 9 million to 20 million dollars. A 2 percent cash dividend funds 1.8 million to existing Continental stockholders, with 12 000 new shares sold to Commercial stockholders and 80 000 new shares issued in exchange, creating a 20 million total capital. Directors include J Ogden Armour, E H Gary, Michael Cudahy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental and Commercial National Banks
Chicago
Continental and Commercial National Bank
New York City
Continental National
Continental
Continental’s
Consolidated Institution
J. Ogden Armour
E. H. Gary
Michael Cudahy
E. P. Ripley
Darius Miller
F. E. Weyerhauser
Robert T. Lincoln
Joy Morton
Buffalo & Susquehanna Bondholders Face July Interest Default
The July 1 coupons on the Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad Company first refunding 4 percent bonds will not be paid. A protective committee led by Alvin W. Krech of Equitable Trust Co. urges prompt bond deposits under the May 4 agreement to prepare for action. The receiver ship came months ago and the railroad is leased to Buffalo & Susquehanna Railway Co which guarantees principal and interest. There are $9,510,000 of outstanding first refunding bonds from a $15,000,000 authorized issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad Company
Alvin W. Krech
Equitable Trust Company
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railway Company
Elevator tragedy at St Francis Hospital injures and kills
Anthony Lawter, a 72 year old carpenter, was crushed between the elevator floor and door frame on the fourth floor at St Francis Hospital in the Bronx. Sisters Josephine Avgustine and Frances aided after Lawter cried out as the car shot upward. Dr Devlin pronounced him dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Lawter
St. Francis's Hospital
142D
St. Ann’s Avenue
Bronx
Lawter
Josephine
Avgustine
Frances
Lawtor
Devlin
Textile Stock Sold Abroad
The United States Worsted Company of Boston has sold 500000 of its 6 per cent preferred stock to Paris bankers at the same price as local shares. Reportedly the first major New England textile share issue to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Paris
New England
Europe
Aldermen Face Packed Session Over 86 Million Budget
Johna Purroy Mitchel tightens control as 169 resolutions on the 86 million corporate stock budget are bundled and debated by the Board of Aldermen, with key fights over a Dyker Park lagoon central library and zoo projects. Mayor Gaynor vetoes a tag-day measure for Richmond Borough day nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johna Purroy Mitchel
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
Johnston
Bent
Dyker Park
Brooklyn
Mitchel
Central Library
Alderman Walsh
New
Manhattan Bridge
Gaynor
Richmond Borough
Complaint filed against Roosevelt Graves and others over slander
Ida von Claussen filed a $1,000,000 suit document in the County Clerk’s office accusing Theodore Roosevelt Charles Graves Alice Wright Graves and Robert Bacon of malice and slander. Clerks rejected the filing deeming the instrument incoherent yet kept it for Mrs. von Claussen who insists on pursuing legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida von Claussen
Roosevelt
Charles Graves
Sweden
Royal Court
Stockholm
Theodore Roosevelt
Graves
Alice Wright Graves
Robert Bacon
France
von Claussen
Supreme Court of the United States
United States of America
Supreme Court Grants Adjournment in Name Change Case
Justice Giegerich this week granted a motion by Tompkins Mellvaine for a delay until August 10 of the Van Norden Trust Company name change petition. The firm said state and bank officials approved adopting the name Park Trust Company but chose Madison Trust Company to avoid confusion with the nearby National Park Bank of New York, known as Park Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Giegerich
Supreme Court
Tompkins Mellvaine
van Norden Trust Company
McKvaine
Park Trust Company
National Park Bank of New York
The
Park Bank
Madison Trust Company
Bondholders Alter Metro Reorganization Plan Aims for PSC Submission
A joint creditors committee representing 4 and 5 percent bondholders of the Metropolitan Street Railway Company revises its reorganization plan. The new proposal, intended for filing with the Public Service Commission by July 1, seeks to address accident claims against both the Metropolitan Street Railway Company and the New York area entities involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Public Service Commission
New York
City Railway Company Joins Plan on Favorable Terms
The City Railway Company will participate under the plan on the most favorable terms offered to either class of bonds. Holders who accept participation may be required to assign their claims to the reorganization committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Railway Company
Maritime Traffic Bulletin and Shipping Notes
The daily marine almanac lists sun times and tide data at Sandy Hook and Goernee Island, with wireless reports noting the Argentina, Teutonic, and President Lincoln east of Sandy Hook en route to dock. Incoming vessels include Cunard Argentina, Carpathia, and City of Savannah among others from Havre, Gibraltar, and Newport News. Outgoing steamer sailings and Transpacific mail deadlines are shown with vessel names and ports, amid a June 30 to July 1 timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Sandy Hook
Teutonic
Lincoln
Coppename
Trinidad
Parima
St Thomas
Saratoga
Havana
Themistocles
Patras
Niagara
Havre
London
Carpathia
Gibraltar
Cunard Argentina
Austrian Catalene
Huelva
Trocas
Portland
Dia
Galveston
So Pac
Mallory Nueces
Lloyd So Co
Southampton
Appalachee
Barrow
Proteus
New Orleans
el Mar
City of
Savannah
Konigin Luise
Bremen
G Lloyd Pres
Ham—Am Trant
Bermuda
Troquois
Acksonville
Clyde
la Provence
Santa Marta
Kingston
Tnited
Morro Castle
Javana
Antwerp
Jn Ane
Swansea
City of St Louis
Galvyeston
Adriatic
Lusitania
Liverpool
Cunard
Cochra
Montevideo
Barber
Quebec
Korona
Barbados
Blucher
Hamburg
Hamb-A
Oceania
Naples
Aust
Venezia
Fabre
Yumart
Manzanillo
Ward
Alamo
Tampa
Mallory
Algonquin
Jacksonville
Colorado
Wilhelm
la Savoie
French
Jam Lo
Cam Mexico
Altai
Inagua
Almirante
Jamaica
Allianca
Cristobal
Panama
Georyman
Bahia
T di Savoia
Ital
Verona
Abus
Savan
Byron
Rio Janeiro
Willem V. Hayti
Seguranca
Nassau
Comanche
Monroe
Norfolk
Old
Shipping News Update From Port Entries And Departures
The list records multiple steamers arriving or sailing from Sandy Hook and nearby ports on June 28, detailing ships such as the Finland, Carib, Massilia, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Ryndam, Carpathia, Prinz August Wilhelm, and others. Entries note ports of call, passenger or cargo load, arrivals at the bar, quarantine status, and sailing to destinations including Antwerp, Dover, Genoa, Naples, and more. The compilation lists crews, passenger counts, and vessel movements with weather and sea conditions briefly noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Berg
Antwerp
Dover
Red Star Line
Bar
Carib
Georgetown
S .C
Wilmington
Clyde Ss Co
Moise
Massilia
Marseilles
SW Elwell & Co
Joseph J Cuneo
Nor
Port Antonio
Cuneo Importing Co
Wells City
Bristol
Swansea
James Arkell & Co
Mokta
Huelva
Bowring & Co
Comanche
Jacksonville
Charleston
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Ger
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Oelrichs & Co
America
Ital
Genoa
Naples
Hartfield, Solari & Co
Rosario di Giorgio
Atlantic Fruit Co
Camillo
Barry
Philip Ruprecht
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Jefferson
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Berwind
Port Tampa
James
Sandy Hook
Prinz August Wilhelm Ger
Savanilla
Port Limon
Coton
Kingston
Fortune Island
Hamburg— American Line
Headley (Br
Rio de Janeiro
St Lucia
Howard Houlder & Partners
Nueces
Galveston
Mallory Ss Co
Carpathia
Fiume
Palermo
Cunard Ss Co, Ltd
Buffalo
Hamburg
Livingstone
Philadelphia
Bennett Hoosler Co
Altamaha
Brunswick
Brunswick Ss Co
Steamers At Foreign Ports Movement and Sailed Dates
Shipping list of steamers visiting and sailing from various ports including Glasgow Liverpool Naples Suez and New York with vessel names nations and June dates. Passage highlights include Mauretania Calabria Duca di Genova Pennsylvan ia and Scharzfels among others bound for or from New York and European ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Furnessia
New York
Moville
Liverpool
Mauretania
Fishguard
Hamburg
Pennsylvania
Ger
Naples
Calabria
Leghorn
Genoa
Duca di Genova
Ital
Antonio Lopez
Span
Cadiz
Barcelona
Trieste
Alice
Ponta Delgada
Lisbon
Marta Luiza
Port
St Michaels
Payal
River Plate
Black Prince
Bry
Rio de Janeiro
Santos
Passaroeany
Tannenfels
Port Natal
Adelaide
Scharzfels
St Vincent, Co
Fremantle
Suez
Sweazi
Calcutta
Colombo
Philadelphia
Aragonla
Yokohama
Boston
Summer Suit Markdowns Signal Fresh Values
Merchandisers announce price revisions for summer mens suits at 15 20 and 25 dollars. They boast sufficient stock and warn of brisk demand while silk socks go on sale at 35 cents a pair in plain black and colors.
Notices to Creditors in New York Wills Cases
Notices to creditors arise in multiple New York estates. Executors William Brinkerhoffy Adrian Iselin Jr. and Edmund K. Stale announce claims must be filed with vouchers by specified December or November deadlines at McCurdy Yard Whitridge Butler and Reed offices and 165 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breway
City of
New York
William Brinkerhofpy
M'Curdy & Yard
Broadway
Borough of Manhattan
York
Hi Abner C. Thomas
Eugene
County of New Y
Whitridge
Butler & No
Wall Street
City of New
Adrian Iselin, JR
Samuel Woolton
Butler & Ree
Abner C. Thomas
Alexander
County of
14Th St
120Th
Sd Ave
3D Ave
Stellat Ave
Tremont
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O’sullivan
T. Channon Press
William C. Jones
Rand
Jenks
Bingham
Lindsay
Children's Society
Business
New York Independent Benevolent Association
Belle Moore
Aleck Anderson
Harry Levinson
Grand
Raines Law
Health Department
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Foreman
George F. Crane
Aaron J. Bach
Peter J. Cooney
Charles H. Paddock
Gilbert Francklyn
Augustus G. Paine, Jr
Eugene H. Paddock
Francis E. Ward
Josep P. Day
Edward B. Patch
Isaac J. Cohen
Bruno Richter
Robert H. Gibbons
J. Sinclair Armstrong
Samuel Aufhauser
William T. Walton
James B. Ford
Richard Lewis Morris
John D. Barry
Charles W. Romeyn
Lawrence P. Bayne
Ernest F. Greer
George Kibbe Turner
Withii
New-York Tribune
NEW Trade
Erie
Commerce Commission
New Jersey
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York & New Jersey
Susquehanna
Commission
Central Railroad of
League of New Jersey
Governor Fort
New Jersey State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Board of Trade of Passaic
Wilson
Court of Chancery
W. H. Corbin
New York Central
Westchester
Westchester Commuters’ League
Phone CO
Cumberland
Buffalo & Susquehanna
Park Trust CC
van Norden
Madison
Bondholders’ Committee
Metro
Politan
Marine Intelligence
Goernee Island
Transpacific
N. Y
Guam
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Japan
Corea
China
Seattle
Vancouver
Hawaii
Wilhel- Mind
Ea Anne See
Sierra
Manchuria
Shipping News
Port of
Citta di Messina
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Suwanee
Avonmouth
Prometheus
Flushing
Apache
Camaguey
Princess Anne
Annetta
Porto Antonio
Simon Dumois
Puerto Plata
Werdenfels
Cape Town
Meldon
City of Macon
el Alba
Manna Hata
Baltimore
Delaware
Florida
Port Arthur
Tex
Caronta
Queenstown
Algiers
Karonga
Brrolt
St. Michaels
Atrato
Colon
Trent Bry
Manuel Calvo
Madonna
Libau
Lituania
St Vincent
C V
Ardgryfe
Bri
Perugia
Leebeornttam
Altenia
Roma
Michaels
Prins Willem To
West Indies
Venezuela
Amsterdam
Rocers Peet & Company
Mth
Amusemerts
Theatres Knickerbocker
WATS
Criterion Sk
Mats S
Henry Miller
New Amsterdam
Mete Tod Mars
Jos. Cawthornm
Maude Raymond
Jardin
N.Y
Louisus
MEADO
ASTOR
Lamberts
Onwar & Leland
Keith
Proetes
Dai
Bessie Wynn
RI Segre
Hap Modelle
Polaire
Summerstein
Coney Island
Greater Dreamland
Hompson
HFON
Beac Gian
Surrogate
Pratt
Koehler Russell
Cedar Street
New Yor
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