Reformers Lose Metal Exchange Election in New York
The New York Metal Exchange defeated the reform party at its annual vote. The administration ticket led by P. R. Jennimess won 73 of 116 votes. Officials said the result refutes reform claims and supports current control.
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Reform Party
New York Metal Exchange
Administration
P. R. Jennimess
Exchange
United States
Amalgamated
Phelps-Dodge
P. R. Jennings
Morton B. Smith
Robert L. Crooke
Yukon Gold Again Curb Feature Saturday Stock
Yukon Gold trading dominated curb market activity with nearly one hundred thousand shares changing hands. The stock fluctuated modestly. the high reached 7 percent, the low was lower, and it closed at the day’s bottom amid statements from Solomon R. Guggenheim, president, asserting no sales of treasury shares and confidence in the property. He cites a 1906 visit by himself and Daniel to justify the company’s stance and notes his current presidency.
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Yukon
Solomon R. Gugtenheim
Yukon Geld Company
Treasury
Daniel Guegenheim
Europe
Lawson
Daniel
Spreckels Seeks Mexico Railroad Concession
John D. Spreckels arrived in Mexico City to obtain a government concession for a fifty mile railroad parallel to the border between Mexico and the United States. He denied plans against Harriman or any Lower California project, stating the line would connect San Diego and Yuma with a Mexican section then return to U S soil.
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Mexico City
John D. Spreckels
California
Harriman
Mexico
Mr. Spreckels
United States
San Diego
Yuma
Nations Bank Reopens Under New Leadership President
Kansas City March 30 The reorganized Nations Bank of Commerce with William R. Ridger, former Controller of the Currency, as president reopened this morning. Faith in the large banking institution was shown as long before the teller windows opened, people stood in line to deposit their money.
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Kansas City
Reorganized Nations
William RB. Ridger
Fatlroad Earnings Report Snapshot and Figures
A fragmented financial clipping outlines month to month earnings and operating expenses for several railroads including Atlantic Coast Line Canadian Pacific and Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific. It lists gross earnings amounts, expenses, and net earnings across periods such as February and the year to date, with numerous figures and inconsistent OCR remnants.
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Sothern Cay
Ganav
RAMA
Eaen
Arnines & Mos
Gwen
Atlantic Coast Line
Sunihe Grose
Arning
Canadian Pacific
Miles
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
J J Hill Sees Gradual Business Recovery
James J. Hill, arriving from Washington, reviews business conditions noting, a broad recovery has not yet appeared and will be gradual. He adds railroads report no earnings improvement, with repeated hopes for better times shifting from spring to summer and likely to winter.
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James J. Hill
Washington
Hill
Rich vein found at 500-foot level in Camp Bird mine
John A. Ryan informs North Butte Extension Copper Co president Van Brunt of a three foot wide vein at the 500-foot level, with a cross cut to extend twenty feet. Pumping at 30 feet installed, aiding rapid shaft work. New electric pumps to be placed at 1,000 feet. Quarter to Jan 31, 1908 shows 20.76 tons ore valued at 467.97 dollars, expenses 175,574, net receipts 292.65, dividend 30, development 1728 feet. Goldfield region output rising, Little Florence and Florence Goldfield lead in production and efficiency.
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John A. Ryan
van Brunt
North Butte Extension Copper Company
Camp Bird
New York Importer Ends Line Sale Figures Revealed
One of New York's largest importers closes out its entire line with deep savings. The figures are presented directly for customers to see with prices stated as straight figures, offering substantial value without calculation.
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New York
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