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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1902

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Kodak Company announces world wide consolidation plan

Rochester May 18 details of the plan for consolidating all Eastman Kodak enterprises worldwide were issued. The new firm named The Company will own the Kodak Limited, Eastman Kodak Company of New York, General Aristo Company and others with holdings in Canada and Europe. Total capital stock $35,000,000 with 1,000,008 preferred shares and 230,000 common shares. Executive offices will be in Rochester and operations span Rochester Jamestown Harrow and Toronto.

Rochester Eastman Kodak Consolidated Corporation New Jersey Kodak Company, Limited London England Eastman Kodak Company New- York N. Y Harrow Toronto Canada Kodak Aristo Platino Ariste Blue Label Ariste Junior Rex Solo Velox Dekko Eastman Kodak Limited Eastman Kodak Company of New York General Aristo Company Eastman K

Rail alliances swirl as Union Pacific seeks cross country line

The piece outlines a web of proposed rail consolidations and cross holdings. It highlights Union Pacific and Harriman interests crafting a north south corridor from Minneapolis St Paul to the Gulf, with Kansas City Southern and Colorado and Southern under linkage. It notes Gould Clark friction and Mexico railway moves as part of a broader transcontinental strategy.

City Southern Railway Chicago and Alton Alton Rock Isle Kansas City Tate Rock Island Kansas City Southern Union Pacific Northern Pacific Gurlington St. Polis Rthern Pacific Northern Securities Company Burlington Northern Securities Omaha Illinois Central Harriman Fort Dodge Iowa Minneapolis St. Louis St. Paul Des Moines Iowa Central Edwin Hawley Southern Pacific Company George Crocker C. P. Huntington John W. Mackay Southern Pacific Board Mr. Crocker Minneapolis and St. Louis Mackay Minneapolis and Wall Street Ilinois Central Mexican Gulf Ogden Pacific Coast San Francisco New Orleans Texas Rio Grande Eagle Pass el Paso California Los Angeles Portland Spokane Great Northern Railway Butte, Mont Oregon Railway and Navigation Company Oregon Short Line Oregon Southern Pacific W. A. Clark Montana Goulds Orin Junction Wryo Cheyenne Colorado and Southern Greeley Col Fort Worth Tex Binder Oars Kansas Galveston Rockefellers Man Denver and Rio Grande Rio Grande Western Gould Properties George J. Gould Union Gould National Railroad of Mexico Mexcan National Mexican International Leeds Mexican Central Republic of Porfiri H. Clay Pierce Gould Intrests Pierce Francisco Atlantic Pfic United State Orient Port Manzzaillo

Rail routes reshape Mexican and U S rail traffic to Mexico and Orient

The piece outlines a network shift as the International joins Eastern Mexico and Mexican National, extending from Laredo to Mexico City with western branches. The Gould road International and Great Northern traffic to San Antonio may move to the Mexican National route via Corpus Christi and the San Antonio and Aransas Pass, linking toward Houston and Kansas City Southern for routes to the Orient.

Rio Grande Eagle Pass Pacific Durango Mazatlan International Mexico Mexican National Laredo City of Uruapan Manzanillo Great Northern Gould Road San Antonio Corpus Christi Gulf Aransas Kansas City Orient

Arbitration Hints Fade Into Hope in Hazleton Strike

Hazleton May 18 The Civic Federation secretary Ralph Easley visited President Mitchell after meetings with Gompers and Senator Hanna in Washington and New York fueling optimism for a peaceful settlement of the coal strike. Officials expect a new conference with operators and miners by midweek.

Tribune Hazleton Penn Ralph Easley Civic Federation Mitchell Washington Gompers American Federation of Labor Hanna New York Operusers Evsley Oper Easley Civic Federation Committee Seft Ilinois St. Gabriel's Phillips James W. Hussie Hussie Spring Valley Indianapolis Smmer

Detroit Woman Dies From Strychnine Overdose at Hotel

Miss Julia Hanna Williams twenty two of No T15 Jefferson ave Detroit died at 10 a m in the Fifth Avenue Hotel from an overdose of strychnine pills prescribed by her doctor. Coroner Jackson notified. Her body to be taken to Detroit with her mother and a maid. She was en route to Atlantic City and was engaged to a New York publisher. Eloise Williams her sister arrived from Farmington Conn. Fe

Julia Hanna Williams Jefferson-ave Detroit Fifth Avenue Hotel Dr. D. Pase No. West Twenty-fourth-st Miss Williams Jackson Nathan Williams Saranac Lake Trudeau Atlantic City

Thames Town En Fete Celebrates Edward the Elder

Kingston on the Thames hosts Whitsunday en fete marking the thousandth anniversary of Edward the Elder Edward the Greats son and successor. A stained glass window was unveiled by the Bishop of Rochester and a pageant with a Saxon tableau a military tournament morris and maypole dances unfolds.

London Kingston-on-the- Thames Whitsunday Edward the Elder Alfred the Great Kingston Rochester Father Thames Edward VII

Credit ban hits coal region as strike widens

Telegraph report from Wilkes Barre notes starting tomorrow the coal strike area ends credit sales except in rare cases. Merchants push cash payments, threatening widespread hardship for strikers who lack savings and turn to alternate work in soft coal zones or farms as summer dullness deepens.

Tribun Wilkesbarre Penn

Arbitration Hope Drives Anthracite Settlement Efforts

Civic Federation leaders press for a settlement in the anthracite miners strike as fears of an anthracite famine surface. Senator Hanna remains in contact with the arbitration committee to quickly convene talks if operators yield. Charles A Moore on the committee favors appointing experts to inspect the mines.

Civic Federation Hanna Arbitration Committee Charles A. Moore

Fessenden May Sell Out After Government Role

Norfolk Va May 17 A report says Professor Fessenden the wireless telegraphy inventor is near resigning from government work to sell his patents to New York and Pittsburgh capitalists and become general manager with a large stake. He passed through Norfolk en route to Washington.

Norfolk Fessenden New York and Pittsburg Washington

Sagaponack Marconi Station Nears Ready for Cunarder Umbria

The Sagaponack wireless station nears completion as engineer J Leary expects to signal the Cunarder Umbria next Saturday. The Umbria carries Marconi gear with about a hundred mile range, linking after Nantucket Lightship. Passenger messages will not be accepted yet due to incomplete landline connections.

Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company Sagaponack J. Leary Marconi Nantucket Sagaponack Station

Alfonso Appears in Spanish Chamber to Oath

In Madrid May 1 the Chamber of Deputies filled to witness King Alfonso take the oath to uphold the constitution. Generals Blanco Primo Rivera and Palavieja sat among a mingling of princes diplomats and officers as the royal procession was expected. The scene combined brilliant uniforms with women in white gowns and jewel adorned mantillas, awaiting the king's appearance.

His Plaza de Toros Alfonso XII Buen Retiro Gardens Juan Royal Theatre Society of Dramatic Authors Spain Madrid Chamber of Deputies Alfonso Blanco Primo Rivera Palavieja Seflor Vega Armijo Chamber

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