Frantic Seattle Electric graft tale reappears in 1904 report
Boston investors Stone & Webster allegedly diverted over 427000 from Seattle Electric earnings for the year ending February 1904. The article details stock surpluses, dividends on 4600000 in preferred stock, bonds, notes, mortgages, and multiple corporate ties across Puget Sound power and rail ventures. It notes impending financial reshaping and conflicts around amalgamations and ownership.
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Seattle Electric Company
Stock Exchange
Stone & Whorgree
Furth
City Comptrol
Boston
Stone & Webster
Seattle
Thia
Beattie Railway Company
Yealerway
Puget Bound Power Company
Bia
Electron
Puget Bound
Tacoma Railway & Power Company
Court of Errors and Appeals of
New Jersey
Stone & Webser
Hom Bet Teucdeae Biedrie Company
Pheewtte
Bert Rie Commpany
Steck Helaore Themeelvon
Keaian
Thie County
Bentle
Navy likely to accept Goldsborough torpedo boat destroyer
A Washington dispatch reports the navy department will probably accept the Hoodoo class torpedo boat destroyer Goldsborough after a naval board trial. The panel found the ship failed to reach required speed, likely due to machinery deterioration over five years, but deemed the vessel structurally sound and otherwise in good condition.
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The
Star
Washington
Navy Department
Goldsborough
Naval Board
Naval Authorities Commission Vessel for Immediate Service
Naval authorities decide to accept her and commission the vessel for immediate service, marking a rapid deployment. The move follows earlier intake discussions and aligns with ongoing maritime operations.
Chief Wilkie to Investigate Philippine Currency Counterfeiting
Chief Wilkie of the Secret Service left Washington for Manila to probe alleged counterfeiting of the new Philippine American currency. En route he will establish branch offices in Honolulu and sail from San Francisco aboard the Korea on May 4.
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Washtiington
Wilkie
Secret Service
Manila
Honolulu
San Francisco
Korea
Japan to Build First Steel Plant in Orient at Kure
The Japanese government has awarded a Cleveland engineering firm a contract to construct a complete steel plant at Kure including a wire drawing shop. This marks the first steel plant to be built in the Orient. The mikado will oversee ordnance production, with some components supplied by English and German firms. A second plant is planned at Shanghat.
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Cleveland, Or
Cleveland Engineering
Kure
Orient
Mikado
Supley
Cleveland Company
Shanghat
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Crockery Dept
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Haviland
Irish Point
Brussels
Frederick & Nelson
Incorporated
Second Ave
Madison and
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China
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Limoges
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First Ave. North
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Second Avenue
Nordhoff & CO
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Nottingham
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