Amalgamated Deal Ends Copper Warars For 50 Million
The long running Amalgamated settlement releases valuable properties for development and ends more than a hundred lawsuits with claims exceeding fifty million dollars. Arthur C Carson and Thomas Cole of Duluth represent parties seeking possession of names and property tied to the case. Court actions and negotiations spanned months, culminating in a settlement that resolves pending litigation and realigns ownership and interests among multiple parties and lenders.
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Arthur C Carson
Thomas
Cole
Duluth
Wheat market drifts lower amid light demand and high receipts
In a bearish session, wheat and corn prices eased as primary receipts rose sharply in Minneapolis and Chicago. Market watchers noted lower cables and steady cash offerings while weather and near-term supply concerns kept bears in control.
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WB Fribbs & Co
J Street
New York Stock Lachange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Dole
Ennelas
American Southwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Oate
Comminsatt
Hases
Vebrasha
Mi Erurl
Washington Produce Market Prices and Arrivals
Market notes show steady to firm prices across vegetables fruits and poultry with arrivals light in several categories. Virginia and Southern Virginia goods, fresh and storage items, and assorted meats displayed at top quotations.
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Itant
Virginia
Pi Westert
Fatory
Zoud
Lefe Turke Tome
Pollarl
Arrisa
Lotia
Baltimore Markets Report Mixes Prices and Exports Across Grains
Market notes show prices and receipts for corn, oats, and wheat with varying bids. References to futures contracts, export figures, and shipping notes include Southern white corn, No 2 white, and domestic demand, alongside hay and sugar quotations and Liverpool orders.
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Baltimer
Aol
Ale Mer
Aids Sulkern
Simbushevy
Rimothy
Elayer
Wwe Gerais Ecligh
Stady Staam
Liverpool
Dach
Cork
le Brears
Store Park
Utah
New York Grain and Market Update on Exports and Receipts
New York grains report 9000 bushels export and 2215 bushels sets. Futures show limited activity as elevators close and receipts mix with weather impacts. Corn receipts 500 bushels exported 250 holds and No 2 yellow and No 2 white quotes noted. Weather and weak outside markets weigh on sentiment as dairy and wheat receipts trend lower.
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New York Tech
Neferthern Duluth
Ontsite
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. NEW YORK AND LONDON
Record of live stock markets with cattle hog sheep and beef prices. Receipts noted for cattle hogs and sheep with prices ranging from common to prime and futures showing steady to higher trends. Cattle and hogs led gains while sheep and lambs showed softer demand amid mixed trade.
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York
Loverpool and
London Cables
Chicago
Howe
New York Traction Merger Upheld by Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals sustains the judgment in Tsidor Wormset vs Metropolitan Steel Railway Company, upholding control by Metropolitan Securities Company over Metropolitan and Interurban Street Railway firms. Includes capital details and implications for regional transit governance. Also notes Tennessee charter amendment for Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company raising capital stock to 20 million dollars, with stock type specified.
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New York Traction
Court of Appeals
Albany No
Tech
Tsidor Wormset Jt
Metropolitan Steel Railway Company
Metropolitan Securities Company
T. C. I Capital
Nashville
Tenneb
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
TraceCity
Tenn
Gould and Ramsey Defendants in Concert of Action Suit
New York February 22 A property attachment in New York City valued near a half million dollars owned by George J Gould Joseph Ramsey and William F Guy was filed by the New York County sheriff in a case brought by John Stones to recover 166000 for services expenses and commissions in purchasing 18000 acres of coal lands for the defendants in the South Mr Stones counsel says three suits will follow against Gould Ramsey and Guy alleging Gould managed the syndicate but neglected duties while Ramsey spent large sums without consulting others and the two quarreled over who would be president of the Wabash Railroad Company preventing any proper concert of action in syndicate management The syndicate formed February 1962 with a three year agreement
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New York
George J Gould
Joseph Ramsey Yo
William F Guy
New York County
John Stones
Hfe
Jones
Gould
Remse
Wineh
Ramsey
Guy
Wabash Railroad Company
$100 Million Bond Issue For AT&T floated by Morgan Syndicate
New York telegraph and telephone giant American Telephone and Telegraph announces a $100 million gold bond issue. J Morgan & Co head a syndicate with Barings London, Skuhn Loeb NY, Kidder Peabody Boston, and J S Morgan London. Proceeds fund system expansion, subsidiary financing, and other corporate needs with two year installment payments ending June 4.
Suit Against Railroad Fails in Ohio Court
Cincinnati Feb 1 Superior Judge Hosea sustains a demurrer to George Wofkins suit to recover on a bond tied to Cincinnati Hamilton and Calston Railroad. The case argued insolvency of the defendant and sought stockholder liability, with implications for related entities and government receipts. Financial details in the record include internal revenue, customs, and miscellaneous expenditures totaling significant sums.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
George Wo Fkins
Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Calston Railroad
Hosea
Original Railroad Corporation
Swt
United States
Mmannati Hamilton
Dayton
Trial notes and birth tablet bill in Kentucky
In a Washington legal session a perjury charge against Col William P Blinn faced continuation before Justice McAvoy as handwriting expert Albert S Osborne testified. Prosecution witnesses were restricted and courtroom tensions rose with notes taken during Osborne’s cross examination. Separately in Frankfort a bill to erect a Lincoln birthplace tablet in Madisonville was introduced in the state house.
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Spemal
Washington
New York
Heaime
William PD Blinn
Lown
Justice McAvoy
Sneek
Albert S Osborne
Osborne
Littleton
Col Mann
Ila
Lincoln
Frankfort
Madgenville
Abrnaham
House of Representatives
Hadley Claims a Victory in Des Moines Testimony
In Des Moines Attorney General Hadley and Deputy Rush Lake proceed with depositions against Standard Oil and allied firms. Hadley asserts evidence of a Missouri illegal combination involving Waters-Pierce and Republic, aiming to oust the companies. A Cleveland witness corroborates, as New York testimony resumes with a process server used to secure adjournment.
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Des Moines
Hadley
St Louis
Standard Oil Company
Iowa
Rush Lake
Missouri
Brae Efe
Standard
Waters- Pierce Company
Republic On Coumpany
I’ KR Northrup
Scofield, Shurmer
Eagle Oil Company
Cleveland
New York
Standard Gl Company
Indiana
Witers-Pierce Oil Company
Republic of Company
Tomorow
Baltimore and Ohio answers Red Rock coal case
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company filed its answer to the suit by Red Rock Fuel Company seeking coal transport from Buckhannon mines. The railroad disputes Interstate Commerce Commission and federal court jurisdiction, argues the commission’s findings rest on fatigue, and claims Red Rock is not in the Fairmont district. It notes indirect interest in Fairmont Coal via Consolidation Coal and asserts neutrality toward all shippers while warning that supplying Red Rock would injure existing coal fields and overdeveloped stands.
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Washington Post
Parkersburz Waa
Baltimore and Qlio Railroad Company
Red Rock Fuel Company
Baltimore and Ohblo
Buckhannon
Baltimore and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Court
Interstate Conmercce Commission
Pairmont
Red Rock F Fuel Company
Fairmonteel Company
Consolidation Coal Company
Red Hock Fuel Company
Mrs Henry May Recover
Mrs Maude Henry of Toledo Ohio remains alive after being taken unconscious from a Cincinnati sleeper yesterday. She has partially recovered consciousness and there are hopes for full recovery. The report notes continued medical assessment and cautious optimism. The piece also mentions travel details of the New York and Memphis Limited via Southern Bay Lynchburg and Bristol, stating it is the shortest direct route from Washington to Memphis with first class coaches and Pullman sleepers. It leaves Washington daily at 10 pm and arrives Memphis at 6 am the second morning.
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Henry
New Orleans
Maude Henry
Toledo
Ohio
Cincinnati
New York
Memphis
Southern Bay
Lynchburg
Bristol
Washington
Pulliman
Trial of Packers Drags in Cineago
On February 13 two Swift & Co employees testified about government agents seeking information at the packers offices. The witnesses offered little beyond prior statements. Judge Mumphrey urged longer sessions to speed the trial, but no extension was agreed today.
Receiver for Hanover Bank Placed as Officer Arrested
The Hanover Bank in Boston was placed into the hands of Charles C Barton as receiver by Judge Braley of the state supreme court. The West Virginia corporation was closed last week on grounds of insolvency with liabilities set at 935 006. Foster Hooper, a vice president, was arrested about a week ago on a United States District Court of New Jersey warrant charging conspiracy and fraudulent use of the mails.
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Mads
Boston
Mass
J Hanover Bank
Charles C Barton
Hoston
Braley
Lhe Bank
West Virginia ‘Corporation
Foster Hooper
United States District Court of New Jersey
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