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Railroad Reorganization by Stuart Daggett

CHAPTER VI

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ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE 192 Charter—Strategic extensions—Competitive extensions—Effect on finances—Raise in rate of dividend—Reorganization of 1889—Acquisition of the St. Louis & San Francisco and of the Colorado Midland—Income bond conversion—Receivership—English reorganization plan—Mr. Little’s report—Final reorganization plan— Sale—Subsequent history.
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1. Chapter 1 2. CHAPTER I 3. CHAPTER II 4. CHAPTER III 5. CHAPTER IV 6. CHAPTER V 7. CHAPTER VI 8. CHAPTER VII 9. CHAPTER VIII 10. CHAPTER IX 11. CHAPTER X 12. CHAPTER I 13. 1877. The contract then executed was in the nature of a compromise. 14. CHAPTER II 15. CHAPTER III 16. 1881. The last of November or first of December President Gowen issued 17. CHAPTER IV 18. CHAPTER V 19. 1883. The net earnings for 1882, out of which this dividend would have 20. 15. Depositors of all classes of Terminal securities and of all classes 21. 1894. They comprised three proposals: 22. 1894. Over 75 per cent of the system bonds had assented by March 24. 23. CHAPTER VI

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