Three Carnegie Trust Officers Hit by Bankruptcy Petitions
Three officers of the failed Carnegie Trust Company face involuntary bankruptcy petitions totaling about 13.5 million dollars. William J. Cumming, Charles Arthur Moore Jr., and Martin J. Condon are named individually with assets and liabilities listed. Merrill In named receiver. Creditors claim preferential payments and concealment of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carnegie Trust Company
Banka
William J. Cumming
Trust Company
Charles Arthur Moore, Jr
Martin J. Condon
Cummins
Moore
Condon
Merrill
Payson Merrill
Herman ©. Brewster
Herbert Matflaid
James 8. Watson
Nashville
Tenn
Rome
Italy
American Enuff Company
American Tobacco Company
Moore, Jr
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Joseph G. Robin
Washington Savings Bank
Columbus Officer Shot Five Times
Columbus Georgia April 1 special James Jefferson a well known young man tonight about eight oclock shot and probably fatally wounded Patrolman Stallion Marchant at a near beer saloon on Seventh street and Sixth avenue Five bullets took effect one of the officers arm was broken Jefferson was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James Jefferson
Stalion Marchant
Seventh Street
Sixth Avenue
Jefferson
Two L and N Engineers Die Simultaneously in Railroading
In Lexington Kentucky two leading Louisville and Nashville engineers Willan Devore Jr and Thomas Hurley died in their cabs within moments of each other as trains arrived at Richmond and Lebanon Junction respectively. Each death was due to apoplexy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington. K
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Willan Devore, Jr
Richmond
Thomas Hurley
Lebanon Junction
We Have Moved Our City Office and Station
Nashville April 12 W J Cummins discusses involuntary bankruptcy papers linked to Carnegie Trust Company. He calls the action friendly litigation, says most indebtedness settled, lists creditors committees to be named next Monday, notes $4 000 000 in bank stock as collateral and about $500 000 to $600 000 in remaining obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Bank of New York
State Banking Department
Robin
The
Carnegie
Cummins
Nashville
Tenn
New York Today
W. J. Cummins
Tompkins McTivaine
Smail
Carnegie Trust Company
Mr. Condon
Mr. Cummins
Platt Iron Works
Tennessee Packing and Stock Yards Company
Bids Open Friday On Governor's Mansion Sale
Real estate circles anticipate a record price as sealed offers for the governor's mansion are opened by a joint Senate and legislative committee at the chamber of commerce. Frontages on Peach Tree, Cain, and Spring Streets suggest values well above 300000. offers may include leases or exchanges as law allows. The committee will report to the legislature with possible use of any proceeds for public debt or a new capitol building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Peachtrent Street
Governors Mansion
Peachtree
Cain Street
Ita
Lkely
Capitol
H. A. Matthews
Houston
B. Jackson
Jones
J. R. McCollum
Coweta
Joe & Davis
Af Dougherty
Joe H. Hall
Bibb
Hooper Alexander
DeKalb
Carl Vinson
Baldwin
H. J.fulbright
Burke
Observation and Dining Car to Birmingham on Seaboard
Seaboard fast train from Atlanta departs 4 00 p m and arrives Birmingham 8 30 p m effective April 6. The service promises the quickest time from Atlanta to Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Seaboard
Atlanta
Coal Companies Merger Nears in Eastern Kentucky
Kentucky and Tennessee capitalists move toward consolidating several eastern Kentucky coal firms with about 1.5 million tons annual output and a value near 3.99 million dollars. Leaders include P N Clark and Chattanooga investors I F B Martin Karl Martin and T R Preston. Mines are mainly in Bell County near the Tennessee line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Karl Martin
T. R. Preston
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Continental Coal Corporation
Straight Creek Coal & Coke Company
Straight Creek Coal Mining Company
Left Fork Coal Company
Wallsend Coal & Coke Company
Bell County
Tennessee Line
Only Bidder Named for Two Revenue Cutters
The Newport News Ship Building and Dry Dock Company is the sole bidder for constructing two revenue cutters. Its bid totals 476,000 to deliver both ships completed by April 11, 1912, with 240,000 for a single vessel. Congress has appropriated 250,000 per vessel, and previous bids were blocked by an eight hour labor rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newport, News Shin Building and Dry Dock Company
Congress
Treasury Department
Kenyon elected U S Senator from Iowa on sixty seventh ballot
Des Moines Iowa April 1 Judge William S Kenyon Republican elected United States Senator to succeed the late Senator DolIVER on the sixty seventh ballot in the Iowa legislature this afternoon. He won 78 votes to 26 for Horace E Deemer with a stormy session marking the end of a January deadlock and a long contest among Lafayette Young and Deemer. Kenyon, born June 10 1868 in Elyria Ohio, has strong Iowa ties and a notable legal career including private practice in Webster County and service with the Illinois Central railway and the U S Department of Justice. President Taft praised his selection as an excellent fit for the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
William Kenyon
United States
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Supreme Court
Horace E. Deemer
Lafayette Young
Kenyon
Justice Deemer
Judge Kenyon
Elyria
Ohio
Grinnell
Iowan
Webster County
Tlineis Central Railway
Chicago
Fort Dodge
Kennyon Salts Taft
Washington
William 8. Kenyon
Taft
Mr. Kenyon
Tie
Ex-Mayor Jacob W. Clute Kills Himself as Sheriff Awaits
Schenectady New Jersey April 12 Jacob W. Clute three times mayor of Schenectady shot himself in the bathroom of his home as sheriffs waited at the door to execute a body for him over alleged irregularities in estate handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clute
Schenectady
N. J
Jacob W. Clute
Mortuary Notices From Columbus and Brunswick Area
Remains of L A Camp arrive in Columbus after a sudden Montgomery death. Funeral Friday. Mrs M Couch of Macon dies age 80, body to Athens for interment. George W Brooks 83 dies in private sanitarium. funeral plans soon. Elizabeth Montgomery 77 dies at daughter’s home. survived by three sons and a daughter. Edna Whitten 11 dies. funeral at Poole’s chapel, Roswell burial. Bartles, long-time resident, dies. funeral tomorrow at Oak Hill. Mrs A M Roberts of Brunswick dies. survived by two daughters and three sisters. Palmetto cemetery interment. John C Green Brunswick elder statesman and former Brunswick fire chief dies at 76. Masons to conduct funeral at Palmetto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Camp
Columbus
L.A. Camp
Montgomery
Elizabeth Montgomery
W. E. Dunn
Park Street
West End
John Montgomery
Oklahoma
Thomas Montgomery
Chattanooga
Tenn
Willam Montgome
Nashville
Edna Whitten
M.D. Whitten
Jasper Avenue
Harry G. Poole
Roswell
Griffin
Bartles
Atlanta
Sammons
Jones
Oak Hill Cemetery
A. M. Roberts
Brunswick
U. M. Roberts
UM. Roberts
Mra. J. T. Matthews
Woodbine
Mra. J. M. Jones
Charlotte
N. C
J. A. Clubb
John C. Green
Glenn County
Macon
Old Brunswick and Western Railroad
Brunswick Fire Department
Masonic Lodge
L. J. von Weller
Albany
John
Lucas Green
Masons
Palmetto Cemetery
Obituary notices from Georgia and Florida death reports
Several obituaries from Macon Griffin and Reidsville report deaths of Jewish business figure Tullus J Waxelbaum 41 in Macon after heart trouble leaving a wife and three children. Also noted are 17 year old Saille Bell Westmoreland of Griffin and Rev George Hendree Harrison’s 2% year old Kendree burial, H C Harris 60 tobacco pioneer of Reidsville, and W W Garner 1 of Griffin with funeral plans.
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J. J. Waxelbaum
Macon
Tullus J. Waxelbaum
Waxelbaum
New York
Griffin
Joe
Kendree
George Hendree Harrison
Jacksonville
Fla
St. George's Episcopal Church
Harrison
Griffin Pariah
Ethel Watt
D. Harrison
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Little Damage Reported At Banner Mine Blast
Birmingham April 12 very little damage reported at the Banner mine in Jefferson county after Saturday explosion. Rescue efforts by government car No 6 continue as 119 bodies were recovered by 7 pm with nine more expected. Debris removal and body shipments to home counties proceed while inspectors seek the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Banner
Jefferson County
J.J. Rutledine
Hutchison Shoots Self At Alta Vista Mills President
A. C. Hutchison, president of the Alta Vista cotton mills, shot himself in his office in Alta Vista Virginia today. He had formerly lived in Charlotte North Carolina where he was secretary of the Victor Cotton Mills and most recently served as Southern representative of an eastern yarn company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Vista
A. C. Hutchison
Alta Vista Cotton Mills
Hutchinson
Lved
Charlotte
N.C
Victor Cotton Mills
Eastern Yarn Company
Cure by electricity touted in Atlanta ad
An Atlanta advertisement claims electric treatment cures for cancer and other ailments without surgery. It lists patients such as Mrs. J N Dupree and Little Harry Carlisle as examples, promises a money back guarantee, and notes a forthcoming new institution in the Austell Building with hours posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
J. N. Dupree
Boulevard Place
J. F. Hughes
West Peachtree
Harry Lewis Carlisle
Central Avenue
J. T. Liles
Fitzgerald, Ga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carnegie Trust
Cummins, Moore and Condon
Marchant
Jas
North Broad
Muse
Legislative Committee
Coal Companies
AA One
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis, Mo
Jas. F. Lynch Distributor
Georgia
Dolliver
U.S
B. Block CO
George W. Brooks
Greenberm & Bond
Tha
Westmoreland
Saille Bell Westmoreland
LT Westmoreland
J. A. Drawry
D. A. Brindle
Mckntosh Church
H. C
Harris
Reidsville
H. C. Harris
Robert Harris & Bro
Ww. C. Garner
W. Garner
C. B. Garner
Crew Street
Hatonton. Ga
Mr. Garner
W. E. Bartles
Griffin. Griffin. Gai
W. & Barties
Businness
Justin Mathin
Bradley Avenue
Austell
Oppenheim
Newspapre
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