Trolley Road Up At Auction
Justice Keogh has appointed H R Barrett to sell the Tarrytown White Plains Mamaro neck Railway Company at foreclosure. Knickerbocker Trust Company acts as bondholder trustee. The company owes about 300000 dollars and is in the hands of Receiver J Addison Young. Sale expected in September or October.
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Martin J. Keogh
H. R. Barrett
Tarrytown, White Plains & Mamaroneck
Knickerbocker Trust Company of
New York
J. Addison Young
New Rochelle
Lynn Murderer Sought as Police Sweep Coast
Special dispatch from United Press reports Lynn Massachusetts police seeking Kahne Nalbandian alias Frank Jones for the murder of Minas Momjian whose body was found in a trunk at a lodging house. Nalbandian, last seen Monday, is believed to be fleeing by sea from Boston or New York. He is described as five foot five, dark complexion, smooth face, black hair and eyes, wearing a dark blue suit and Panama hat. Authorities say he recently bought an automatic revolver to carry to Turkey.
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Minas Momjian
Nalbandian
Boston
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Momjian
Turkey
AT&T absorbs Central District and Printing Telegraph
Pittsburg reports the Central District and Printing Telegraph Company, operator of Bell Lines in Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and part of West Virginia, has been acquired by American Telephone and Telegraph Company for about 13 million dollars. The Central District stock rose 6-12 points on the Pittsburg Exchange, closing at 127 1 2 as the deal was accepted, with stock exchange on a one for one and a half basis. Much stock has moved to AT&T’s New York treasurer at 14 Dey Street and will be fully in hand by August 31.
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Central District and Printing Telegraph Company
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
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Erie Restores Wages To Officers and Staff
New York July 23 The Erie Railroad restored salaries of officers and employees that had been cut in January 1908. The board of directors voted the increases at its meeting saying the company’s condition improved. restoration takes effect July 1. Last year the Erie failed to earn fixed charges, with net earnings down sharply before rebounding in the fiscal year just ended.
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Erie Railroad
Erie
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