Claflin collapse roils markets in New York
News from New York reports the Claflin company and several partners fell to receivership amid massive liabilities. Joseph B. Star Vindae and Bradarick A. Julliard named receivers with bonds of 500000 each. Major debts include $24 million in unpaid standing gates and up to $14 million in liabilities. Banks and bankers form a noteholders committee to manage nine million dollars in notes, aiming to pay creditors and stabilize the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clue Hn Company
Uw Tourage Wholesale Urysnous Company
Ales Commercial Co Jupne
Tuiny Yen
Ly Wome
Exobeh
Joseph B. Star Vindae
Nona Tank
Bradarick A. Julliard
Judge Hand
Grap
John Claflin
Thos
Neary Batterman Copany
Brooklyn
Uedford Company
Willlumburg
Jones Store Company
Kansas City
Banka
H. B. Lian Company
United States
Canna
New York
Hoston
Chican
St. Louie
Ie Auld
Banke
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Henry P McKenna
Thie Committee
Ho Chultin Company
John Cuffin
Corry Area Notes And Local Events In June 1914
Local notices report a Philathea Club event at the church at 1 30 Saturday and sales at the Ladies Furnishing Store with Pickard china. A free social is planned at Mr Orval Forlett s for the U B Church fundraiser. Reports mention hospital cases and quarantine measures, power station plans near Ridgway and a railroad track idea. Community announcements include a district convention at the Presbyterian church and birthday wishes for Corry s early settler Mrs Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Forlett
U. B
Bedding plants in fine condition on display
A brief note describes a complete bedding plant collection in fine condition. It mentions varieties like Nianturtiam and Laser gran peed, with references to garden or cemetery settings and general care. Local horticultural interest highlights the quality and arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Man Inwan Andewn Hopes For Philadelphia Move
I M Andewn once convicted of murder in Warren county plans a move to Philadelphia as shown by the Sheridan News. Mrs J My Andrews and children arrived Sunday from Philadelphia to spend several weeks. Mr Andrews was promoted to supervisor of the Brooklyn branch of the same firm and began work there Monday. The family will move to Brooklyn after their vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Andewn
Warren County
Philadelphia
Sherian News
Mra
Andrews
Andrews Tay
Brooklyn
Brooksly
City League Prevent season double header teased
Fans and players look to two afternoon games in the City League as the Maccabees face the High School and the Club meets the Kurts. The league spectacle follows recent strong showings and aims for a standout event tomorrow.
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City League Park
Foxfords
W.H. Duffy and Co
Center St
Maccabees
High School
Kurtz Va
The
Bre Ad
Hedder
Kurts
Ts Magenhosleum
Oliven
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Claflin
Big Drygoods Co
Ehoils Johnson
Peccadilly
Watt
Corey Hospital
G. G. Bennett
Dole Ag Welt
Tila
Jooken
Lancaster
High Gospel
Wiemer Diffenbaugh
Elas
Sonia
Malony
Hallstorm
Marathon
Téx
Juno
Hallatorm
Hern
Killog
D. B
Philathea Club
Wright's Jewelry
Brown Brothers’ Nurseries
Rochester
N.Y
Tralians
Dake
Went Street
Whitch
Board of Health
New York City
Menilville
Wright
Arnold Millinery
Dulck
Henderao
Contar Atrest
Wright's Jewelry Store
Urs
Umma
Corry
Washington, D. C
Plave
Planta
Progresy
Waterford
Butler
Ridgway
Johnsonburg
St. Marya
Rudge Way
Chan
Ayery
Hui
Johnnohburg
Ride Way
Hpworth League
Knowlton Broadwatte
W. H. Duffy and Co
South Center St
Concord Street
Auto Exchange
Addhree Automobiles
Botta & Hawking
Union City: Vous
Henry Dunn
Beaver Uam
Dell Putiereon
Hasbrouck
Union City
Times-Enterprise
James Clark
South Main Street
Trlanda
Josephine Sherwood
Clarissa Randall
Pleasant Valley
James Megrit
Albert
Deband
Ftilenda
Palm
Uate
Wales Hardware Company
Corry Friends of
Ray
Titulo Herald
W. J. Sirte- Yan
Spartensboro
Sport, Winans & Ihiney
Switzerland
Bow Grocery
Modraw Construction Company
Rail- Fond
Monay
John Nos
Rach Elven
Amuse
Kurtz
the Bill
Toape Manne
Just
B.M. Jourdet
Washington St
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