Fairbanks Tariff Revision Planks Highlight Indiana Rally
Indiana Republicans in a state convention endorsed Charles Warren Fairbanks for the presidency and instructed 30 delegates to back his nomination. The platform advocates local option by county units, tariff revision via a post-election session, child labor laws, a National Bureau of Mines, health laws, currency reform, and strong protectionist principles.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
H. Hemenway
J.frank James P. Goodrich
Westman
State Committee
Fairbanks
Congress
Beveridge
National Bureau of Mines
Roosevelt
Army
Overstreet
House of Representatives
Senate
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Reblican
Oth
Fairbanks backs early tariff revision in surprise move
Washington April 1 The Times reports Vice President Fairbanks has issued a clear call for early tariff revision. Republicans in Washington react with shock and Democrats cheer the prospect of sweeping House gains, noting his statement as a rare unequivocal stance on moving tariff action forward.
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Washington
Farr
Fairbanks
Massachusetts delegates favor Taft at Chicago convention
A revised set of returns from Massachusetts Republican caucuses shows little change in the state’s delegation to the National Convention in Chicago. About 1,450 delegates are pledged to or favorable to Taft, with 649 unpledged, suggesting at large delegates Lodge Crane Bates and Bigney if Taft’s slate is adopted.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Chicago
William H. Taft
Taft
Lodge
Crane
Bates
Bigney
800 BRAVES GOING TO DENVER
Tammany Secretary leaves for Denver to arrange hotel accommodations for the Tammany delegation at the Democratic National Convention. Thomas F. Smith will be away at least ten days and will coordinate rail excursions to Yellowstone Park and the Pacific Coast after the convention. He will stop in Buffalo to confer with Norman E. Mack, a Bryanite, amid speculation about Murphy’s stance on the Nebraskan nomination.
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Thomas F. Smi
Tammany Hall
Denver
Tammany
Rockies
Smith
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
Buffalo
Norman FE. Mack
Mack
Charles. F. Murphy
Murphy
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Erie County Endorses Bryan at Assembly District Conventions
In Erie County several Democratic conventions nominated delegates to the State Convention in New York on April 14. All districts adopted resolutions endorsing Bryan and instructing delegates to vote for an instructed delegation to represent New York at the National Convention.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Erie County
New York
Indorsing
Bryan
Cattaraugus Calls for Bryan Delegates at Convention
Cattaraugus County Democrats convened to elect three delegates to the State Convention and instructed them to vote for William J. Bryan. The meeting was held in Elamanca where leaders outlined campaign strategy for Bryan as the party seeks statewide support.
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Augus County
William J. Bryan
Elamanca
N. Y
First Quarter 1908 Records Heavy Corporate Failures
The first three months of 1908 report the heaviest quarterly failures on record with 4 909 failures and 75 706 191 in liabilities. Manufacturing defaults rose to 1 159, trading failures to 3 594, and banking failures closed 60 institutions totaling 69 751 623.
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R. G.dun & Co
Dun
Ito
Aplio
Hudson Trust Co Plans Shakeup to Boost Local Ties
The Hudson Trust Company on Forty second Street east of Times Square may enlarge its board from fifteen to twenty one to bring in prominent neighborhood commercial interests. The bank, successor to United National Bank of New York, reorganized after a share buyout led by O F Thomas and K R Chapman. The board trimmed capital and boosted surplus, seeking stronger cash resources and growth.
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Hudson Trust Company
Forty-second Street
Times Square
United National Bank of New York
O. F Thomas
United National
Thomas
Trust Company
K. R. Chapman
Stock Exchange House
H. R. Chapman & Co
Ing
Erie Canal
Espart Brig
Qak Orenar
Albany Y
Syracuse
Ige
Buffalo
M. Y
Barking
O of New York
National
St . Superintendent
Public Pvarks
Albany
Nestle
F. C. Stevens
Iron and Steel Trade Pitch Quiet in Slow Recovery
Iron and Steel: trade activity dull with slow growth as Winter downturn lingers. Export demand steady though orders are light. York Central lines show limited purchases. Domestic boiler work scarce. pipe steel resumes in small measure. Industry reports call for higher output to sustain capacity use.
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York Central
Builers
Llron
Imnent
Treasury deficit seen as likely end of fiscal year
National City Bank in its April circular warns the year will close with a deficit as expenditures outpace receipts by 36 million dollars with only three months left. It notes the last quarter of 1907 produced 85.66 million in surplus and predicts April to June may not match that. The circular also says the Treasury Department will scrutinize retirement of circulation as bank note redemptions run about sixteen percent in the last quarter.
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The
National City Bank
Treasury
Treasury Department
City Bank
National Bank
United States Steel stockholders meeting proxies issued
Proxies issued for the annual meeting of United States Steel Corporation stockholders. The proxy committee mirrors the last meeting: J. P. Morgan, H. C. Frick, E. H. Gary, M. B. Ream, and N. Thayer. Retiring directors expected to be re elected and officers re chosen. Meeting set for April 20.
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Bnited States Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan
H. C. Frick
Be.h. Gary
M. B. Ream
N. Thayer
Car and Foundry reports quarterly earnings decline
The American Car and Foundry Company posted net earnings of 1,772,201 for the quarter ended Jan 21, down 535,631 from the prior year, a 23 percent drop. Of earnings 825,000 funded dividends while the rest bolstered surplus, which stood at 24,218,452 as of Jan 31, up 6,236,089.
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American Car and Foundry Company
Steamship receivers urge continuing Morse lines in court
In Boston on April 1 the receivers for the Metropolitan and Eastern Steamship companies report to the United States District Court that continuing operation of the lines would yield greater returns than liquidation. They argue the present course benefits creditors and preserves value.
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Boston
Metropolitan and
Eastern Steamship Companies
Morse Lines
United States District Court
Bryan Declines Speech at National Democratic Club Dinner
William J. Bryan will not attend the Jefferson Day dinner at the Waldorf Knickerbocker on April 12. He declines the invitation to speak after reporters say the host committee, dominated by anti Bryan members, blocked his speech and he chose to travel to Trenton instead.
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William J. Bryan
National Democratic Club
Knickerbocker
Trenton
N. J
Harry Walker
Bryan Boomer
East
Bryan
Waldorf-Astoria
H. H. Hughes
Springfield
Walker
Bryan saying that he could not for a moment consider attending a_rival dinee
Bryan to Visit Trenton for Jefferson Day Luncheon
Democratic lawmakers said W. J. Bryan will visit Trenton on April 15 attending a 2 p.m. luncheon hosted by Gov. Fort with ex-Major Katzenbach presiding and a Jefferson Day celebration at the Democratic Leagues in the evening.
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Trenton
W. J. Bryan
Fort
Katzenbach
Bryan
War on McCarren to Go On This Summer
Brooklyn readers saw both sides claim momentum after Tuesday primaries. McCarren supporters argue a fall fight remains, while anti McCarren leaders vow to keep up the campaign through the summer.
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McCarren
Brooklyn
Quarterly Report of United States Mortgage and Trust Company 1908
The report shows assets including public securities book value 2,081,799.86 and other securities 3,165,624.65 with market estimates, cash items 1,575.58, and banking real estate totaling 101,368.87. Liabilities include capital stock 2,000,000.00, surplus funds, deposits of $18,878,890.24, and unpaid dividends 708,005. Board officers J W Platten and Joseph Adams certify accuracy under New York law.
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Tetesecreses Ue
United States
Eunan
Jisanna
Saroelder
Tess
New York State
Pitan
Eaec Watsdse
Ipryss
Galadys
State of New York
County of New York
John W. Platten
Joseph Adams
United States Mortgage & Trust Company
Cedar Street
Tid St
Broadway
125Th St
Eighth Ave
City of New York
Superintendent of Banks
J. Wo Eulatten
G. A. Jones
New York County
Neesssee
Farmers Loan and Trust Company Report March 25 1903
Financial statement from The Farmers Loan and Trust Company filed in New York showing resources including bond investments and loans, liabilities with deposits and certificates, and the sworn attestation by President Edwin Marston and Secretary Augustus V Heely before a notary. The document records values in account lines and notes compliance with banking law, dated March 25 1903.
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Rterly
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
State of New York
County of New York
Marston
Aueely
Farmst
Williams St
City of
New-York
Caid Trust Company
Superintendent of Banks
Edwin &. Marston
Herbert Wellington
Kings County
New York County
New York City Boards Advise Land Taking for Water Supply
Public notices announce hearings by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment on the acquisition of real estate in Hempstead, Nassau County for extending a 72 inch water pipe line to serve The City of New York. Details include maps from 1908 and a hearing set for April 24, 1908 in Manhattan.
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Board OF Estimate and Apportionment
City of New York
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Hempstead
County of
Nassau
State of New York
City of
New York
Borough of
Brooklyn
Clear Stream
Wantagh
Board of Estimate
Aegt
Board of Estimates
Old Council
City
Borough of Manhattan
City Record
Corporation
Nassau County
NEW York Supreme Court
Third Judicial District
Wiser ‘County
J. Edward Simmons
CHARLES N. _CHADWICK
Charles A. Shaw
Board of Water Supply
Olive
Wister County
Ulster
Parcela
Supreme Court
Kingston
Ulster County
Francis Key Pendleton
Hall of Records
New York City
Board of Revision of Assessments
Bureau
Manhattan
13Th Ward
Attorney Street
12Th Ward
Broadway
Ft. Washington Avenue
Post Avenue
Dyckman Street
10Th Avenue
Herman A. Metz
McDermott Dairy trademark and name change orders cited
The document details McDermott Dairy Company’s trademark illustrations and marks in New York, including diamond devices with letters and the claimed principal place of business. It also covers a name change order for Frederick Naprstek to Frederick Naprstek Thimble, with publication and filing requirements, plus a public notice for creditors to present claims against Girard N. Whitney and Whitney & Kitchen by June 224, 1908.
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Supreme Court of the State of
Bratt
New York Law Journal
New York Times
New York
Tilca
Pee Ener
Yvette Trading Company
Yvette Hair Goods Company
New, York
Secretary of State
New’ York
Linter. BP
McDermutt Dairy Company
Meldmott Bunger Dairy Company
Dermott Dairy
Ly Trancis
Jacob Friedman
Frederick Naprstek
Sid Jacob Friedman
Éail
Napr-t
County of
J. A O'Gorman
Supreme Court
James A. O'Gorman
County of New Kk
Girard N. Whitney
Powerside Drive
Borough of
Manhattan
State of
Whitney & Kitchen
Liberty Street
Borough of Manhattan
City
State of New York
Bayard L. Pece
Burke & Fay
Pine Street
New York City
Proposals for forage and straw to multiple forts
Sealed proposals from 93 Chief Quartermasters Office Atlanta will be received until 11:00 A M May 1 for furnishing corn oats bran hay and straw during July to September 1998 at Atlanta forts Barrancas Dade De Soto Key West Barracks 7 Fla Fort Caswell Fort Fremont Moultrie S C Forts McPherson Oglethorpe Screven Ga Fort Morgan Ala and Jackson Barracks La Information available on request or from named stations Reserve right to accept or reject any or all proposals Lt Col Sam R B Jones Chief Quartermaster
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New York
N. Y
St.Louis
17Th St
N.W
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Ill
JU. S
Ernest R. Tilton
Fort Totten
Atlanta
Barrancas
Dade
de Soto
Key West
Fort Caswell
Fremont and
Moultrie
3S. C
McPherson
Oglethorpe
Screven
Fort Morgan
Ala
Jackson Barracks
RB Jones
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Vigua
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Exchange Clothing. Co
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Central Typewriter Exchange
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Rae Lehmbach
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Tremont Avenue
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Becker
Jay Lenrgach
Linis
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H. Witherell
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Standard Adjustment. CO
Flatiron
Frank Benjamin
Pomeroy Brothers Co
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Dept. of the East
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Office of Commissioner of Immigration
Ellis Island
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Vccis
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Laert B. Sayres
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Department OF Docks and Ferries
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North River
Sy F. Mohr & CO
West 42D Street
Bronx
Ben J. S. Wise
East 128Th Street
Harlem
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Bro Auction Leer
Lowy
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Stirling
W. 56Th
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Brunswick-Brtke- Callender Co
N.Y
Fourth Avenue
J. Hatfie
Morton
B. Hughes
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London
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Christman
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Mohawk River
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