Supreme Court calendars and docket details from Washington
Proceedings list numerous cases and motions before the Supreme Court Appellate Division and Special Term with calendars for Friday April 24. The document enumerates case numbers and parties including corporations, individuals, and city clients, along with motion and hearing notes and calendar clear signals.
United States Circuit Court Opens Sessions in Multiple Rooms
The United States Circuit Court opens at 10 30 A M in Room 124 7 Post Office Building with a jury calendar and preferred causes listed. Additional sessions begin in Room 100 Post Office Building at 11 4 A M for equity matters. the United States District Court under Adams J opens in Room 72 at 10 30 A M with Admiralty docket entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court Ofpeals
Lacombe
Coxe, Ward, and Noyes
Sun Co-Hesly
United States Circuit Court—Hirk
Buiding
Strauss-Pennsylvania Railroad
Deman-Penn RR
Montieth Press Pub Co
Cunningham
Nh& H R
Clemes-Penn RR
Wynne
Lydia E Pinkham Med Co
Tiffany-Hidman
Moffatt Co
Globe
Crosthwaite
de Nier
N H RB R
Harina - Metropolitan’ Trust. Co
Gen Proprietors
c-Williams
Robinson- Alger
Harnabee-Joline
Fill-Milank
Denrison -McClintic Co
Quirk-Consel Ry
United. States
Court—Ray, J
Hoom
Equity
Meyer-Am Stamping Co
United States District Court
Adams
Post Office
Egerton
Macy
Court of Appeals Calendar List For Tomorrow
Albany April 23 Court of Appeals calendar lists Nos. 50 247 169 slated for hearing tomorrow in the state court of appeals with sessions scheduled in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Albany
Receivers Appointed New York Supreme Court Notices
The Supreme Court and City Court entries list judges Dowling Davis Gruen and McAvoy appointing receivers in cases Blu menthal v Stein Michael Eagan Liebowitz v Kram rich Levy Acritelli Greaves Rowley Towyley with Pennington Whitehead noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supremed Court
Supreme Court Docket Listings and Judge Assignments
The record lists multiple cases before the Supreme Court and City Court with judges including McCall Davis Ehrlich McGovern Hamilton Kearney Brady and others. The item names plaintiffs defendants and co parties such as Goldsmith Butterfield Arnone Koelsch Beale Cohen Bloch Blocknv Rogers Wahlig Weill Kalt Neamann Wright Wiegand Landa Graham and title insurers. The share of docket details appears as a catalog of case names and judge assignments rather than a narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
McCall
Schermerhorn
James Kearney
Davis
Goldsmith
Butterfield
William H. Hamilton
Ehrlich
Arnone
John T. McGovern
Koelsch
Lawrence
MacDonald
Rozer Ae Pryor
Beale
Cohen
James T. Brady
Bloch Va. Block
B. T. Rogers
Wahilg Ve. Wahlig & Co
T. McGovern
Weill
Kalt
Roy M. Robinson
Neamann
Wright
Wiegand
Harrison
F. McLoughlin
Landa
Graham
Abraham Stern
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co
Diameng
Charles L. Tartor
Ce City Court
Meavey
J.—Shepherd
Supreme Court Calendar Second Department and Civil Calendar Part II
Enumerated day calendar entries list judges and case references across the Appellate Division and Civil Calendar Part II. Names include Jenks Hooker Gaynor Juch and Miller Jr with docket numbers and party references such as Brown Recior Co Schneider Ratner Coates Village of Nyack and Germania Real Estate and Improvement Co The Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Second Judicial Department
Jenks, Hooker, Gaynor, Juch, and Miller, Jr
Brown-Recior Co
Schneider- Ratner
Mo A-Clark-Nichole
Brown-Clapper
Stephens - Kislelewski
Sachem Gordon
Coates
Nyack
A—Rosenwolg-Manes
Worthington-Straussner
Gordon-N Even Journal
International Filter Co-Barr
Wood-Central New England Railway
Place-Morrin
Krasnow-Topp
Schmidt-Jewett
Reilly~ Agseltine
Kragiss-Topp
Unty Court
Supreme Court Special Term Trials and Rail Line References
Fragmented OCR lists multiple Supreme Court terms, rail lines, and company names including Heights Impt Co 1996, Nassau R R, Baltimore & Ohio Rk, American Can Co, Glendale Realty Co, and various individuals. The highest number reached on regular call is 6507.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kannsalich Rubenstein
Bur Dyer
Onee
Kennedy
Monahat Soro
Eve Ciyf
Boe Tobbins
Sivdt
Glendale Realty Co
David
Baltimore & Ohio
American Can Co
Jesepiise Nassau R. R
Dricoll-Interbof R
ay-Nassau
Peiton-Dobson
Ridgley-Keene Et
Supreme Court Calendar At Plushing Town Hall Trial Term
The calendar lists Supreme Court trial term events held temporarily at Plushing Town Hall with Part I led by Clark opening at 16 10 A M and adjournment planned. County Court in Long Island City opens at 10 A M with cases and calendar numbers 276 277 285 288 292 298 296 298 302 316 318 319 20 and more. The day notes that the roaring effects if marked ready will be paid for the day.
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Supreme Court
Graham, McLaughliin
Gs—Suesskindsame
Dunphy-Callahan
Matter of Mills
Grant-Cobre Grande Copper . Co
Mosheim
Caesar Misch, Inc
H Koehler & Co-Clement
Thompson-Hudson Shuilding
Matter of McGoughran
Armstrong-Brown
Kinewill J- Block Amusement Co
Desvernina-Ramirez
Dolaro-N_Y Edison Co
Levine-U
Banking Co
Sheedee City
Tench-San Pedro Gold Mining Co
Crane-Ahearn
Farrell- Peter
Fennell - Kennedy
Will Eng & Con Co
Metz
Bjork
Ost
McCord
Wyatt
James McCreery & Co
H— Mayer
Commonwealth. Trust. Co
de Leon
H.R R
Gitler
Jones-Jones
Allen-Allen
City of Noy
Main St
Rosoff-fladden, Coast Co
Zereca
Stock, &E
Joss-Fress
Casstata-Mendel Mfg
Robinson
Walker-Sun Asso
Holland-Holland
Keufman
Jeyer-doycee Co
Ratser-Benjamin
Greenstone-eich
Junker-Junker
tii—Jacobsen-Keersh Co
Abele-Kroder
Tucker-N_ Y Ry
Abramovitz-Romit
Eupreme
Sullivan Press Pub Co
Life Ins
Potter
Hierms-Hyland
Pfirman- Ger
Say Bk
Tarshanilan-Abbott
Miller-Friedman
Bock-Hart
Stenton-Gibson
Fuchsig-Fuehsig
Moore-Kohn
Supreme -Court
Eiear
Cason
Bischoff
Mae
Bupreme Court
Fpjatzek
Laldwin- Davis
Brewer
GOS Stern -Enelander
Ammperdoin Miils
Lehman
Budson Trust
Prather Co
Gsib—Bartlett-Duerr
Meleer-Casaner
Praeger-Cain
antison-Joline
Iilius
Zuckerman
Herrman- Penn A Juurch
YC & H’ S Srome
Mallane Echulman
Arnheim
Eliteis
David
Onssee
O'Gorman
Wis A.M
Trial Caltenes Inc
Fitzgerald
Owens
Vane McCormack
Astary
Mulieny
Ghacklar Fis
Guy Ut
Sie Salle IK Ie v. Ahearn- Fox
Mhi
Rockman
Eee Danielson-Ahearn
Langing
Katzman-Blumenkron
Arnuse Coe
Fennel
Sav Bk
Newhall- OW
ison-Harvey
Kronengold-Muhlendorf
I al
Peer Ee Print Co
Morris- Gist NY
Hastond
Kilgallen-McCarthy
Pny-Halsey
Same
Dayton
Grady
McClellan
Joseph H. Snyder
Ellennora J. Viemeister
Friedericka Stemas Gaunt
Ellen Wood- Dellith
Catherine M. Againsemard Arnowits
Annie Briggs
Ann Moen
Cathi A Pulkinen
Mary Clamenstock
Caro
Charles McSorlex
Barbara Levers
Mary D. Lennox
An Litam
Fmanuel Frey
So— i Cushin
Isaac H. Wing
Si— i
Nelson
T. Sarno
Janceb Weise
Emmons Morris Charback
How- Co
Mulhall
Chas. Cuth Ki Luther
aes _ Louise
Lancey
itran-Colton Association
Qar
Hoffman-Union Ry
Hracken-lage
Hess-Mayer
Donald-Miller
Howerd
City
Sackheim - Tulefel
Suntheimer
Reeve
Frankel
Kaplan
O Connor
Smithby
Nyc
Seid
Zoling
Masia
Jacobs
Or? Dork R, 4Q01 -chinson-Markowitz, 4188—Ravylich-Nyc Rye 4221—Jacobs-sama
Potsteve Realty Company
Lion
Mayer-Powell Roadiel
Interb
R-T Co
Malie
ing”Fischer
Shapero-Kullmar
Tery-Hilchon
Lee-Kahan
Golinick Goldwater Coy
Letaitsky
Zucker
Uidson
Birmingham
Assarizio
Volpe
Siegel- Mut Milk
C. Co
McGrath-Quartner
Hon-Int -Rt Co
City Cola
Prownstons
Easton-Foster
City Ry
Mastinint Street Co
Webster-Kahn Co
Ldvs-Consoles Co
Dewitt Auto Co
Anaran
Dick-Léonort
Smith P
R Wtherein-Same
Hoffman-Nie_ 4YiS
L-Hiller
Hadel-Nat
Secklér-Buchen’s Soaps Corp
Ode riend-Greenwald
Dunker-Mathews
Kahn
Krug - Silberfeld
lIndenmi Co
Morgen- Apneil-Niebere
Toplitzky-Weinstein
Ansonia Mfg
Coagper-Cuhan
Lusot
Jorcanisht-Podolsky
Schmuck
T Cn
Frender
Machelnsk Brana
Recon
Silversen
Caggiano-Ginsberg
Howes-Radotati
Trowbridge-Thoma
Perger
Robert Ricthardson
An Yactano
Dominick
Meranth
Joseph Oberle
Myles d
John J Granatat Hall
Anndrew Nite
I— Secombi
Louis Stepler
John Madden
Bernstein
Edwar J Cain
Edward Ben- Gor
Wm Flopper
Harry Grossman
Joan. Ryan
Edward Dawson
Samuel Pearlman
Robert Hart Joseph Ancell
Giusepa Gioffri
Edward McGrane
Michael Haggerty
Daud Pope
Perez A Fon
Joseph Harres
Gerald Newman
John Finey
Louis Wybailite
Wm Doyle
John Brum‘ey
Joseph Carnes
Wm J. Gregory
Thomas P Knipe
Joseph O'Brien
John Tarney
John Bell
John Ryan
Thomas
Julius Kutller
Morris Bauman
James Smith
John H Kennedy
Owen Ingram
William Wheeler
James McShane
Kate McShane
Ste- Quinn
Joe G48
Wriday
Plushing
Clark
Powers-loard of Education
City of NY
Jovs- Braunsberg B
Q Co & Sub Ry
Humphrey, J
Seventy-fifth
Fourth Street
Vernnon Avenue
Long Island City
Gace
Studtz
Singer
Byrne
Popp
Parker-sams
Thomiogon
McMintyre
NY & Q Co
Denver- Bih
R.R
Loewenthal
James Et al-Verrino
Kneer- Knouth
Oxman
Supreme Court Day Calendar Highlights Multiple Cases
Friday April 24 entry lists cases including City of New York Donovan, Lottino Wygant, Stolzenthaler S I Rapid Transit R RCo, NY State Coal Co, Obler Kissinger, Dumont S I Beach Land Co, Cottrells, White Slayton, Kamins Fulton, Duke Shooter Island Shipyard, Tfeldout ter Elliott and Rechtal Brewing Co with reserved items and docket numbers.
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Supreme Court
Kelly
Clifford-Hughes
Donovan City of NY
Lottino-Wygant
Stolzenthaler-Si Rapid Transit
NY State Coal Co Same
Obler-Kissinger
Schmeser-Lessler
Dumont-Si Beach Land Co
Cottrell-Cottrell
White-Slayton
Kamins-Fulton
Duke-Shooter Island
Tfeldoutter-Elliott
Rechtal Brewing Co Tlali
Bankruptcies and receivers appointed in New York firms
Charles Seliger, a clerk from 118 East 116th Street, files for bankruptcy with debts of 4542 and assets of 200. past drug store duties in Tarrytown from May 101% to November 1807. Judge Hough names Fred J. Moses as receiver for American Sheffield Silver Company at First Avenue and Twenty-Eighth Street with 2000 bond. plant mortgaged for 6000. Frederick H. Tuting denied discharge for poor records. bankruptcy petition filed September 18, 2015. liabilities 29606, assets 12968. Deputy Sheriff Altman holds execution against Anti-Shrink Laundry Co. at 799 Third Avenue for 1595. keeper placed and sale set next Wednesday. incorporated July 18, 1907 with 10000 capital. Harry Joseph & Co. neckwear firm at 2 Union Square face bankruptcy. receiver Harry Osterman appointed. execution for 1967. total liabilities 8570, assets 2600. two years in business. Alfred Roote Company at 144 West Thirtieth Street shows liabilities 43571 and assets 34728. list of creditors includes multiple tile companies, banks, and individuals across New Jersey and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles: Seliger
Charles Seliger
East 116Th Street
Tarrytown
American Sheffield Silver Company
Hough
Fred J. Moses
First Avenue
Twenty-Eighth Street
Frederick H. Tuting
United States District Court
Greenwich Street
Anti -Shrink Laundry Company
Altman
Anti-Shrink Laundry Company
Third Avenue
Lexington
Fourth Avenues
Broadway
Edward Lowenstein
H. Joseph & CO
Harry Joseph
Siegmund Herzig
Union Square
Blumenstiel & Blumenstiel
Rusch & Co
Harry Osterman
J. Kridel, Sons & Co
Alfred Roote Company
Becatur
Ill
National Tile Company
Penn Tile Works
Aspers
Penn
Robertson Art Tile Company
Trenton
New Jersey Tile Company
D. Forat
Boston Hippodrome Proprietor Files Voluntary Bankruptcy
Albert Reynolds Rogers, owner of the Boston Hippodrome, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition today in Boston following the venue’s closure last night. His assets total 7 899, with no remaining assets. The National Security Bank of Philadelphia is listed as the largest creditor with 2 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Albert Reynolds Rogers Cainé
Boston Hippodrome
Bir
Rogers
Enterprise
National Security Bank of Philadelphia
Woolen Manufacturer Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Herbert E. Shaw of Wales, a woolen manufacturer, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Reported liabilities total 108,872 dollars with assets of 2,006 dollars. Secured creditors claim 474,604 dollars and unsecured creditors 888,120 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Herbert E. Shaw
Wales
Debtor and Creditor Pairs Across Dates in 1907 1908 1909
A list shows debtor creditor pairs with filing dates and amounts ranging from March 6 1907 to April 16 1908 and includes entries for Miller Newman Pell Teicer Weinstock Simpson Schneider Wheeler Wilson and related party pairs with amounts noted. The fragmentary OCR item reflects multiple judgments or claims across years with varied sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Gross
M. J. Sneudaria
Lesser
Simpson
A. Berrent
Schneider
J. N
Houpt Co
Wheeler & Wilson Mfe
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Ruling Denies Free Entry for Pedigreed Dogs
The Board of United States General Appraisers overruled a claim by J. S. Cattanach New York for duty free entry of pedigreed dogs. Dogs entered at the Custom House were taxed 20 percent ad valorem as not specially provided for. Failure to produce pedigree certificates led to affirmation of duty. A Detroit protest by G H Todd also denied due to noncompliance with Treasury regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
United States General Appraisers
J. S. Cattanach
New York
Custom House
G. H. Todd
Detroit
Canada
United States
Treasury
Public Auction of National Gramophone Corp Assets
In Westchester County on or about March 1903 a court orders the voluntary dissolution of the National Gramophone Corporation of New York and a public sale of the receiver’s rights in listed patents and trademarks. The auction occurs at 12 o’clock noon on April 28 at Room 912 Willard Street, Manhattan, New York City, with full particulars from Receiver E V Daly, 76 William Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County
Maré
National Gramophone Corporation of
New York
Willam
Lorough
Manhattan
New York City
Daly
William St
Thousand Private Postal Card 3 by 533 good stock
Field and Co offers Thousand Private Postal Card 3 by 533 with a large stock at 107 William Street. Price is $90 per thousand in lots of samples available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field & Co
William St. Foone
Advertising and Retail Listings from A Street Newspaper Page
A dense, ad laden column lists merchants and products with addresses on Broadway Canal Street and adjacent streets. Items include brushes, lamps, aprons, linens, books, clothing, carpets, toiletries, hosiery, gloves, knit goods, dresses, neckwear, waists, suits, and tarpaulins with supplier firms such as J Dukas & Co Glen, The Antique Lamp Mfg Co, Kursheedt Apres Co, Union Carpet Co, Bloom & Mandell Co, Rothschild L, Leumann Boesch & Weingart, B Shackman & Co, Self cleaning filters, and John Sullivan & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Ya Clothing
Iwaaweay
Hell & Co
Jonn- Sud
Wiener -We. G
SEPA
Salen
Mass
Sering
Neapolis
Gisiawsel -Drothers
Wilifetit, Son, & Co
A Smith, Homes
Leonard "Street
Wanamaker
Flint & Kent
Buffalo
N. Y
C. W. Cashtin
Union Square
Koffman House
Hengerer
William, Company
N.Y
A. K. Stiles
Sevilla
Gimbel Brothers
Philadelphia
Penn
Ub F Montegue
Broadway
Brettell
Lasalle & Koch Company
Toledo
Ohio
A. Bkoch
H. O. Nichols
Cadillac
Mayer Brothers
Washington
D. C
M. & Mayer
Var
Otel Imperial Fisk, G. Co
Boston
Mase
B. F. Jones
le Company
Winston
Worth Street
Park Avenue
Goodall, Brown & Co
Birmingham
Als
M. Goodall
Motions
Apisman House
Joseph, Company
Pittsburg
J. Nichols
A. Brown
Church Street
Cliairs
O'Neil
Baltimore
Murphy
Prince George Hotel
Aya
Clarke Brothers
Scranton
Denn
E. L. Clarke
Huude
BP. Clarke
Princese
John
R. KK. Gloves
Shady Ex
James
Av. Company
Pal O'Connell
Ts Bromsway
F Wroran
Minneapolis
Minn
Dives
Pomeroy & Stewart
Heading
Eni
Walker
Herzzeliy -Allipson Company
Milwaukee
Wis
M. Herzfeld
Wegman
John B
Rochester
Stevenson
Cary, Smith & Davidge
Linghamton
J. M. Davidge
Hotel Grand
Goodson Brothers
Glens. Falls
Affingson
A Stewart , Co
Naverre
Luzerne
W. Ikesbarre
Casnar
Hermitage
Almy, Bigelow & Washburn
Salem
A. M.oniaiehard
Walker Street
Thootel
Wellington
Gilchrist Company
Maia
J. Walker
W. H. Mann
White Street
J. Dukas & Co
Freud Engraving Co
Fulton
Mfg
Kursheedt Avren Co
Bentley, Chas. E., Co
E. B. Kursheedt Apres Co
Rothschild
West Sith
Leumann, Boesch & Weingart
B’way
B. Shackman & Co
Linke
Byres
Max M
American Hosiery Co
Franklin St. Samuels
Mull Agta
Dr’ses & SH
RTW
ST S'Ts
J. Glockner
Houston St
S. Derliser
Strausa& Mevery
Atlantic Waist Co
East Lith St
Conend Pollack
John Sullivan & Son
Hudson &T
Bankruptcy notices for Plasmon of America and Fitch Manufacturing
In the Southern District of New York the Plasmon Company of America was adjudicated bankrupt on January 4, 1908 and a first meeting of creditors will be held at the office of Nathaniel S. Smith in Manhattan to prove claims and appoint a trustee. Fitch Manufacturing Company was adjudicated bankrupt on February 4, 1908 with a first meeting of creditors at No 71 Broadway, New York, on March 6, 1908 to prove claims and examine the bankrupt. Stanley W. Dexter, Referee in Bankruptcy, dated April 23, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isperct Court
United States
District of
New York
I. Prasmon
Company OF America, Bankrupe
Plasmon
City
County of New -York
Placmion Company of America
Erm-A- J Weld
Nathantel Itors
S. Sr
William J
Borough of Manhattan
City of
Bank
Nev
Los
Fitch Mng Company
Vera Apt Sea Nees ‘No. Pi. P
Fitch Manufacturing Companis
Fitch Manufacturing Company
Cmy
Mwvelock
Stanley W. Dexter
Dent TY
Salvatore Pati
Pasquale Pat
Salvator Pati
Samme
Pasquale Patt
Salvatore Patt
Hoadly
Lauterbach & Johnson
Pasquale Pati
Salvators
Patapoetic
New York Times
Pasquale Fatl
Salvatore Pat
New Yorkl
Ae Cc. M. Hough
D. J
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of New York
Maurice Rosenthal
New Years
A. D. Las
Peter B. Olney
New York City
District of News York
John L. English
Engligh & CO
Aticu
A. D
John IL. English
William Allen
Wall St New York
Wicic
District ‘Court of the United States
Southern District of
Aolmes, Tolle & Evans, Incc
Holmes, Tolle & Evans, Inc
William Allin
Wall St
O'Tlock
Foreclosure Sale Notice in New York Court
Referee Lyttleton Fox advertises sale of property in Manhattan described as Lots Five seven nine on a map of Harlem. The sale, originally set for March 20 1908, is adjourned to April 21 1908 with an estimated purchase price of about 20 4045.86 plus costs and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
County OF New York
Mortgage Company
Plainiite
Acninet
T. J. Goldman Realty and Construction Company
Nile
Yuri
Manhors Sryspied
Adalphus
Toote
Rae
Amd
West List
DoRsag
New York
Metro Fox
Clarence L. Westcott
Pinbail
Broadway
Manhattan
New Ty
Thiet Street
Lyttleton Fox
L. Westcott
Pigintliit
C. L. Westcott
Bankruptcy notices from New York Southern District court
A compilation of 1908 bankruptcy notices in the Southern District of New York. Filings include Pasquale Pati and Salvator Pati, J C Lyons Building and Operating Company, Maurice Rosenthal, Herman Rehmstedt, Bronx Mortgage Co, John L English, and others with hearings, trustee appointments, composition offers, and meeting schedules.
Shipping and Mails Punctuate Tide Data History
The fragment lists ship names and sail dates with tide references and ports including Sandy Hook Havana Halifax Jamestown and Oswestry April dates. It notes arrivals and departures across multiple vessels with scattered April schedules and a February transport cue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s Devischland
Hatahufey
Canpania
J¢olepay
Antons
Piintil
Barts
Barry
Ipes
Cariantierra
Slavonisa
Gioraltar
Aprab
Nord Aimerival Pategre
Brianiile
Clonijeyes
Athenians
Hav
Aaril
S Cubana
Cessaritn
Apri
Oswestry
Huelva
Cembdyses
Morteira
Momus
New Theana
Havana
Ery
Mavoria
Rosalind
Halifax
Jamestown
Nortah
McClellan
Mansa
Tis
Unclear OCR Brief Reports Distance East of Sandy Hook
Fragmented text notes multiple ships and quays near Sandy Hook and Boulogne with times around 2 AM and 5 PM yesterday. Mentions Philadelphia and Boulogne and a pier arrival near noon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isikiming
Daire
Fandy
Pier
Seturdas
Ueaing
Boulogne
Marina
So Livasiv
Marconi i
Sauintry
Philadelphia
Southa Pion
Foreign Ports Arrivals and Sailed Vessels Listing
Arrivals include SS Trinided at Berranda April 23 and SS belie at due netown April 23. Other ships reach Southampton, Rio Janeiro, Havre, Genoa, Savona, and more on April dates. Sailed vessels include Celtic from Liverpool and Manoa from Bermuda, with several Queenstown departures and cross-Atlantic passages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinided
Berranda
due@netown
Teutonse
Southamption
Tennyson
Rio Janeiro
Amazonense
Auiril
Chororaine
Havre
HS 'Duce Degli Abrozs
Genoa
Deutschland
Sertin
Washington
Savona
Celtic
Liverpool
Manoa
Bermuda
Campania
Queenstown
Shipping routes and destinations listed for Pacific trade
A fragmented shipping notice outlines sailings and routes among destinations including San Francisco, Guam, the Philippine Islands, New Zealand, Australia, the Samoan Islands, New Caledonia, Japan, Korea, China, Vancouver, Victoria, and Tahiti. It mentions vessels Empress of India and others with via San Francisco and Ban Francisco connections, urging readers to see Page 2 for latest news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bewail
San Francisco
Haewail
Guam
Philipne Islands
Sagancisco
U. S
New Zealand
Australia
Samoan Isleands
New Caledonia
Vie
Limeessgeur+e P P. Flawaill, Japan, Kores Shina
Nes
Philippine Islands
San Breadacoy
Weather forecast from Washington detailing regional showers
The report notes a low barometric pressure west of the Rockies and widespread showers and thunderstorms from the Mississippi Valley to New England. Fri forecast calls for increasing cloudiness, showers, and southerly to southeast winds with rising wind in the Atlantic coastal regions by night. Temperatures and humidity are recorded for the previous 24 hours with highs near 66 and a low around 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Ztocky Mountains
New England
Noreasing
Mitdale Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic Coast
Grand Banks
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Bankrupt Abraham Verman Receives Bankruptcy Hearing Notice
Abraham Verman, bankrupt, filed a petition dated April 1908 seeking discharge from debts. Creditors must attend the hearing before U.S. District Judges in New York City on Monday May 4 1983 at 4 30 PM to show cause and to examine the bankrupt, with Nathaniel A. Prentiss as Referee in Bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of New York
J. C. Lyons Building and Operating Company
J. ©. Lyons Build- Ins
George Co. Holt
United States
United States Court Houses
New York
Nathaniel 5. Smith
District Court For
Starn District
Abraham Verman
Tiar Abraham Siiverman
United Staies Court
Heron
Nathaniel A. Prentiss
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Ascher Wasserman
Robert Ginsberg
William J Dunn
Samuel Weils
Benjamin Marine
Mike Denglik
Isader Rappaport
Herman Rubin
Samuel Brown
Jecob Chaban
William J Dexon
Veen
Alfred Gerber
George Horst
Joseph T Rein
Ackley
Interurban St. Ry. Co
Armstrong
GC. W
A. T. Herd
Bryson
J. C
Pleasant Spring Distilling Co
Burerell
James H
Martha—I. Baer
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Blanche B. Ferrell
Berger
M. Davidson Et al
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O. F. Jonasson & Co
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J. L
M. P. Doyle
Breslin
J. J
Castabelé
L.-Filice Rubano
Casey
H. L B
B. Bryen
Corwin, M
M.—Fuchs & Lane Mfg. Co
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Tennessee Furniture and Supply Co
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Duke
C. A. Lefferts & Co
de Forest
Tichner
Fielding
H.—E. MiMer
Triledman
Sarah
J. Wolfin
Grallo
H. Davidson
Tierstle
E. Miller
Arnert
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Holmes
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H. A. Richards
Harmer
Nassam Bank
Herman
F. H. Hennett Biscuit Co
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Zattels
Isaac Friedenheit
Janski
J. Spark
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H.—B. Pritz
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M. B. Beringer
J.-A. Grimbaum
Kuller
G.A
Fuchs & Lang Mig.,Co
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L. L. Mahoney
Linthwezite
Grace
G. W. Weston
Lindquist
City of New York
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Silverman
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Schwartz
Roste
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Stroud
J.L. Reich
L.-J. Pollak
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E. L
P. B. Low
Wilson
E. W
Maria W. B. Hamill
C. W
B. B. Gattell
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Weekes
H. Wasemeeces Trust Co
Weiss
J. T. " Brady
Rice Health & Construction Co
Enos Co
Millis Novelty Co
M. Fuchs
Metropolitan Steamship Co
N. Garshton
Wilkes Construction Co
J. B. Greitzer
Felt Construction Co
J. J. Stanton
van Norden Trust Co
E. F. Murphy
BQ. Co
Itz
RB. J
O. M
K. Koernan
Et McCallum
Stern Brothers
West Shore R. R
Lloyd, Jr
Beekman St
Bryant
U. & District Court
Heralan Rehmstedt
Nat Herman Rehm
Stedt
United States District
Bulldine
Bronx Mortgage CO
Jane Mortgage Co
Bronx Morte Gauge Co
Wall Street
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Lowater
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