Real Deer Hunt Among Trolley Cars
A big brown deer bound from Pier 4 East River into lower Broadway eludes a追 chase through Manhattan streets. Police and trolleys pursue as the animal reaches Whitehall and South Street, then is hauled aboard a tug and returned to Rector Street before being shipped to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bat‘vy Park
Lower Broadway
Pier 4
East River
Buttermilk Channel
Greenwich
New
United States Express Company
McHorney
Bowling Green Park
Battery Park
Express Company
Close
Put
Whitehall Street
Albert Rhine
South Street
Brooklyn
Walter J.tighe
Frank Krissler
Frank English
Foreign Department
Rector Street
Cincinnati
Skidding Auto Injures Boy in Ridgefield Crash
In Ridgefield Connecticut last night a car driven by J Didie struck a team. Mrs John Sturges and her young son were severely hurt while three women including Mrs E S Richardson were shaken and bruised. The boy suffered a broken collarbone. Didie was arrested and later released on bond. Information about the accident was not released by Dr Richardson at New Canaan tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Stamford
Conn
E. S. Richardson
New York
John Sturges
Ridgefield
J. Didie
France moves to arrest labor leaders amid unrest
Paris reports say authorities plan to arrest leaders of the General Federation of Labor and possibly suppress the organization after rioting at Vigneux. Troops faced insults and stones before firing as conservative papers demand the group be outlawed as a revolutionary menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vigneux
Exeriment
General Federation of Labor
Fornataro Denied Injunction Against Plasterers Union
Justice Dayton of the Supreme Court refused Pasquale Fornataro’s bid for an injunction to restrain Frank Morel and Local 36 of the Operative Plasterers International from fining or expelling him. Fornataro had been fined $1 for earning wages below the union rate and declined to pay. Lawyers Alfred and Charles Steckler argued the union’s constitution and by laws were violated, a point Dayton upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Dayton
Supreme Court
Pasquale Fornataro
Frank Morel
Operative Plasterers’ International Association
Plasterers’ Union
Fornataro
Alfred and
Charles Steckler
Union
Chauffeur Speed Mad in Chicago Collision
Carl Burton of Aurora a University of Chicago student was fatally injured when the car he rode in collided with a cab at Michigan Avenue and Madison Street. The driver T P Henderson known for a suburban speed war faced a speeding charge in Glencoe. A prior incident saw a Glencoe constable shoot a woman in Henderson’s car while attempting to arrest him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carl Burton
Aurora
University of Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Madison Street
Burton
T. P. Henderson
Glencoe
Henderson
Train Kills Two Autoists at Hunting Park Crossing
Philadelphia dispatch reports Charles Humphreys chief clerk of the Police Bureau and Harry B Bromley a merchant killed when their Bromley owned car plowed through down safety gates at Hunting Park Crossing as an express train approached. The car was smashed. Bromley was run over after being thrown ahead of the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hunting Park Crossing
Charles Humphreys
Police Bureau
Harry B. Bromley
Bromley
Humphreys
Car Crash Injures Swain and Dr. Overpeck Near Elwood
In Philadelphia on July 31 Charles J. Swain former President of the Quaker City Motor Club and Dr John R Overpeck were injured when their car skidded into a ditch near Elwood New Jersey. Dr Overpeck drove to avoid a wagon the vehicle turned turtle burying both occupants. Both were taken to a hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles J. Swain
Quaker City Motor Club
John R. Overpeck
Elwood
N. J
Overpeck
Customs Rulings On Diving Suits Under Dingley Tariff
The Board of United States General Appraisers held diving suits made of cotton and rubber are dutiable under Paragraph 314 of the Dingley tariff. Marion De Vries wrote the decision, stating the merchandise is directly dutiable at 15 cents per pound and 50 percent ad valorem. The American Express Company, importer, argued for 80 percent ad valorem as rubber manufacture, but the board overruled the protest for lack of material proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
United States General Appraisers
Marion de Vries
Customs’ Tribunal
Ad. Valor
American Express Company
Boston
Board of Appraisers
Court Calendars for Saturday August First
Supreme Court Special Term Part II opens 10 30 A M with ex parte matters. City Court Special Term Finelite opens 10 A M ex parte matters. Receivers appointed New York. Supreme Court lists cases Goff J Led erle vs Franklin Maloney Public Bank vs Sobel Marcus vs Portman Handey Moss Mendelsohn vs Banford with Goldstein as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
New York
Goff
J.—Francis A. Lederle
Frank M. Franklin
Robert W. Maloney
Public Bank
Sam Sobel
Joseph J. Bach
Joseph S. Marcus
Isaac Portman
Frank F. Fitzgerald
Barbara Mayer
Elizabeth M. Handey
Melville H. Crane
Moses Mendelsohn
Lulu Banford
David Goldstein
Referee Appointed in Wat son Morgan Marsh Case
New York Supreme Court Justice Goff appoints a referee in the matter of Wat son Morgan Marsh. Proceedings set to establish issues, with further scheduling to follow. The order names the referee and outlines anticipated steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Goff, J
Watson
Morgan J. Marsh
Bankruptcy Filings Highlight Ulin Brothers and Others
Judge Hough names Hamilton Holt as receiver for Ulin Brothers & Co. and reviews schedules in several bankruptcies. American Test Boring and Drilling shows liabilities of 8103 and assets of 12888 with actual assets 5483. M Schoenberg & Brother settle creditors for 30 cents on the dollar. Merchants' Specialty Manufacturing lists liabilities 4635 and assets 4747. Joseph Kurtz faces a bankruptcy petition amid alleged transfers to preference creditors. Vollbracht & Co. reports liabilities 15255 and nominal assets 18271 with $3,000 creditor Union Exchange Bank. Aaron Drusin faces bankruptcy with assets about 5000 and liabilities around 35000. receiver H. A. Robinson appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulin Brothers & CO
Hough
Hamilton Holt
Mercer Street
American Test Boring and Drilling Company
American Test Boring
M. Schoenberg & Brother
Eldridge Street
Dogllar
Merchants’ Specialty Manufacturing Company
Greenwich Street
Joseph Kurtz
Sheriff Street
Michael Kendell
Julius Hard
Harry Pockrass
A. Vollbracht & CO
East Fourteenth Street
Union Exchange Bank
Oscar Willgerodt
Silberberg Brothers Waist Company
Aaron Drusin
Aaron
Weekly failures tally by Bradstreet across regions
Bradstreet reports 275 U.S. business failures for the week, up from 263 the previous week and higher than 142, 170, 178, and 179 in corresponding weeks of 1907. Middle States total 89, New England 22, Southern 63, Western 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
United States
Middle States
New England
Southern
Western
Fragmented financial tally shows mixed capital ranges
The fragment notes Northwestern 16 Far West 22 and Territories Canada 32 against 24. It states about 6 percent of failed concerns had capital of 5000 dollars or less and a percent had from 5000 to 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Far West
Territories & Canada
Judgments Filed Against Numerous Debtors in New York Court
Debtors listed with individual and company names and amounts due, including City of New York cases and multiple corporate creditors. Notable entries show large sums such as Craven J. B. with J. H. Edwards at 12,091 and Laidlaw William R with City of N. Y. at 2,850, among many others in a routine filing of judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abkarian
W. O. Rose
Batzar
M. Applebaum
Barlow
P. W
J. H. Allen
Atzar
Bennet
Edw
Henry C
S. A. Park
Bohrer
J. A. Gifford
Casey
N. Y
Crouse
J.—Same
Christal
C.—Same
Cooke
G. J.E. C. Potter & Co
Curran
H. G
A. R. Little
Crowley
T.—Zeltner Brewing Co
Colin
T. E. Conklin
Cesario
Maria
R. Hill
Craven
J. B
J. H. Edwards
Davidoff
E.—Same
Duffy
C. H. Mayer
de Lisle
Mary -A. E. Briant
Diemer
M.—M
H. Schoenzeit
Emerman
Feisel
Joseph
Gibbons
Richard H
John
Hertzberg
Benj
J. Wolf
Hochbaum
J. Ochler
Johnson
Amanda
T. Janisch
Jennie
Kohier
Frederick and
Anna
J. Ehrlich
Knecht
Herman
G. Goldbaum
Leavy
Mangels
Joseph D
Robert Reid Co
Marotta
Michele A
Tel. Co
Mandel
Philip—Same
Miller
Fanny F
Stephen Merritt Embalming Institute
McConnie
Sherman
G. T. Lawrence & Gregory Co
Norcross
Bernice D
Minerva D
N. Ae Tel, Co
Neger
M. Gonpper
Oswald
City of
New York
Oliver
Court Ledger Entrants and Dates Across Firms
A series of small court register entries list multiple pairs of names with associated dates and amounts. Feltenstein A Dey Time Register Co marked March 30 1908 with 232 dollars. Shatz A and Courrier J Goodstein dated March 23 1908 with 763 dollars. Traver P W P Phummet dated Dec 18 1900 with 14 dollars. Valente G C Funck and others dated March 14 1908 with 997 dollars. Wahle C G F and J T G R Sutherland dated May 14 1907 with 907 dollars. La Vecchia C and R M Marasco G Ab pati dated July 11 1908 with 58 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feltenstein
Dey Time Register Co
Shatz
Courrier
J. Goodstein
Traver
W. P. Phummet
Valente
C.funck
Wahle
J. T.-G. R. Sutherland
la Vecchia
R. M. Marasco
G. Abpati
Arrival of Buyers in Wholesale Dry Goods Columns
A long list of buyers and firms across the United States appears, with names like Levey & Co New Orleans. A Mohrenstecher Birmingham. Rhodes Brothers Tacoma. Neiman & Marcus Dallas, and many others, detailing clothing hats cloaks and dry goods, along with hotel venues such as Hotel Wellington and Hotel Imperial, suggesting an expansive supply and buyers directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
W. Simlick
Union Square
Robinson-Strauss Company
St. Paul
Minn
C. Raleigh
Broadway
Ireslin
Saks
L. Birmingham
Ala
Miss IL
Cabannes
Belleclaire
Ruedge & Genzel Company
Lincoln
Neb
S. Kenneth
Latham
Campbell, J. 8, & Co
Waxahachie
Texas
Holland
Navarre
Neiman & Marcus Company
Dallas
A. L. Neiman
Bleecker Street
Shillito
John
Broadway Central
Rice-Stixury Goods Company
St. Louis
A. S. Rauh
Bondi Brothers & Co
Sedalia
Julius Cohn
Girard
Kern Brothers & Co
Hutchinson
Ken
Joseph Kern
van Allen
Clinton
Iowa
John A. Jorgensen
Strause
J., & Sons
McPherson
Kan
Simon Strause
Moris Kern
Strauss & Stumer Mercantile Company
J. Louis
Meyer Neusieter
Charles Phillips
Wellington
Swike
Mercantile Company
The
Marsville
H. Swike
Somerset
Weinschenk
Chicago
Ill
Mance
W. J
Evansville
Ind
Earle
Thalman & Levy
Kokomo
J. Frank
Wright
A. J
Clebourne
Roland
Dulan & Melott
Madisonville
Dulan, Jr
Laura MeLott
Seymour
Dulan
Glenn & Co
Springfield
Tenn
Meel Glenn
Bessie Crumme
P. W. Clack
Reid-Woake Company
Towa
R. E. Reid
New Amsterdam
Bear
Ben
Decorah
Alexander Gear
Marsh
Mrs. A
Aberdeen
Wash
Breslin
Flanders
Conrad
O. M. Burns
Cumberland
Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
Albuquerque
J. A. Weinman
Knickerbocker
Bondi Brothers &C
Galesburg
Bondi
Sikes, H. V., & Co
Elkhart
Egbert
N. Sikes
Parker’s
Charleston
J. A. Parker
Cadillac
Sowerwine
C. W
Noblesville
Ji Molt
Cleveland
Ohio
Jennie Madigan
Eighth Avenue
Beggs
David C
Company
Columbus
F. Klingen
Imperial
Masbum & Co
Grant’s Pass
Oregon
Frank Masbum
Akins & Kiersey
Lander
Wyo
George F. Keirsey
Ae Ellis
J. B
Hollis
Oklo
Churchill
Tibbs
Hamburg & Thompson
Rising Sun
William F. Hamburg
Alabama Y
Purcell
J. D
Lexington, Ky
W. O. Sweeny
New Grand Hotel
Ayres, L. 8. & Co
Indianapolis
B. W. Mountjoy
Albert
Blumberg Brothers Company
Segun
H. Is. Blumberg
General Merchants
Hotel
Christman Dry Goods&Company
Joplin
E. L. Ballending
M. L. McCoen
York
Meier & Frank Company
Portland
F. Haney
M. Kitchen
East Eighteenth Street
Long, Jonas, Sons
Wilkesbarre
Long
Church Street
Heineman & Co
Milwaukee
Wis
A. Heineman
Hoffman House
Pogue, H. & S., Company
Cincinnati
King Edward Hotel
Palace Department Store
Spokane
T. H. A. Ford
Edwards
Syracuse
N. Y
J. J. Grossman
Drewry-Hughes Company
Richmond
J. H. Estes
Nations
Leonard Street
Peck
George B
Dry Goods Company
Kansas City
M. Savage
Walker Street
the Breslin
Blumberg
Seguin
Eker Blumberg
Dry Goods and Nations
Imerial
Krause
C.A
Spokane Dry Goods Company
New York Incorporations Report List of Firms Formed
Albany July 31. A flurry of incorporations announced including Quaker Ridge Realty in New Rochelle Westchester County with 1.09 million capital. Nassau Chemical Company in New York. Carl H Page & Co. motor parts. Economy Tile Company. J P Muller & Co advertising. George H Tyrrell Company garages. Schwalb Coal Company Rochester Monroe County. Caswell Massey Company Limited New York drugs. Adams Flanigan Company New York merchandise. Persian Exterminating Company New York. John W Kelly Company New York printing. Inter State Amusement Company New York. Sterile Tower Supply Company New York. Composite Realty Company New York. Ridgewood Times Publishing Ridgewood. Frank F Clayton Company Brooklyn commission business. Also notices of increased capital for American Steamship Company and dissolution of Flatbush Building Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Quaker Ridge Realty Company
New Rochelle
Westchester County
Capital
Seymour E. Locke
Oscar P. Schmidt
Mathew P. Kehoe
Wall Street
New York
Nassau
Chemical Company
Capiital
Bernard Nassau
East Eighteenth Street
William K. Pietsch
Fulton Street
Louis J. Schwartz
Broadway
Carl H Page & Co
Carl H. Page
Robert H. Montgomery
Henry Bennett Leary
the Economy Tile Company
Gorge Witty
Montgomery Street
Jersey City
N. J
Westley Woods
Church Street
Charles R
Webster Avenue
William F. Burrough
Schwalb Coal Company
Rochester
Monroe County
Frank J. Schwalb
Frederick Kleinhaus
Frank J. Koch
N. Y
Caswell-Massey Company, Limited
Herman J. Waterhouse
Westminster Street
J. Frank Sunderland
James Rongetti
Thompson Street
Joseph Varlano
Giovanni Fiore
Baltic Street
Brooklyn
Adams-Flanigan Company
Thomas D. Adams
William A
Robert A. McAvoy
M. J. McAvoy
West Twenty-sixth
Milton Murray
FE Street
Washington, D. C
John W. Kelly Company
John W. Kelly
Willow Street
William Perry
Nicholas Avenue
William D. Dodd
Warren Point
Inter-State Amusement Company
H. M. Browne
F. W. Mills
E. J. Fordan
Nassau Street
Sterile Tower Supply Company
Capita
Albert M. Wilbur
West Ninety-first Street
Frank Herrera
Produce Exchange
Harold M. Hays
Composite Realty Company
Henry Tishman
Fast 119Th Street
Joseph Bardo
Madison
Eighth Avenue
Fell Patrol Company
Hyman_ Hoffman
Attorney Street
Jacob Scher
East
Ett
Louis Sacks
Brook Avenue
Newark
Auction Notice At 185 188 Wooster Street New York
On the premises at 185 188 Wooster Street New York the sale begins at 10 A M on Thursday August 6 1908. A formal auction will proceed to dispose of items listed in the notice with bidders anticipated to attend at the stated time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Shongood
U. 8
Leonard Street
Borough of Manhattan
Wooster St
New York
Photographic Highlights From The Times Sunday
The Sunday Times spotlights The Picture Section with Siberian car photography and Quebec Tercentennial pageantry. It features Manhattan Bridge workers, Seton Thompson woodland scenes, Coney Island beaches, French paintings Bal Blanc and Le Soir, actress portraits, Prohibition nominees Chafin and Watkins, child studies, and a Venezuelan study on Ciprianotor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
Siberia
Quebec
Sunday Times
New
Manhattan Bridge
Seton Thompson
Connecticut
Coney Island
Aug
le Soir
Canearet
Eugene Chafin
Chicago
Aaron Watkins
Ada
Ohio
Evolution of Party Symbols The Elephant and the Donkey
The Times tomorrow recounts how Thomas Nast created the Elephant as a symbol of Republicanism and how the Donkey became associated with the Democratic Party. It notes this origin 34 years after Nast’s work and explains the emergence of these icons in American political imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas — Nast
The Growing Menace of Cocaine in The City
A crusade against cocaine sales is announced as authorities target illegal purveyors. Estimates claim 125000 to 175000 ounces consumed annually, mainly in New York City, with the drug also having legitimate medical uses. A special Times article outlines both its value to medicine and the dangers of misuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
The
Times
The Man of the New Theatre Winthrop Ames Named Director
The founders of the New Theatre select Winthrop Ames as Director. He is a young New Englander noted for mastery of detail and optimism about American dramatic writing. An interview with Ames in The Sunday Times will outline his aims and the theatre’s intended scope and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Ames
The
New Theatre
Sunday Times
Peace Conference In London Dominates War News
The Times plans a summary of the militant mobilization as nations approach the London Peace Conference. Various powers are described as edging toward possible conflict while diplomacy seeks a path to restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndon
Fation
Fiftieth Anniversary Of Atlantic Cable Completion
The Times Magazine section tomorrow recounts the Atlantic cable project from its inception through the challenges and milestones to its completion, marking the fiftieth anniversary on August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
The Problem of the Juvenile Criminal in New York
A Sunday Times preview outlines a citywide effort to study juvenile crime origins and reform efforts. It questions environmental influence on youthful intent and describes programs aimed at guiding youths away from almshouses and prisons through education and rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Times
New York
Surrender of the Sultan and Reform in Turkey
Stephen Bansal in The Sunday Times examines how far reform will extend under Abdul Hamid and what role he will play. The piece explores the Sublime Porte intrigues and the Imperial Harem’s influence on succession, framing a nation’s regeneration amid constitutional grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdul Hamid
Stephen Bansal
Sunday Times
Juvenile Crime Up in East End, Teachers Fight Back
The Times reports a rising juvenile crime wave on the east side with offenses including robbery and pickpocketing. It notes teachers and police struggle to curb the trend and promises further details in tomorrow's edition.
Wholesale listings of goods by New York suppliers
A catalog style notice lists numerous suppliers and their products with storefront addresses across Manhattan. Items include alcohol appliances, leather goods, cloaks and coats, corsets, jewelry, toys, lamps, ribbons, fur, and more from firms such as G. Cohn & Co, Otto Thurnauer, A. A. Vantine & Co, M. J. Averbeck, and many others, indicating a broad merchant guide for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Cohn & Co., Inc
Broadway
Otto Thurnauer
20Th St
Grossman Leather Co., Inc
E. 34Th St
Oriental
20Th St. A
Braids
Kursheedt Mig. Co
Sutro Bros
Braid Co
Greene & Spring
A. Davis & Co
21St St
H. L. Shulman & Co
Hollstein, Young & Co
B. Brager
Walker St
A. B. Andrews Co
West 15Th Street
House Fur
Imp
M. J. Averbeck
Mfr
Maiden Lane
Myres
Max M
American Hosiery Co
Franklin St
Keros’ne, Inc
Mantle
Dr’s’s & Shirtw
J. Glockner
West 19Th St
11Th St
Fry & Friedsam
MNFR
Junior & Misses
I. Caplan
Cor
Yale Suspender Co
E. Klein.& Co
Leonard St
Spitzer & Harris
Triangle Waist Co
John Sullivan & Son
Hudson St
J. H. Eckhardt
Lds
Secret Tunnels of Royalty and Rabies Theory
CTING under the orders of the Health Depart ment there has been 4 wholesale slaughter of un muzzled dogs. A scientific investigator has advanced a theory on rabies origins in animals. The Times tomorrow features A Veteran Diplomat describing underground passages and tunnels tied to royalty, highlighting secrecy and labyrinths both past and present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Helping the Handicapped to Begin Anew in The Times
Tomorrow The Times presents Mr. O. F. Lewis of the Charity Organization Society describing the cripples maimed and deformed housed in poorhouses and the society s efforts to extend aid and enable them to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Lewis
Charity Organization Society
Drama finance detailed in Sunday Times special
The Sunday Times publishes a special article detailing the finances of drama, showing how profits accrue to authors actors and managers within the theater industry. It analyses revenue streams and distribution across the production chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Times
Sunday Times urged advance orders for sold out issue
The newspaper notes the Sunday Times sells out quickly and advises readers to place orders with newsdealers ahead of Sunday to ensure availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scott
Auto
India
State Courts
Orlansky
J.—I. Levinson
Vomeranz
R.J
Hildreth & Ségelken
Porter
J. M
M. Schaem
Pell
Mary H.—Roche
Rothschild
N. Y. Tel. Co
Resetar
E. C. Striffler
Rudner, S
P. Roth
Swinburne
O. H
U. S. Addressing and Printing Co
Shannon
Stecher
Schmidt
Seligman
W. Sugarman
B. A. Wolfson Et al., $519. Shannon, T. H
G. F. Cahill
Same
Sharin
Silverstein
Betsey
Spinella
Shaffer
F.—Broad Exchange Co
Stewart
J.-C. E. Pannac
Shapiro
Lerner
Minnie Shapirro
J. Zeltner
Warner
Whittley
A Watson
G.—Same
Williams
G. W
Woodward
R. D.—Postal Tel. Cable Co
West
R.—Marmola Co
Winkler
A. Greenberg
S. de Traction
Tire & Tube Co
P.pfotenhauer Et al
Sanitary Bottle Seal Co
Peter Schoenhofen Brewing Co
Lambert-Snyder Co
H. T. Maerry
Coe 1000 Bryant
American Steamship Company
Adam E. Cornelius
Prudential Building
Buffalo
Flatbush Building Company
John J. Britton
Court Street
Samuel Gans Company
William Iselin and CO
EBAMS
Field, Chapman & Co
America
Elastic Belt House
H. W. Yz
Spring
Cipriano
Tro
Tor
Hoe
Man of the New Theatre
Osage
Frente Ago
Turkey
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