Banker Hayes Discharged In New Jersey Bond Case
Harry E. Hayes of W J Hayes & Son was discharged by Judge Strimple after a hearing on a conspiracy charge linked to alleged illegal possession of school bonds valued at 105000 in West New York New Jersey. A habeas corpus proceeding showed he was in Cleveland on December 18. his wife testified diaries show absence from town until December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harry E. Hayes
W. J. Hayes & Son
Strimple
West New York
N. J
New Jersey
Hayes
Jersey City Stock Exchange debated after Hudson County filing
The New Jersey Stock Exchange incorporation in Jersey City drew Wall Street interest as Jersey City’s curb market and Mining Exchange failed after the New York transfer tax. After Massachusetts barred bucket shops and New York federal action, bucket shopping declined, with Senator Cassidy’s bill making it a felony reducing activity in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson County
New Jersey
New Jersey Stock Exchange
Jersey City
Wall Street
New York State
Massachusetts
New York
Cassidy
Second Ave Bondholders Form Protective Committee
John W. Castles of Guarantee Trust organizes a Bondholders Protective Committee for the first consolidated mortgage bonds of Second Avenue Railroad Company after August coupons default. The lease to Metropolitan Street Railway in 1898 guarantees bond debt and 9 percent on stock worth 1,862,000. Total issue 8,862,000. public ownership 38,755,000. Receivers have paid rental on stock, last due Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Castles
Guarantee Trust Company
Second Avenue Railroad Company
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Metropolitan
Second Avenue
Japan to Pay 1904 Bonds Balance on Dec 1
The Japanese Government plans to redeem the remaining 100,000,000 yen exchequer bonds issued for the war with Russia on December 1. Through conversions and purchases since May, 58,400,000 yen has been retired, with 20,000,000 yen more to be drawn for October 1 payment. The Dec 1 payment settles the first issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bank of Japan
Russia
Receipts fall short in Berlin budget plan
Berlin reports imperial receipts for the first quarter of the new budget year are $14,000,000 under estimates. Secretary Sy dow faces balancing the budget without loans, with an Autumn Reichstag presentation of a financing scheme. Rock Island Officials Predict Big Crops. Rock Island and Frisco traffic leaders Davidson and Biddle visit New York to discuss Fall crop movement and its impact on rail demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sydow
Reichstag
Rock Island
New York
A. J. Davidson
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
W. D. Biddle
Rock Island-Frisco Lines
B. F. Yoakum
Rock Island Company
Wolverine Copper Reports Heavy Loss for Year Ended June 20
Wolverine Copper Mining Company shows total receipts of 1,244,443 and expenses 685,021, yielding net profits of 550,042. Dividends dropped to 750,000 from 1,141,000 while the operation ran a deficit of 160,598. earnings declined from 1907 levels as year end June 20 figures reveal weaker performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverine Copper
Wolverine Copper Mining Company
Mining Stock Quotations Special to The New York Times
San Francisco August 8 official closing quotations for mining stocks list Alpha Consolidated Kentucky Consolidated Jelcher Belcher group and others with varied prices. Market reports include Silver bars Mexican dollars telegraph and draft premiums quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
San Francisco
Kentucky
Jelcher
DE Rest & Belcher
Overman Cewesvbess
Caledonia
Wdi'Sag
Belcher
Sierra Nevada
Goons Cake & Va
Owas
Imperial
Union
Sould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Copper and metals prices ease after London holiday close
The London Metal Exchange closed for a bank holiday while the local Metal Exchange showed mixed moves with copper advancing bids and asks, tin firming and lead and spelter steady. Closing spot bids and asks on the New York exchange compare with Friday and Monday readings, alongside charter notices for Selbyville Ice Co and Holston Lumber Co in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Metal Exchange
New York Metal Exchange
Descen
New Jersey Charters Include Water, Lighting, Real Estate Firms
A set of newly chartered New Jersey companies covers diverse trades from water works in Jamesburg to electric lighting in Newark and transportation in Camden. Also listed are real estate firms in Bloomfield Atlantic City and Jersey City iron and steel interests, with capitalization from 5,000 to 200,000 dollars.
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Trenton
Jamesburg Water Company
Tuckerton
Merritt W. Pharo
I. Raffetto
A. W. Pharo
Jamesburg
General Waves Power Company
Camden
Edgar E. McWhiney
G. E. Holmes
F. A. Kuntz
Grega
John Ramsey
Ocean City Transportation Company
Capital
Edwin G. Co
Breakly
M. M. Wilson
Robert Peacock
Palisade
Grantwood
New York Incorporations Form New Companies
Albany August 8 The following companies were incorporated today Brunn's Carriage Manufacturing Company Buffalo Erie capital 100000 Directors Henry Brunn Eugene W Harrington Frank A James Winn Manufacturing Company New York capital 50000 Directors I M Price Jasper C Winn August West John J Robinson Co New York milliners and dressmakers supplies capital 25000 Directors John J Robinson John Seitz Joseph J Reiker Pad Lubricator Company New York capital 10000 Directors James A Mooney Frederick Termitt Edward C Moen Mattituck Oyster Company Brooklyn capital 5000 Directors Henry W Schmeelk William J Warner Alexander R Rhodes J Spencer Crosby Co New York millinery capital 5000 Directors J Spencer Cree Timothy A Haggerty M A Highton Circle Casino Company Brooklyn capital 5000 Directors Thomas P Welch Michael I Welch 89 Mercer Street Jersey City Joseph J Riley Park Circle New York William F Rohrig Company New York real estate capital 5000 Directors William F Rohrig Clarence A R Rohrig Martha E Rohrig 1229 Park Avenue Goldstein Baking Company Brooklyn capital 2000 Directors Samuel Goldstein Hyman Goldstein Lillie Goldstein 125th Street
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New York Times
Albany
Brunn
Fulton Street
New York
John J. Robinson & Co
Capital
John J.robinson
Centreport
L. I
John Seitz
Mauser Street
Joseph J. Reiker
Brooklyn
Pad
James A. Mooney
Fenimore Street
Frederick Termitt
Edward C. Moen
William Street
Newark
Mattituck Oyster Company
Henry W. Schmeelk
Stillwell's Lane
William J. Warner
Rockaway Avenue
Canarsie
Alexander R. Rhodes
Freeport
Spencer Crosby & Co
J. Spencer Cree
Timothy A. Haggerty
West Sth Street
M. A. Highton
West 127Th
Park
Circle Casino Company
Thomas P. Welch
Michael I. Welch
Mercer Street
Jersey City
N. J
Joseph J. Riley
Fifth Avenue
William F. Rohrig
Martha E. Rohrig
Park Avenue
Goldstein Baking Company
Samuel Goldstein
Fifteenth Street
Hyman Goldstein
Lillie Goldstein
Thirty-ninth Street
Public Notices from New York City police and utilities
Sealed bids or estimates are invited by the Police Department for heating system repairs across numerous precincts in Manhattan The Bronx Richmond and Brooklyn as listed in City Record The Department of Water Supply gas and Electricity seeks bids for generating and transmitting 3250 kilowatts of three phase power and high pressure fire service equipment for August 1908 The Park Board invites bids for 400 expanded metal tree guards for Bronx parks and a comfort station in Central Park The Department of Parks also seeks bids for labor and materials to erect a Ramble comfort station Dredging and paving contracts in Brooklyn and on North and East Rivers are posted with submission deadlines in August 1908
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City OF New York
Mulberry Street
Borough of
Manhattan
Police Department
The
Bronx
Fightieth
Richmond
Brooklyn
Queens
Theodore Bingham
Department OF Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Park Row
Borough of Manhattan
Commissioner of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Oliver and
South Streets
Gansevoort
West Streets
City Record
John H. O'Brien
New York
Department OF Park Eoftional
Fifth Avenue
Onetourttreet
Aeay
Park Board
Boiss Poe
Department of Parks
Borough of the Bronx
Henry Smith
Joseph I. Berry
Michael J. Kennedy
Arsenal Building
Sixtyfourth Street
Ramble
Seventy-ninth Street Transverse Road
Central Park
Joseph S. Berry
Commissioners of Parks
Department OF Docks and Ferries
Pier A
Battery Place
U. S. Army
Whitehall Street
New York City
N. Y
War Department
Washington
A. L. Smith
Scheduld ‘A
County of
Canal Street
Broadway
Bowery
East River
Chatham Square
Catharine Street
Wall Street
William Street
Fulton Street
Assembly District
Country of
Fourth Assembly
County of New York
Monroe Street
Mechanic Alley
Fast River
Cherry Street
Marketslip
Sixth Assembly
Staten Island
Richmond County
New York County
Lottery Place
North River
West Street
Barrow Street
Hudson River
Hudson Street
Grove Street
Bleecker Street
Cornelia Street
Sixth Avenue
Third Street
East
Fourth Street
the Bowery
Third Avenue
Saint Mark's Place
Second Avenue
Second Street
First Avenue
Houston Street
Eld Edge Street
Stanton Street
Chrystie Street
Division Street
United States
Market Street
Fourth Assembly District
Montgomery Street
Market Slip
Clinton Street
Henry Street
Madison and
Clinton Streets
MeChanicl Hey
Eighth Assembly District
Ludlow Street
Rivington Street
Norfolk Street
Broome Street
Twelfth Assembly District
Cannon Street
Pitt Street
Grand Street
Sheriff Street
Sixteenth Assembly District
Ninth District
Henry and
Montgomery Streets
South Street
Tenth
Scammel Street
Jackson Street
Jackson Slip
Madison Street
East Houston Street
Eldridge Street
Tenth Assembly District
Seventh Street
Saint Mark’s Place
Avenue B
Clinton
East Street
Fourteenth Assembly District
East Eleventh Street
Avenue C
Tenth District
Fourteenth Street
Sixty-first Congress
Eleventh
Fifth Assembly
Christopher Street
West Fourth Street
Ninth Street
East Tenth Street
University Place
East Fourteenth Street
West Third Street
East Fourth Street
Eighth Avenue
Seventh Assembly District
West Twentieth Street
West Fourteenth Street
Horatio Street
Greenwich Street
West Eleventh Street
Ninth -Assembly
Thirtieth Street
Seventh Avenue
Twentieth Street
Nineteenth Street
West Twenty-third Street
Twenty-first Street
Eleventh Assembly District
Thirteenth Assembly District
Fifteenth Assembly District
Forty-ninth Street
Tenth Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Ninth Avenue
Forty-sixth Street
Forty Third Street
Forty-third Street
Seventeenth Assembly District
West Sixtieth Street
Columbus Avenue
Sixtieth Street
Fifty-ninth Street
Fiftyninth Street
Eleventh District
Arrow Street
Sleecker ‘Street
Cornélia Street
Toniversity Lace
Tenth Street
Pith Avenue
Eleventh Street
Hudson ‘Street
Twenty-third Street
Fortieth Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Twenty-sixth Street
Fighteenth Street
Eighteenth Street
Twentieth Assembly District
Thirty-eighth Street
Lexington Avenue
Twenty Fifth Street
East Twenty Ninth Street
Twenty Second Assembly District
Thirty-ninth Street
3Rd Avenue
Thirty-seventh Street
Fifty-second Street
East Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-Fourth Assembly District
Sixty Fifth Street
Blackwell’s Island
Sixty-fifth Street
Bexington Avenue
Fifty-third Street
Twenty-Sixth Assembly District
Seventy-second Street
Sixty Fourth Street
Texington Avenue
Sixty-fourth Street
Twelfth District
Twenty-ninth Street
West Ninth Street
West Thirteenth Street
West Nineteenth St
West Nineteenth
West Nineteenth Street
West Thirtieth Street
Ninth Assembly District
West Twenty-first Street
West Twenty-third
Eighteenth Assembly District
Irving Place
East Thirty-ninth Street
East Twenty-ninth Street
Twenty-Second Assembly District
Forty-second Street
Assembly
Twenty-Ninth Assembly District
Eighty-sixth Street
Ninety-third Street
Park Avenue
Eighty-ninth Street
Fifty-fourth Street
Central Park West
Fourteenth
Seventy-fifth Street
Seventy-sixth Street
Twenty-Eighth Assembly District
Thirtieth Assembly District
East Eighty-ninth Street
Eighty-eighth Street
East Eighty-fourth Street
Eighty-third Street
Eighty-fourth Street
Queens County
Long Island City
Newtown
Fourteenth District
East Wighty-ninth Street
East Eighty-eighth Street
Newtown Creek
Flushing Creek
Arch Street
Richmond Hill
Forest Ik
West Forty-third Street
Fifty Third Street
Fighth Avenue
Sixty-first Street
Sixty-first
Twenty-First Assembly District
One Hundred and First Street
One Hundred and Second Street
West Eighty-ninth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Eighty-first Street
Eightyfirst Street
Transverse Road
Ninety-seventh Street
Ninety-sixth Street
Fighty-sixth Street
Fighty-sixth
Fighty Sixth Street
County
New_York
Fifty-fifth Street
Fifteenth District
Eightysixth Street
Fork Avenue
Sixteenth
Ninety-second Street
Ninety-fourth Street
Eighty Ninth Street
Eighty Eighth Street
Eightyninth Street
Thirty-First Assembly District
One Hundred and Twentieth Street
One Hundred and Tenth Street
War's Island
Randall’s, Island
Eighty-tenth Street
Eighty Ninth
Twenty-First Assembly
Central Park Transverse Road
One Hundred and Nineteenth Street
Twenty Third Assembly
Thirty-First Assembly
One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street
Harlem River
Onew Hundred and Twentyninth Street
Fifth Avenuy
Yonkers City Line
Long Island Sound
Senate
Broad Way
Beaver Street
North William Street
Park’ How
East Broadway
Twelfth Senate
Worth Street
Great Jones Street
Lafayette Street
Astor Place
Fourth Avenue
East Foursteenth Street
Avenue A
Avenue D
East Eighth Street
Thirteenth Senate
Willem Street
B Broadway
West Washington Place
West
Twenty Second Street
Thirty-first Street
Ninth’ Avenue
Weet
Thirty-second
Tenth Avonuey
East Fifteenth Street
East Twenty Third Street
Eastthirtyfourth Street
Thind
Avenue
Hidith Avenue
Fifty-Sixth Street
Sixty-ninth Street
Seventieth Street
Seventy-fourth Street
Ninety-first Street
Hezinninge
West Twenty-second Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Fighteenth
Saint Nicholas Avenue
Manhattan Avenue
Morningside Avenue
Convent Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Morningsda Avenue
Madison Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Ifariem
Baleface
Ward's Island
Randall's Stand
Pleasant Avenue
Lenox Avenue
Saint Ann's Avenue
Prospect Avenue
Westchester Avenue
Bronx River
Bronx Kills
Hairlem
Proposals for Ten Million City Loan Philadelphia 1908
Philadelphia mayor invites sealed proposals for a ten million dollar city loan to fund schools fire protection parks bridges and water system improvements. Bid deposits equal to 5 percent of loan amount required with settlement set for September 3 1908. Mayor reserves right to reject all or part of bids.
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Philadelphia
City Hall
League Island Park
South Broad Street
Passyunk Avenue
United States
John E. Reyburn
Atlanta
Barrancas
Dade
de Soto
Key West Barracks
Fla
Fort Caswell
N. C
Fremont and Moultrie
S. C
McPherson
Oglethorpe
Governors Island
Department of the East
U. S
Atc
C. A. H. McCauley
Foreclosure Sale Set For Manhattan Property In 1908 Judgment
Referee Mortimer Fishel orders public auction of a Manhattan land parcel on August 12 1908 at noon at Vesey Street Exchange Salesroom. Auctioneer Joseph P Day will sell the property located along Broadway Kingsbridge Road near Dyckman Street, following a July 16 1908 foreclosure judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
County of New York
David H. Taylor
M. McCormack Construction Company
George Robinson
Martin J. Early, Jr
Twelfth Ward Bank
Aoalair
Frank Blair
L. Austin Johnson
A. W. Gerstner Company
Kertscher &Company
Wiliam Hauptmann
Edward Thompson Company
Lewis Cass
Gambrinus Brewery Company
Harry Lichtenstein
Exchange
Vesey Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Joseph P. Day
State of
Broadway
Kingsbridge Road
Dyckman Street
Mortimer. Fishel
Otto A. Hack
Nassau Street
Borough of Manhattan
New York City
Lien Sale Notice For 100 Vermilyea Avenue In New York
The approximate lien to satisfy the property at 100 Vermilyea Avenue totals 22733.33 with interest from July 15 1908 plus costs 350.60 and sale expenses. Taxes assessments and water rates estimated at 2383.92 with interest. Dated New York July 20 1908. Fortimer Fishel Referee. Otto A Hack attorney for the plaintiff 31 Nassau City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fortimer Fishel
Otto A. Hack
Nassau Street
Borough of
Manhattan
New York City
New York Public Library Exterior Work Notice
Department of Parks call for work and material for approach work exterior to the New York Public Library buildings on Fifth Avenue Fortieth and Forty-second Streets. President Joseph I. Bear Commissioners of Parks dated August 3 1905. Deadline 3 o clock P M Thursday August 20 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of Manhattan
New York Public Library
Astor
Lenox
Tilden
Fifth Avenue
Fortieth
Forty-second Streets
Henry Smith
Joseph I. Bear
Michael J. Kennedy
Commissioners of Parks
Election Notice for New York County officers and district seats
Notice from County Clerk Peter J. Dooling published July 31 1908 under Election Law provisions. General election set for November 3 1908 to vote for President and Vice President and numerous state and county offices including Governor Secretary of State Attorney General and U.S. Representatives and Senators with detailed assembly and senate district boundaries Schedule A and B outline districts in New York County and Queens. The notice includes official seals and dates for public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State OF New York
Secretary OF State
Albany
County of
United States
Charles DR. Hughes
Lewis
Chanler
John S. Whalen
Martin H
Julius Hauser
William S. Jackson
Frederick Skenee
Court of Appeals
Albert Haight
Supreme Court
David Leventritt
Congress
Assembly
Charles H. Beckett
City Court
City of New York
John Henry McCarthy
Theodore F. Hascall
M. A. Fitzgerald
Cal
Brooklyn Fire Service Power Contract Published in 1903
Borough of Brooklyn announces a contract granting provision and delivery of 1839 kilowatts of three phase power at 6680 volts for high pressure fire service. Power supplied from August 15, 1903, to December 31, 1908, at pumping stations on Furman and Joralemon Streets and Willoughby and St Edwards Streets under Commissioner J H O Brien.
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Jersey City Stock Exchange
Banker Castles
Japan
Tonopah
Diamondfield
Helmont
Bullfrog Mining
Bullfrog Nat
Blue Bell
Bullfrog
Steinway Ware
Metal Market Reports
Delaware
Wilmington
Incorporated
Palisade Town Hall Association
Fort Les
R. Burton Opitz
W. J. Fopper
S. J. Grey
Stevenson, Rye & Co
John S. Stevenson
Percival F. S. Rye
J. B. Scarlett
Montgomery Bowling Alleys
Nathan Titsworth
J. F. Wisschusen
F. H. Erbacher
Delaware Avenue Investment Company
Atlantic City
B. Bachrach
J. Estelle Evans
HE. Steelman Royal
35Th Streets
Pier “A.” Battery
Place
Philadelphia City
Boston
Chicago
Quartermaster’s’ Department
Patten
Vermilyea Avenue
Thirteenth District
Highty-sixth Street
Central Fork
Eghth Avenue
Ledisi
Hudson
Peter J. Dooling
Commissioner of Water Supply, Gas
Furman and
Joralemon
Willoughby
St. Edwards Streets
Join. H. O'Brien