Explosives in the City Prompt Debate on Magazine Rules
About 180 contractors and explosive manufacturers attended a public hearing at Fire Headquarters on proposed rules for transporting storing and using high explosives in New York City. The discussion focused on two model magazines and cost safety concerns with rigid licensing bonds and extensive storage requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
New York
Contractors’ Protective Association
W. J. Charlton
G. O. Eaton
J.A. Haskell
C. F. McKenna
Sturgis
Croker
Bureau of
United States
October 1902 earnings and judgments in the Norfolk and Western case
The Norfolk and Western reports October 1902 gross earnings up 112 569 while net earnings fall 42 436 due to higher expenses. Southern Railway shows October net earnings down 28 561 despite gross earnings rising 288 277. The article lists numerous judgments filed yesterday naming debtors and related costs across various firms and individuals.
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Erie Railroad
Norfolk and Western
Southern Railway
Business Troubles James W Harne
Sheriff OBrien issued an execution against James W Harle of 66 Beaver Street for 11283 dollars in favor of Talbot J Taylor Co stock brokers for balance due on stock transactions on Oct 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Harne
O’brien
James W. Harle
Beaver Street
Talbot J. Taylor & Co
Bernardi and Weiland File Partnership Bankruptcy Petition
William Charles Bernardi and Adam Weiland of Pittsburg filed for bankruptcy in district court yesterday. They state a former partnership as W C Bernardi & Co owned a department store. the partnership debts total 77188 with no assets. About 200 creditors are listed who are owed sums from 10 to 17686.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Charles Bernardi
Adam Weiland
Pittsburg
Bankruptcy District Court
United States
W. C. Bernardi & Co
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed for Several City Firms and Individuals
Louis Glassman a 28 Essex Street butcher files for bankruptcy with $1 028 liabilities and $3 842 assets. Aaron Perlus of 2098 Eighth Avenue reports $3 289 liabilities and no assets. Plowden Stevens of 2126 Washington Avenue seeks bankruptcy with $21 496 liabilities and no assets. Henry L Boughton at 431 Fifth Avenue faces voluntary bankruptcy action by creditor Samuel Tobias for $757 and a likely act of bankruptcy. Lapin Goldman umbrellas at 82 White Street show $39 565 liabilities, $15 866 assets with major creditors listed. Kuper Lapin velveteen bindings at 28 East Fourth Street report $44 108 liabilities and $37 045 assets. Therese Neiman of 369 West 123rd Street files for bankruptcy with $145 636 liabilities, heavily secured, and real estate plus life policies backing claims. she is mother to Max and George Neiman of M Neiman's Sons.
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Louis Glassman
Essex Street
Aaron Perlus
Eighth Avenue
Coney Island
Plowden Stevens
Washington Avenue
Ogden Lumber Company
Forty-seventh Street
North River
Forty-eighth Street
Henry L. Boughton
Fifth Avenue
Samuel Tobias
Boughton
A . Lapin. & Goldman
Lapin & Goldman
White Street
I. Blumberg
Oscar B. Abbott
Fleumian & Co
S. Hirsch & Co
Alexander J. Bimberg
Consolidated Gas Company
Kuper & Lapin
East Fourth Street
Alex. J. Bimberg
Kursheedt Manufacturing Company
Fleitman & Co
William Iselin & Co
J. Menke
Citizens’ Bank
Therese Neiman
West One Hundred and Twenty-third Street
M. Neiman
West One Hundred and Twenty-fourth Street
Max
George Neiman
Martha Codington
L. J. Binsse
Amsterdam Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
West End Ladies Cloak and Suit Co Partners Dissolve
Justice Leventritt appoints Leo Frank receiver for the partnership property of Louis Hirsch and Richard Stein doing business as the West End Ladies Cloak and Suit Company at 123 West 125th Street corner of Third Avenue and 148th Street to dissolve the partnership amid dissensions. Assets estimated $6000 to $8000. liabilities not given. Stein started business in Spring 1900 and Hirsch joined in March 1902. Hirsch is ill and cannot attend to affairs.
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Justice Leventritt
Supreme Court
Leo Frank
Louis Hirsch
Richard Stein
West End
Hirsch
Halle Brothers and Partners Trade Hats and Dry Goods
Halle Brothers of Cleveland and Reeves Veeder Company of Schenectady list their business addresses and principals. Other firms include Brown Durrell of Boston and Labonte L P of Manchester with hotel notes and various dry goods and ribbons suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle Brothers
Cleveland
Ohio
S H. Halle
Reeves-Veeder Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Dry goods and furnishing houses listed across cities
A long catalog of dry goods firms and hotels from Boston to Philadelphia and beyond. Entries name firms such as Filpne William & Sons G Fol an and Woodward Lothrop with addresses and principals like H Powers Lissner S Lissner and J Fahy, detailing goods incl. linens silks cloaks and dresses and hotel affiliations from the era.
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Filpne
William, & Sons
Boston
Mass
G. Folan
F. Krien
Victoria Hotel
Dickieson & Co
Springfield
A. E. Dickieson
Albert
Broughton, H., & Co
Troy
N. Y
H. Broughton
Albertathan
M.,& Brothers
Johnstown
Penn
M. Nathan
Nations
Hoffman House
Woodward& Lothrop
Washington, DC
Gaw
H. Powers
Broadway
Holland House
Gimbel Brothers
Philadelphia
I. Gimbel
Marks Brothers
L. Marks
L. H. Marks
Victoria
Fahy
Schontz Dry Goods Co
Rochester
J. Fahy
Gerard —— Barney
H. S.,co
Schenectady
Lansing
Franklin Street
Park Avenue
Coyle & Richardson
Charleston
West, Va
J. L. Richardson
St. Denis
Ives
Pomeroy & Stewart
Reading
I.ee Dry Goods
Leonard Street
Meyer, Wise & Koichen
Cincinnati
Ohio
R. Wise
Herald Square
Lisener
S. Lissner
Zieuerbach
Washington
D. C
Neal & Hyde
Syracuse
N. C
A. M. Robinson
Church Street
Gutman, Nathan & Co
Baltimore
L. N. Gutman
Howard Street
Lewis A. T., & Son
Denver, Col
J. H. Hill
Shepard, Norwell & Co
H. W. Schaski
Quackenbush
Imperial
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Chicago
M. H. Greyst
Wooster Street
Cadilac
Colvig
W. H
Wheeling
West Va
Almy
Bigelow & Washburn
Salem
H. Osborn
L. Moulton
H. Lord
Walker Street
Pitts
Notable Names Stationed Across Cities in Holiday Program
Congressmen, senators, military officers, and notable figures listed by department and city include J. K. Stewart Amsterdam Holland Col. A. A. Pope Boston Rev. John Cornell Washington Spencer Borden Jr Fall River ex Mayor D. C. Robinson Elmira State Senator George E. Greene Binghamton W Rogers Morgan Newport Dr Ivan Amidon Chicago Major Wood US Marines ex Congress William Whiting Massachusetts Capt Hodgson Plattsburg Col A B Andrews North Carolina Edward Bok Philadelphia Rear Admiral James M Forsyth Navy Dr Townsley T French Honolulu Dr E Kaempf Berlin.
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Cambridge
A. A. Pope
Boston
John Cornell
Washington
Spencer Borden, Jr
Fall River
D. C. Robinson
Elmira
Victoria
George E. Greene
Binghamton
Manhattan
W. Rogers Morgan
Newport
Ivan Amidon
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
Thomas N._ Wood
United States Marines
William Whiting
Massachusetts
Capt. Hodgson
Plattsburg
Hoffman
A. B. Andrews
North Carolina
Albemarle
Edward Bok
Philadelphia
Astor
James M. Forsyth
United States Navy
Townsley T. French
Honolulu
E. Kaempf
Berlin
Fire damages Lucent Oil plant and Brookvale factory
A Philadelphia fire damaged the Lucent Oil Company warehouse and office at Second and Arch Streets, with William F. Young as president, causing about 75000 in losses. In Indiana, Brookvale Manufacturing Company suffered a blaze destroying the plant with 114000 in losses and 52000 insured, plus three carloads of candy two carloads of canned goods and 40000 in glucose and sugar destroyed.
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Philadelphia
Lucent Oil Company
William F. Young
Brookville
Ind
Brookvale Manufacturing Company
Lace and Center Pieces Sale Announcement
All lace centre pieces and scarfs offered at reduced prices. Centre pieces valued up to 3.00 and scarfs up to 5.00 are featured, with various lace effects and lengths highlighted.
Knitted Underwear Deals Feature Swiss Vests and Shirts
Second floor offers women's heavy weight Swiss ribbed vests in white, ecru, pink and black with lighter weights in white and Onella fabrics. Prices drop from manufacturing costs to 55 cents. Also available are high grade Swiss vests and tights in merino and silk blends. Men’s underwear on sale at 1.95 with a small lot of silk and cashmere shirts and drawers discounted from four dollars to 1.95.
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Paris
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The
Weber Piano Co
American Art Galleries
Vitals Benguiat
Thomas E. Kirby
American Art Association, Managers
East
Madison Sq. South
Briten Brothers Outfitters
Cortlandt
Greenwich
Sixth Ave
14Th Street
125Th Street
3D Avenue
NEW York Times
New York City
Municipal Commission’s Rules and Regulations
News OF the Railroads
Erie
Southern
Reading Company
George F. Baer
Coal and Iron Company
Allen
Arthur E
George T. Finn Company
Leese
Ettciels Ang
Ape Allien
James E
J.E. Nichols
Paolmcl
Adam
Jacob
B. H. Lord
Go Sha Aldhous
Frederick
L. A. Baldwin
Biber
Sigmound
M. Epstein
T. Berg
Carey
Lawrence J
F. Welch
Cohn
Pesach
H. C. Johnson
Cossewas
Miltiades
E. Wolf
Doyle
Libbie
M. T. Phillips
Dodge
Daniel A
J. F
Egan
Emdin
Dora E
B. Schulich
Fitchman
Kidney
Armour Packing Rip Yticuers
Eample
Forsell
John W
J. Goldstein
Fisher
Annie
Michael F. McGory
State of
Freed
David
National Broadway Bank
Ginsberg, Aaron
Herman Safer
Varpifou
Carrse Sescel Mastae
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Lorbeck
Charles
Messiter
Samuel S
George C. Flint
Monsey
Morris—Acker
Merrall & Conbbe
Metzger
Felix—H. Heydt
McCafferty
Charles J
F. C. Whiting Ice Car
Anna M.—M. Bonthier
O'Brien
John J
John Bell Company
J. J. Bell
Cita
Proctor
James. A
W. S. Easter
Pooke
Mildred
F. Settig
Price
Frank
A. F. Fisher
Pollock, David
Structural Supply Company
Eeee Eeee
Prodgers, Jane
W. H. Hussey & Son
Page
Allen H
Pinkham
Mary L
J. G. Gessford
Quinlan
William J
Joseph Walker
R. P. Wern
Renwick
Joseph_B
C. E. Thornall
Rendle
T. J. D. Smith
Sssesterssee
Stockert
George A. Fuller
Eeeerse
Schnass
Charles—J. Taylor
F. Thilemann, Jr
INTERURBAN _ STREET RAILROAD Company
Koenig
Daniel W
People’s Co-Operative Building and Loan Association
James H
G. W. Files
Wachtel
Sigmund
Charles A. Dunn
H. Wittenberg
Seereteeee
Wallee
Richard C
Rochester Optical and Camera Company
Pahinn Suns
Wallace
Ruth A.—I. Edelmuth
Costs
Wendt
Frederick—G. F. Moore
WELLS
Fargo & CO
A. J. Barrett
Westchester Traction Company
National Bank of New England
Washburn
Henry L
J. H. Shaffer
Zeichner
Louis—H. Abegg
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the Times
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Princiale
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Rock Island Railway System
Colorado and Eastern Railroad
Scranton
Col
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Union Station
W. B. Warren
W. B. Leeds
Limon Junction
Meyrowitz
4Th Ave
Madison Ave
Rue Scribe
Waldorf-Astoria
J. K. Stewart
Amsterdam
N. Y. Holland
Marquis de Pinar del Rio
Havana
Niagara Falls
Santa Claus
Ana
Maen
Women's String Orchestra
Mme
Julie Rive
King
Asantatine Vacac
Theo. Haviland
Ner
Maddock
Wasus
Wesw
Vee
Lily
Daisy
Rose
Constantin
Hiawatha
Rom
Light of
Asia
Paul
Omar Khayyam
Shakespeare
Swift
Armour
Meadow Brook
Victory
Fiour
Simpson Crawford Co
Toma- Virginia
Niagara Glass
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Dajidet & Gaudin
Franklin Mills Co
Cooper’s
Japan
N. B. Co
Cine
Ferna
Sixth Avenue
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