Feud Over Shiftless House Ended In Court Ruling
Ten year Hudson County ejectment case in Jersey City ended in the Circuit Court before Judge Henry M. Nevins. Paul Haller built a four story brick flat on Montgomery near Colgate Street encroaching on John G. Smith’s lot. surveys and deceased witnesses shaped a final verdict of six inches front and twelve inches rear encroachment with pending damages assessed by a sheriff’s jury.
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Hudson County
Jersey City
Wds
Circuit Court
Henry M. Nevins
John G. Smith
Paul Haller
Supreme Court
Manning M. Knapp
Job H. Lippincott
Montgomery
Colgate Street
Haller
Smith
Justice Knapp
Justice Lippincott
Colgate
Merseles Street
Jane Haller
Paul
Tohom
Military Athletes' Big Meet At Seventh Regiment Armory
The forty second indoor meet of the Seventh Regiment features 17 Nesbitt Cup events and 4 Lydecker Trophy military events with 800 entries. Notables include A H Kent and Wash Delgado in sprints, Victor Andrews and Delgado in 220 yards, and Richard Sheldon in the shot put with marks given. The full regimental band will perform during and after the program.
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Armory
A. H. Kent
Wash Delgado
G. C.bradsworth
Delgado
Victor Andrews
C. F. Fechtman
W. F. Thoman
Austin Allen
S .x. Thomas
Company EK
Smitman
Paul Doel
Company i
C. P. Loeser
WW. S. French
R. K. McLea
Carl Sanford
Company D
L. L. Martin
Company G
Richard Sheldon
Paul Doll
Kid Carter Knocks Out Maher In Second Round
Brooklyn boxer Kid Carter defeats Peter Maher of Philadelphia with a decisive right cross two seconds before the second round ends in a scheduled six round bout at the Penn Art Athletic Club. Carter surged from the start and attacked Maher's jaw as exchanges occurred and Maher answered with body blows. Maher floored Carter once and was knocked down three times in the round, with his final fall caused by a jaw right cross.
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Philadelphia
Kid Carter
Brooklyn
Peter Maher
Penn Art Athletic Club
Carter
Maher
New Jersey Kennel Association to Hold Beach Show in Orange
The New Jersey Kennel Association decided to hold the annual beach show in Orange Armory on February 17 to 20 due to lack of a suitable Newark venue. Charles G. Hopton selected as manager and Dr. Henry Vander Roest as veterinarian. Officers named: President Joseph M. Byrne Secretary C G Hopton Assistant Secretary Vinton Breese Financial Secretary Joseph McDonough Treasurer Albert Archibald.
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New York Times
Newark
N.J
New Jersey Kennel Association
Orange
Orange Armory
Charles G. Hopton
Henry Vander Roest
Association
Joseph M. Byrne
C. G Hopton
Vinton Breese
Joseph McDonough
Albert Archibald
Ww. G. Kugter
H. W. Gould
Michael Gougerty
Joseph MecDonough
Yale Princeton Track Games Set For May Nine
Yale announces a dual track meet with Princeton to be held in New Haven on May 9. Harvard Yale meet follows May 23 in Cambridge and the intercollegiate meet in Berkeley on May 30. Yale Freshman Baseball Association names officers with upcoming tryouts in February.
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Conn
J. B. Thomas
Yale Track Athletic Association
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Cambridge
Berkeley Oval
Yale Freshman Baseball Association
Andrew Parker
John Gilbert George
Watertown
N. Y
Foster H. Rockwell
Portland
Oregon
Weekes Best Punter in Columbia Annual Cup Contest
Columbia’s ex captain Harold Weekes won the annual punting contest on a muddy South Field with five punts averaging 40.45 yards and followed by freshman R. M. Schoonmaker averaging 38.75 yards and W. C. Duell at 37.45. Weekes also boomed a 54 yard practice punt after the event for the cup awarded by the football association.
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Columbia
South Field
Harold Weekes
Weekes
R. M. Schoonmaker
W. C. Duell
Football Association
H. Weekes
Eae
N. Collin
S. Stangland
Old Glory horse sale ends at Madison Square Garden
The Old Glory horse sale in Madison Square Garden concluded after nine days with 935 horses sold for 365 065 dollars, an average of 291 dollars. The last day drew a large crowd but slower bidding, finishing windup at 212 dollars average for 83 horses. The top price was 1 050 dollars for Manaloa bought by W C F Jones of New York.
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Madison Square Garden
F. Jones
New York
Trotter
Manaloa
Manette
Nutwood
Anon
Fasig-Tipton Company
Gordon Takes Lead In Montauk Billiard Handicap
Gordon enlarges his lead in the Mon tauk Billiard Academy handicap pool tournament in Brooklyn after a win over Cadley. Cadley had just returned from a business trip and lacked practice. Canadian champion Joe Capron gave an exhibition and will sail to Paris for the winter season.
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Cadley
Montauk Billiard Academy
Brooklyn
Gordon
Joe’’ Capron
Capron
France
Paris
Robinson
Lawson
Orange High School Basketball Schedule
The Orange High School Athletic Association releases the season schedule with home games at Battery A Field Artillery Armory on Clinton Street East Orange. Opponents include Passaic Bloomfield South Orange and Paterson High School with away games in Passaic Bloomfield and South Orange. Key dates listed: Jan 2 14 23 Feb 11 13 20 Mar 6.
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New York Times
Orange High School Athletic Association
Passaic High School
Bloomfield High School
Passaic
South Orange High School
Bloomfield
Paterson High School
South Orange
Battery A, Field Artillery
N. GN. Jr
Clinton Street
East Orange
Corrigan to Build Mile Race Track in Kansas City
Ed Corrigan the Chicago horseman and local capitalists form a company with capital of 250000 to construct a mile race track in Kansas City. An option on grounds in the southeast has been secured. Corrigan says one race meeting this fall and two each season thereafter. Top horses expected.
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Kansas City
Ed Corrigan
Chicago Horseman
Memphis Jockey Club raises stakes for Montgomery Park meet
Secretary Mc Farlan announced increases to added money stakes for the Montgomery Park meeting March 30 to April 22, 1908. The Montgomery Handicap rises from 2000 to 2500 dollars, Memphis Stakes and Cotton Steeplechase Handicap from 1000 to 1500 dollars each, and the Tennessee Oaks from 1500 to 2000 dollars.
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Memphis
Tenn
McFarlan
Memphis Jockey Club
Montgomery Park
Columbia Varsity Beats College Team In Practice Game
Columbia's varsity basketball team defeated the college squad in a gymnasium practice game by a 22 to 12 score.
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Columbia
Trotting Board Clears Some Cases in Moray Hill Session
The National Trotting Association Board at the Moray Hill Hotel dismissed several charges against W A Simms and W H Simms due to lack of corroboration while ordering further inquiry into witness admissions. Elderone’s temporary Columbus reinstatement becomes permanent and other reinspections followed for listed defendants and horses.
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National Trotting Association
Moray Hill
Elderone
Thomas E. Stewart
Samuel Maugher
W.A. Simms
W. H. Simms
James Healy
Millford Mills
Penn
S. H. Beers
Kregsville
Fred J.cameron
B. F. Cameron
Cambridge
Mass
Frank R. Hayden
South Natick
P. C. Pender
Johnstown
M. Olivette
Elmira
N. Y
A. Gloddy
Lowell
Vernon Miller
Oneida Castle
FE. M. Venault
Fleetfoot
Albina D
Woonsocket
R. I
Don Withers
George Clemens
Dr. Palmer
New York
George H. Clemens
Clem Atkins
Liberty
Middletown
Charles A. Pennock
Goshen
J. E. Hinkle
Reading
C. H. Nelson
Charles Knowles
Hartland
Lady Onway
Dolly H
Knowles
Quebec
Guy W
New Martinsville
West Va
Masterlade
Nashua
N. H
Pinenut
Bellaire
Snowflake
Stafford Springs
Conn
R. M. Macy
Readville
Syracuse
Gus
Macy
Gus”’ Macy
Fred S. Fisher
White Plains
Colonel Delmar
Fisher
G. D. Rinker
Indianapolis
Ind
G. B. McClelland Wellever
Rockland
Sweet Alice Wins as Favorite Dominates New Orleans Card
In fine weather at a heavy track, Sweet Alice led the winners list as the sole favorite on the New Orleans program. Tom Maybin won the first race for H Booker at five furlongs, while Peter Duryea took the six furlongs second race for Hoar. Sweet Alice claimed the handicap third race, Jessie Jarboe the fourth, Scorpio the fifth, and Pierce the sixth, with notable nonwinners listed for each event.
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New Orleans
Race card listing races and weights for two year olds and sprinters
First race for two year olds five and a half furlongs with weights Shr ine Hedge Puredale 105 Warcry. Second selling seven furlongs with Nan nie J Larner Optimo Kiss Quick Scotch Plaid Brandy Smash. Third selling six furlongs includes Chan terelle Parnasus Boundlee Moabino Shut Up Russellton. Fourth handicap six and a half furlongs features Dr Scharff Travers Jack Demond Death The Lady. Fifth selling two year olds five furlongs lists Flora Levy Vestia St Vitus Mathilde Anzeiger Arven sis Agnes Mack Salver Watkins Overton. Sixth selling one mile seventeen yards lists Leenja Mary Moore Joe Collins Ceylon Saragamp Hight Bower Flaneur Swordsman Fiop Prince Blazes Ecomie.
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Hedge
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Warcry
Robert G. Lansing
Pathos
Shoo Fly
Brookston
Nannie J
Larner
Optimo
Tom Kingsley
Kiss Quick
Henry
Franstamar
Sue Johnson
Scotch Plaid
Brandy Smash
Chanterelle
Parnasus
Boundlee
Moabino
Kabule
Moroni
Shut Up
Ben Frost
John Potter
Russellton
Dr. Scharff
Travers
Jack Demond
Death
the Lady
Flora Levy
Vestia
St. Vitus
Mathilde
Anzeiger
Arvensis
Agnes Mack
Salver
Watkins Overton
Leenja
Mary Moore
Joe Collins
Ceylon
Saragamp
Hight Bower
Flaneur
Swordsman
Fiop
Prince Blazes
Ecomie
Ingleside Track Fast as Weather Clears in Dec Race Card
Six furlongs Bre ton 102 pounds Burns 3 to 1 won Amasa second Sterling Towers third time 1 14 percent. Eva G 91 Reed 10 to 1 won Hesper 108 J Daly 25 to 1 second Matin Bell 98 C Kelly 4 to 1 third time 1 41 percent. Golden Light 107 Ransch 6 to 5 won Matt Hogan 102 Burns 2 to 3 second Doreen 104 Troxler 2u to 1 third time 1 14 percent. Irene Lindsey 10 3 pounds Coburn 2 to Ba won Huachuca 109 Ransch 4 to 1 second Meehanus 102 Bullman 12 to 1 third time 1 25. Corrigan 114 Ransch 8 to 5 won Flush of Gold 107 Traxler 3 to 1 second Autolight 113 McCue 3 to 1 third time 1 46 ¼. Gaviota 112 Bullman 7 to 5 won Gold Van 111 Donnelly 3 to 1 second Gold Bell 111 Burns 8 to 5 third time 1 22. Jockey Club Nervator also ran.
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Ingleside
Breton
Burns
Amasa
Sterling Towers
Arthur Ray
Lon2
Fisherman
Tioleta
Tiberia
Lexington Pirate
Duke of York
Canejo
Golden Light
Ransch
Matt Hogan
Doreen
Troxler
Velma Clark
Florine IL
Golden Cottage
the Miller
Irene Lindsey
Coburn
Huachuca
Meehanus
Bullman
Walhurst
Sly
Jim Hale
Stuyve
Volcker
Corrigan
Traxler
Autolight
McCue
Lode Star
Gaviota
Newburg Beats Goshen In Three Straight Bowing Games
Rival teams from Newburg and Goshen N Y met at Thums White Elephant Alleys last night. Newburg won all three games with totals 901 842 849 to 801 715 728 led by Howell Altman Drew Drake Odell Parker Galloway Goodall Westberg and others in a tight local bowling match at the Thum s facility.
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Newburg
Goshen
N. Y
Thum
White Elephant
Drake
Odell
Parker
Galloway
Goodall
Westberg
New York Stock Exchange League Bowling Scores
In the Thom's White Elephant Alleys league at the New York Exchange, three games are reported with teams Clark Dodge & Co versus Parkinson & Burr Conwy and Dominick & Dominick Burdette. Totals reach 738, 672, 645 and 729 and 753 across matchups.
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NEW York Stock Exchange League
Thom
White Elephant
Clark, Dodge & Co
Carberry
Weller
Lynch
Currie
Lee
Parkinson & Burr—Conway
Savage
Havens
Shaw
Farrell
Parkinson & Burr
Total
Dominick & Dominick
Burdette
Waters
Moore
Rixon
Aiken
Broadway Alleys First Game Scores and Totals
Scores listed for Stern Brothers Co Amann Mack Falk Koenig Ullman and Hackett Carhart Co Rickerisch Hayes Turlington Shaper Hackett with totals 66 and 748 in the second game and 791 and 819 in the third game, including H A Caesar Co Williams Britton Dornberg Gerdts Tutthill.
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Schwartje &Arps
Broadway
Stern Brothers & Co
Amann
Mack
Falk
Koenig
Ullman
Total
Hackett, Carhart & Co
Rickerisch
Hayes
Turlington
Shaper
Hackett
Klumpp's Harlem Circle Alleys Scores Across Three Games
Yonkers Council Mitchell Brewer Hunt Lawrence Barnes total 726 for first game while Empire City Lodge Wenzel Quirk Sullivan Gross total 908. Second game Harlem Clr Manheim Taylor Brown Coles Clingen total 603 Empire City Lodge total 8586. Third game Harlem Council Manheim Taylor Brown Coles Clingen total 724 Empire City Lodge Gross total 8586. Section 2 first game Ogden Murray Frech Castaignetti Garafalo total 745. Hercules Mahoney Draksdorf Pfannenschmidt Logan Reddy total 566. Second game Hercules Mahoney Draksdorf Pfannenschmidt Logan Reddy total 680. Boulevard Meyers Graves Freer Harris Fisk total 768. Third game Boulevard Meyers Graves Freer Harris Fisk total 712. Ogden Murray Freer Mauger Castaignetti Garafalo total 70.
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Klumpp
Harlem Circle Alleys
Manheim
Taylor
Brown
Coles
Clingen
Harlem Council
Empire City Council
Lodge
Wenzel
Quirk
Sullivan
Gross
Ogden Council
Murray
Frech
Mauger
Castaignetti
Garafalo
Hercules Council
Mahoney
Draksdorf
Pfannenschmidt
Logan
Reddy
Boulevard Council
Meyers
Graves
Freer
Harris
Fisk
Ogden
Total
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League Scores Report
In the Elephant Club alleys of Brooklyn the first game totals 805 with Gilbert Council and Gramercy Council leading scorers. The second game sees Berkeley Council and Gramercy Council pair for high totals as Reynolds and Kirk post strong numbers. Third game features Berkeley Council and Gramercy Council matching scores with Rudd and Boden delivering top marks.
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Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League
Elephant Club
Brooklyn
Gilbert
Hagar
Fuller
Chalmers
Pearce
van Tassell
Gramercy Council
Borman
Andrews
Rudd
Eck
Boden
Total
Berkeley Council
Meht
Reynolds
Kirk
Whitbeck
Egelhoff
Plumbings and Steam Supply League Scores Report
Cadieu's Monarch Palace Alleys hosts three games showing Metal Worker Chew 131 Jimerson 176 Durkin 138 Barnett 169 Deasey 159 in a 5 total. F Adee & Co low 2 McKenny 96 Shay 74 Brinkman 104 Kelzer 153 total ano. Lalance & Grosjean Stevenson 193 Charmont 147 Verinder 97 Thomson 150 Freeman 167 total 728. Third game lists Lalance & Grosjean Stevenson 135 Charmont 199 Verinder 150 Thomson 147 Freeman 165 total 707. Metal Worker Chew 120 Jimerson 150 Durkin 121 Barnett 141 Deasey 167 total 801 God 122
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Cadieu
Monarch Palace
the Metal Worker
Chew
Jimerson
Durkin
Barnett
Deasey
F. Adee & Co
Low
McKenny
Shay
Brinkman
Kelzer
Ano
Flathe
Kolzer
Lalance & Grosjean
Alleys Scores From Starrs National Alleys Meet
First game saw St Nicholas Council Boyle 171 Flynn 125 Cavanagh 151 King 142 Murphy 150 total 0. San Salvador Council Carroll 147 Winters 144 Mahoney 134 Davis 150 Golle 171 total 72. Second game San Salvador Carroll 160 Winters 141 Mahoney 167 Davis 1423 Golle 196 total 807. New Amsterdam Council Davis 143 Bure id Brown 117 Galvin 148 Rogers 144 total 679. Third game New Amsterdam Council Davis 169 Burg 120 Brown 172 Galvin 206 Rogers 168 total 835. St Nicholas Council Boyle 168 Gargan 170 Cavanagh 193 King 121 Murphy 142 total 802.
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Starr's
St. Nicholas
Boyle
Flynn
Cavanagh
King
Murphy
San Salvador
Carroll
Winters
Mahoney
Davis
Golle
New Amsterdam
Bure
Id Brown
Galvin
Rogers
Burg
Brown
Gargan
Columbia Elects R. S. Smith Captain For Next Year
Columbia's football team yesterday elected R. S. Smith of Klamath Falls Oregon as captain for the next season. Smith is a 24 year old 186 pound 5 foot 11-inch linebacker who has played the last two years. Gordon G. Greene 1904 Science was elected team manager and J. G. Prall 1904 College was chosen assistant manager after a second ballot, final vote 172 to 146 for Prall over Tilt.
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Columbia
R. S. Smith
Law
Smith
Klamath Falls
Ore
Gordon G. Greene
Science
J. G. Pratt
Colege
J. G. Prall
W. A. Tilt
College
R. H. Bradley
Prall
Tilt
Princeton elects football managers for next season
The annual joint meeting of Princeton University's three upper classes elected James S. Linson of Williamsport Pennsylvania as manager for the coming season and Frank A. Hamilton of Pittsburgh as assistant manager.
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New York Times
Princeton
N. J
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James 8. Linson
Williamsport
Penn
Football Association
Frank A. Hamilton
Pittsburg
Handball Exhibition Aims For Odd Handicap Clash
In Jersey City at Egan's court this afternoon Champion Mike Egan faces Brooklyn expert Pat Corby in a three of five games handicap match with Corby receiving ten aces per game. Corby, a top ranked player, is expected to challenge Egan despite the odds.
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Egan
Jersey City
Mike ” Egan
Brooklyn
Pat Corby
Corby
Naval Academy football to lose stars next season
Annapolis reports four to six regulars will graduate in February and June, including quarterback Smith and captain-elect Soule. Strassburger or Whiting may take the captaincy if Soule departs. Aiken’s serious injury at Bucknell improves, and class games opened with a scoreless muddied contest between first and second class midshipmen.
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Aiken
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Ee Baum Taylor
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Karnes
Trench
Estimate of cotton crop production for 1903 04
The Department of Agriculture statistician estimates U S cotton growth in 1903 04 at 10 417 000 bales averaging 400 7 pounds net. Area picked or to be picked totals 27 114 103 acres, down 764 227 acres from planted. Total lint output about 6 111 870 028 pounds, or 188 5 pounds per acre.
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Horses and Carriages Auction Sale Notices
VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY announce regular auctions of horses and carriages every Tuesday and Friday at the Horse Auction Mart in New York. Catalogues available mornings of each sale and entries for sellers accepted until 5 PM the day before. Also listings for sale of a cross-mutched team and a fine family horse. wanted chunk horses 1100 to 1250 pounds, priced and seasoned.
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de Sr
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Newton, N. J
Cotton Exchange to vote on extra closing days
Members plan to ballot next Friday on whether the Cotton Exchange should close on Friday December 26 and Saturday December 27. The vote aims to decide if the local exchange observes the holiday period with those additional days off.
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company Fiscal Year Report
The Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company reports a total gross income of 1 615 584 with railway 616 725 electric 297 150 bus 404 470 and total expenses 1 067 ?. surplus 57 815. Secretary Lewis Lillie notes railway receipts up 8.5 percent from the prior year as extensions to add about 27 miles of track are planned. Electric sales rise 10.5 percent and gas sales 16 percent. company operated under United Gas Improvement Company of Philadelphia.
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Lewis Lillie
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Buffalo Gas Company Yearly Finances Reflect Growth and Change
The Buffalo Gas Company reports net profits of 339167 for the year ending Sept 50 with 200950 interest on 5805000 and a surplus of 48857. Gas sales rose 61 percent amid plant extensions costing 21924, while plant and equipment and preferred stock levels rose. An exchange of bonds and stock involved 67 000 par of preferred capital stock of the Buffalo Gas Company.
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People’s Gas, Light and Coke Company
Sat
Isutfalo Gas Company
Mechanics' Bank of Brooklyn absorbs Fifth Avenue Bank
The Mechanics' Bank of Brooklyn secured control of the Fifth Avenue Bank and will continue it as a Brooklyn branch. George W. Chauncey, president of the Mechanics' Bank, announced the merger. Alfred P. Wells, president of the Fifth Avenue Bank, will join Mechanics' Bank as a director. Deposits will rise by about 800 thousand dollars. Total resources exceed one hundred seven million dollars.
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Fifth Avenue
George W. Chauncey
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Tata Steel Venture in India Not Yet Decided
The Railroad Gazette reports that seven newspapers claim Tata plans blast furnaces and mills in India with a $12,000,000 outlay but nothing is fixed or immediate. Tata has consulted in the United States and C P Perin of New York is aiding. a engineer will be sent to India for further reports.
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Railroad Gazette
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India
United States
C. P. Perin
Engneer
New York
Sugar Prices Rise on Raw Sugar Shortage
Refined granulated sugar increased by ten points to 4.85 cents as traders expected, tied to sustained high raw sugar costs. The gain stems from a visible supply shortage and ongoing market pressure on refined sugar prices.
New York Incorporations List Parades Diverse Ventures
Albany reports a slate of new companies including National Textile Manufacturing in Troy with 75000 capital, New York Tunnel Company planning a major East River link, Levin Simon Hat Company in New York and Arthur Light Company making oil lamps. Directors span Albany Cohoes Troy New York and Brooklyn with a broad mix of industries and founders.
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New York
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Me Sk Gibson
J. R. Price
Yere French Bakery Company
Baptiste Yerée
K. F. Amsler
Anaise Vere
New York Tunnel Company
Battery Park
Clinton Street
Brooklyn
Herbert
5. Brown
Sherry Onderdonk
Harald Nathan
Clarence 5. Brown
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Cleveland
Fidelity Corporate and Commercial Law Company
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J. C. Judge
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Charters Issued At Dover For Multiple Firms
Special to The New York Tomes from Wilmington Delaware reports charters secured at Dover today for Purity Supply Company of Philadelphia capital 125000 to manufacture bottle stoppers Economy Silo and Tank Company of Frederick Maryland capital 125000 Holland Brush Company York to manufacture brushes capital 150000 The items reflect new corporate activity in manufacturing sectors across several states.
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Purity Supply Company
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Hi Kollar
Judge Magee
Startrazer
Piquancy
Alvin W
Ladylike
Sweet Alica
Price of Galore
B. Rice
W. O’connor
Rankin
Latuka
Pirate
Orpheum
Jessie Jarboe
Haack
O’connor
Buchanan
Scorpio
Ordnung
Helgerson
Lord Pepper
Honolulu
Jerrie Hunt
Farmer Jim
Pierce
Cogswell
Atheola
H. Michaels
Marcos
Lady Minas
Trocadero
Hycena
Chickadee
Ingleside Track
Lemaire
Newburg Wheelmen
Life Insurance League
Mutual Benefit
Fidelity and Casname
St.2d
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Name
Sisserson
Massey
Nowell
Smock
Calliz
Ferres
Thompson
Bracken
Warran
Commercial League
Royal Arcanum League
Plumbing and Steam Supply League
Knights OF Columbus League
Princeton Football
Screen
White, Hentz & CO
Phil
Rial
New York Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Exchange
Buffalo Gas Report
Brooklyn Bank
Delaware
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!