Business Troubles Tales of Creditors and Assets
Fragmented listing of schedules from firms dealing in painters’ supplies and wallpaper with liabilities and assets noted. It cites assets totaling $52,015 for PH PRES and mentions creditors under chattel mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tengelmans& Vomaurt
Ppelmann & Voetght
Deilers
Amsterdam
Hliam Shompson
SRE Llanns
Harris & Ye
Wespuiien
Nomiinlt Assite
Seis Ginddeta
Stite
oWen
Pennsylvania
Litware
Birgest Pang
Moaiz
Oot
Mobil
Unclear OCR Entry From U S Court Document
Fragmentary text references Judge McPherson and a United States court in Philadelphia. Mentions a judge, order, and legal actions with sparse names and places, but OCR errors obscure specifics and outcomes.
Bankruptcies and notices in New York area filings
The document lists multiple bankruptcy cases including Catharine Hancox of 1 West Eighty-first Street who filed for bankruptcy with liabilities and assets described as stored goods and a trust inheritance interest. It notes Edward Owen & Co. wholesale theaters partnership dissolution and prior creditors dividends as well as a separate case involving a dealer in wines and a vehicle-related debt in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerri
Iix
Lyvinias
Bouk ‘ Ris
Sisa Leawis Ny
Warsiss
Lewis N. Wilson
Cab Cupeist Sa
Tfeayas Brothers
Prasie Vani
Teast
Jy. Miisimay
Axvotiue
Edward Owen Dk Co
T Wey Street
Ubi
Catharine Hancox
New Jersey
Schoolitty Ac
Sewbrieht
Buckerew & Mette
Lakewood
Echoos
Weekly US Failures and Canadian Conversions Report
Widstreet's lists 22 failures in the United States for the week vs 247 previous weeks. figures include several counts across regions and territories. Canada shows low activity near five thousand or less in the same period, with ranges from twenty thousand to fifty thousand in various categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widstreet
United States
Midi
New England
Sorthwestern YY
Pacific
Ata Territories
Canada
Pneumatic Horse Cellar Co to Wind Up Business
Fr R Brooke says the Pneumatic Horse Cellar Company will suspend operations and close its transfer office after tomorrow amid claims against it. A director meeting is planned next week to discuss the situation as creditors file notes and expected judgments accrue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pneumatic Horse Cellar Company
Fr. R. Brooke
417.R. Brooke Company
Brooke
roLlest
Obscure debt judgments list of assigns and costs
A fragmented ledger style notice lists numerous debt judgments against individuals and firms, including ARTHUR Henry-Haas Brothers and Emil C. Calcyron with various executors and costs. The document enumerates creditors, debtors, and associated amounts in a dense, catalog like format.
Railway and Utilities Notices From City Directory Fragments
A garbled OCR fragment lists names of individuals and companies including Ferdinand Rehrel Augusta J G isiBuer Edward Neale Joseph Christianson Abraham Mansfield and August F Castle. It references electric light and power companies and a railroad entity with street names and addresses such as Third Avenue and 127 Queens. The readability is low and details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehrel
Ferdinand and
Augusta
J. G. isiBuer
Gia Gunk
Edward
F. C. Neale
Joseph
T. C. Christianson
aTshiteet
Abraham
E. Mansfield
Willigin
Pawer
Esas
Eles
Railroad Vili Man
M. A. “Castle
Weresitivaden
Asudor
The
Weiss & Win
Sewer
D. Martin
Sal L
Charles—s
F Torsheas
Laiwn Haulwal Company
Payork
G. Paublede
Cee Espmenetae
State Courts Docket Summary of Appellate Motions and Judgments
Appearing cases include Miller versus Kimendorf mayor and others with dismissal without costs. Waitenan versus Weed et al with appeal denied and $10 costs. Hinchkel versus Stevens motion denied with $10 costs. Corlin et al versus Baker motion to calendar granted. Pearloay versus Satteriee et al appeal reargument ordered. Alderson et al versus Carter impleaded. American Copper Company versus Lowther et al appealed. judgments affirmed in several inland waterway and railroad disputes with some reversals and new trials ordered, events to follow.
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Miller
Kimendorf
Wel
Italion i Uismiss
Waitenan
Weed Et al
Hinchkel
Stevens
Tee
Gulnenl
Corlin
Baker
Supreme Court
First Department
Jokepa
Lumley
Appellant
Anatron Inethical Company
Ward It
Dunham, Cys
Hastings Pavement Company
Hatch
Patterson
J Hissening
Rchhibald Chivcie
Edwin A. Stevens
Ale
Rumsey
Dugraham
Ingraham
Alenry
Tawnssey
Bankers’ Lute Insurance Company
J. Wan Rill
Sadie Brill
Adiessamt
Dra van Criesun
J. K. Bailey
Mary J. Stuart Waadents
Duderment
Cobert I. Diaved
Manhattan
Oompany
Gustavusly S
Trask Et al
Sadie JT Sturges
Lal Yomianes
Meditiog
Caries Neukhineh
Rudolph Tde
Patter- Payeka
Wilhem
Eldriege
Respondent
Third Avene Hailed Company
Heney Co .Weeks
Sappellant
Rector, &c
Trinity Church
Mount Morris Electric Lights Company
J. Ee Ae
Don W. Lainesn
Respondéit
Union
Rail- Way Company
A&ppelhant
J. van Brunt
Esed
aicLaughlin
Appellate Court Stays Full Term Roster of Decisions
A long list of first department appellate orders and judgments reversal or affirmation across numerous cases. Costs awarded, various opinions by Rumsey Patterson Ingraham and others, with per curiam notes and occasional dissents.
New York Calendars This Day Supreme and Surrogates Sessions
Supreme Court Special Term Part II opens at 10 30 A M with ex parte matters. Surrogates Court Chambers wills for probate at 10 30 A M Wesley Selleck Ella Bunting William Picken listed. City Court Special Term opens at 10 A M for motions before Judge O Dwyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Receiver Appointed in New York City Court
In City Court of New York Judge O'Dwyer names Louis Joffee as receiver for the case Moses Levi versus Howard S. Casey. The appointment is part of ongoing litigation in the jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O’dwyer
J.—Louis Joffee
Howard S. Casey
Moses Levi
Referees Appointed New York Supreme Court
Supreme Court figures Leventritt Heilner and Kohn Moore Haward La Ferra. Vaughn Loew and Olney. Bischoff Potter Feitner and McKim named as referees in listed cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court—Leventritt
J.—Heilner
H. Bevins
Kohn Vs. Moore
Haward B. la Ferra
Vaughn Vs. Loew
Peter B. Olney
Supreme Court
New Corporations Form With Several New York and Buffalo Firms
Central Develop Company of Buffalo begins real estate operations with capital of 59000 led by J A Oaks C A Lautz and H N Vedder. Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Company of New York raises 10000 with directors F C Jones A F Townsend and E M Henderson. Bouckville Mutual Milk Producers Association of Bouckville capital 1700 directors M G Fuess P J Martin and M E Washburn. Compressed Coffee Company of New York City plans capital 20000 with C O Barwise Angen Barwise and John Standfast. Fordham Vogue Company of New York files to publish with capital 50000 directed by Mary E Turnute W C Harris on and S H Fuwman. Dennett Surpassing Coffee Company of New
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Develop Company of
Buffalo
Capital
J. A. Oaks
C. A. Lautz
H. N. Vedder
Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Company of
New York
F. C. Jones
A. F. Townsend
E. M.henderson
New York City
Bouckville Mutual Milk Producers’ Association of Bouckville
M. G. Fuess
P. J. Martin
M. E. Washburn
Bouckville
Compressed Coffee Company
C. O. Barwise
Angen Barwise
John Standfast
Fordham Vogue Company
Mary E. Turnute
W. C. Harrison
S.H
York City ventures in hospitality and metals
York City to conduct restaurants and hotels with capital of $100,000. Directors are Charles Henry, M. Clute, and R H Jaeger of New York City. Sterling Bronze Company of New York City to manufacture gas and electric light fixtures with capital $20,000. Directors F W Tolley and Benjamin Wood of South Orange, Owests IF, Kinsman, and New York City.
New York Supreme Court Summons in Poppe vs Tionesta Mantel Co
Plaintiffs Leo Poppe Edwin S Popper and Emil L Popper sue John M Brody Charles A Junnette Thomas D Collins Oliver W Proper Thomas J Bowman Thomas J Cullen and John C Bowman doing business as Tionesta Mantel Manufacturing Company. Defendants must answer within twenty days or face default judgment. Court notes sums of 1235.74 and 250 with interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Supreme Court
County OF
New York
Leo Poppe
Edwin S. Popper
Emil L. Popper
John M. Bhody
Charles A. Bunnette
Thomas D. Collins
Oliver W. Pooper
Thomas J. Bowman
Thomas J. Cullen
John C. Bowman
Tionesta Mantel
Manufacturing Company
Borough of
Manhattan
Max Altmayer
Broadway
Borough of Manhattan
N. Y
P. O
Cty
John M. Brody
Charles A. Junnette
Oliver W. Proper
Thomas Dy. Sblen
Tionesta Mantel Manufacturing Company
David Leventritt
Supreme Court of
State of New York
County of New York
County Court House
Said County
New York City
sCiy
Legal notices from New York Supreme Court filings and dissolutions
Notices detail judicial settlement of accounts for Julius F. Workum as Receiver of Tattersalls for New York Limited, with hearing set for February 6 1901 to appoint a Referee. Also includes dissolution petition for The Teachers Magazine Publishing Company and creditors' claim deadlines for Guardian Trust Company ancillary receivership.
Notice to creditors in Berthold Blank estate
Under an order by David Leventritt dated December 18 1900 creditors and claimants against Berthold Blank doing business in New York City must file verified claims with Victor A. Rotholz assignee at 119 121 Nassau Street New York City by March 16 1904. William Bernard attorney for the assignee will receive claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bernard
Nassau Street
City of
New York
Borough of
Manhattan
Victor A. Rotholz
WM Bernard
Nassaul Street
N. Y
Multiple New York Bankruptcy Notices in 1900 01
District Court in New York announces bankruptcy proceedings for Henry Bischof and others. Meetings of creditors and claims, trustee appointments, and dates in January 1901 are set, with referees Holt Wise and others listed for proceedings. Includes estates of Linde, Finnen, Castellano, and other executors with notices for claims and meetings.
Bankruptcy Notices From U S District Court in New York
Several individuals including Charles Buck Jr Max Figman Moritz Freedman Esther Lewis Helene Swift and John Welcker are listed in the U S District Court bankruptcy notices. Each is seeking discharge with hearings set for January 2 1901 and examinations to follow before U S District Judge Addison Brown and Referee George C Holt at the U S Court House and Post Office Building in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court For
Southern District of New York
Henry Bischof
Addison Brown
U. S
U. S. Court House and Post Office
New York
Peter B. Olney
U. S. District Court For
Charles Buek, Jr
Charles Buck, Jr
U. S. Court House
George C. Holt
United States District Court For
Max Figman
United States Court House and Post Office
Nathaniel A. Prentiss
U.S. District Court For
Moritz Freedman
U. §. District Court
Esther Lewis
U.S. Court House and Post Office
Southern District of
Helene . Swift
Helene Swift
U. S. District Court
John Welcker
Joan Wrelcker
U.S
F. K. Pendleton
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Peter Gerard Stuyvesant Lot
Supreme Court foreclosure sale in New York County for the Seventeenth Street parcel between Second and Third Avenues. Referee Reginald H Williams schedules sale at 111 Broadway on Nov 16 1900 with adjournments to Nov 26 Dec 6 and Dec 28 1900. estimated costs and taxes listed.
Foreclosure sale of 158 East 118th Street New York
George A. Barker and Jacob Berry as surviving executors of George Bell sue Richard Keef and others. Referee Lewis L. Delafield will sell at public auction on January 7 1901 at 12 noon at 111 Broadway New York City. Property begins at 118th Street and Third Avenue with a 25 foot width and 100 foot 11 inch depth. Approximate lien 1743 31 100 with costs 545 20 100. taxes and liens about 2136.
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NEW York Supreme Court
County OF New York
George A. Barker
Jacob Berry
George Bell
Richard Keef
New York
Brouhway
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Philip A. Smyth
City of
Eighteenth Street
Third Avenue
Paralel
Lewis L. Delafield
M. M. Friend
Pine Street
Borough of Manhattan
New York City
Eest 118Th Street
Madison Avenue
Faul Hellinger
S&jall
Surrogate Notice for Emeline Macurdy Estate in New York
In pursuance of an order by Hon Abner C Thomas Surrogate notice is given to all claimants against Emeline Macurdy late of Mount Holly Burlington County New Jersey deceased who died leaving personal property in New York to present claims with vouchers to William Alexander Smith Executor at No 11 Wall Street Manhattan New York on or before March 15 next Dated New York August 31 1900 Murray Bennett Ingersoll attorneys for Executor 16 22 William Street Manhattan New York City sepi law8
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Guardian Trust Company
E. Henry Lacombe
Circuit Court of the United States
Southern District of New York
Wall Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
New York
Francis M. Black
Seward, Guthrie & Steele
Manhattan
Sophia A. Chalmers
Murray, Bennett & Ingersoll
William Street
Borough of
New York City
C. Dimertini
C. DeMartini
Catharine Dimertini
County of
Italy
Broadway
Paolo Demartini
Giovanni Branchi
D. Humphreys
Fulton St
Brooklyn
Jeremiah Archer
James J. Slevin
Benj. B. Kenyon
Jy '4
lawémSa
Michael Harrison, Jr
Theresa Harrison
Cecelilia A. Pulleyn
Ketcham & Owens
Montague Street
N. Y
William VY. S. Thorne
Alfred M. Townsend
Shearman & Sterling
SNS SS
King
David M.R
Frank T. Fitzgerald
Roewell H. King
Nassau St
City of
Mary B. King
Roswell H. King
Nassau Street
Abraham Gruber
William H. Bonynge
Madison Avenue
One Hundred and Fifteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
Paul Hellinger
M. S. & I. S. Isaacs
Plaintiff's Attorneys
Pine Street
Macurdy
Emmeline
Abner C
Thomas
William Alexander Smith
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