Railroad Merger Is Beaten Again in Westchester Case
Justice Hoott denies the proposed merger of the Westchester and Port Chester Railroads owned by the New Haven. The court finds the plan destructive of Westchester rights, affirming an injunction and ordering costs. Minority stockholder Robert J. Robinson vows continued opposition to any transfer of property or franchises to the New Haven Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Hoott
Weastchester Company
Port Chester Company
Westchester Any
Beett
Westchester Company
Westchester
Port Chester
Ingraham
Patterson
James H. Caldwell
Lorr
Robinson
Consea
New Haven
Philadelphia Prices Show Mixed Wall Street Activity
In Philadelphia trading Jan 10, activity was lively with Reading and United States Steel helped by strong demand. Key issues rose or held gains with Bell Telephone Northern Central Keystone Telephone and General Asphalt among leaders while Lehigh Valley slipped after earlier gains. Total sales reached 2 417 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Reading
United States Steel
Bell Telephone
Northern Central
Keystone Telephone
General Asphalt
Lehigh Navigation Trust
Lehigh Valley
Cambria Steel
United Gas
Rathways Co
Américan Smelters
Hell Telephone
Brooklyn R. c
Calbria Tram
Cambria Steel Oo
Colorado
Consol. Trac
Uity
Lec. Co
Elec
Frank & Southw
Pf. T
Hunt. & Broad T. Pr
Lehigh
Valley
Philadelphia R. Te
Boo
Southern Railway
Tonopak Termient Eee
Tonopak— Mining Eestaeg
Union Traction
Toryaly
U. SB. Bee Weer
W. J. & Seashore
Grain and Provisions Markets See Mixed Movements
A bear market for wheat was halted by renewed cash and export demand and large weekly clearances of wheat and flour. Export sales reached about 10 roads, with strong cash trade at Western points and Minneapolis mills. Argentinian ship activity and European prices rose, while Argentine shipments and domestic clearances showed varied momentum. Coal and corn markets remained weak into near-term trading with a slight late rally as Canadian and European prices moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Kansas
Chicago
Europe
Liverpool
Berlin
Seaboard
New York
Northern
Duluth
Inverpool
Produce Exchange Stock Highlights and Unlisted Securities
Principal transactions reported yesterday in the stock department show opening high low and last prices for items including Fales Branch Mint cap and 60 day buyer. Bid and asked prices at the close of business yesterday were as follows for unlisted securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Department of the Produce Exchange
Fales
Trading In Baltimore
In Baltimore a stronger steadier tone prevailed among local units. Northern Central Railway shares, Atlantic Coast Line 4s, and various railroad bonds rose fractionally with solid demand for United Railways 4s. Notable figures include bonds sales around 33,000 and a range of issue prices and last quotes across multiple rail and utility issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jan
Northern Central Railway
Atlantic Coast Line
Ena Railways
United Railways
Atlan
Gay & Vac
West
Central Gs
United Ry. Inc
Site AG B
Cotton Market Report From Washington D C Dated January 10
Federal Weather Bureau forecast for cotton states shows rain and cooling through Saturday and Sunday across the region with wind shifts. Cotton prices eased yesterday, closing barely steady with a decline around 9 18 points. total movement and receipts figures are given for port and interior stocks and season totals. Local prices steady at 11 450 for middling upland and 11 700 for middling Gulf with sales in several southern markets reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Canada
Aus
Nown P
WSO
Gulf
Galveston
Norfolk
Savannah
Charleston
Folk Firm
Augusta
St. Louis
Houston
New Orleans
Judge Somerville Overrules Lower Sugar Duty Claim
The Board of United States General Appraisers, in a decision by Judge Somerville, overruled American Sugar Refining Company’s request for a reduced duty on Cuban sugar imports. New York inspectors tested the sugar and the board upheld the 16 Dutch standard color rate under the Dingley tariff, assessing 2,850 bags accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Board of
United States General Appraisers
American Sugar Refining Company
New York
Wilfred Schade
Rail earnings slip as expenses rise in November
Harriman road reports show heavy expense increases in November cutting Southern Pacific net to 1,381,822 loss while Union Pacific earns 64,055 net from 806,182 gross gain. Southern Pacific gross 11,692,721 net 3,524,434. Union Pacific gross 7,406,054 net 3,371,176. Five month totals show Union Pacific down 1,168,020 and Southern Pacific down 3,545,850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman Roads
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Treasury records show January receipts and reserve totals
National banknotes received for redemption amount to 1,408,770 while internal revenue, customs, and miscellaneous receipts total 2,719,? and expenditures reach 2,380,000. The Treasury begin day with a reserve fund of 150,000,000 in bullion and gold, with trust deposits and gold and silver holdings listed alongside current assets and reimbursement awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gala Cain and Bullion
Philadelphia Railroad Elects New Directors
At a Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Railroad Co meeting, former Maryland Governor John Walter Smith was elected director replacing the deceased Edward Lloyd and Blanchard Randall of the Tealtimoore Chamber of Commerce was chosen director to fill the vacancy from German H. Hunt. The Washington office of General Agent was abolished as the Washington Terminal Company will assume its duties.
Insurance concerns fail in weekly totals by region and capital
Sindstreet reports 485 failures in the United States this week compared with 815 last week and lower figures in earlier years. Regional tallies show the Middle States 119, New England 82, Southern 149, Western 73, Northwestern 27, Far West 25, Territories 10, while Canada posts 63. About 88 percent of failed concerns have capital of five thousand dollars or less, and 12 percent have capital between five and twenty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sindstreet
United States
Middle States
New England
Southern
Western
Northwestern
Far West
Territories
Canada
Stockholders Reelect Board at Champion Mining Annual Meeting
At the Champion Mining annual meeting the retiring board of directors was reelected. H J Parsons of Wells Fargo has returned to his Broadway office after illness. Trippe and Co. announce new general partners J Edward Thompson and William J Palmer, with William B Thompson as special partner. The Solvay Process Co. files a capital stock increase from 6 million to 8 million with the Secretary of State. A dissolution notice was misprinted in yesterday's Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Coomstock Mining Company
H. J. Parsons
Wells, Fargo, & Co
Mhess
Broadway
Trippe & Co
Wall Street
Edward Thompson
William J. Palmer
William B. Thompson
Haydestone & Co
Solvay Process Company
Syrawuss
Guide for Buyers Apparel and Goods Listings
A vintage buyers guide lists various suppliers and their product lines. It includes apparel for women and children, dresses, coats, cloaks, corsets, rompers, and undergarments from named firms. It also covers art glass, clocks, gloves, hosiery, knitwear, shirts, rugs, and general goods with shop addresses in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kursheedt Apron Co
Globe Knitting Mills
Hispenard St
Dressner & Auerbach
East 14Th St
Casper & Beck
West 20Th St
Cohen & Pollack
Wav
The
Bent Glass Novelty Co
White
Edman Bros
Franklin St
Boys
Linger & Bach
Boway
Sutro. Bros. Braid Co
Spring St
Seth Whoras Clock Co
Maiden Lana Clothing
S. Walcoff, Udell & Co
Broadway
Knee Pants Co
Mettsner
Waverley
Crockery & Porcelains
Vantine
Leumann, Boesch & Weingart
kKid
Ferdinand Ehrlich & Sons
Weinstein, Max, Co
Spring
Lord & Taylor
20Th St
Vanhorne
Greenwich
Men
S. Abrams & Marcus
Walker
Vantine, A. A., & Co
East 13Th St
Yale Suspender Co
Valentines
F.L. Harding
B’way
Buyers and Vendors Listed Across National Firms in Sordid Mall Crawl
A jumble of names and addresses outlines buyers and sellers from Myers J G Company of Albany to Pittsburg Dry Goods Company in a sprawling dealer network. Merchants like J F Ink suspenders, Keith O Brien Company, and I W Drew carpets appear with locations in New York, Chicago, Boston, Cincinnati, and beyond, from Union Square to Broadway Central Hotel. The list hints at a bustling retail scene with fabrics, cloaks, jewelry, lamps, and electric goods tied to major urban hotels and department stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Chicago
Ill
L. A. Rose
Broadway Central Hotel
Siecel, If. Company
Boston
Mass
H. L. Pass
Prince George Hotel
Osborn, T., Ir
Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Seiter
Herald Sanare
Pittsburg Dry Goods Company
Pittsburg
Penn
C. Meister
Leonard Street
Stahl-Urban Company
Terra Haute
Ind
C.A. Vinyan
Imperial
Nstein, R., & Brothers
Memphis
Tenn
Camp
Toomers & Co
Til
D. Saunders
Sixth Avenue Nth
Brottell
Dge. & Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Classified buyers register columns with multiple firms listed
A dense column lists numerous buyers and firms across cities from Boston to Chicago offering dry goods cloaks gowns and furnishings. Names such as Hoffman House Boston Dry Goods Munger Co Keller Hotel and others appear with addresses and contact notes.
Court calendars of the United States Supreme Court
Proceedings today list cases by number and parties with actions such as dismissed with costs granted leaves to file replies certiorari granted and arguments concluded Several entries include appearances by administrators and various opinions orders and reversals with costs and disbursements noted The day docket covers motions demurrers and amendments with multiple cases set for withdrawal or withdrawal of demurrers and statement of orders filed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
John H. Phillips
W. E. Barrett
A. W. Bennett
Sarah G. Bennett
Rafael Enrique
Watson & Co., Limited
Missouri Valley Land Company
Asmus Wetch
Carter Wetch
Ann M. Hairston
Danville & Western Railroad Company
Ww. H. Hairston
Ann Hairston
W. N. Hairston
Court of Appeals Calendar Listed in Albany Monday
State courts report a Court of Appeals calendar for Albany on Monday with cases Nos 87 56 68 62 64 and others. The item notes dates and docket sequence as part of the court’s schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Appellate Division Third Department Calendar Notes
Albany judge's calendar for Monday lists cases Nos. 48 47 33 and 54 to convene at 2 P.M. on January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Appellate Division Affirms Reversals and Orders in Numerous Cases
The First Department released a sweep of decisions reversing judgments or orders, ordering new trials, and assigning costs to the prevailing side in numerous actions. Opinions by Justices Laughlin McLaughlin Houghton and others note reversals and settlements with specific costs and further orders filed.
Appellate Orders In Various Civil Appeals
A compilation of court actions shows reversals dismissals and affirmations in multiple cases. Orders on notices settlement dates and opinions by judges Vaughan Clarke Ingraham Laughlin Scott Watterson and others are noted with costs disbursed or denied and motions granted or reversed as stated in the opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Z. Clinton
Theodore A. Bingham
Laughlin
Mary L. Whitefield
Letitia Whitefield
Ingraham
Harry Brown
Respondent
Utopia Land Company
Louis
Windmaster Et al
Goodyear Tire, &c
Company
Scott and Laughlin
James Thedford
Appellant
Henry L. Herbert
Mave
McCreery Realty Company
Equitable National Bank of New York
Scott and
Ingraham, Jr
Ingraham and Clarke
Charles R. Ross
Bayer-Gardner- Himes Company
Mary
P. Mossa
Rudolph Mossa
Inbraham
Clarke
Mary P. Mossa
Mary FP. Mossa
John P. Cohalan
Press Pub Heiia Company
Edwin P. Shattuck
Guardian Trust Company
Patrick F. Goff
Ignatius F. X. O'Rourke
Peterson
Scott
James Daley
Henry W. Unger
Scott, Jr
Beart
James Shirley
Lee
Bernheim
Watterson
P. J
May Wilson
City Prison
the People
Vaughan
Milice
Minnie Le.wels
Charles K. Robinson
Edward R. Thomas
Reine Conrad
George J. Conrad
John A. Drake
Waller BD
la Chicotte
G. W. Jones Lumber Company
Willem. H. Fulton
Eleanor . Reader
James B. Haggin
Mayor, &c
American Ice Company
Supreme Court Special Term Part II and Surrogates Court Sessions
Court calendar notes several sessions: Davis Ex parte business at 10 30 A M in Supreme Court Special Term Part II. Surrogates Court wills probated for Kenry O Havgemyer Mary D Jones and Ama sie. Surrogates Court Trial Term Beckett opens at 11 A M in Hall of Records Building fifth floor with contested will for Richard Hovey. Estate of Blanch T Roury listed. City Court Special Term opens Ex parte business Conlan at 10 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Davis
J. Pense
Chambers—Thomas
Probata
Kenry O. Havgemyer
Mary D. Jones
Ama
Beckett, S
Heldim Hall of Records
Richard Hovey
Blanch
T. Roury
Conlan
Supreme Court Docket Summary of Multiple Party Appeals
The record lists several dockets including Davis v Parry, Roger v Du Bois, P v Frenkel, Hirsch v Goldber, with parties appearing before the court. Details on filings or outcomes are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Davis
J.—Parry
Rogerseeph P. du Bois
Frenkel Hirsch
Goldbers
Bankruptcy Notices Parade From New York Courts
Liquidation filings stretch across merchants and manufacturers. Samuel Freedberg of Eldridge Street seeks discharge with 10 200 liabilities none assets. Louis Witsenhausen wholesale Jeweler faces a creditors meeting at the Jewelers Board of Trade after a large liability and proposed 60 cent on the dollar compromise. American Novelty Company supplier Kerman Becher faces specified debts and a City Marshal levy. Jacob Teibel dealer in menswear shows 315 000 liabilities and 16 441 assets with 07 068 contingent leases. Stoltzenberg Company church ornaments lists 01 705 liabilities and 24 224 assets. John J Robinson millinery supplier meeting elects trustee with 40 000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Freedberg
Samel Freedberg
TIS Eldridge Street
Louis Witsenhausen
Maiden Lane
Jewelers’ Board of Trade
Broadway
Jesse
Epstein
Henry Untermyer
John Drake
Horace M. Fleeck
Adolph Goldsmith
American Novelty Company
Kerman Becher
Fast_ Fifty-eighth Street
Art Itthographite Publishing Company
Morris Meyer
James H. Shave
Jacob Leibel
Jacob Teibel
Fourth Avenue
Great Neck
Curtiss, Leggett & Co
Wilson Brothers
Chicago
Rosenfeld &Co
Heston, Pie
Regent Shirt Company
Albany
GGT
Abraham Benerofe
Abraham Senerofe
Greene Street
Engel
Holt
George F. Darrell
Stoltzenberg Company
Barclay Street
Mercantile National Bank
Soju
BE. FP. Galvin
Escoffier & Cie
Lyons
France
Honore, Nicot & Fils
L. Bean
Paris
Demarquet
Cathedral Candle Co
Syracuse
Josephinum Church Furniture Company
Columbus
Ohio
Wright Manuafacturing Company
Philadelphia
John J. Robinson & Co
John J. Robinson
West
Eighteenth Street
W. H. Willis
Wall Street
William Henkel, Jr
Henkel
Brooklyn
R.G. Robinson
Chatfield
Robinson
Boston Bankruptcy Petitions From Lockett Curran and Parker Mfg
Walter B Lockett of Watertown and Arthur J Curran of Everett filed for bankruptcy with liabilities of 11007 and no assets. Parker Manufacturing Company Roxbury filed in U S Court with liabilities about 122% and assets nominal. indorsed paper totaling 80000 held by National Bank of the Republic of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Walter B. Lockett
Watertown
Arthur J. Curran
Everett
Lockett
Curran
Parker Manufacturing Company
Roxbury
Georga E. Parker
United States
National Bank of the Republic of Boston
Judgments Filed Against Numerous Debtors in District Court
The record lists multiple judgments filed yesterday against various individuals and companies led by Adams W C and W R H Martin, with amounts ranging from $29 to $2,017. Entries name creditors and defendants including New Netherland Bank, Loeb Adler, Skinner Mfg Co, Henne Emily T, and many others, noting guardian arrangements and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Adams
W. C
May Lewis
Ee E
Hecker-Jones-Jewell Milling Co
Brown
F. X.s. Kuflik
Seeman
Botengoff
Eck Plaster, Co
N.Y
Coen
BR. Fsx
Carey
M. Zinn
Daisy
Stoffe
Goebel
Gmike Ps
Turke
Gaynor
Ae C. Hahn
Gross
H. Gross
W. Skinner
J.—Mut
Hilmia
Fallmvitch
Henderson
R. Griffen
Harrison
Keer
A“ Hendricks
D. R
B. —Sturtevant Co
Istok
H.joseph
N. Y
Co. A. Ass
Moore
B. Tepo Cid
Mulgrew
B. F. Burke
WAT
Fragmentary Judgments List From Historic Ledger
A partial roster lists names of debtors and creditors with filed judgment dates and amounts including Giesmain Arnold Jr and G. Cramer et al dated Jan 29, 1894 for 1 530 dollars, and others such as Harris Lomnot with Alexander S. W. and Ligety entries. Later items include Leiber Isaac with Hudson Valley Co dated July 7, 1907 for 182 dollars and Lerner Shulum with Rose and Peabeled 1000 dollars. Wil Mfg Co with J. Wil patterned entries Dec 31, 1907 for 25 dollars. Stoddard 1907 and Bea Holtfield, Tero entries. Wright Frederick W and heirs with June 12 190? for 76 dollars. Singer Machine Co Nov 1 1997 for 585 dollars. Dobbs Joseph E with C B Brinkerhoff Jan 27 1905. Williams John T with T W Barnum Jan 14 1905 for 20155 dollars. North Side Brewing Co March …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giesmain
Arnold, Jr
G. Cramer
Harris
Lomnot
Alexander S.W
H. Gers
Ligety
Win
Bec Holfeld
Leiber
Isaac
Hudson Valley Aisy. Co
Lerner, Shulum and
Rose—People
Hamilton, Carhart
Mfr
Singer Servings Machine Co
Dobbs
Joseph E
C. B. Brinkerhoff
TMS
Sun
Klett
Williams
John T
T. W. Barnum
ge—North Side Brewing Co
United Service dispatches officer moves and assignments
First Lieut A Price of the Twenty-eighth Infantry returns to the duty station aboard the transport Buford in San Francisco. Lieut Moors joins his regiment. Majors Dickson and Fuller to Fort Monroe to inspect armament. Capt Parker of the Twenty-eighth to the Presidio Monterey for provisional machine gun company duties. Other transfers include Lieuts Brown Powell Thornton Kinney to Presidio Monterey Fort Mansfield and Department of California. San Francisco medical board for promotion is dissolved. Manila board also dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. Price
Twenty-eighth Infantry
W. F. Creary
Amlom
Buford
San Francisco
Th. Moore
Moors
J .C. Dickson
L. M. Fuller
Ord
Nance
Fort Monroe
Presidio of
Monterey
Cal
T. W. Brown
Twenty-seventh Infantry
L. Powell
Presidio
F. T. Thornton
Coast Artillery
Fort Mansfield
C.C. Kinney
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Department of California
Philippines
Medical Department
Manila
Shipping and Mails Almanac Snippet
Almanac fragment lists sun and tide data with times for Avon and Sandy Hook and a postal rate figure. The text is fragmented and includes mismatched numbers and locations, offering a partial snapshot of a maritime daily record.
Shipping Movements List With Port Destinations
A distressed OCR fragment lists multiple ships with mixed origins and dates in December and January. Entries include SS Venezia to Marseilles, Aureole to Dartmouth, Mutlah to Boston, Parima to St Thomas, Arcola to St Michaels, Seminole to Turks Island, Kirkoswold to Thistledown, Ei Atha to Ahthba, Delaware to Philadelphia, Princess Anne, Kelvin Grove to Norfolk, and Maron to Jacksonville with January dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezia
Marseilles
Aureole
Dartmouh
Mutlah
Boston
Parima
St. Thomas
Arcola
St. Michals
Kirkoswold
Jan
Princess Anne
Kelvin Grove
Norfyk
L Maron
Jackserrettle
Jin
Maritime Wireless Reports From Various Coastal Areas
A garbled dispatch notes multiple vessels reported by Marconi wire along the coast. Sightings include SS St Paul near Southampton, SP Carmina from Liverpool, and ER Coatatee from Havre with positions east of Randy Hook, Lizard, and Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maren
St. Lensis
Naval command changes noted in 19th century orders
The document lists personnel reassignment: Lisut. uy T. Osborn to command the Thorn om, A. Blakely to command the Blakely, Surgeon R. Spear to the Bellef, Commander E. E. Wright to command the Rainbow, Lieut. J. H. Tomb to the Wilmington, and Lieut. H. T. Swain, Marine Corps, to ome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisut
Uy T. Osborn
Thornom
A. Blakely
Blakely
R. Spear
E. E. Wright
Rainbow
J. H. Tomb
Wilmington
H. T. Swain
Marine Corps
Transatlantic Arrivals and Naval Movements Noted
Arrivals include Choctaw and Rocket at Washington Marcellus at Portsmouth New Hampshire Sioux at Boston California and Nebraska at San Francisco. Ships Hartford and Standish sail from Annapolis for Norfolk and Chicago from San Diego Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocket
Washington
Marcellus
Portsmouth
N. H
Sioux
Boston
California
Nebraska
San Francisco
Hartford
Standish
Annapolis
Norfolk
Chicago
San Diego Bay
Maritime Echoes From Distant Ports Across the Atlantic
From Plymouth to Baltimore and Calabrian shores, ships named in a jumble of dates and places traverse the Atlantic. Mentions of Gibraltar, Naples, and New York appear with lines about vessels passing strategic waypoints.
Pacific Steamships Route Fragments and Destinations
Fragmented OCR lists Pacific Steamships routes with destinations including Hawaii New Zealand Australia and Manila via San Francisco and Yokohama. Mentions Japan Korea China Philippines and various Pacific ports with partial ship names such as Caledonia Victoria and Mariposa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zealand
Aids
Ami New
Hievia
Sen Francie Perevic
Hawaii
Japan
Koren
Siara
China
Caledonia
Peta Vatana
Victoria
Vieee Tahity
I. Tn
San Pr
Maripos
Francisco
Shipping News Briefs From New York City
Shipping notices and timetable snippets appear for New York with various 6:00 PM references and times. The fragmentary item highlights schedule details without full context or events.
Weather forecast and temperatures for the region
Weather notes report easterly winds and warming trend for the eastern states. New York and New England see higher temperatures, with windy Sunday and increasing coastal winds. Temperatures logged include 20.60 inches of mercury readings and a May or Maylike pattern with daily highs around the mid 70s in some areas and humidity around 60 percent at morning hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Irjeene
South Atlantic
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Waseree
FOG AG
Tuily Este
Mit
Produce Exchange
Securite&s
Atpaka
Treadwell
Roy Manhattan
Furnace Creek
Oroville
Dredsing
Eenee
Cobalt Central
Anson
TAU
Portland
Olotas
Operanza, Ltd
Greene
Montgomery-Shos
Pan
Tves
Montana
Tonopah
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Eee
Tonopah Extension
Tonopah Mining
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Standard Asbestos Co
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Oklahoma
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the Treasury
Financial Notes
Ner
Hoffman House
Boston Dry -Goods. Company
William Thodes
Woodstock
Crow Brothers
Detroit
Mich
F. C. Feck- Ots Resiery
Breslin
Munger
Herkimer
H. Munger
Church Street
Sage, Alien & Co
Taviel Ovibley, Lindsay. & Curr Company
Rochester
R. G. Powers
Middle Western Street
Hotel Albert
Shehaffaer Brothers
Cleveland
Ly Sebatft
Times Square
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Supreme Court of the United States
United States Supreme Court
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John R. Donahue
Subbie
State Courts
Court of Appeals Calendar
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Foundation Company
McLaughlin
Houghton
the People, &O
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J.houghton
Carrie Kramer
Haeger Storage Warehouse Company
EMF
George Smetanka
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
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John .S. Jones
Georgia
Gould
Abraham Quackenbush
Daniel Mapes, Jr
Houghton, Jr
McLauchhlin
William J. Rooms
Robert S. Smith
David L. Singer
Isadore Garlick
P Obermeyer & Liebman
Jaintiff
Abraham Adisky
Joseph Gans
People
Adolph Danziger
Herman A. Metz
Meaughlin
Francis J. Nekarda
Mendel Peresberger
Annie Powers
David Miller
Lambert
Joseph Rovi
Max Hesse
Mc Eauchlin
Mary Burns
William L. Crow
Julia S. Sunderlin
Lewis Sunderlin
David M. Nesbit
Henry J. Braker
Robert J. McDermott
Tstdor Strauss
P. J. McLauchlin
Kathryn O'Reilly
Robert J. Mahoney
Impleaded
Italian Association, &c
Wiartley A. Haigh
Edelmeyer & Morgan Company
Louisese
Cassar Misch, Incorporated
Julius FE
Mosh«im, &c
Portland Company
Hall & Grant Construction Co
Robert E. Robinson
New York & Portchester’ Railroad Company
Fir Pleaded
Jo T Ingraham
Patieroor Rr
Izzie Calanan
New 07 City Railway Company
Rites
Bridget Long
Seaman’s Bank For Savings
Sarah C. L. Read
New York Central & Huison River Railiroad Company
Thal
Charles
Bessie F. Smith
IS. Lee
Peter Clancy
Theodore A. R Binsham
William J. Flynn
Theodora A. Binsham
Mary A. Hammond
Charles L. Hammond
Gustavus Haas
Louis L, Loeb Et al
Judement
Frederick
Withers
City of New York
New Trial
Theresa Heindel
Caroline Heindel
John B Martin
Adam A. Cross
Curlain
Pee Francis Romeo
Edward P Shell
ASU
Charles Jungman
Andrew D. Parker
Martin Bernreither
Charles G. Conn
William P Chambers
Clarke J
Patterons P. J
Supreme
Elizabeth Lowe
Carrie J. Weil
F. Conry
Israel Leibsohn
Josephine Wennik
William E. Dioris
Newburger
Frank
W. Pelch
Isaac Marks
Emanuel Hellner
Georra L. Catlin
Irebob Klein
James Rasmussen van Valkenburgh
Jacob Kiein
Mackelry
Annie M
J. Blanck
McArthur
A. P
New Netherland Bank of N. McAleer
Ji J
Mallara Distilling Co
Mccarthy
Forman Oa
Philips
S. Kanrich
F Paraskevopoulos
Christ
John—T. Janorpoulou
Same
Louis Kappakos
Peters
Auto Mart
Price
A. M
D. T. Kelly
Rines
J. F. Nevins
Rich
Mary Cohen
Ruben
J. H. Boulter
Lida B
W. M. Sperry
Rosenfeld
C.—A. Strauss
Radyo
R.—F. Schnaufer
Reynolds
A. E
Simon, Lena—Kl
H. Best & Co
Shenkein
W. S. Shelden
Sierney
Mary Fitzpatrick
Tobin
P. Malentine & Sons
Vern
N. Y. Tel
Y. S.—Rider-Eriicson Enea’ Co
Weiss
Ldiph
Sherman-Brown-Clements Company
Paes A. Kimball
Wolf
Sjme
Sherman-Brown-Clements Co
Whittelsey
Wichert
J—E
Strippler
Wiedermeyer
Jules R. Storm
Wayburn
F. Schnaufer
Wilson Droge Stores Co
N. Y. Tel. Co
Brucknerelephone and Electric Co
Yiddish Theatre Amusement Co
George L. Walker Company
J. Murray
Taft & Halknak
F. J. Newcomb Manufacturing Co
St. Ry. Co
Jennie T. Stemmier
Sto
John .A. Hengérer Co
Caleyran
A. Jacobs © Co
C. Hat Et al
Union Railway Co
N. Y. City and Yonkers
R. R. Co
Theresa Halperin
Charles FE. Schuinler & T
T. Th. Rose
New York City
N.j. Massily
Alaska Fur Company
Nw. Greenblatt
the United Service
Sthecar
Army
Shipping and Mails
Ft. Sandy Hook
iGovernora Island
Tusijania
M. Doin
Southmot'neos
Pam Auli
Curadeag
Miyaguez
M. Korona
St Thomas
Havana
Colombia
Janvier
Asano
Fara
Jamaica
Pernambu Ar
Hamburg
Wetees
Lomima
Inue
San Jacinte Cyigine
Kansas City
Cav
SAIL
Hurn
Jacksonride
Colonteense
Atlanta
Jampstown
Noriwik
Aftlanta
Wwe
Rly
Rim
Lackanville
Rintinia
Jane
Savannah Wees
Jan le
Wireless
the Navy
Graf Walhiersee
Plymouth
Baltic
Liveppeel
Moltkee
Sates
Ian Tennyson
Dies Darett Wilkwaeren
Sibild Jara
Trhens Dam
Calabria
Palerner
Ruttenhiam
Astoria
Glascow
Sk Gulla
Marvellies
Gibraltar
Cedric
Naples
Punta Ferraria
Ee Campania
Eterr
Brisawnnia
Maranhense
Manica
Pacific Steamships
York
Yesternfy
P. M
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