J G Cannon Proposes Clearing House Currency Plan
James G Cannon vice president of the Fourth National Bank and chairman of the NY Clearing House committee spoke at Columbia University on the Clearing House solution to currency. He endorsed flexible emergency currency via Clearing House certificates, proposing U S Treasury collateral and 50 percent advances with six percent interest, disputing Aldrich bill restrictions and citing gold imports from Europe during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Cannon
Fourth Naational Bank
New York Clearing House
Columbia University
Clearing House
Mr. Cannon
Treasury
Clearing House Incorporated
United States
Clearing House Association
Congress
Associated Banks of
New York
Europe
Boy Accidentally Kills Servant in Philadelphia Home
In Wayne County Philadelphia a twelve year old boy named Paul Webb says he walked with a revolver in the Webb home when it fired, fatally wounding a servant girl. The boy was paroled into his mother's custody who was away at the time of the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Paul Webb
Webb
Wayncote
Boy 17 Accidentally Kills Sister in Corning Area
Rochester reports Bert Phenes aged 17 near Corning fatally shoots his sister Francés 6 while cleaning a combination rifle and shotgun. Coroner finds barrel loaded. bank and coins scattered. Phenes jailed pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Bert Phenes
Corning
Francés
Phenes
Missing William Young Leaves City for Fortunes
No news has reached the family of 17 year old William Young of Dummer Academy who was expelled for insubordination. He was last seen at the Newburyport Railroad station on Thursday saying he would seek his fortune. His father William B. Young is returning home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Young
Dummer Academy
South Dyfield
Millise
Newburyport
William B. Young
Stamps For Sale Tie Robbery Suspects to Post Office Heists
Two men were arrested in Lyons New York on suspicion of involvement in post office robberies across Port Byron and Manchester and surrounding towns. Investigators traced them through their attempt to sell five dollars in postage stamps for three dollars and seized books of stamps and a complete safe blowing outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
N. Y
Port Byron
Manchester
English Potter William Watson Arrested for Insurance Fraud
William Watson, an English pottery maker, was arrested in Los Angeles on charges of defrauding an English insurer of 36 000 dollars. He allegedly confessed to placing a suit on a North Sunderland beach in 1906 and exposing his plans through travel across Paris London and Quebec to the Pacific Coast. The insurer may recover losses from Watsons beneficiary estate after the recent death. Domestic troubles preceded the scheme with large loans from Mrs Helen Lampert and life insurance policies for five thousand dollars to his beneficiary and an additional thousand for his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William Watson
Watson
Sunderland
England
Paris
London
Quebec
Pacific Coast
Helen Lampert
Accused of Ticket Theft in Washington Indictments
Charles F. Tabler Harry Wisett and Andrew Leo Lucas were indicted on conspiracy charges for stealing street car tickets from the Hamilton Banknote Engraving and Printing Company New York. Tabler and Wisett allegedly delivered tickets to Incas in Washington for sale and proceeds split. A larceny indictment was also returned against Tabler and Wisett. A bench warrant was issued for Wisett who is under arrest in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles F. Tabler
Harry Wisett
Andrew Leo Lucas
Hamilton Banknote Engraving and Printing Company
New York
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Tabler
Wimsatt
Incas
Preliminary arguments on NYC Railway receivership case
Judge Lacombe heard preliminary arguments on the Supreme Court appointed receivers to take possession of surface roads of the New York City Railway Company. State receivers argued Federal courts cannot retain jurisdiction. Briefs are due today and final arguments set for next Wednesday.
Wisconsin mother kills son then poisons self
Burlington reports a mother Mrs Georges Stetson gave laudanum to her son Kenneth causing his death and then drank poison herself in a failed suicide bid. Authorities say despondency over money and a sick husband contributed to the act and the mother likely will die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Wis
Kenneth
Georges Stetson
Nevada police bill passes Senate without dissent
Carson Nevada January 24 The police bill passed the Senate without a dissenting vote and was sent to the Assembly. In the Assembly there was a close vote indicating the measure will be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Nev
Nevada
Senate
Weather forecast for cotton states Saturday and Sunday
The Federal Weather Bureau issues a forecast for the cotton states for Saturday and Sunday. North Carolina and Virginia see fair to partly cloudy skies with slowly rising temperatures and diminishing winds. Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Tennessee report generally fair conditions with warmer temperatures and light to fresh winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Federal Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Rolina
Georgia
Fiastern
Florida
Western
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Cotton World Markets Report and 1907 Outlook
The Weekly Financial Quotation Review in The New York Times highlights Cotton market data and staple prices. It notes U S production fell by 1 587 000 bales in 1907 but remains three fourths of world output and may double. Japanese textiles gain ground in Manchuria altering market balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
United States
Thomas R. Ellison
Liverpool
Manchuria
Supreme Court Proceedings and Calendar Report
The report lists today’s United States Supreme Court actions with cases such as Slocum v United States and Starr infant v Campbell, plus orders in Germania Life Insurance Co Donnegan, including affirmations with costs. Calendars for Saturday January 25 show special term sessions and probate schedules in Surrogates and City Courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Joseph C. Slocum
The
United States
Antoine G. Starr
Wne
Samuel W. Campbell
William Noiley
Cecil Brown
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Respondent
Germania Life Insurance Company
Maria A. Donnegan
Court of Appeals Calendar Albany January Listing
State Courts calendar from Albany dated January 24 shows court of appeals items for Monday with cases 105 451 452 426 old calendar 25 87 406 407 and other entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Court of Appeals
Appellate Division Affirms Wide Range of Civil Decisions
The First Department releases a batch of judgments and orders in diverse matters. Many appeals are affirmed with costs. several are reversed with costs and new trials ordered or demurrers sustained. opinions by Clarke, Houghton, Scott, and Ingraham note dissents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appvellate Division
First’ Department
People
C. Respondent
Louis Dalemarre
Ingraham
Maurice Simon
Thomas Darlington
George C. Rankin
John J. Bush
David Goldsticker
Scott
George W. Tower
Respondent
Rose Frey
Clarke
Joseph M. Weber
Franklin Brewing Company
J. Quintus Cohen
American Surety Company of
New York
Houghton, Jr
Houghton and
Scott, Jr
Nicholas
Maietta
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
David Goldberg
Cooper-Wiegand-Cocke Company
Johannas Doherty
Cppeant
Otto Doepfner
Patterson
P. J
Christopher Sparks
Benjamin P. Ducas
Houghton
Frederick G. Parker
Theodore A. Mingham
Commissioner, &c
Appelant
Frederick Randall
Thomas P. Kinsley
Judement
Verinion
Car
Hella Wappert
Cossidated Telegraph and Electric Company
Harris H. Uris
Braecket- Realty Company
Minnie Kaufman
Appellent
Anna E Brennan
Municipal Court
Mutual Milk and Cream
Company
Appellant
Herman Heldt
Opin
Grace L. Smith
New Jersey & H. RR. Railway Company
Mary Mills
Nassau
Bank of New York
J. Setile Ander
Migabeth Reich
Eva M. B. Lane
Elizabeth Reich
E. W. Buss Buildings, Inc
Alvin J. Denally
Robert J. Dean
Otto Ferler
Max Pawliger
Grider
Car Advertising Company
Philip Heller
Consolidated Gas Company
John W. Howes
Consolidated Gas Comany
Archibald Isaacs
Rose Mamelek
Walter J. Nixon
Abraham H. Solotaroff
Cornelius Stack
Morris Stern
Charles Susnitsky
Mary Weiss
Rudolph Wohlidka
Jay A. Levey
Rudolph Schreiber
O Dwyer Opens Ex Parte Business in Court
Supreme Court proceedings list ex parte business and preliminary actions with receivers appointed in New York cases. Justice Newburger oversees Mandelson vs Kuntz Barnett Ber ger and Lese vs Siegel Nussbaum. City Court judge Cantan with Leeson versus Radley Boynton listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Newburger
Daniel E. Mandelson
Henry Kuntz
Barnett T. Berger
Louis Lese
Moses I. Siegel
Abraham Nussbaum
Leon Tuchman
Joseph Wolf
C. -J. Kiely
Cantan
John Leeson
George Radley
George M. Boynton
Supreme Court Docket Highlights Brighten 1900s List
Supreme Court entries include Levi nitt Gultek versus Milton Francis Woodbridge and Schaff versus Clark with Joseph C Levi. Cases Same versus same with Louis Steckler and Horwitz and Steckler. Newburger presides In re Maxwell with Joseph P Merrissy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Leveniitt
Gultek
Milton
Francis Woodbridge
Schaff
Clark
Joseph C. Levi
Same
Same Louis Steckler
Horwitz
Louis Steckler
Supreme Court—Newburger
Maxwell
Joseph P. Merrissy
Bankruptcies and assignments hit several New York firms
Samuel Goldner made an assignment without full disclosure to creditors. Charles T. Wadsworth a building contractor from South Nyack files for bankruptcy with liabilities 5936 and assets 1281. John Tt Arkison of 1924 Washington Avenue Bronx seeks bankruptcy with liabilities 9034 and assets 2418, listing Hamilton Bank and several firms as creditors. Maria Caponigri of 159 East Seventy fourth Street faces bankruptcy after notes totaling thousands and alleged insolvency, transfers to preferred creditors, and city departure. Pasquale Caponigri banker at 20 Mulberry Street also listed in bankruptcy. Extensive creditor lists follow for many debtors and sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Goldner
Joseph L. Lefkowitz
Samuel Greenberg
Jacob Harrison
Carles
F. Wadsworth
Charles T. Wadsworth
South Nyack
Joan TT
Arkison
John TT
Washington Avenue
Bronx
Hamilton Bank
Pierce, Butler & Pierce Manufacturing Company
Syracuse
Dimock & Fink Company
Harlem Supply
Maria P. Caponigri
Maria PP. Caponigri
East Seventy-fourth Street
Peter Rado
White Plains
William M. Woods
Mount Vernon
George M. Belzer
Brooklyn
P. Caponigri
Pasquale Caponigri
Mulberry Street
Wood Files Bankruptcy Petition in Boston District Court
James A. Wood, a wholesale lumber dealer based in Boston and Cambridge, filed a bankruptcy petition in U.S. District Court. Liabilities are listed at 437,319 dollars, assets at 522,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James A. Wood
Cambridge
United States District Court
Unclear debt judgments list names and totals filed
The document records numerous judgments filed yesterday listing debtors such as Adel J F Kopi and Beinfield H N Grunzfelder with various owed amounts and creditors including J S Baum and Bankers Life Insurance Co of New York. Several entries note not summoned or costs and include a mix of individuals and companies across multiple cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel
J.F. Kopi
Birnbaum
J. J. Silberman
Beinfield
H.—N. Grunzfelder
Binder
Pee Silverman
Baum
J.same
Rookstaver
P.S. Korman
A Katie
City of
New York
Davis
Rane
Diehl
G. Calon
Damaszeck
J.—I. Kraus
du Parc
L. B
P. Lyons
Sei
A. Customs Chimney Construction Co
de Eens A
J. C. Orr Co
Elwood
F. A
I. Schmeidler
Elis
L. J.A. E. McCann
Earle
H. M
White Knob Copper &Co
East
Same
Josen Vhine H
Francesca
W. Oxenhiut
Fragino
M._S. Herzog
Feigenschn
C. Orr Co
Friedman
Cher
Stone Valley Distilling Co
F.L. A. Sable
Feinberg
J. Bamforth Et al
Oarl Grossman
A.—Plumbing Inspection & Maintenance Co
Hartmerger
J., Jr
City
N. Y
Hamill
T. E
Hay
F. W
Healy
Flaberman
J.&.g Fairbanks
Union Trust Co
Hayes
Lydia A
Clark Robert Co
Horfberg
M.—S. Korman
Hertz
J. H. Mahnken Co
Fysomarde J
Bohm
Johnson
Kurtz
Abe
Abraham B.—E. Epstein
Koch
Frank, Herman
Frank A
A. A. Rhodes
Kurzrok
Jackson Et al
Debtor Creditor Pairs Listed With Judgment Dates
A dated OCR fragment lists multiple debtor creditor pairs and judgment dates with monetary amounts. Entries include names such as Borgia, Herrington, Meyer, Moore, F W, Schwartz, and Kessel, paired with creditors like D.-N. Y. Telephone Con., John A. Roebling's Sons Co., J. Wegmann, K. Pose, and M. Frankel, with dates ranging 1886 to 1967 and sums noted. The snippet also shows several entries marked vacated or released and mixed punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borgia
N. Y
Brothers
W. F
John A. Roebling’s Sons Co
Herrington
Moore
J.B
K. Pose
T. E. Greacen
Schwartz
A. And.s. Steiner
M. Frankel
Kessel & Co
Retail Firms Advertise Goods Across Cities
A list of buyers and stores with contact details and items for sale from multiple cities including Prager Company in San Francisco and Daniels & Fisher in Denver. It enumerates dry goods, laces, ribbons, hosiery, millinery, furnishing goods, and upholstery items with street addresses and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prager Compeany
San Francisco
Cal
N. Hirschfield
Broadway
Nathan
Company
Sacramento
J. H W. Brown
Daniels & Fisher Stores Company
Denver
Col
E. M. Cooke
Worth St
Brestin
Forbes & Wallace
Springfield
Maess
Birkett
Walker St
H. Hollander
Near & Bogher Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
G. H. Augustine
Nations
Holland House
Pppshimer & Co
Veers Penn
J. & Tobias
New Amsterdam
Kline & Curtis Company
Reading
J. & McQuay
Carpets
Walker Street
Worcester
Mass
Multiple Retail Listings and Salesmen Sought in City Ad
A jumble of names and addresses shows retailers from Boston to El Paso listing goods from cloaks to silks and dry goods. The notice also seeks salesmen for southern and eastern territories and a San Francisco rep for ladies waists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Spaulding
White Street
Wallenstein
D. S
Baltimore
Minneapolis
J. E. Gilhooly
Church Streat
Dives
Pomeroy & Stewart
Harrisburg
Fenn
W.M. Worcester
Nations and Jewelry
Walker Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
N. Murphy
Suits
Church Street
Balesman
Southern Territory
San Francisco
Times Square
Information and apparel guide listings from Bryant to Broadway
Information tele guide lists buyers and contact numbers for apparel items including aprons dresses coats rainwear and accessories from Kursheedt Silberman Sadowsky and many other firms. It catalogs departments such as women s clothing mens wear kids wear and specialty items with addresses across New York City from Broadway to Fifth Avenue and 14th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kursheedt Apron Co
Uto Coats
Silberman, Scheer & Meyer
M. Silberman & Co
E. B. Kursheedt Apron Co
Broadway
Dressner & Auerbach
East
Hollstein, Young & Co
SilkRub
rConta Melrowitz, Hyman, & Co
14Th St
Misses
Moyses & Dreyfus
5Th Ave
Rothschild
Sadowsky
U.s.crav.r.c.co
Boston
Washington St
J. Mitteldorf
SHK & Pongee Nuits
Spitzer & Harris
West 11Th St
Maslin Underwear
Shevitz
Walker St
Casper & Beck
West 20Th St
Cohen&Pollack
Bent Glass Novelty Co
Art Glass & Brass Co
Howard Ss
Unique Art Glass & Metal Co
Park Pl
Edman Bros
Franklin St
United Service details officer assignments in Mindanao and Philippines
First Lieut. A J Greer of the Twenty eighth Infantry is Acting Judge Advocate for the Department of Mindanao in the Philippine Islands. Lieut. Col. O B Mitcham is ordered to Trenton New Jersey on official business. Major P M B Travis retires due to disability and returns to service effective May 15. Major G W Ruthers Inspects supplies in Wilson Kansas. First Seat J A Marbon selected as Captain Philippine Scouts assigned to the Thirty fourth Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Vin
A. J Greer
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Department of Mindanao
Philippine Islands
O. B. Mitcham
Ordnance
Trenton
N. J
P. M. B. Travis
Eighteenth Infantry
G. W. Ruthers
Wilson
Kan
J. A. Marbon
Twrenty-fifth Infantry
Philippine Scouts
Navy transfers across ports and stations noted
Lieut A A Peterson and several lieutenants plus Ensign P E Campman and machinist G Crotton are assigned to the Mississippi on February 1. Director T Wolverton, retired, to Lone. Medical Director H Wells to recruiting station New York on the 7th. Carpenters J A Davis and A Tucker reassigned to Birmingham and Charleston naval station respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Peterson
Mississippi
Birmingham
Carpenter A. Tucker
Naval Station
Charleston
Movements of Naval Vessels Reported
Movements show the Arrivead Saturn reaching Mare Island and the Ajax sailing from Rio de Janeiro toward Punta Arenas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturn
Mare Island
Ajax
Rio de Janeiro
Punta Arena
Christman Pianos On Sale Direct From Maker
Buy direct from the maker. Christman pianos regarded by experts as among the finest tone and finish. Call or mail for catalogue. Used Steinway and Lohimer uprights offered at deep discounts. 5 W. 14th St between 5th and 6th Avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christman
Steinway and Lohimer
Bet
Spring price reductions for furnished apartments and meals
Classified notice offers a furnished apartment with private bath at $1 daily and meals included for $12.50 weekly, two for $20, with near Ath Ave location at 15 East 1th St. Also an investment inquiry from a young man experienced in moving picture business seeking about $2,000 and silent interest via box 73 Times Times Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Eopoe
East 1Th St
Ath Av
K_W
Times Square
Bankruptcy notices from the Southern District of New York
A long list of bankruptcy actions with creditors meetings set in New York. Aron Kaufman and Morris Merinsky of Kaufman & Merinsky face a February meeting. other firms Diezeman Shock Absorber Company, Wick & Avenius, and Louis Tendler also seek discharge or creditor first meetings. Various referees and dates appear, including January 1908 filings and February hearings in New York courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of
New York
Pbankruptcy
Aron Kaufman
Morris Merinsery
Copartners
Naveman & Merinsery
Morris Merinsky
Kaufman & Merinsky
A. D. Ifes
Pecter Street
Inos
Seaman Miller
Diezeman Shock Algsorger
Diezeman Shock Absorber Company
A. TD. T
Dieceman Shock Absorber Company
Nathaniel
Nathaniel & Smith
United States District Court
Souther District of
Joan A. Wick
Rudolph Avenius
Wick & Avenius
John A. Wick
Rudolph Aventus
Wieck & Aventus
Wick & Aventus
United States District Finger
United States Court House
Mowlay
Tos A. M
Nathaniel A. Prentiss
New -York
Louis Tendler
Joules Tendler
Wall Street
Fetervary
A. D
Macgrane Coxe
U.S. District Court For
Jakob Gold
United States
Ralse
United States District Court For
Southern District of New York
Ida Mathiz
Ida Maciz
Shipping and Rails Almanac for Today
Shipping and Rails Almanac lists sun and moon events with high and low tides for Sandy Hook Governors Island and Hell Gate. The fragmentary times indicate early morning tides at several locations and maritime references in a historical almanac style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Governors Island
Soare Saghien
Hell
Shipping Arrivals Record From Early January
Arrived Friday January 24 listing vessels SS Adrial Southampton January 1, SS President Lincoln Plymouth January 13, SS Friedrich der Grosse Gibraltar January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrial
Southampton
President Lincoln
Plymouth
Friedrich der Grosse
Gibraltar
Outgoing Steamships Sail Today List of Vessels and Deadlines
Sail today shows ships in port including Mauretania Liverpool 3 30 AM New York to Southampton and Bermuda Britannia to Atlantic routes. Supplementary malls remain open on piers of American English French and German lines up to ten minutes before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauretania
Liverpool
New
York
Southampton
Republic
Azores
Bermudian
Bermuda
FEDO
Seth
Maracaibo
Caracas
San Juan
Mayaguez
Saratoga
Waldersee
Hacburg
Ships in as Marconi reports list arrivals and positions
SS St Louis incoming from Southampton reported 9S0 miles east of Sandy Hook at 6 40 PM yesterday due at her pier about 6 00 AM Monday. SS Warpania incoming from Liverpool reported near Sandy Hook at 7 00 AM yesterday due at her pier about 4 50 PM Saturday. SS Towraine from Havre reported 180 miles southeast of Sandy Hook at 2 30 AM yesterday due at her pier about 6 00 AM Sunday. SS California from Glasgow reported 170 miles southeast of Cape Race at 7 00 AM yesterday due at her pier about 4 PM Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Southampton
Marconi Wireless
Sandy Trook
Wwampania
Liverpool
Marconi
Sandy Hook
Towraine
Roma Havre
Marcont Wireless
California
Glasgow
Capa Race
Maritime arrivals and sailings from various ports
A listing of ships and sailing statuses includes Minnehaha at Jenien on January 24, Lorraine at Havre on January 24, Saratov at Bihar January 19, Domingo de Larrinaza at Buenos Ayres January 2, Lorder Knight at Port Natal January 24, Kaiser Wilhelm II from Cherbourg January 24, Keninha from Shietis January 23, Manhattan from Harty January 22, Erike from Barcelona January 21, and several passes and sailings such as Cevic New York to Liverpool and Purney New York to Singapore noted as passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnehaha
Jenien
Lorraine
Havre
Saratov
Bihar
Domingo de Larrinaza
Buenos Ayres
Lorder Knight
Port Natal
Kaiser Wilhelm Ll
Cherbourg
Keninha
Shietis
Manhattan
Harty
Jar
Erike
Barcélaya
Destination and steamer routes list for Pacific travel
A dense shipping timetable lists voyages from San Francisco to Hawaii Japan Korea China Philippines and Pacific islands. It includes dates January through February with various destinations, steamship lines, and routing through Australia New Zealand and New Caledonia on ships such as Empress of India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawai
Japan
Korea
China
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Mongolia
Australia
New Zealand
Samaoen Islands
Fist Islands
New Caledonia
Vanover
Hawaii
Guam
Senthiopine Eillends
San Franisco
Kongkons Blavfist Hfe
Austraia
Weet
Samoan Islands
Sas Fraser Oo
Koren Caina
Israeis
India
Weather Forecast and Temperature Record for January
The eastern storm moves into the Atlantic with heavy snow in the lower lake region Middle Atlantic States and New England Temperatures run 5 to 20 degrees above seasonal in the West and rise after Saturday over the eastern half of the country Forecasts for today and Sunday call for fair and not so cold in New York and New England Saturday Sunday cloudy warmer with snow in the north and rain or snow in the south In New Jersey expect fair and warmer with possible rain Eastern Pennsylvania and Maryland show similar patterns The 24 hour temperature record shows a maximum of 27 degrees and a minimum of 21 with humidity readings at 8 AM 45 percent and 8 PM 72 percent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
New England
European
Grand Banks
New York
New Jersey
United States Weather Havens
Cate
At & P
Tea supply at global meets promises for contestants
The notice states contestants will receive tea at meets from cost estimated regions worldwide and that The New York Times will provide the telephone service at 1000 Bryant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
NEW York Times
Bryant
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. G. Cannon
Clares Banker
Hamilton Banknote Company
Cotton States
Spruce Street
Federal Courts
Supreme Court of the United States
State Courts
Court of Appeals Calendar
Kruse
Charles, Jr
J. BR
Landers
L.same
Leich
H.—Same
Taewenthal
G. C
Lunegen
A.—Same
le Bean
T. M
Lavelle
O.same
Levien
D. A
Lazarus
M.—Sama
Meeker
H. E
Clark Roberts
Morton
G. V
F. A. Swan
I. N. Williams
Meyers
I. J. Cohn
Marastatt
Moorehead
T.—Same
Mondioli
Sarme
Mackie
C.—Same
J. A.—Same
Meegan
M.—Same
Murray
J. M
Morchell
Louise—Same
Marino
de Alice
City By. Co
Munzer
A. Arnstam
Maurer
J. C
J. Keller
Murphy
Quinn
A. T. Seligsberg
Nora—R. Walter
N Ringsberg
Neftelberger
Jas. H. Garner
O'Keefe
John A
O'Neil
James P
Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Ah Polace
Alberto
B. J. Rogers
Portman
Isaac
Louis A. Sable
Poggs
H. McDonald
Mary E. Fleming
Pooley
G. D. Curtis
Parsons
James W
Carrine E
William T. Garre
Schnackenberg
H. A
Heinrich Muller
Sturtz
Moerris
Samuel
Max
Hyman Scher
Streif
Oscar
Stone Valley Diilling Co
Spadene
Anadee
H. D. Warren
Straus
Isidore and
Robert J. McDermott
H. Herrmann Lumber Co
Vergesslich
G. C. Heimerdinger
P. Vogelstein
Gordon Battery Co
Wolverton
W.H
G. T. Boag
Mary
Davenport
Walsh
G. M. Buttle
E. J
Natle J. Amend
Zimmerman
City Fireproofing Co
West End Hotel Co
A. H. Rhodes
Prospect Park Co
L. Blahhm
Braids
Kursheedt Mfg. Co
Sutro Bros. Braid Co
Walcoff, Udell & Co
Meltsner, C. N., & Bro
Waverley Pi
Crockery & Porcelains
Vantine, A. A., & Co
Yale Suspender Co
FE. Klein & Co
Leonard St. Valentines
F.L. Harding
B’way
the United Service
the Army
the Navy
Starz Pianos
Lincoln Avv
184Th St
3D Ay
Stirling
W. 58Th ST
Central Park
Flatiron
Times
Mercantile and Financial World
Sail Today
Pavacae
Oscar If
Christiansand
Califirnit
Palia
Igecesencece
Naples
Apeeses Tam
Hersist
Algiers
Moraitea
Eorgie
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Enetid
Jan
Prins Wille
Martha
Merida
Sam
Justin
Ss. Louis
Lerpaat
Merika
Manoa
Croix
Macon
Savannah
Fontainen
Havre Reer An
St. George
Queenstown
Petersen
Ulana Rhea
Froyuois
Mesiuba
Tamdou
Swansea
Wireless
Cevic
S. Purney
Singapore
Peri
Pacific Steamships
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