Record Earnings by the Steel Trust in 1907 Quarter
United States Steel Corporation posts 32 553 000 in earnings for the quarter ending December with October profits of 17 052 211 and November 10 009 000. December 5 084 951. Unfilled orders drop to 4 624 553 tons. Directors declare 1 percent preferred and 0.5 percent common dividends. Total 1907 profits reach 160 984 477, a record year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Last Mas
Hese
Ruth
Big Smelting Contract Ties Utah Company to Refiner
The Utah Consolidated Mining Company arranged a one year smelting contract with American Smelting and Refining Company to treat 300000 tons of ore annually. The deal, with a possible one year extension, signals closer Amalgamated Copper-Standard Oil ties and could delay a future in-house smelter. The Utah directors note ample cash reserves and potential profits of at least 1000000 a year, possibly doubling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Consolidated Mining Company
Amalgamated Copper-Standard Oil Enterprise
American Smelting and Refining Company
Financial District
Amalgamated
Utah Consolidated
Utah Company
Copper prices rise again amid market tightening
The United Metals Selling Company announced another advance in electrolytic copper to 14.14 cents per pound, lifting quotes after output cuts by Amalgamated and others reduced a large foreign sale. Domestic buying remains limited as Starplus supplies shrink and foreign demand influences prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Metals Selling Company
Amalgamated
Starplus
Eagle Fire Company Reinsures Entire Business
Theodore H. Price president of the Eagle Fire Company of New York announced in the 102nd annual statement that the company reinsured its entire business with the North British and Mercantile Insurance Company of London and Edinburgh. The move accompanies public negotiations for a merger involving the Badeira Fire Company and another American firm. Business will continue as before, according to the statement. Price notes he acquired control of the Eagle Fire Company shortly before the San Francisco fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore H. Price
Eagle Fire Company of
New York
North British and Mercantile Insurance Company
London
Edinburgh
Bagis Fire Company
Bade
Ira Company
North British and Morcantile Insurance Company
Eagle Fire Company
Teagle Fire Company
San Francisco
Customs Rules on Decayed Fruit Duty Appeals
The Board of United States General Appraisers, in a partly sustaining ruling for Joseph Denunzic Fruit Co, sets guidelines for duties on decayed fruit. If about one in ten imported packages are examined and found rotten, an assumed average decay rate may apply to unexamined packages, provided at least 10 percent were checked. Valueless fruit left in the same packages does not become dutiable if not separated for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Denunzic
Cotton Market Declines as Weather Forecast Shapes Trade
The Federal Weather Bureau predicts rain and cold across the cotton states for Wednesday and Thursday, with some regions fairing better. The New York market shows overall weakness with a net decline of 13 to 18 points, sales around 350,000 bales, and varied spot activity across Mobile, Savannah, Norfolk, Augusta, Galveston, New Orleans, and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Federal Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Collersand
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Okishorma
New Orleans
New York
Jalal May
Gulf
Mobile
Savannah
Ilse
Norfolk
Coffee market shows large advance in futures and steady spot
The market yesterday traded 61,500 bags with early steady tones but some late price sag. Havre and Hamburg closed unchanged while Brazil’s Rico eased 50 reis and Santos held firm. Jundiahy receipts surged to 7,000 bags. Seasonal port receipts total 7,882,000 bags versus 6,168,000 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Hamburg
Rico
Santos
Jundiahy
Rio Ne
New York Incorporations List Details Local Companies
Albany Jan. 28 reports multiple new incorporations led by Genesee Brewing Company of Rochester with capital 150000, and Edward Rowan Incorporated dental supplies in New York, capital 190000. Other firms include Gottlieb & Sons Brooklyn groceries, Layman's Publishing in New York, and more with varied capitals and listed directors across New York, Brooklyn, Mount Vernon, and Hoboken. The long notice enumerates corporate names, capitals, and governing directors for each entity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesee Brewing Company
Rochester
Monroe
New York
On & Momand Company
Lo and Insurance
John ©. Rumbaugh
West 136Th Street
John L. Momand
West Ninety-third Street
Augustus G. Wilson
Rye
Westester County
Frances Steel Company
Capital
Robert Smith
Samus Smith
Ninety-second Street
Marie Gelsman
Broadway
New
N.S
Pacific Street
New Pro Putnam
Henry M. Bricham
Liberty Street
A. Ward Brigham
Exbert V. Nelson
Cold Spring
G. Kurasch Company
Furs
Maurice
Nathan
Fifty-first Street
Brooklyn
Leah Gross
Jos Fast
Seusnik
Joseph Fretland
Sixteenth Street
Joseph Herbig
James Livingston
Imeline Peppler
John G. Peppler
Weepeeken
N._J
Edward B.bradley
Park Row
Emi’ Ra Audit Company
Edwin G. Woodring
Broad Street
Francis Savage
West 161St Street
Herkeley_C. Austin
William Street
East Thirte
New Jersey Firms Chartered In Trenton
The Shamp Novelty Company Camden capital 10000 Incorporators BY R Hansell George FP BR irtin and John A MacPeale The Arvon Mining Company Jersey City capital 1400000 Incorporators John H Trimble James H Davis and Howard C Wilcox The Empire Lay of New Jersey Camden capital 90000 Incorporators F R Hansell George H B Martin and John A MacPeak The Karet Benjamin Company Hackensack capital 10000 Incorporators Jacob A Karet Michael Karet and David Benjamin The Perkins Squier Company Jersey City capital 110000 Incorporators George F Perkins Frank Squier Jr and Edward T Sawyer The W R Halmes Company Jersey City capital 25000 Incorporators W R Holmies Williams Davis and Joseph Kuget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Shamp Novelty Company
Camden
R. ,Hansell
George
Irtin
John A. MacPeale
Oo Hi Aitacture Woolen Fabrics
Chris FP. & Co
Hoboken
Frerida
Arheld Hi
Wagener
Charles Wagensell
Arvon Mining Company
Jersey City
John H. Trimble
James H. Davis
Howard C. Wilcox
Plainfield
Jenacy Wolski
Joseph A. Heigen
Sph
FB. Panzer
Empire la Y
New Jersey
F. R. Hansell
George H. B. Martin
John A. MacPeak
Karet & Benjamin
Hackensack
Lawyers Endorse Knickerbocker Rescue Plan
A committee of leading lawyers forms a voluntary advisory board to the Depositors' Committee backing the Parsons Satterlee rehabilitation plan for Knickerbocker Trust. They call for bar cooperation to resume business, benefiting about 17 000 depositors and aiding normal commerce. The committee includes Wallace Parker Thacher O'Brien Tracy Stetson Cohen Parsons Bull Fiornblower Wohitridge Joline Mayer Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons-Satterlee
Knickerbocker Trust Company
William J. Wallace
Alton B. Parker
Thomas Thacher
Morgan J. O'Brien
B. . . Tracy
Francis Lynde Stetson
William N. Cohen
John E. Parsons
Charles C. Bull
William B
Fiornblower
F. W
Dividends Change for New York Central Subsidiaries
Directors of several New York Central subsidiaries met yesterday. The Big Four common stock dividend was cut from 2 percent semiannually to 1 percent while Nickel Plate second preferred rose from 4 percent to 5 percent annually. The Nickel Plate increase satisfies minority demands for the full 5 percent, while Big Four earnings slipped to leave a surplus of only $91,500 for the last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
American Agricultural Chemical Co to Pay Off 4% Notes
The American Agricultural Chemical Company will not seek general financing to retire its 2.5 million dollars of 4 percent notes due March 1. An official said some holders will swap for short term paper while the rest will be paid from funds on hand. Any permanent financing is deferred until money market conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Increase in Trust Deposits Rise in New York Trusts
Eighty five trust companies reporting to the State Superintendent of Banks show 89 million in deposits subject to check on Jan 1, up 11.26 million from Dec 19 1907. Total trust deposits rose from 716.5 to 732.3 million in late 1907, with preferred deposits at 76.4 million on Dec 19 versus 28.34 million on Jan 1 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
WN. Y
State Superintendent of Banks
Imperial loan sanctions $84 million note issue
Petersburg dispatch reports an imperial government note loan of 84 090 000 dollars at four percent interest, redeemable within four years to replace a matured obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Met metallurgic concerns appoint receivers in bankruptcy
Judge Holt named Charles D. Thompson of Morristown New Jersey and Frank A. Berthold of New York as ancillary receivers for the National Metallurgic Company and the Newfoundland Syndicate owners of all stock. The same receivers had bonds in New Jersey and filed none here though bonds were $50 000 in that state. The state holdings are offices furnishings at 4 Exchange Place. The firms hold mineral lands in Newfoundland and Berthold served as treasurer of the Newfoundland syndicate. Receivers were appointed in bankruptcy proceedings with claims totaling about mv)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
United States District Court
Charles D. Thompson
Morristown
N. J
Frank A. Berthold
New York
National Metallurgic Company
Newfoundland
Newersey
Berthold
Delaware & Hudson Lands $6 Million Short Term Loan
The Delaware & Hudson Company borrows $6,000,000 from First National Bank and Kuhn Loeb & Co for six months at 4 percent. Proceeds will fund the take up of $4,000,000 of Quebec Southern one year notes due in February. Directors have not yet decided on a permanent financing plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware & Hudson Company
First National Bank
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Quebec
Delaware & Hudson
May Issue Mortgage Loan Considered by Illinois Central
At a directors meeting of the Illinois Central Railroad the finance committee report on proposed payage plans is expected. A director indicated final action could be delayed to a later session. One plan involves a general mortgage bond issue to refinance all existing bonds and raise additional capital for future needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Railroad
Finance Committee
Illinois Central
Clearing House seals reduce outstanding certificates to eight million
The Clearing House committees reported certificates outstanding have been cut to 8,200,000 with 2,200,600 unaccounted for by National Bank of North America. They deem the small remnant secured by solid securities and not worth rushing retirement. The National Surety Company shows assets 2,377,783 with 1,911,555 gross premiums in 1907 and a four year loss payout near 2,000,000, adding 350,000 to surplus. surplus now 543,022.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearing House
Clearing House Loan Committee
National Bank of North America
National Surety Co
National Surety Company of New York
National
William B. Joyce
National Surety
Bankruptcy petitions filed against N. L. Feldman Realty
Creditors including Aaron Kheel Samuel Goldstein and Bernstein Jerome seek relief as N. L. Feldman Realty Co once at 140 Nassau Street faces insolvency. Company operated in Brooklyn real estate with assets across Myrtle Hamburg and Willoughby Avenues and a Manhattan Allen Street tenement. moved from 140 Nassau Street recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Feldman Realty Company
N. L. Feldman Realty Company
Nassau Street
Aaron Kheel
Samuel Goldstein
Brooklyn
Myrtle
Hamburg
Willoughby Avenues
Allen Street
Manhattan
Philip F. Lehman
West Eighty-ninth Street
Columbus Avenue
George E. Smith
George EB. Smith
Middletown
Standard of
John G, Seely
John G. Seely
Crawford
Orange County
Boston Bankruptcy Petitions Filed By Local Merchants And Firms
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed by Thomas J. Hanson a merchant from ton with liabilities of 15 502 and assets 5 400 A William Mann an accountant from Weymouth shows liabilities 4 089 and assets 143 J A Handrie Brother caterers of Boston report liabilities 32 717 and assets 712 and David S Tucker a Boston merchant records liabilities 6 920 and assets 400
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Thomas J.hanson
Ton
A. William Mann
Weymouth
Debtor Judgments List Names and Amounts in City of New York
A compiled set of judgments against numerous debtors, listing each party by surname and given initials with the corresponding monetary amounts owed. Ranges from small sums to several thousand dollars, with multiple entries against the City of New York and various creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien
New York
Aaron
B. L
D. A. Schulte
Arnold
F. T. Nesbit & Co
Abraham
M. D’ Amelio
Adler
K. B
P. Garfunkel
Brignotl
Brigantii
Bach
J. C. Cocker
Barezau
M. N. Clement
Berzick
A. Frank
Brunn
A. W
Compagnies Commerciale Des Colonies Societe Anonyme
Conterno
Cotter
W. F
Camman
F. W
Same
Cahill
H. K. Howard
Cramer
Sarah
Lord & Taylor
Cavanagh
W. A. Jones
Gurran
F. H. Clarke
Cassidy
H Richardson
Willett
N. Y
Ehrenberg
Molly-R. S. Stern Co
Isyl
B.—Beila M. Komroff
Lucks
A.—Mortis Mintzer
Flynn
M.city
Franz
J. J
Hamilton
Florence F.same
Harding
D.—Same
Heity
Ray Brill
Hart
P. J
Ryes Costa
Hartman
Farrington
M. Fitzgerald
Haight
J.—L. Oppenheimer
Haberman
J.L. Wiederman
Hyman
J.—G. Becker
Izen
C. J
City By. Co
Jakowitz
I—M. Mintzer
Johnson
C. G
N. Pets Ye Soundon
N. Fy
E Jacobson
J.-H. Fine
Tarte
B.—L. Greenberg
Keller
T. Haehler
A. Altman
Same—T. Haehler
Kirshstein
Kleig
M.-H. Bauman
Kearney
D. W
Charlotte Birret
Kronerfeld
Honus Ignatz
Bert
S. Rosenstein
Tiebes
R. M. Myers
Lipson
C.P
H. Robinovits
Lippman
Lopez
A. A
Luders
Grace
Isaac McCrum
Labianca
Guy
Satisfied Judgments List of Debtor Creditor Names and Dates
A compiled list of satisfied judgments with debtor and creditor names and associated dates and amounts. Entries include Berl in J H Bavier Sept 11 1903 $184 and Aetna Indemnity Co May 15 1897 $1 002 among many others, some canceled or vacated. The record presents pairs of names with dates across 1800s into early 1900s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesutler
J. J. . Jacobs
J. Lowry
W. Pratie
Same
Berlin
J.-H. Bavier
Goldstein
Widlitz
Mary Goldstein
H. L. Metzer
Damads
Golden
A. T. Sullivan
J. Fr. Q. Cohen
Locka
J.-L. Dorfman
Pell
W. D. Starr
Schiff
H.&s. Rosen
Spirito
H. Alexander
Wells
A. J
A. Powell
Feist Trading Co
Letbhold
Aetna Indemnity Co
A. Stern
H. Bavier
Barkin
N. Shapiro
Leahy
T. B
C. Benkeman
Garvey
M—N
City By. Co
J. S. Coleman
H.—S. Rosen
Albert Palmer Co
A. W. Palmer
H. Palmer
J. F. Palmer
J. W. Allott
List of buyers and merchants in national dry goods trade
A compiled roster shows Cohen Company Richmond and numerous firms in cities like Scranton St Louis and Chicago purchasing hosiery muslin cloaks suits and undergarments. Names include Park Shu gard Mollugh Wood Hagan Harris Seigler Davidson Woodward Lothrop Adelberg and many others with addresses across Broadway Union Square composition reflects era wholesale fashion trade activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen Company
Richmond
Park
Broadway
Long, Jonas, Sons
Scranton
Penn
B. F. Shugard
Church Street
St. Louis
H. Mollugh
Washington Place
Davis Brothers Company
Toledo
Ohio
Gray
Cadillac
Guggenheimer
C. M
Lynchburg
P. Wood
Leonard Street
Herrick Brothers & Co
Chicago
Ill
P. Meyer
Albert, Clark, Davis & Yoore Company
Columbus
H. M. Clark
Brottell
Field, Marshall, & Co
E. ‘Smith
Worth Street
Lewis
A. T
Son Dry Goods Company
Denver
Col
K. von Kalt
Union Square
Tootle-Wherler-Motter Mercantile Company
Joseph
T. J. Beaumont
Taylor, J
Dry Goods Company
Kansas City
J. L. Porter
Holmes
D. H
Company
New Orleans
Mill, Hagan
East Kentieth Street
Herald Square
Mistrot-Munn Company
Houston
Texas
Fy I. Lee
Howe & Stetson Company
New Haven
Conn
M. Gd. Harris
Spring Street
Barney
Compa
Schenectady
N. Y
Os. Seigler
Davidson Prothers Company
Sioux City
Iowa
A. Davidson
Woodward & Lothrop
Washington, D. C
J. Pikosky
Hotel Victoria
Jordan-Marsh .Company
Boston
Mass
Mr. Walsh
W. W. Willey
J. Watters
Greene Street
Rosenthal-Sloan Millinery Company
A. A. Tucker
Dulas, Glenn & Co
Charlotte
N. C
W. H. Tula
Grygoods
Hotel Imperial
Brager
A. A
Baltimore
M. J. Waterman
James A., Company
W. Daly
Ane Lindsay & Curr Company
Rochester
I . A. Dutton
Gilks
Broome Street
Shortenverg & Robinson
Pawtucket
R. Tey
E. A. Slattery
Spring Dry Goods Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Miss R. McCurdy
McAlpin
G. W., Company
Cincinnati
Ohto
N. Murphy
Castner-Knott Dry Goods Company
Nashville
Vendors listed by city and shop in Hudson County catalog
A long column lists numerous merchants, factories, and department stores across cities like Hartford Seattle Philadelphia Chicago and Denver with names such as Brown Thompson Co Nordhoff Co Gimbel Brothers and Watt & Shone. It details contacts and addresses including Walker Street Broadway Union Square and Hotel Grand for clothing dry goods hosiery undergarments and related wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Stoner
Hnens
Walker Street
the Breslin
Gimbel Brothers
Philadelphia
Penn
B. T. Eee Dry
Broadway
E Brestth
Wanamaker
John
C. G. Darnell
Tenth Street
Leonard Street
Worth Street
Beat Hutzler Grothers
Rathmore
E. Leister
Goldenberg
Washington, D. C
M. H. Newmeyer
Bleecker Street
Watt & Shone
Lancaster
Sullivan
White Street
Broztel
Seer Dry Goody’ Company
Kansas City
Joe
Union Square
Phillipson, S., & Co
Chicago
M. Seal
Brottel, Dich, &.W., & Co
Boston
Mass
Ey W. Diehl
McCarthy- Dry Goods Cermpany
Seattle
Washington
M. Rniston
Uniehn Square
Park Avenue
Lewis
A, Ty, & Son Dry Goods Company
Denvee
K. Kelly
SK Union Sq
Madde Tsrahant Company
Greenville
Broadwr
J. Lotel & Sons’ Company
A. V. Piller
Breslin
Joslin Pry Goods Company
Denver
Col
J. J. Milburn
Cloaks
Salts
Watsta
Church Street
Plotel Saville, Lipman
Walter C O
ROTHCHILD BUILDING Listing Office Space For Rent
Corner Leonard Street and West Broadwey visible as buyers headquarters. Westcom to let including shipping and packing facilities at low rents. A salesman from Middle Western will accept cloaks suits and skirts on commission at Times Square box T4 Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothschild
Leonard St
West Broadwey
wWestcom
Times Square
Guide for Buyers and Department Store Listings
Nonfiction store guide listing apparel and household goods from numerous firms in New York. The page includes fabric, coats, dresses, rainwear, men and boys wear, lamps, glass, and Oriental rugs, with addresses on Broadway and Fifth Avenue. It also contains a municipal notice about sealed bids for coal supply and calls for candidates to enter the Normal College and a vacancy for superintendent of the Training Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Ee
City of New York
Normal College
Pubblic Schools
New York City
Board of Education
Park Avenue
50Th Street
New York
Robert L. Tarrison
Hotels and Restaurants Remodeled at Manhattan Ave Site
Completely remodeled and refinished lodging at 863 363 367 Manhattan Ave N Y between 115th and 116th Sts offers single rooms from 35 cents and upward, furnished apartments, bath options, meals, and weekly rates. Alabama and Van Rensselaer Hotels listed at 15 East 11th St. Police and city departments seek bids for coal supply and street cleaning contracts with deadlines in February 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Ave
116Th Sts
Bath
Alabama and
van Rensselaer
East 11Th St
Sale of bankrupt Casanges & Gension Tobacco assets planned
Notice announces public auction of the bankrupt estate under Gilbert H Montague as receiver. Items include safe, desks, files, office furniture, cigarette machine, cutters, electric motors and fans, stock of cigarettes and cigars, located at 155 Bowery New York. Examination days January 28 and 29 precede auction January 6 1908 at 10 30 A M. Ruling reserves withdrawal if not at least 75 percent of unpraised value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of
New York
Casanges & Gensionr Tobacco CO
Gilbert H . Montague
Charles Shengood
Bowery
Stanley W. Dexter
Broad Street
New York City
Bankruptcy Sale of Mann Price Company Assets
Chas Shonzod U S Auctioneer for the Southern District of New York in Bankruptcy sells the assets of Mann Price Company at 10 30 A M on Wednesday January 20 1908 at 418 415 West Broad Way Manhattan consisting of roofing paper tar paper roof paints tar hardware partitions safe fixtures and other roofing business materials. John Gruenberg Receiver. Myers Goldsmith Attorneys for Receiver 115 Broadway New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of New York
Qgankruptecy
Mannprice Company
Chas Shonzod
U.S
West Broadway
Borough of Manhattan
John Gruenberg
Myers & Goldsmith
Broadway
New York
Surrogate Notices for Fink Diederich and Lovett Executors
Notices issue claims against Piederich Fink and Mark Thompson Lovett, deceased, with deadlines for filing at offices in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Executors George E. Lovett and William Good announce deadlines of July 36, 1909 and March 6, 1908 respectively, with addresses in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Fink
Diederich
Abner C. Thomes
County of New York
Piederich Fink
Robert Godson
Droadway
Borough
Staniattan
New York
Grorgh A. Fink
Henry J. Fink
Obert Godson
Broadway
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Brooklyn
George E. Lovett
William Good
Court Street
Borough of
Bondholders face master appointment in Philadelphia foreclosure case
In the Court of Common Pleas No 1 Philadelphia Equity the Real Estate Trust Company of Philadelphia files for a master to determine valid bonds and coupons under a mortgage securing $5,000,000 in bonds against Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company. Abraham M Beitler named Master to collect proofs and notify bondholders of a February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph de F. Junkir
Abraham M. Hitler
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
American Sugar Refining Company
United States
Pettitioner
Ivvtilioner
Bullitt Building
Tim
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steel Trust
Utah Consolidated and Smelting Trust
Eagle Fire CO. Reinsures
Theo. H. Price
Lowen
Cotton States
Tacesoast Engi
Seaee
Acceeasere
Yo . Layman's Publishing Company
Henry H. Meyer
West 118Th Street
William B. Patterson
Fifth Avenue
Charles A. Starr
Benjamin& Hastings, Incorporated
Scott R. Benjon Hartford
Conm
West Eighty-fifth Street
Ellsworth & Cornall
Incorporated
Chemical CO
American Agricultural Company
Russia
The
Newfoundland Syndicate
Ilinois Central
Mullins
Mills
Hollywood Co
McNamara
McEvoy
J. Fox
Martin
D. M. Warner
Moses
A. G
W. I. Rosenfeld
E.—L. Frank
Rosenberg
Sol Fried
Robbins
F. A. Sternberg
Rubin
Aren Eeein
Rubenfeld
Siegel
Ok. Arken
Schoenberg
J. Spiegelberg
Schneider
Nanette L
Kientsch
Sponehick
B.—Nat
Shannon
D. H. Hirsch
Springer
L. H
Hessie P. Lord
Stommels
Elizabeth Cooper
Spelman
W. H
Josephinea V. Hassell
Sollish
Julia Sollish
Tolles
R. W
Tockar
Talsky
Rachel—Nat
Bridge Works
van Pelt
W. J
D. J. Leary
Vischer
A. Slinzer
Weinstein
M. Laubheim
J. Cullen
National Glass Co—Am. Lit. Co
U. & Fidelity & Guaranty Co
E. M. Af Dein
N.Y. City
Kursheedt Apron Co
Silberman, Scheer & Meyer
M. Silberman & Co
E. B. Kursheedt Apron Co
Dressner & Auerbach
East 14Th St
E. 12Th St
Cohen&Pollack
Mfg. Co
W. 125Th St
ART Glass
Bent Glass Novelty Co
White St. Cent
Art Glass & Brass Co
Howor St. Nique
Art Glass & Metal Co
Park FI
Edman Bros
Franklin St
Braids
Kursheedt. Mfg. Co
Sutro Bros. Braid Co
Spring St
Mnmien’'S
E. Klein & Co
Meltsner, C. N., & Bro
Waverley
Ketan
Crockery & Porcelains
Vantine, A. A., & Co
East
Leumann, Boesch & Weingart
Bway
Ferdinand Ehrlich & Sons
Weinstein, Max, Co
Spring
Mfrs
Kid&suk
20Th St
Rubens & Meyer
Sudbury
Castle Gate
Wise, G. & A
Bergoffen & Phillip
American Hosiery Co
Franklin
Albion Manufacturing Co
Front St
Men
Greenwich
Abrams & Marcus
13Th
Yale Suspender Co
F.L. Yarding
W. 56Th ST
Central Park
COLE
Hiiga
Prout Carl F. Kayser
Cesth St
Park Av
Joseph A. Gillet
Mulberry Street
Police Department
Central Department
Theodore A. Bingham
Department of
City of
Bronx
Foster Crowell
Anl
Ing
Bryant
Court OF Common Pleas
County of
Philadelephina
In Equity
the Real Estate Trust Company OF Philadelphia
Abraham M Beitler
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