Premier touring car penalized in Glidden tour
Albany dispatch reports a single penalty during the Glidden tour seventh day. A Buffalo mixed team lost its perfect score after a Premier car withdrew following a Packard press car accident. Mrs Cuneo narrowly avoided a crossing incident and no serious injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Buffalo
Milford
Penn
Packard
Studebaker
George Smithson
Smithson
Fetch
Wa Cara
Énnsylivania
Hudson
Newbury
Philadelphia
New York State
New England
New Jersey
Keystone State
Port Jervis
Empire State
Jergey
Here
J. B. Breck
H. D. Savage
Peerless
Boston
Warren
Springfield
Worcester
Weston
Newton Boulevard
Somerset
Cost of food on North German Lloyd liners in 1907
The report shows North German Lloyd ships spent over 4 million dollars on catering in 1907, with coal costs just over 7 million. It details vast meat, egg, seafood, and bakery consumption including 661,258 passengers and 5,547,325 eggs, plus 7,000,000 pounds of flour used by bakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Hoboken
Aiding the Immigrants Helped by Hebrew Aid Society
The Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society reports over 70 immigrants assisted in June. Of 714 guided to destinations 326 went to homes below Fourteenth Street, 136 north of it, 127 to Brooklyn, 3 to Jersey City, and 114 to sixty nine U S and Canadian cities. The group aided deserted wives find husbands, arranged two marriages, provided employment, and aided seven with transport to Europe or interior US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society
Fourteenth Street
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Long Island City
United States
Canada
Europe
Orte
National Auto Makers Back AAA on Vanderbilt Cup Rules
At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers a resolution approved the AAA action refusing to change Vanderbilt Cup rules. It ordered notice to foreign manufacturers that the association would support the AAA and recognize only contests with its official sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
American Automobile Association
Cardinal Gibbons Seen In Home Portraits At Seventy Fourth
A photograph series depicts Cardinal Gibbons at the close of his seventy fourth year in his Baltimore home. Another image shows his drawing room and working quarters, with Rainey section images noted in The New York next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Divine
Raine
N York
Adv
Crocker Drives Fiat Coast-to-Coast Record Run
Crocker, son of George Crocker, with Yale student M C Scott and a chauffeur, finished coast-to-coast in 20 days in a 40 horsepower Fiat. Starting June 25 in New York, they avoided relays, beating single-crew times and nearing Franklin’s multi-man record. Route included Cheyenne and Chicago, with a wheel repair at Cheyenne causing a brief stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
San Mateo
Cal
Crocker
George Crocker
California
New York
Yale
M. CG. Scott
Charles West
Cheyenne
Franklin
C. T. Crocker
M. C. Scott
Fiat
Co. B. Alexander
West Fiftyeighth Street
Chicago
Omaha
J. M. Murdoch
Los Angeles
L. L. Whitman
Whitman
Explosion at Mystic Wharf Kills Three Inspectors
A box of detonating caps exploded in Pier 47 shed locker at Mystic Wharf Boston killing two government customs inspectors and a wharf watchman. Three others injured including longshoremen and clerks. Box landed from Hamburg American Line steamer Bethania. box known to contain explosives. brokers and authorities involved in appraisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pier 47
Mystic Wharf
Zz. K. Nickerson
Lynn
Mass
Charles F. Atwood
Quincy
Thomas Mason
J. Albert Sylvester
Malden
Charles Swanson
East Boston
William H. Mudd
Hamburg-American Line
George A. Summers
Dorchester
Boston & Maine Railroad
Bethania
Nickerson
Mason
Atwood
George H. Lyman
Chicago
Customs Rulings Uphold Protest and Grant Duty Change
The Board of United States General Appraisers says an importer's protest by A. A. Vantine & Co. is valid when citing improper rates and the correct tariff paragraph. The board overrules Collector Fowler, notes the local appraiser erred, and directs duty to the proper rate. It also approves a 55 percent duty on China cooking ware for L. Straus & Sons after deeming the ware unornamented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
United States General Appraisers
A. A. Vantine & Co
Fowler
Marion de Vries
Customs Tribunal
L. Straus & Sons
Military board to screen Medical Corps applicants at Fort Bayard
A board of medical officers including Lieut. Col. G E Bushnell and Capt. C N Barney will meet at Fort Bayard for preliminary examinations of Medical Corps applicants. Several captains and lieutenants are assigned to camps of instruction at Fort D A Russell American Lake Atascadero Ranch and Fort Wayne with dates in August and September. Major W G Haan will deliver Coast Artillery lectures at Fort Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G. E. Bushnell
C. N. Barney
R. Brooke, Jr
Fort Bayard
B. Humphrey
Twenty-first Infantry
J. H. Frier
Seventeenth Infantry
A. Gray
P. H. Mullay
Fourteenth Cavalry
J. A. Brockman
Fort
D. A. Russell
F. L. Knudsen
Eighth Infantry
American Lake
M. F. Steele
Sixth Cavalry
G. S. Goofalo
Twenty-third Infantry
C. King
R.E. Beebe
Fourteenth Infantry
Atascadern Ranch
H. H. Bailey
Medical Corps
Fort Wayne
W. G. Haan
Coast Artillery
Fort Monroe
Coast Artillery School
Commodore Peters Retired to Home. Officers Assigned for Duty
Commodore G H Peters retired and to return home. Captain W H Winslow to the navy yard in Boston for duty as captain of the yard. Lieutenant Commander J L Sticht assigned to duty in charge of the Boston recruiting station. Surgeon J J Snyder to the Franklin for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Peters
W. H. Winslow
Navy Yard
Boston
J. L. Sticht
J. J. Snyder
The
Franklin
Shipping routes listed for wartime maneuvers
Arrived at Bremerton Tennessee and Washington and Wolverine at Chicago. Gwin and Talbot at Newport. Prairie at Beaufort North Carolina and Hartford at Newport. F Salled Denver and Shai for Manila. Choctaw from Norfolk for ton. Nero from Bradford for Lambert Polat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Washington
Bremerton
Wolverine
Chicago
Gwin and Talbot
Newport
Prairie
Beaufort
N. C
Hartford
F Salled
Denver
Shai
Manila
Choctaw
Norfolk
Ton
Nero
Bradford
Lambert Polat
Business Troubles and Bankruptcy Filings
John T. Walker of 886 Seventh Avenue files a voluntary bankruptcy petition with liabilities of 5558 and assets of 5140. Philip Goldstein of 69 Eldridge Street files a voluntary petition with liabilities of 2937 and nominal assets. The Long Island Brewery of Brooklyn is principal creditor for 2845. Grigsenberg Brothers face an involuntary petition by creditor Elias Surut for 798. George C Ryan of Syracuse lists 148209 liabilities and 23651 assets as an individual and McIntyre & Co. partner. Duby & Shinn Manufacturing Co. files schedules with 217 and assets of 21153. William E Finn of 43 Fifth Avenue lists 875357 liabilities and 1092600 assets, with major claims by Kertscher & Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Walker
Seventh Avenue
Philip Goldstein
Eldridge Street
Long Island
Brooklyn
N. Y
Grigsenberg Brothers
Louis Greenberg
Samuel Greenberg
Greenberg Brothers
West Houston Street
Elias Surut
Hough
A. Falek
George C Ryan
George Co. Ryen
Syracuse
T. A. McIntyre &Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Duby & Shinn Manufacturing Company, Incorporated
Wall Streets
Long Branch
N. J
Judgments Filed Against Numerous Debtors in City Court
The record lists many judgments filed yesterday naming debtors such as Abbott E B and Adams L B with amounts from 1 to 4711 dollars. Several cases involve City of New York, New York Telephone Co. and Garlock Packing Co with various sums, plus numerous not summoned notes and other firm entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
E. B
N. Y
N.Y
Beekman
G.—Same
Beck
R. W
N. Y. Telephone Co
Birdsall
Helen R
Same
Borden
Beatty
Eleanor L
Byram
G. W
Zenequit
I. A
Selvine Lulst
Cox
J. J
Campbell
W. W
Caneso
T.—Same
Cannon
P. M
Cady
I C.— Ga
B. Golding
Flentuck
B.—Sysson
Flannagan
F. Gatto
Forsman
C. P
Tucker Tool & Machine Co
Fosberg
S.—A. Syrkin
Gunter
G. M
E. A. Maguin
Gaertner
V.holcombe & Co
Getzler
Rose L
J. Fennelly
Goldberg
G.—D. Sagin
Hill
J. A
Jour. Pub. Co
Wolcke
C. F
Walbert, F
Mackay
J. M
Marfarold
A.—Same
Monroe
Simon—Same
Meyer
Theresa
H. Neustadt
Mingle
H. B
Albany Savings Bank
Maggio
A. Rolanti
Moore
F. A
R. N. Tenent
Nagle
Mess
Christian—Same
Nye
A. S.S. Goldberg
O’brien
M. A
C. G. Cornell, Jr
Rock
Rhadigan
P. P
Truch
Alexander
Sarah
B. B. Davis
Parmenter
Helen C
N. J. Packard
Stein, Simon
Samuelk-I. Mason
Salwen
S. J
W. Bomzen
Sochefsky
Stewart
G. S
Sweeney
E. J
Sloss
E. E
Strohmenger
Caroline
Topping Bros
H. J. Valentine Co
Saitta
P. S—Nat
Bank of
Isaac
Bessie
M. Stah
Schmidt
Ida W
S. Lederer
Steger
Smith
G. D
Saltzman
H.—S. Wolinsky
Schibner
American Fashion Co
Thompson
Sars
Archibald
W. J. Packard
Walworth
R.B
Alva L. Banks
Weir
Emil and
Mary
John Rigely
Welp
Woodhouse
W. H
H. B. Auchincloss
E. A
Kate C. Henderson
Zuccaro
C.—A. Gelanti
Eras Wood Vulcanizing Co
Afb
Koelble, Co
Gulf Co-operative Co
A. Galanti
Purity Baking Co
New York City
Amsterdam Holding Co
H. A. Stern Et al
Oycanoe Machine Co
J. Whalen
American Peat Paper Co
Abraham Oppenheimer Et al
Barren & Cooke Heating and Power Co
City of New York
Plock & Murray Co
P. Pearson & Co
Globe Publishing Co
Cedar Hill Mining Co
Brooks-Lusk Construction Co
White Star Transfer Co
W.mccutcheon Co
Satisfied Judgments Listed From 1908 Court Notices
A compiled section lists multiple satisfied judgments with dates in 1908 and amounts ranging from small sums to several thousand dollars. Names include Birns, Blauestus, Everard, Hauptman, Kaughran, Levins, and Massimino, among others, with entities such as M. Comyns and Stenge noted. The records cover various individuals and firms across several months in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birns
E. A. Weed
Same
Blauestus
W. L. Frank
Everard
J. and
Mary
A. D. Levy
Gscheidle
J.C. Stenge
Teck
C-Phelps Bros. Co
Hauptman
A.—Hinder
Court calendars for Friday July 17 hearings list numerous cases
Supreme Court calendars show Appellate Division and Appellate Term sessions opened at 10:80 A M with litigious motions and a long roster of matters including Madhigall Wiener Murray US Leather Parell Achille Bataille Ross Fortune Franklin Lav Bx Gumbleton Gibbons Logan Ferguson J H Parker Co Donnelly Milmurt Realty Co Jones Weber McLaughlin Co Ottinger Bennet and many others across cases such as Matter of Di Mattila Marks Cohen West list St Boulevard Lafayette Kaufman Loeb Hoerrner Moscowitz Brown Bender Armstrong Hoffmann Miser Canavan Drew Strong Goldsmith Moulton Schwartz Lippman Maloney United Dressed Beef Co Duffy Hecla Iron Wks Gilbert Bechstein Purcyse Degnon Cont Co Quinn Cain Abbate Cary Mfg Gunther Aprel Bronx Inv Co Foundry Co Happy Ford Public Bk Marks Cassin McGraw Gresser Dunn Martin Baume Mechanics & Traders among others listed for Friday July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Reecas
Municipal Court
Reess
Erlanger
Madhigall-Wiener
Murray
U S Leather Co
Parell-Achille Bataille Co
Cassin-Cassin
Rel McGraw-Gresser
Dunn-Martin
Baume- Baume
Mechanics & Traders
Court calendar notes on receiver reappointment case
Friday July 17 Supreme Court Special Term includes Judge Morschauser Sheridan Ash. Nocito Pavese session. Reapplication of J Addison Young as Receiver proceeding listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Morschauser
J.—Sheridan-Ash
Nocito- Pavese
J. Addison Young
Buyers register list of merchants in a collation
A column lists numerous firms and representatives selling cloaks, dresses, silks, hats, carpets, and furnishings from Boston to Reno. Names include Armstrong Cator Co, May Company, Denholm McKay, Woodward Lothrop, and J J. Mogue. Addresses cover Broadway, Union Square, and hotels like Hoffman, Breslin, and Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong, Cator & Co
Baltimore
Mda
B. E. Taylor
Broadway
Hoffman House
Stearns, R. H., & Co
Boston
Mass
W. L.barnard
Hotel Imperial
Folwell Brothers & Co
Philadelphia
Penn
N. T. Fatwell
Smith & Murray
Springfield
KP. Murray
White Street
Gray-Reid-Wright Company
Reno
Nev
J. H. Gray
Washington
Place
Lattimore
G. Cator
Millinery
Nations
Albemarle
Stern, C., Company
Athens
Buffalo
N. Y
C. W. Miller
Walker Street
Neal & Hyde
Syracuse
H. R. Hall
Leonard Street
Lamson Brothers Company
Toledo
Ohio
F. A. Stoney
Woodward. & Lothrop
SRS
J. O. Mogue
Westminster
Flint
Kent
Union Square
May Company
Cleveland
E. I. Kenney
Washington Place
Brottell. McConnell . Furniture Company
Memphis
Tenn
E. H. McConnell
New Amsterdam
Jasper Brothers
Worcester
M. Jasper
St. Denis
H. H. Edgcomb
Bacharach & Co
L. J. Weil
D. Bacharach
Marlborough
Sage, Allen. & Co
Hartford
Printz, Biederman & Co
St. Louis
J. Parkins
Parker, Bridget & Co
Washington, D
Stix, Baer & Fuller Dry Goods Company
J. Louis
M. D. Neustetter
Crews-Beggs Dry Goods Company
Pueblo
Cal
L. H. van Arsdale
A. C. Jones
J. D. Kelley
Church Street
Cloak and Soft
J. Kaplan
Hotel Astor
Houston
James. A., Company
Millar Co Neckwear and Belts for Women Ad
The WW Millar Co advertises accurate neckwear and belts for women. Creators importers and manufacturers offer haute quality accessories. Located at Twenty-four Hast Twenty-second St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. WW. Millar CO
Accurate
Alligator leather goods and sewing items listed by New York firms
A compact catalog of goods and corresponding suppliers in New York City includes Grossman Leather Co for alligator leather goods at 329 East 31st Street, American Bead Co. at 545 Broadway for beads, Schiff Brothers at 475 Broadway for blankets quilts and rugs, and multiple other firms offering corsets, favors, garment hangers, hosiery, knit goods, neckwear, oil paintings, ostrich feathers, ribbons, suits, sweater coats, waists, costumes, waterproof tarpaulins among many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alligator
Grossman Leather Co., Inc
American Bead Co
Broadway
Schiff Brothers
Boston Hygienic
West 84Th
West 15Th Street
Myres
Max M
American Hosiery Co
Franklin St
Berliner, Strauss & Moyer
B’ Way
Rosenshine Bros
Mfg
East
Fry & Friedsam
MNFR
I. Caplan
12Th St
E. Klein & Co
Leonard &J
Spitzer & Harrie
West 20Th Street
John Sullivan & Son
Hudson
Help Wanted Females And Males In 1900s Classifieds
Multiple job notes from Times square listings include maids, clerks, stenographers, bookkeepers, canvassers, salesmen, and real estate writers. Entries note contact boxes in Times Square and various New York firms, with ranges of pay and requirements. Addresses include 540 West 294 Street New York City and Wheeler at 9 East 26th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Ee
New York
LEY High Valley. Railroad Company
T. N. Jarvis
Elenio Fireproofing Company
West 294 Street
New York City
N. Y
Frank Baily
Care Wills Wood Theatre
Kansas City
Roe
X. E
Times Square
Ieee Eae Sera
Ane Apar
Wheeler
East 26Th St
B. Simon & Sons
East Broadway
U.S. Army
United States
Tu. S
34Th St
Delancey St
Park Row
Cortlandt St
Eighth Av
Hermann Goldschmidt
Nassau
Beekman
Nassau St
Terra
W. B. Leeds
P. Dangler
West 129Th St
Harvard
Photographic Page Preview of Thomas Car Crossing Japan
A description notes a photo page illustrating the journey of the American champion as it threads through Japan on its way to Paris. The vignette appears in the pictorial section of the New York Times slated for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Japan
Paris
NEW York Times
Wall Street
New York
Francis Philip Nash, JR
Brownell & Patterson
New York City
Boarders Wanted Across New York Rooms and Board Listings
A collection of rental notices advertising rooms with board in New York area locations. Features include private baths and telephones, pleasant surroundings, convenient transit near subways, parks, and rivers, with references and varying price points. Some entries describe luxury rooms, summer rates, and proximity to Manhattan, Wall Street, and Long Island locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
New York
Park and River
Long Island
Coching
Northport
Room Rentals Near Grand Central Depot Prospect Subway
Listing of several rooms for rent in private houses with bath, kitchen privileges, and references. Includes locations on 44th Street near East 138, 45th Street near East 25, and Longwood Avenue 917 near Prospect Subway. Summer rates offered with private baths and optional single rooms. References and telephone access available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domeenigy ST
Gsth ST
Opti
Furni
Bath
Jepp ST
Hiver
West
Riverside
Erate Price
West End
Mathis
Eeeie
C. Spits
Columbia
Coleme
Jackson
44Th ST
Grand Central Depot
45Th ST
Times Square
Presbyterian Church
William H. Folsom
Broadway
Also Mentioned on This Page
North German Lloyd Co
Hebrew Aid Society
Fiat Car
Boston Customs
the United Service
the Army
the Navy
William E. Finn
Fifth Avenue
Kertscher & Co
Joseph S. Marcus
Louis J. Bach
E. H. Ogden Lumber Company
Raisler Heating Company
Rosenstock-Metzger
McCarthy-Smith
Solomon-Smith
Grant-terman
Ti Kaufman
Belmont St
Thomias
Aeon
Hall of Records
Elizabeth Sutin
Henry Foster
William Hiss
Agnes Essicks
Harry J. Haulkner
James R. Sutton
Elizabeth Ao. Putman
Josef Stran
Finelite
County Court House
Chambers Streets
Court OF General Sessions
Malone
Marshall and Howe
Giuseppe Clementi
George Gebhardt
Hugo Schropp
Thomas Reilly
Francesco Tarzitani
Vincent Luzzi
Joe Kass
Cassie Williams
Hattie la Boise
Frank Galinazzi
Frank Bellantes
John Weigold
Samuel Bach
Joseph Reilly
Herman Schonberger
Benjamin J.autho
John Brennan
Duncan C. Cooper
George RR. McLuckie
George Wallace
Serafino Beltramo
Michael Lollicini
James A. Martin
Frank Abel
Mulqueen
Metruire and
Appleton
TIIL
Sam Green
Samuel Davis
Thomas Davie
Lucretia Jones
Benny Shaw
Guiseppe Socco
Samuel Schwartz
J. Koster-Meyfourth
Arthur C. Patterson
Redmond-Redmond
Camillus G. Kidder
Blanchard
J.—Levy- McClellan
J.—Minka H. Wolf-Boyston Co
Albert Sanders
City Court
J.—Charrles
EF. R. Zuern
William Gran—Alexander
Sime
S. A. Kaughran
Levins
Matilda
C. P. Hull
Westchester County
Bryant
Incorporated
Trenton
Jayth
Daratpontyt River
Electric Navigation Company
Ersey City
D. Dunwoody
J. Dunwoody
J. M Dunwoodiv
Smith Drug Company
Paterson
I. Smith
Elizabeth Leonard Smith
J. A. Stanton
Glinke
S.h.thurston
J. J. Fitzgerald
J. F. Buliard
Roland Handy
Temperance
50Th St
Madison and Park
Avs
Roland D. Jones
Heffley Institute
Ryerson St
DeKalb
Grand Avs
New York University Law School
L.J. Tompkins
Sec
Washington Sq
Mathushek & Son, Bway & Stun Stotsh Nowaes Avs
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
State of New York
Pier 2
North River
Borough of
Manhattan
Blenio Fireproofing Company
Missouri
Century Co
Risdon
Swenson
Wang EU
F. D. Stewart
Bander
Louis Walter
Lincoln Av
Bronx
Sistor Roof
John
Greason & Son
John St
Erie
J. A. Cohen
East 12Th St
Liberty St
West Side
Walker
West End Av
L. I. Fr. R. Depot
Wasthauer
Harlem
Lady's
B.C. Daan
West 119Th St
Elty
D. G
Bleecker St
Riverside Drive
Svth St
Drummond's Détective Agency
Ann &T
Fina
West 65Th St
East River
East 22d St
East 139Th St
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Greenwich St
Morocco
R. A
Peraso
Cornlandt St
N. H
H.R. R
Grand Central Station
New England Navigation Company
Warren St
Fall River Line
S. Ss
Commonwealth
Providence
Plymouth
Maine
Ss. S. Novatio Hall
East Side
17Th ST
Madison AV
Montague Terrace
Heights
Wall St. River
Subway
Rouse High Class
Square Roomis
Douglas Manor Inn
Douglaston
Little Neck Bay
Longwood AV
Prospect Subway
Barnes
Country Board
Jessen
Cliffside Park
Ling
Freeman St
Mott Avenue
Beatom
Mott Av
Alist
Coldwater
Queens
Queens Court
Court Realty Co
Corti and J
Westchester
St. Des TE
Slo
New Chester Hill
Neason Jones
Argus
Mount Vernon
New Rochellien
Downey
Huguenot St
Dix
West Hoboken
Prudent Bros
OxHoboken
Eensee
Quackerbush & Stevens
Ridgewood
Mail
Paul FL Williams
New ‘Brunswick
Farmers’ Mortgage and Toran Co
Lakewood
Nathan H. Weil
3D Avenue
Yorkville Bank Bail “Inc
Folsom Brothers
West St
Hibson & & Co
Mth
Lex
Dunsboro
East Slat
Chas. Hibson & Co
LYT
Mont de Mont Thompson
West 27Th
Rector St
123Th
Barnett & Co
Jerome Av
Bs Times
Kemble
Chickering Grand
Schuma Billings
Decker, Gabler
Waters
Weser Bros
Finn S.bros
Exchange Clothing Co
Pari
Simon
Abraham
Herbert T. Ketcham
County of Kings
Abraham Simon
Abram Simcon
Simon H. Kugel
Borough of Manhattan
Mary Simon
Simon Heugel
Pulitzer Building
Manhattan Borough
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