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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1908

Page

7

Rock Island Head May Back Bryan Rail Boss Hint

B F Yoakum executive of Rock Island and Frisco systems, directing 14 000 miles of rail lines in western states, reportedly plans to support William Jennings Bryan for president. The move surprised financiers, with Yoakum not confirming and hints of a public statement next week. He has long advocated rail road government cooperation and supervision, and previously urged a cabinet role for rail issues.

B. F. Yoakum Rock Island and Frisco Systems William Jennings Bryan Yoakum Roosevelt

New Haven Road Censured In Armstrrong Wreck Verdict

Greenwich Conn July 23 The Coroner Jury finds Miss Margarite Armstrong died from a broken spine due to derailment from track spreading on the New York New Haven Hartford line. Jury cites railroad negligence for not tie plating tracks though bridge tie condition not blamed. Jewelry including a blue handbag a gold seal ring and a violet enamel pin missing. mother offers reward.

Greenwich Conn Marguerite Armstrong New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad New Haven Railroad

Bondholders urged to add one percent to bonds

The committee for minority holders of Central New England Railroad general mortgage bonds asks depositors to contribute an additional 1 percent of face value to cover costs while seeking a settlement from New York New Haven & Hartford that controls the railroad.

Central New England Railroad New York, New Haven & Hartford Central New England

Military officer assignments and transfers announced

The United Service reports promotions and duty changes across the Army and Navy. Capt J J Mabee moves to Jefferson Barracks, majors to infantry regiments, Lieutenants promoted or reassigned, and numerous medical and supply officers assigned to new stations. Several lieutenants and midshipmen receive transport and shipboard postings, with Medical Inspector Biddle granted two months leave.

Washington J. J. Mabee Medical Corps Jefferson Barracks O B. Mitcham Ordnance Norfolk Richmond W. C. Metcalf Fort Rodman W. 8. Wood Fourth Field Artillery W. F. Martin Eighteenth Infantry E. M. Johnson, Jr P. G. Drake L. R. Dunbar W. J. Enders W. R George L. K. Graves F. C. Griffis W. C. Griswold F. A. Halliday D. W. Harmon H. I. Harris J. FE. Hart W. L. Hart H. E. Hasseltine O. F. Henning A. R. Jarrett C. W. Johnson J. S. Kennedy J. W. Love F. M. McCallum C. E. MacDonald J. (. Magee M. F. Marvin A. L. Miller S. F. O'Day L. B.peck J. Pinquard J. Beagles E. E. Roberts J. L. Sanford E.F. Slater H. Stearns J. K. Stockard F. Suggs E. S. Tenney G. A. Tyler F. M. Wall W. EK. Watkins C. I. Wertenbaker H. R. Weston W. Whitney D. C. Wiggin H. C. Woolley R. J. Wren H. W. Yemans E. King Army Transport Service San Francisco F. B. Upham Coast Artillery Fort Barrancas Florida Biddle W. N. Hughes Yankee J. H. Knapp Scorpion J. J. Luchsinger Maine Lieut R. Earle E. S. Root Galveston R. F. Dillon Cleveland A. S. Hickey Helena J. S. Evans Decatur R. T A. S. Farquhar Denver F. G. Kittell F. M. Knox

Navy Movement Log From Pacific and Atlantic Patrols

Arrived at multiple ports including Marietta Ceiba Honduras Newport Davis Goldsborough Rowan and Fox at Mare Island. Sailed Calgoa from Honolulu to Auckland Hist Viper Cuttlefish and Octopus from navy yard New York for Gardiner Bay Aba renda from Bradford to Newport News Chickasaw from Newport to search for Menawa.

Marietta Ceiba Honduras Newport Davis Goldsborough Rowan Fox Mare Island Calgoa Honolulu Auckland Navy Yard New York Gardiner’s Bay Bradford Newport News Chickasaw Menawa

Japanese Kills Woman in Harlem Flat

Hazel Kirk a Newport worker was shot in a West 115th Street flat. T Nakanura a Japanese man was found with a throat wound and police suspect a quarrel over the woman. A notebook ties the case to Newport and the couple reportedly met there before the shooting.

Hazel Kirk Florence Scott 115Th Street T. Nakanura Gertrude Eberhart Kirk Newport Nakanura Pearl Street Nakamura Harlem

Church Ban Upon Hannan After Fatal Shooting

The Brooklyn stenographer John C. Hannan shot Augusta Ward sixteen and Ralph Nanz then killed himself. His body was moved from Flanagan's undertaking to his mother's Bath Beach home. Miss Ward, daughter of Prof. Ward, is recovering at Bensonhurst Sanitarium. Nanz had slight wounds and is with his uncle in Coney Island. The priest refuses mass at St Finbar's for Hannan.

John C. Hannan Brooklyn Court Augusta Wald Ralph Nanz B. A. Flanagan Benson Avenue Bay Twentieth Street Bay Sixteenth Street Bath Beach August Ward Fort Lowry Hotel St. Finbar’s Catholic Church Father Gardiner Miss Ward Bensonhurst Sanitarium Nanz Coney Island Highlythird Street Eighteenth Avenue

Business Troubles In Bankruptcy Filings Names Included

Joseph Goldstein a salesman of Grand Street files for bankruptcy with liabilities near 1 949 dollars and no assets. Joseph Toch a real estate broker on Nassau Street seeks discharge with 1 363 dollars in two breach of contract judgments. Emil Goetz a printer faces creditors including Moller Larson and Arkenburg with alleged insolvency and a 20 dollar preferential payment to Ruben Rothschild. Solomon Drimmer an insurance broker on East Fifty first Street shows 29 252 dollars in liabilities and 9 dollars cash assets. 21 850 dollars secured by mortgages on East Thirteenth Street. Morris Schoenberg trading as M Schoenberg & Brother, woolens dealer on Eldridge Street, faces bankruptcy with about 10 000 dollars liabilities and prior preferential payments. meeting held with near 25 cents on the dollar settlement likely to withdraw petition.

Joseph Goldstein Grand Street Joseph Toch Nassau Street Emil Goetz John A. Moller Albert Larson Oliver M. Arkenburg Ruben Rothschild Solomon Drimmer East Fifty-first Street East Thirteenth Street Wilhelmina Kraetsch Jacob Reeger Philip Bees Corn Exchange Bank M. Schoenberg & Brother Morris Schoenberg Eldridge Ap Hyman& Ensler Herring Brothers Isaac Rittenoe & Brother

Judgment dockets list numerous debt cases filed yesterday

The docket shows debtors headed by Belien W W and many others with amounts ranging from 14 to 1,000 dollars. Several entries include associated creditors such as Belmont F and Empire State Surety Co, Buckley Woodhull Burns Inc, and City of New York. Names, firms, and sums appear across a lengthy record of judgments filed yesterday.

Belien W. W Belmont Frederick Bachrach A. M Empire State Surety. Co Brofield W. E F. P. Seymour Brown J. W Twittsburg Safe Co Black S. Cecilia Montgomery Boland P. F P. R. Jennings Paring Clara J. A. Morison Ec M.—Belle Jefferson Distilling, Co Buckram A. E. Lawrence Brody Blanck Callahan Dunning N. Y Deenan J.—Same Dickerson G. M Hospice Desroslers Dietz Hildebrand Dankenbank M. Budinich Delaney J. J Nason Mfg. Co Dailey P. F.—Cc H. Buckley Deutsch H. Semken Daneke C. EF. Diefenthaler Ie Dicksen L. A Freedenberg A. Re Falkenheim Stone Cut Glass Co., Ltd Fein Bernhart Type Foundry Co Giles T. F. Sap Hall Mary J A. M. Holcomb F. C. Bristol Mamie Glover Mary Powell N. Jasper Katie Logan Farmers’ Loan and Trust A Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute Flushing Library Assn Herriman Kroeger E.—F. Goldstein Lipschitz A. S B. Hamburger Lyons J. G Lannis J. H Weber-Bunker-Lange Coal Co Maier Malow S.—Barnhart Type Foundry Co Marcus L.butler Bros McOwen Josephine K.nassau Bank Nickerson Lola-Josephine Hertz Obergefeld C. L R. Ruskay Rothschild City of New York Ryan J. M Same Ritter New Yorker Zeitung Publishing and Printing Co Russ United Globe Rubber Ofg. Co Roach Verona E C. Busch Raisis J. S. Sampson Et al Rosenberg Halstead & Co H. Krantz Sehmitzen F. B Selk Sanders A.—W. Bianchi Stoff H_ ware Schlansky M. Lewis T Gon Stafa J._S. Sampson V. Bloom Warshaw

Multiple Small Debts Listed in Union Street Ledger

A ledger fragment itemizes numerous small debts against various parties on Long Island and Manhattan. Entries include Peete Light Co and Keystone Cut Glass Co with sums of 118 dollars, Pestatic Chemical Co against the City of New York for 1122 dollars, and Union Ry Co names with amounts from 50 to 1250 dollars.

M. Des Janannes A. Pellenz G. Gordis Sampo J. Barrett Same H. F. Burke J. J. Dolan W. Callum Union Ry. Co P. Utzig W. Williamson

Miscellaneous 1908 Financial Filings and Partnerships

A fragmented listing of names and firms with dates and monetary figures including Abrahams P M Oliver Typewriter Co July 2 payment of 28 dollars, American Bank June 24 1908 221 dollars, and various partnerships such as Hess B and M J Se, Loughlin F and David Stevenson Brewing Co March 13 1800 143 dollars, with several others including New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Co and Rabiner et al. The items resemble a public ledger of debts, partnerships, and transfers from mid 1900s records.

Silberberg A. A Silberberg & Saul, Inc J. Lasar E. L. Todd Voceol

New Jersey Charter Grants Two Camden Firms

The July 23 chartering in Trenton includes Centre Freeze Ice Company of Pittsburg and Camden with $125000 capital. Incorporators are H B Porter James Draro Philip Fitzgibbons and William McClure. The second firm, The Dollar Doctor, Camden, also capitalized at $125000, lists H H Laubach E C Kitson and W B Wolcott as incorporators to deal in drug specialties.

Trenton Centre Freeze Ice Company Pittsburg Penn Camden Capital H. 8. Porter James Draro Philip Fitzgibbons William McClure Dtor H. H. Laubach E. C. Kitson W. B. Wolcott

Major firms listed for ladies' wear and dry goods sales

A dense catalog of stores and suppliers across cities like Houston Holyoke Chicago and Boston offering ladies wear silks linens cloaks garments and furnishing goods. Entries include names such as Gimbel Freed Loveman Sanford McRae and Kaufman Brothers with addresses and product lines in a period ads listing style.

Gimbel, M. E., Company Houston Texas I. L. Freed M. E. Gimbel Hotel Knickerbocker McaAusian & Wakelin Company Holyoke Mass W. B. Wakelin Navarre Mistrot-Mann Company F. E. Lee Broadway Hovey Biston Mass F. C. Hincks Greene Street Herald Square Loveman Company Chattanooga Tenn D. B. Loveman Albany Carson, Pirie Scott & Co Chicago Tilt F. R. Broglia Broadway Central Denver Dry —Goods Company Denver Col R. Gorman East Twentieth Street Srottell Frear William Hi., & Co Troy D. R. McGonigal Bayard Portland H. R. Cole Maens Leonard Street Cadillac Kline Eppshimer & Co Reading Penn J. Ss. Tobias New Amsterdam Schuneman & Evans St. Pauli Minn H. A. Metcalf Union Square Brottell Keely Company Atlanta Frank 8. Ellis Luyers’ Association Steee Henry, Company Boston C. A. Hanly Wolcott Thomas John W., & Co Minneapolis Cumberland Moore-Waitson Dry Goods Company San Francisco Cal J. O. Watson Hotel York Titehe-Goettinger Company Dallas A. Myer Nathan Charles P., & Co Sacramento Ida Stafford B. H. Newman Hotel Grand Isaac Cincinnati Ohio M. A. Isaacs C. Bloom Chapman, T. A., Company Milwaukee Wis G. K. Doughbee Breslin Madden-Graham, Company Neil Graham Patrick Duluth Kansas City Tl. P. Garrett Walker Street Bunce Fr. H Middletown N. Y Mr. Schaeffer May Company Cleveland Munn Ladies’ Wear Washington~ Place

New York Firms Form Across Albany Incorporations List

Special to The New York Times Albany July 25 reports a long list of incorporations led by Arverne Land and Development Company and Rubin-Blankfort Company with capital figures and named directors. Also notes capital increases for Rome Manufacturing Manhattan Refrigerating St Lawrence Dairy Product and other entities with officers listed.

New York Times Albany Arverne Land and Development Company New York Capital Stefanic Rubert A. St. George Hart A. Carr William M. G. Watson Park Row Rubin-Blankfort Company Julius Rubin Broadway Whenry Drankitt Clarence W. Campbell Dexter N. Y Ff. Bell Construction Company Brooklyn Rudolph FL Bell Court, Street Frank L. Tyson Nineteenth Street Grace I. Moreil Keyport Philip A. Carroll Madison Avenue Guy Cary Park Avenue Thomas Gibson John J. Coulter George Moon William Street Renilo ° Mortgage Company Saul Oliver Isidore Oliver Morris J. Schimel East Third Street Reborn Company New_York Croatian News Company John Kresic Washington Street BE. C. Strauss Nassau Street Bernard I. Kamen Fortieth Street Pacific Electric Company Franklin Bien Westminster Hotel Thomas Adam West 129Th Street Martha Bischoff West 114Th Street Real Albert J. Schwarzler Otto J. Schwarzler August F. Schwarzler Brook Avenue Burnett Contracting Company Margaret A. Burnett Seventh Avenue Harry Burnett Fourth Avenue Grace M. Saward Grace Court Construction Rome Manufacturing Company McMahon & Larkin Rome Manhattan’ Refrigerating Company Harris & Towne St. Lawrence Dairy Product Company George E. van Kennen Ogdensburg

Federal court calendar for Friday July 24 in Room 66

United States District Court judge Hough opens a 10 30 A M motion calendar in Room 66 at the Post Office Building. The docket includes firms Mec intyre Co Bailey Piano Co Breakwater Construction Co and numerous listed clients and firms in the Meares Gregory Gulick & Co Pat & Son and others.

United States District Court Hough Post Office Mec-Intyre Co Bailey Piano Co Breakwater Construction Co Brown & Fleming Construction Co Schiller & Sons Dorman Cooper Brothers Charles Efros Ettinger Rappis & Co Glassberg, Rapps &Co Gutman & Kramer Tucker & Renner

Supreme Court calendar notes many sessions and cases

Statewide court listings show Supreme Court Special Term parts opening at 10 30 A M with numerous litigated motions and ex parte business. City Court and Court of General Sessions portions outline adjournments and dockets, with judges Erlanger Goff Finite Malone and others presiding and lists of cases, defendants, and attorneys.

Supreme Court Erlanger, J N Y Edison Co-International Ore Treating Co Gibbons-Logan Lowenfeld-Kutin Ross-Fortune Marks-Cohen Finelite Matter of Ficklen Barher Coast Cea Simonson City of NY Ben L Hooper- Feuchtwanger Ryan-Ryan Rudolf Silberstein Pomerantz-Kwartmey Matter of Forsyth Bloomingdale-O' Donnell Silver-MelIntyre Gunn-Weinstein Beinert-Reun i Rose-Hose van Loan-Van Lean Deutsch Fid Marx-Taylor Earth-N - Evening Journal Pub Co Matter of Kramtrisch Panks Farnum-Farnum Bk- Am Watchman Antonopolus-Parsons Chamovoers Thomas Hall of Records Su A. M. Flinker Augustine Amandas Miller Charles D. Pierce Dorothy R. W. Walker Fredericka Bertram Foose Fabolan Magdalena Bach Elizabeth Kuhn Josef Joran Court OF General Sessions Malone Marshall and Howe Bina Jones Herman Schonberger Frank Gulinazz Frank Bellantes George Gebhardt Hugo Schropp Thomas Reilly Benjamin Schlomberg Benjamin Lee Max Newman Edward P. Roll Edward Farrell Edward Kelly Joseph Hamilton Mabel Williams Wiethes Stemson James Testello Paul Catoggito Fred Landwet David Plattner Joseph Cerabone Alfred R. Keller Henry Obringer Charles Catalano Paolo Olivieri John Seidnabee Gertrude Seid George Owens William Thompson John Smith Victor Karkowsky Kaistros Joseph Gianchard Stella Brennan Jacob Wolfs Sam Weinberg

Supreme Court Docket Short List of Cases

The record lists several matters before the Supreme Court including Goff versus Oak Ley with Frank Moss, Sullivan versus Krupholder with Francis W. Pollock, Blanchard versus Bauford with Norman J. Marsh, Erlanger versus Chenick with George W. Engel, and the Lang King matter with James Neill.

Supreme Court Goff J.—Stewart Oakley Frank Moss Sullivan Vs. Krupholder Francis W. Pollock Blanchard Vs. Bauford Norman J. Marsh

Appointments and Civil Actions in New York Courts

A list of receivers appointed in New York Supreme and City Courts including Walter Tisne vs Business Periodical Company with Louis Salant, the Chelsea Auto Storage case, Arthur D. Truax, and several matters before Justices Goff and Conran. Also includes Lawyers Mortgage Company suits against Times Realty, Bessie Morris, and Samuel Mandel.

Supreme Court George M. Boynton William L. Forman Jennie Wheeler John Burt, Jr

Palisades country board with tennis and croquet

Ideal quiet spot near the depot and post office invites refined guests to send for circular. Located at Louis Westbrook Kyserike N. me, with a country board on Palisades offering tennis croquet large veranda and grounds at Cliffside Park N J.

Depot P. O Louis Westbrook, Kyserike N. Me Country Board Palisades Jessen Cliffside Park N. J

For Sale and Notices in Old Classified List

Classified notices list sales and furniture bargains. It notes Charles Davies of several cities may hear of advant ages and lists firms Finn Bros Kemble and addresses 353 Roadway 59 85 Franklin Street 1 383 Broadway with telephone 1136 ta offering used business furniture and various fixtures and items for sale.

Finn Bros Franklin St Kemble Broadway

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rock Island's Head Bryan Federal Bureau Rock Island and Frisco Systems New Haven Road Bondholders’ Committee the United Service Army the Navy Hannan Otto Thurnauer 20Th St Grossman Leather Co., Inc 34Th St ART Oriental Otto Thurnauer American Bead Co Schiff Brothers Braids Kursheedt Mfg. Co Sutro Bros Misses’ & Children S. Wadler & Ziegler Hygienic West 34Th St M.J West 15Th Street House Fur Imp M. J Men East Fry. & Friedsam MNFR Incorporated New Jersey Bryant A. W. Millar CO Incorporated AT Pilgrim Publishing Company Abraham Klinkowstein East Broadway Platon Brounoff Anna Brounoff Wyckoff Realty and Construction Company Charles JE. Schiffman Putnam Avenue Grace I. Horsfall Union Street Samuel Gordon Fifty-eighth Street Rcooklyn Federal Courts Lindo Brothers 27Th St J. H. Spandau State Courts Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Pennsylvania Blento Fireproofing Company Frank Baily Care Wills Wood Theatre Missouri Eccess Sea Aielata State of T. N. Jarvis Brlenio Fireproofing Company West 220 Street New York City Wood Theatre Heffley Institute Ryerson St Corner de Kalb Grand Avs New York University Law School L. J. Tompkins Sec Washington Sq Mathusher & Son Bway & Art Roland Temperance 59Th St Madison and Park Avs Roland Dpd Jones LW. Sweet Maiden Lane Ulton St Field Times Square Webster's Choir Exchange At & AL M A. Ruikowsky East_ Broadway Webster Choir Exchange 136Th AY Roselle Park Elizabeth City Realy Company Singer Building Standard Shoe Manufacturing Co Baltimore Boyle East 26Th St U.S. Army United States Delancey St Cortlandt St Eighth Fulton St Fifth Monttgomery_St Jersey City Hudson PL Hoboken United States Steel Ccommon Isabel S. Stone Stoward M.um United States Steel Corporation Lewis Johnson & Company Washington, DC B. Kalb East Oth St Louise Coleman Gramercy Park Mark OW. BE. Hays West Hoth Townsend Building I. J. FP J. J. Freschi KB. Koll Wits B. G Washington Savings Bank Opal Pettitit Rauth White Plains Tiffany, & Co., Ltd Av Suth &T Upyper Broadway W. N Luvd St East Hiver East Lorth St Bronx Os Delancey St Manhattan Loterborough Rapid Transit Company Greenwich St Jersey Central R. K New England Navigation Company Warren St Rall River Providence Plymouth New Bedford New Hampshire Norwich Chapin Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company Montague St N. How H.R. R Grand Central Station Heraph West Side Bath Subway 149Th ST Wes Broadway Subway East Side Madison AV Long Island Douglas Manor Inn Douglaston Little Neck Bay Yonkers South Yonkers B. Bex Vine Riverside 106Th ST Central Park West Spitz City College Robinson 26Th St Windermere Court St. Nicholas Av Land China Uath BT Davies Charles Charles Davies Newcastle Upon Tyne England Scotts Hood Street Lexington Conner Lend St 14Th Street W. H. Mertiam Nassau SS A Mort Avenue Beacom Mott Adist Sre Queens- Court N. Yi Westchester Deane Wrorda Chester Hill Neusor Jones Argus Mount Veriedtt Wastchester Hox Aldress Legistary Lina Quackenbush Tintes Barzan Toons Lakewood Bog New England Ling Lyme Salisbury New Haven EAL Estate Poulevare Mebnise Mitton Garden Park Mortesce Folsom Brothers Jenks Whiteshall St Claremont Av 127Th Subway Dunshoro List St Chas, Hibson & Co Lex Cor East Tith ST T and Hibraon & Co Times Times &Q Gahagan’s Exchange Flaherty’s Bureau Columbus Av River Lincoln Industrial Exchange Columbus Stenographers S M. Gahagan Cortlandt Nan Cy Zimmerman Swne Stuyvesant Nassau St Beekman V. S Howard Cox Carrol Street Butler-Valet A. F H. W West 223Th Chickering Grand Schumen Decker Gabler Waters Rente Als Weser Bros Izortz «& Co Court St St. Goetz & Co Borough
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