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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1909

Page

5

East Side Bankers Condemned for Ticket Scam

Justices Dayton and Lehman denounce the conduct of Auerbach & Goldberg, east side bankers, for canceling travel tickets after receiving payments from Benjamin Schapin, a Russian-born drug clerk. The firm paid $109.60 to the clerk and costs, amid claims of impropriety and lack of contractual clarity with the agent Rosen.

Auerbach & Goldberg East Side Benjamin Sein Dayton and Lehman Supreme Court Russia Schapin Rosen Norfolk Street Cherbours Auerbach & Goldge Paris American Line Auerbach - Goldberg Steamship Company Alexander Greenberg Broad Street Greenberg

Ancient Cemeteries Targeted for Aqueduct Burial Removals

The Board of Water Supply teams search Olive Bridge Brown's Station Brodhead Ashton West Shokan Boiceville Shokan Glenford Olive West Hurley for about 300 unmarked graves in abandoned cemeteries to be emptied by November 1 1910. Families may claim headstones and Board pays $15 per grave plus $3 for a new headstone and transport within ten miles if not completed by relatives.

Board of Water Supply Catskill Aqueduct Ashokan Reservoir Aqueduct Olive Bridge Brown’s Station Brodhead Ashton West Shokan Boiceville Shokan Glenford Olive West Hurley

Boy in a trance at Trenton school shocks town

Max Lewis, a schoolboy in Trenton New Jersey, fell asleep in class and remained unawakened for over an hour despite vigorous effort. A drug clerk and a doctor were unable to rouse him. He was driven home where his mother screamed in fright. He is now well and unaware of the trance.

New York Times Trenton N. J Max Lewis

Horse Cruelty Probed After New Purchase Found Dead

Harmony New Jersey officers of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals investigate a brutal case. Leonard Ott discovered the horse he had bought for 250 dollars dead in its stall with the tongue cut out and hind leg tendons severed.

Harmony N. J Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Leonard Ott

Synagogue Janitor Jailed After Theft

John Shulak janitor at Congregation Beth Hamedrosh Hagodel on 110 East 103rd Street was arrested by Detective Sammons from East 104th Street Station on suspicion of stealing the synagogue silver service. A broken chisel found in his trunk matched marks on the repository door.

John Shulak Beth Hamedrosh Hagodel East 103Th Street Sammons East 104Th Street Shulak

Weather forecast for cotton and grain states

United States Weather Bureau forecast for Thursday and Friday covers cotton and grain states. Local showers mainly in the interior of North Carolina and across several southern states with partly cloudy conditions otherwise. Winds are light to moderate and mostly southerly, with warmer conditions in parts of Missouri and western Texas on Friday.

Washington United States Weather Bureau North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Utah Oklahoma Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky Ohio Indiana Illinois Lower Michigan Wisconsin Upper Michigan Minnesota Iowa Missouri North and South Dakota

Go Tan Russia Calf Shoes and Black Oxford Ties

Leather dress shoes described as Go Tan Russia calf in a three hole tie style with ribbon silk lace and Cuban heels, featuring a turn sole. Also listing black vici kid oxford ties with patent leather tips and welted soles, a straight last, and medium heel. Marketed as a good value at $3.50 in a New York store.

Russia New York

Paris Plans 100000 Steel Shares for Bourse Listing

Morgan Harjes Co and J P Morgan Co arrange to list 100000 United States Steel common shares on the Paris Bourse via a holding-company security. Bankers Trust of New York acts as trustee. dividends to be paid by French and US banks. stock price closed at 67 13/16 after a high near 67.

St. Cloud Paris New York United States Steel Common Morgan, Harjes & Co J. P. Morgan & Co Trust Company French Stock Exchange Crédit Lyonnais Comptoir National d’Escompte Société Générale Morgans United States Steel Bankers’ Trust Company of New York Steel Corporation Holland Steel Common

Imports Jump Twenty Million At Port This May

A statement by George W Wanmaker, Appraiser of the Port, shows May imports of foreign merchandise exceeded May 1908 by more than 20 million dollars. May 1909 imports reached 70,461,285, while March 1908 imports were 49,859,728 dollars.

George W. Wanmaker

St Louis Southwestern Railway Declares 4 Percent Dividend

The St. Louis Southwestern Railway declares an initial 4 percent annual dividend on its preferred stock, with a semiannual 2 percent payout payable July 15 to holders of record July 6. The action targets the companys 5 percent non cumulative preferred stock backed by earnings seen as sufficient for regular distributions.

St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company

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