Kirkby and Risley in Jersey Final
Oswald Kirkby Englewood faces Maurice Risley Atlantic City for the New Jersey Golf Association title at Morris County Golf Club Kis Morris. Kirkby defeated Devereux Lord 6 and 5 then 78 to 79 while Risley beat Charles Van Vieck Jr. 4 and 0 and needed extra holes to top W D Van derpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Golf Association
Kis
Morris County
Metro
Kirkby
Princeton
Douglas
T Kirk
Man da
Jin
Jougias
Risley
Charles BE
van Vieck
Sjr
Baltusrol
Atlantic City
W. D. Vanderpool
Wynant D. Vanderpel
Vanderpool
Kirkhyi
J. Feuchtwanery
Noe Brook
Yetchford
Max H. Behr
Haltacrdl
Wallace N. Min
Athe Yountyy
G. Edwin M. Wid
Maxwell R. Marpton
J. N. Stearns
Somerville
F. W. Baldwin
Glen Ridee
Roy A. Gusseman
Forest Hill
A. W.plaine, Jr
Hacken
Ack
William Watson
Baltusroi
Smith
Mngiewood
Glen Ridge
P. H. B. Frelinghuysen
Eads Johnson
Monjtclair
Grande
Ford
Pratt
Holmes
Moore
Simmons
Westney
Frelinghuysen
C. B. Wilcox
Westfield
R.S. Rowland
Plainfield
Edward Shippen
R. D. Graham
Harry McSweeney
F. Watson
Battustoi
J B. Griswold
C. W. O'Connor
Essex County
Ellis Adams
Theodore F. Keer
Raitusrol
C. N. Schwinn
Ridge
Paul
E. Heller
J. P. Kellogg
Rumson
John G. Bates
Orris County
O. L. Gubermain
R. L. Servoss
Madison
Philadelphia Golf Victory In Griscom Cup Tri City
Philadelphia women defeat Metropolitan rivals 12 to 9 to capture the Clement A Griscom Cup on Greenwich Country Club links. Hyde defeats Barlow 7 and 6 in top singles. Philadelphia takes two of three foursomes and wins key match plays to clinch the trophy for the first time in three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Golf Association
Clement A. Griscom
Metropolitan
Miss Hyde
Barlow
Ronald H. Barlow
H. Vanderbeck
Caleb F. Fox
E. H. Filler
Mildred Caverly
Florence McNeely
Willi Hilles
Frances C. Griscom
Mike Campbell
C. H. Davia
Milton Herold
Irene Richardson
Fo. I. Chandler
H. Fitber Maule
W. M. Hirsch
Lillian B. Hyde
Georgianna M. Bishop
N. Pendleton
Lawrence, Swift
W. J. Faith
Marioy Hollins
R. Stockton
A. S. Rossin
Rs. Howard F. Whitney
M. Hyne
Bertha Stratton
Ouise F. Krug
A. G. Cahn
F. Sanford
Myra D. Paterson
Fordham Football Schedule and Rivalries 1914
The document outlines Fordham College football plans for 1914 with ten games. It lists opponents including Georgetown, Annapolis, Villanova, and Rochester, noting a season opener at a Washington venue and a heavy slate of early season matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fordham
Fordham
Washingt
Gatebury
Navy
Georgetown
Laudet
Univer
Middlebury’ College
Mary
Annapolis
Villanova
Johnson Langford bout eyed for London arena
Charles B Cochran reports Home Office approval for a Johnson Langford bout in London. Talks focus on an October contest at the Olympia with a $30,000 gold stake and six thousand sovereigns deposited. Johnson may fight in London after earlier mixed fighting bans were eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
London
Charles B. Cochran
Home Office
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Sam Langford
the Olympia
Sportsman
Jack’ Johnson
Sam” Langford
Gerrard Austin
Austin
Ritchie to Box Welsh for Lightweight Title in England
Plans were finalized for Willie Ritchie vs Freddie Welsh in England on July 4 with a 5200 guarantee. J Gibson Hal Pollock and Bo Vernon arranged the bout. Ritchie posted 2500 to guarantee his appearance. Ritchie sails from Chicago to New York then to England, with a Monday conference at Considine's to sign articles and Eugene Corri as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsh
England
Billy Gibson
J. Gibson
Hal Pollock
Welsh
Bo Vernon
Chicago
Ritchie
New York
Considine'’s
Eugene Corri
Vernon
Green KOs Lee in Ninth Round at New Polo Club
Silas Green of Texas defeated Bob Lee of this city by knockout in the ninth round of a lively boxing match at the New Polo Club last night. Green weighed 170 pounds, Lee 212, with Green praised as clever evasive and fast with a hard punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Green
Texas
Bob Lee
New Polo Club
Green
Lee
Digout ban sparks clash at Lyons rules meeting
International Amateur Athletic Federation rules panel in Lyons rejected the American digout demand at takeoff for broad jumps by five to one. The committee upheld U S methods as safer and effective, while adopting other rule changes and standardizing equipment for future global events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
France
International Amateur Athletic Federation Committee
James Pullivan
Sullivan
Congress
United States
Brighton Beach Motor Dome Night Trials Stir Fans
Surprises marked workout day at the Brighton Beach Motor Dome. Marty Kessler rode a new racing machine, averaging 0-30 1-3 per mile in five miles, eyeing a new eight mile motor cycle record tonight from scratch. Teammates and rivals include Paul Ohne Costello St Yves in three heats under the French point system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach
Marty Kessler
Paul Ohne
Kessler
Costello
St. Yves
Leon Didier
Elmer Collins
Jimmy Michaels
Dawson in Speedway Crash Faces Serious Injuries
Indianapolis June 5 The driver Joe Dawson injured in the 0 mile race at the Speedway May 30 has five broken vertebrae. Doctors say internal injuries are more dangerous and Dawson survives the shock has a chance to recover. His condition is very serious today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Joe Dawson
the Speedway
Dawson
Bennie Allen Retains World Pocket Billiard Title
Bennie Allen of Kansas City defeated Hoy Pratt of San Francisco 200 to 66 in the third block to clinch the match. The three block total stood 600 to 149 with Allen’s high run reaching 48. Officials announced a September championship rematch with Alfred De Oro, whom Allen beat last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bennie Allen
Hoy Pratt
San Francisco
Allen
Alfred de Oro
Dent to Lead Union College Track Team
SCHENECTADY N Y June 5 At a meeting of the Union College track team Thomas A Dent class of 10915 was unanimously elected Captain for the coming year Dent has run middle distance with strengths in the quarter and half mile He is a member of Alpha Delta Phi and a resident of New York City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
Union College
Thomas A. Dent
Auto Headlight Demonstration and Transcontinental Car
A Safety First Society event showcased glareless headlight devices from ten makers in Van Cortlandt Park with officials including Mitchell May and J. H. Lippincott observing. A $305 two person car aims to traverse 3389 miles in nine days via the Lincoln Highway, echoing early cross continental efforts. Charles Clifton was reelected president of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce at its New York meeting with 74 companies represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety First Society
van Cortlandt Park
Automobile Technical Subcommittee
Society
A. B. Cumner
David Beecroft
Joseph Tracy
Arthur J. Slade
George H. Robertson
Mitchell May
New York
Albert Phillips
Connecticut
Job H. Lippincott
New Jersey
J. W. McClintock
William McAdoo
Corning Glass Works
Gray & Davis
Federal Equipment Company
Johns Manville Company
Legalight Manufacturing Company
C. & A. Matisse
Roffy-Grace Corporation
Ward Leonard Electric Company
Vesta Company
San Francisco
M. J. Croker
Fred Wilkens
Elmer Thompson
Ford
Seattle
Charles Clifton
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Biltmore
Chamber
Wilfred C. Leland
Hugh Chalmers
Windsor T. White
H. H. Rice
R. D. Chapin
George Pope
Alfred Reeves
Ss. T. Davis, Jr
C. C., Hanch
Alvan Macauley
W. E. Metzger
H. O. Smith
Albert D. Pope
L. H. Kittredge
John N. Willys
E. R. Benson
Defiance to Sail Sunday for cup defense on Long Island Sound
Remodeled spars and lighter mainmast prepare Defiance owned by Tri City Syndicate for a 30 mile triangular race off Larchmont with Vanitie and Resolute. City Island trials set for today with 9 am launch and mainmast stopped within an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Tri-City
City Island
George M. Pynchon
Bath
Vanitie
Alexander S. Cochran
Ty Island Harbor
Larchmont
William 8. Dennis
City of
Hartford
Throgs Neck
Resolute
Larchmont Yacht Club
Wedicae
Frederick CC. Fletcher
Larchmont Club
Regatta
Viordce E. Boucher
Errol Kerr
Henry L. Maxwell
New York Yacht Club
Regatta Committee
Silk Shirts Boosted by Strong Demand and Quiet Trade
Silk shirts show unusually strong demand with prices up to 72 a dozen wholesale as pleated and plain bosoms sell well. Norwegian sardine fishing faces supply concerns and high prices. White wings for hats surge in demand while printcloth trading improves amid firm textile prices. Clothing trade remains quiet with expectations of later improvements as overcoats remain weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Styles
Spero Michael executive sails for four months in Europe
Aaron Michael of Spero Michael Company will sail for Europe on the Berlin Thursday next for four months. Emplo yees present a loving cup with grateful recognitions from the staff in June 1914. Beadleston and Woerz staff honor BF G Woerz with bronze statuary by A Lavesseur for his eighty six and fifty four years in brewing careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Michael
Spero-Michael Company, Incorporated
Europe
Berlin
Spero- Michael Company, Incorporated
Beadleston & Woerz
Auction Sale At Globe Department Store Gains Steady Bids
The Globe Department Store stock was sold yesterday by Dr. Hartmann of 8 Greene Street. Silks cotton goods and carrets drew active demand with bids at 65 to 70 cents on the dollar for men’s furnishings sold by Van Praag & Co. 15 and 17 Greene Street. The merchandise was staple and many out of town buyers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Department Store
Hartmann
Greene Street
van Praag & Co
Bankruptcy brothers plead guilty in federal case
Borah Gradinger and his brothers Morris and Henry faced charges for concealing assets of the petticoat and silk firms. Borah received two years in prison and a $10,000 fine, Morris one year and a $1,000 fine, while Henry’s sentence was suspended until October due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah Gradinger
Morris Gradinger
Harry Gradinger
Federal District Court
Mayer
Petticoat
Henry J. Goldsmith
Atlanta
Henry Gradinger
Nation urged to aid labor with national employment agencies
A House Labor Committee hearing featured sociological workers backing the Murdock bill for a national employment agency and the McDonald bill to place employment offices in Post Offices nationwide. Dr. John B. Andrews argued government leadership is needed to connect urban job seekers with opportunities in rural areas and remote regions. Manuel F. Behar urged a daily Federal labor bulletin to detail conditions and unemployment across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Labor Committee
Murdock
McDonald
John B. Andrews
American Association For Labor Legislation
Manuel F. Behar
National Liberal Immigration League of
New York City
Federal
Detroit Man Pays One Cent Federal Income Tax
A Detroit resident paid one cent to the local internal revenue office for the new Federal income tax. With ten months of income totaling 2500.51 dollars and 2500 dollars exempt, only one cent was taxed as one percent of a dollar. The man wrote a one cent check and received a receipt. A deputy noted the collection cost was about 1.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Internal Revenue Office
Bankruptcy petitions filed against Louis I Gordon and Henry Rosenstein
A bankruptcy petition targets Louis I Gordon shoe dealer at 833 Madison Street with creditors Rubinsky Lande & Co 188 dollars A J Bates & Co 404 dollars and J E Bates & Co 195 dollars alleging insolvent concealment of shoes valued at 500 dollars Dr Henry Rosenstein of 112 East Tenth Street files a petition with liabilities of 3830 dollars and no assets for debts including printing advertising gas and a lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis I
Arrival of Buyers Register by Telephone in Column
Listings of buyers by city and firm with product lines and addresses. Includes ATLANTA to WORCESTER entries, with firms such as J. M. High & Co, Goldberg & Lavine, Harris-Lipsitz Co, Gimbel Bros, Hargadine-McKittrick, Golden Rule Syndicate, and more offering goods from furnitures to dry goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Atlanta
J. M. High & Co
W. H. Brittain
Furn
Collingwood
Baltimore
Baltimore Bargain House
C. Mulliken
Goldberg & Lavine
M. Lavine
Broadway Central
Boston
T. Smith Co
A. L. Brett
Buffalo
H. A. Meldrum Co
J. A. Kraus
Church
Chicago
Siegel Cooper Co
G. Nelson
Navarre
Dallas
Harris-Lipsitz Co
W. L. Logan
Leonard, McAllpin
Herkimer
H. G. Munger & Co
H. G. Munger Carpets
Murray Hill
Kansas City
Burnham, Munger
Root D. G. Co
G. Mueller
Jobs
Leonard
Lynchburg
Finkel & Schewel
A. M. Schewel
Ladies
Middleton
Conn
J. H. Bunce Co
J. H. Bunce
D. Eods
Spring
Pendleton
Ore
Golden Rule Syndicate
A. D. Frost
Nationa
Peoria
J. F. Finan
Broadway
Cumberland
Philadelphia
Gimbel Bros
Miss A. Guggenheim
H. D
McGregor
Pittsburgh
McCreery & Co
G. C. Brockaway
Louis
Hargadine-McKittrick Dry Goods Co
J. L. Selfridge
J. F. Gannon
T2 Leonard
ST. Louis
Imports Up Exports Down in April Foreign Trade
The Department of Commerce reports April 1919 saw imports rise by over 27 million and exports fall by more than 37 million compared with April 1918. Crude materials and foodstuffs shifted sizable amounts, with varying increases in imports and decreases in exports across several categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
New incorporations listed in Albany notes June 5
A long list of new incorporations across New York including Goldsmith & Co. in Albany with $500,000 capital and multiple firms in Binghamton Oswego and Brooklyn. Also notes capital increases and dissolutions in various cities. Included are Rockaway Faking Co. and Aunt Anne's County Co. among others with varied line items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Goldsmith & Co
Commission
Siegfried Auerbach
J. J. Franc
Benedict Weiss
Binghamton Bridge Co
Binghamton
A. L. Gilmore
A. H
Mallory
Oswego
Construction & Business Service Bureau
G. W. Holden
J. J. Donahue
F. M. Walton
William Hills, Jr., Inc
E. C. Delfosse
F. F
D. Shirk
Bklyn
Fountain Supply Co
F. C. Mahony
G. A. Salmon
D. F. Hopkins
Garden St
Halsey
B’klyn Lampern Realty Corpn
George Lambert
Jacob
Louis Weinberger
Deekman St. Slottman Realty Co
Catherine A Helen
William Slottman
Bk'lyn
Westmoreland Cooperative Dairy Co
Westmoreland
F. Ss. Halsey
George Wetherell
G. W. Clinch
Bell
Coron
Sylvan
Biscoff
Alma
J. D. Lipkins
St. J. W
Carl Klaiber
A. T. Otto
Essie Construction Co
Lewis Been
Harry Schiff
Marcus Brown
W. St. Pomona
Queens
Joseph and
Josephine Sykora
Frank Woytlsek
College Point
Joseph H. Hawley
N. Y
Empire Panel & Veneer Co
Buffalo
Thomas B. Jeffery Co
Cutt Furniture Co
Carthage Milk & Co
Carthage
Burr Stores Co
Charters Filed in Trenton Across Several Firms
Special to The New York Times reports charter filings in Trenton on June 56 for multiple companies including Sylvan Lake Park Realty Co of Trenton with 25000, Consolidated Amusement Co of Camden with 500000, Dundee Soap Works of Orange with 50000, and Domestic Utilities Co of Maplewood for house utilities valued at 200000, listing associated individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Trenton
Sylvan Lake Park Realty Co
Morris Rudner
Sigmund Zeigler
Louis Chermack
Burlington
Consolidated Amusement Co
Camden
W. H. Carpenter
W. H. Parrott
W. B. McCallum
Collingswood
Steel
Old Vienna
F. R. Hanzell
G. H. B. Martin
J. A. MacPeak
Dundee Soap Works
Orange
Chas. Papperitz
E. H. Osterhans
N. Y
Geo. W. Perry
Domestic Utilities Co
Maplewood
House Utilities
J. Arsons
J. C. O’brien
A. O. T. Muir
Charters Filed For Delaware And New York Firms
Dover June 5. Charters filed for Mutual Co operative Corp with co operative coupons premiums totaling 1,000,000 listing C B Hishop Co J Jacobs if W Davis of Wilmington Del. Brodie Hydraulic Concrete Block Co New York 100,000 F B Knowlton S Dowling John McLaren. Mexican Realty Corp N Y real estate development 100,000 F B Knowlton N Y Dowling John McLaren N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Dover
Mutual Co-operative Corp’n
C. B. Hishop Cc
J. Jacobs
If. W
F. B. Knowlton
N. V. Dowling
John McLaren
N. Y
Diverse 1914 stock dividends from multiple companies
Notices from Hendee Manufacturing Company Manila Electric Railroad and Lighting Sulzberger Sons Homestake Mining and related firms announce quarterly and monthly dividends. Payments due July 1 1914 to stockholders of record mid June with transfers handled by listed trustees in cities including Springfield New York and Toronto.
Bazaar and Bargain Articles Wanted at Times Annex
Classified notice seeks buyers and sellers for bargain items across categories. Listings must fit six words per line agate format, with terms for processing. Advertises New York buyers June 4 to 13 and large quantity remnant sales. HB Lewis, resident buyer, 15 East 26th Street, seeks articles priced 5 to 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAZAR
New York
Big Department of New
HB. F. Lewis
East 26Th St
Customs Rulings Clarify Duties on Wool Content Belts
Board of United States General Appraisers rules that beltings with wool content are taxed under the wool schedule at 50 cents per pound and 60 percent ad valorem, even if chief value is cotton. Judge Brown upholds wool provision as controlling for mixed wool-cotton items. Judge Waite denies inland freight adjustment when not disputed on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
United States General
G. W. Sheldon & Co
Brown
I. W. Wadleigh & Co
M. Newsbaum
Tampa
Waite
Foreign Trade Bids and Requests Listed for U.S. Manufacturers
The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce releases itemized trade inquiries and tender opportunities for American manufacturers. Entries include pneumatic transmission gear for paint plants, washable children and misses garments, foodstuffs and pharmaceuticals, underwear and socks, bottles and corks for Cairo, fleecy underwear agency talk, an electric crane for harbor work, dredge bids, and a 100 ton mangrove bark export offer from Lourenco Marques with direct U.S. access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commeree
Washington
NW Ranch
Custom House
Am. Mfrs
In & H
Am.irms
Am. Tmfrs
Cairo
Egypt
Dept. of Public Health
Carron Fleecy Underwear
United Kingdom
Mfre
Gov
Foreien Mers
Lourenco Marques
Africa
U. S&s
Debtor List of Judgments Filed in New York County
Yesterday judgments were filed in New York County listing debtors such as Jane Brunner Ireneat E and Jose Bellevney with various amounts owed including 2944, 215, 106, 2196, 822, 114, 342, 122, 104, 647, 102, 144, 683, 124, 175, 254 and others to firms like Gallagher, Lewis & Sons, West Side Bank, Norfolk Lumber Co, Richmond Radiator Co, Jefferson Bank, and Kalb. The list names many individuals and companies with sums due and reflects costs and miscellaneous credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York County
Brunner
Jane I
J. Gallagher
Irneat E.—N. Y. French Range Co
Fichwald
Gus
Isaac Lewis & Sons, Inc
Friedman
Bam—I. Gold
Freiman
Joseph—C. Kalb
Joseph P
James Curran
Costs, Gallagher
Jane
W. H. Ely
Costa
Michael J
George Hingler
Green, Lansdale B
H. P. Hail
Ag Benjamin
Nathan—A. Halprin
Hannerty
James J
Jefferson Bank
Hestin
Joseph J
Sulzberger & Sons Cor
Ele Jeremiah
J. Goldberg, Sons & Co
Hoes, Wm. M
Kelley, Catherine
D. F. Kelloge
Regular Auction Sale of Stocks and Bonds in 1914
Andrew J. McCormack auctioneer advertises a regular stock and bond sale by Adrian N. Mullerson at Exchange Salesrooms Vesey Street June 10 1914. List includes Brooklyn Academy of Music Manufacturers National Bank of Brooklyn Lawyers Title Insurance & Trust Co Delaware Lackawanna Western Coal Co Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Steamship Line J Spencer Turner bonds du Pont powder Steel Package Co Tennessee Railway Trust Co Consumers Albany Brewing Co Flushing National Bank Phoenix Refining Co Jamaica FIs taxes none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. McCormack
Adrian N. Mullerson
William
Exchange
Vesey Street
Brooklyn Academy of Music
National Bank of Heiya
Title Insurance & Trust Co
Steel Package Co
Common Trust Otfs
Tennessee Railway
Trust Co
Albany Biewing Co
P. Co
Flushing National Bank
Phoenix Refining Co
P. c
Hegal of
As Co
I & Knowles Steam Pump Works
Jamaica Fistates
Brooklyn Fire Brick Works
Baltimore & Harrisburg R. R. Western Ext
Art Metal Construction Co
Florence W. McCarthy
Sealed bids invited for Ashokan Bridge contract 76 in Ulster County
The Board of Water Supply invites sealed bids to 11 A M June 2 1914 for Ashokan Bridge a 15 arch reinforced concrete structure near Ashokan Town of Olive Ulster County New York about 1 120 feet long with a 42 foot roadway and 1 400 feet of conduits. Pamphlets cost 10 and further particulars available at the Municipal Building offices Governors Island date June 4 1914. Also sealed proposals in triplicate for wiring and electrical fixtures on Governors Island due 10 30 A M June 16 1914 from the Department Quartermaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Row
Centre
Chambers Street
New York City
Ashokan Bridge
Ashokan Rteservoir
Ashokan
Olive
Ulster County
New York
Kingston
Governors Island
N. Y. II
Governora Island
Dividends Declared by Franklin Trust and American Bank Note
Franklin Trust Company declares a 6 percent dividend on capital stock payable June 30 1914 to stockholders of record June 29 1914 with Clinton W Ludlum secretary. American Bank Note Company reports a 1.5 percent dividend on Preferred Stock for the quarter ending June 30 1914 payable July 1 1914 to holders of record June 15 1914. stock transfer books remain open. Geo H Danforth secretary. New York June 84 1914
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley-Darragh-Savage Mines OF Cobalt, Limited
Harper Sibley
Toronto
Ont
Sulzberger & Sons Company
Levere
New York
Nathan Grabenheimer
Union Trust Company
Springfield
Massachusetts
F. J. Weschler
Isld
Clinton W. Ludlum
American Bank Note Company
Geo. H. Danforth
Erroneous names in judgment corrected for executors and trustees
The judgment printed June 4 misnamed parties. It should read Arie Harris H., Adolf Hirshfield, and Emanuel M. Krulewitch as executors and trustees, with S. FE. Techt receiving $11,087.64 instead of $14,087.64. The correction fixes misattributed individuals in the NYC case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts
Harris H
Adolf Firs’field
Fer
M. Krulewitch
Debtor Creditor Judgments Filed Across Firms 1911 1914
Debtor creditor pairs and filing dates span 1911 to 1922 with amounts listed. Notable entries include Adia G Pierce Co against M Cummings for 7500 on May 23 1914 and Interborough Rapid Transit Co against D Dwyer for 1040 on January 15 1914. In Bronx County Angelo Cristoforo and W W Farley appear on May 15 1914 for 1820.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adia. G. Pierce Co
M. Cummings
Cambridge Construction Co
Adolf Vffeld
American Clothes Dryer Co
Interborough Rapid Transft Co
D. Dwyer
Lemme
Marta G
Illnois Surety Co
Schwarts
Abraham—I. Hall
Afterrebart
Henry J. F
Press Publishing Co
General Aceliant, Figs and Life Assurance Corporation
Seebee Leaeee
Youngman
William L
North Electric Co
Knapp
Clyde D
K. Tantz
Bronx County
Cristoforo
Angelo
W. W. Farley
Proposals Sought for Harbor Boats and Buoy System
Sealed proposals are invited by the Lighthouse Inspector Tompkinsville N Y for ten 12 foot Carvel boats and five 14 foot Carvel centreboard boats to tidewater New York Harbor and for one acetylene and bell buoy body Type D. Proposals must be received by 3 PM June 17 1914 with blanks and details available from the Lighthouse Inspector. A second notice lists Providence River work with General description and deadline of June 30 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkinsville
N. Y
Tidewater
New York Harbor
Eddr
Vacation Time While You Are On Your Vacation
A promotional note urging readers to subscribe to The New York Times for daily delivery. The pitch highlights that important events can occur during vacations and promises full reporting, with rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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New York Times
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George
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Audet
Rochester
Rhode Island Funt Ste Mary's
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International Committee
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Vanitle
EL. B. Claflin
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Business World
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The
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Delaware Charters
J. G. White Management Corporation
Exchange Place
Manila Electric Railroad and Lighting Corporation
T. W. Moffat
Hendee Manufacturing Company
Homestake Mining Company
Board of Directors
Columbia-Knickerbocker Truat Company
Gd Clark
H. Goodman
Stocks and Bonds
Charles Strauss
Charles N. Chadwick
Board of Water Supply
W. Bruce Corr
Franklin Trust Company
Kircbhoter
John
Ferinacs Botoenas B. Murphy
Margoiles
Edward—Wells
Kata
Molinart
Michael F
Atlas Paint Co
le Mecflugh
James
John Burkeeates
Mincer
Jacob L
Morrizon
Mashkowitz
Morria
Louisa I
O. Gunther
Nadler
Dernard
David Mayer
Prien
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B. W. Fenn
Micsionoulon
John—G
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William I
K. Palmer
Powers
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Pembrook
Theodore K.—C. la Rue
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Campbell Studios
Pfister
Marie Schropp
B. Wittemberger
Powell
Clarence
W. H. Lane
Rosenberg
Stover
Conrad
M. Winter
Silverman
Max—L. Radon
Sackman
Charles
Charlee Trogan, Inc
St Nodtordi Eitz Coal Co
Our City
York
Lawrence, Son & Gerrish, Inc
Aes Steam Laundry Co
H. Wf. Walker, Inc
D. P. Hays
Oe Aa Construction Co
Higrade Body Building Co., Inc
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Byrnes
Horace D
Iso
Dario
Guiseppe
G. Vaina
Garrett
William T
Tans
Folemon
Ieving
Joseph Solomon
H. H. Strauss
Titus
Allee
Shipp
Weteder
Anton—S. Mohr
On Street Amusement Co
M. FE
A. & Engineer
Newport
R. I
Providence River and Harbor
R. Hb
U. S. Engineer
Federal Building
Providence
R. L
John Millis
Engrs
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