Best Auto Routes for the Boat Races at Poughkeepsie
Motorists plan trips to Poughkeepsie for the boat races. The Automobile Club of America names preferred routes via Yonkers and Dobbs Ferry with mixed road conditions. Alternate paths near Peekskill show better surfaces. traffic on the Queensboro Bridge raises capacity concerns for autos. Automanufacturers and events note shifts in Chicago run timing and staff changes at International Motor Company.
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Poughkeepsie
Hutson
The
Automobile Club of America
Broadwa
Yonkers
Dobbs Ferry
Warburton
Peekskill
Anneville
New York
Fishkill Village
Peekxkill
Fishkill
Fishkil
Wapinger's Falls
Pougheepsie
Oranges
Paterson
New Jertowns
Suffern
Newburgh
Fishkill Landing
Queensboro Bridge
Hempstead
Ex Bank Examiner Rorebeck Quits
Edwin F. Beck resigns as National Bank Examiner in charge of the New York City district after reassignment to special work under the Controller of the Currency. No successor will be appointed as staff in New York City is reduced to one examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edwin F. Beck
National Uir
New York City
Senate panel shifts income tax exemptions in major bill
The Senate Finance Committee moved to cut the basic income tax exemption from 4000 to 3000 for single filers while allowing a total 4000 for married couples with dependents and up to 5000 for families with two or more children. The panel also proposed taxing both spouses if they each have separate incomes and began shaping the schedule to fit the new exemptions. It called a Democratic caucus to back the tariff bill and dropped several inquisitorial provisions from the House measure, including foreign customs checks and anti dumping clauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Wilson
House
Finance Committee
Ashokan paving funds blocked by City Board of Estimate
The Board of Estimate refused 1.3 million dollars for Ashokan Reservoir road paving delaying reservoir use by a year. City officials clash over maintenance duties and damage claims as a committee studies waivers before a court order can be vacated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Estimate
Ashokan Reservoir
Charles Strauss
Board of Water Supply
New York
Strauss
New York City
Prendergast
Ashokan
Columbia to Give a Gem Course This Summer
Columbia University will offer a special gem study course from July 7 to August 15 directed by Prof. A. I. Moses. It includes thirty lectures and sixty hours of laboratory work. Tuition is 30 dollars with a 5 dollar registration fee for new students. Registration begins July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia University
A. I. Moses
Department of
Leather goods dealers move to new 7th floor offices
Himmell and Isaacs at 661 Broadway lease the entire seventh floor of a building under construction at 53 East Thirty-third Street. About 12 500 square feet will be occupied. The New England jewelry factories close from June 28 to August 12 for vacations and repairs. James H Dunham and Co to hold a semi annual clearance sale on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himmell & Isaacs
Broadway
East Thirty-third Street
New England
James H. Dunham & Co
Arrival of Buyers in Various Cities Advertises Goods
A long illustrated list shows buyers from Long's & Sons Wilkes-Barre and many others including Filenes Boston, J H Steiner New York and Mandel Bros Chicago visiting establishments across the country. The notices include women’s wear, toys, jewelry, linens, furniture, hats, and ready to wear items with addresses in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long's
J., & Sons
Wilkesbarre
Penn
W. KE. Smith
Filenes
W., Sons Co
Boston
Mass
Miss Perkins
White
R. H
Con
Miss E
Hutchinson
Cal
Lauter
Sherman Square
Adam
Buffalo
N. Y
A. B. Dalgieish
Mandel Bros
Chicago
Jacksonville
Fla
M. Iesin
Goldstein
Nashville
A. B. Ricuffe
Worth
Ferguson, McKinney, D. G., Co
St. Louis
E. Neal
Broadway
Cenerians 2
Pete Ie
Howling MD. G
Pen Png Conn
Ay Munsie
Comaeies
E. J. Godfrey
Dress
Pawtucket
J. F. Barry
Turn
H Miller
Oads & Swartz
L. Linnell
Uph
Church
York
London
Pitts
A. Z
Herald Square
D. Rosenberg
Rothschild Bros. Hat Co
R. C. Browning
Imperial
England Bros
Pittsfield
W. L. Noble
H. J. Blood
W. D. Isha
Coc
Pittsburgh
Simpson
Saeeeinal
H. M
Tdl
H. Lintenthal
Cadillac
Ras & Hroghes
Burnham
Paso
Texas
Howard
McAlpin
Flowers and Thers at Zucker and T3-17-F19 Broad
Open to buy large quantities of French net Dane jeans and silk chiffon dresses. Advertisement notes a jobbing house at 36 West 15th Street, 6th floor, and references Fallines and a selection of dresses. Local listing includes Paris and West 138 West as potential clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zucker
West
Bankruptcy Petitions Hit Several Firms in New York
Kendall Nail and Supply Co at 949 Broadway in the Flatiron Building, headed by the late George A Ewell, is petitioned into bankruptcy by three creditors with claims totaling 176680. Judge Hand appoints Samuel D Elmore and Corilandt Betts as receivers with a 15,000 bond to run business 30 days. James Murray Mitchell of Mitchell Co and Alexander Co, stockholders of 43 Exchange Place, report liabilities 50652, assets 10123, including a 10000 loan to Jesse Livermore and 123 surrender value of life insurance. creditors include City of New York Royce Co and Atlantic Yacht Club. John H Thompson, officer at 217 West 105th Street, files for bankruptcy with 2819 liabilities and no assets. debts mainly for merchandise. Francis H Audley, Centre Market Place holster maker, files bankruptcy with 2382 liabilities and 365 assets. previously incorporated Auster Safety Holster Co. Samuel Bergman Co cloak and suit makers, 6 Fifteenth Street, faces 20000 liabilities, 15000 assets. Cornelius Wickersham named receiver with 7500 bond. Berkman Miller firm and Morris Berkman Isidor Miller accused of insolvency. creditors include Will Galland Milstein Austin McNeal. liabilities about 9000, assets 6000. Waldemar Welge, sponge dealer in Parkway, also under bankruptcy petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall Nail and Supply Company
Broadway
Flatiron
George A.ewell
Hand
Samuel D. Elmore
Corilandt Betts
James Murray Mitchell
Mitchell & Co
Alexander & Co
Exchange Place
Kruptcy
Jesse Livermore
City of New York
Royce & Co
Sidney G. DeKay
H. B. Hollins & Co
Lothrop Randolph
Rockford Realty Company
Atlantic Yacht Club
John H. Thompson
West 105Th Street
J. S. Bauman & Co
Simpson
Francis H. Audley
At & Centre Market Place
Audley
Auster Safety
Samuel Bergman & CO
Samuel Bergman Co
Corporation
Phe
Teenth Street
Heaton
Archibald G. McBride
H. Baum
Austin McNeal
Liacco
Waldemar WE
Waldemar Welge
Soler
Parkway
Bankruptcy filings reveal debts and assets of local firms
Becker, dealers in cloth and furniture, report assets of 3019 and stock 8000 with cash 19. Out of Town reports a bankruptcy petition filed in Boston for Gomberg & Ashman of Lynn, builders, who show assets 50500 and debts 53587.41.
Judgments Filed Yesterday Over One Hundred Dollars
Debtors and amounts listed in yesterday's judgments exceed $100. Notable figures include Bue I Dorothy K with $10122, Cooper Marie Le Brun $1705, McLaughlin Daniel M with Glenwood Holding Co. $11798, Muller Elisa ex x H Dreyer $4273, and Hillway Salim $1201. Names span Catherine Anderson to Abraham Price with various creditors and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Catherine H
Fred Keppel & Co
Boone
John T., Jr
E. Marcus
Baker
George H
A. Loewenberger
Daron F
Addie
J. Muller
Dion
C.—T. Muldoon, Blank, Herbert—J. Talbot
Branigan
Thomas J
I. M. Nelbig
Becker
Moses
S. Gordon
Bue
Dorothy K.—W. Potters
Brady
William A
A. L. Erlanger
Coxey
Jacob
M. A. Greene
Cohen
Harris M
T. J. Mooney
Cooper
Marie le Brun
J. C. Mott
Corn, Henry
And
Organizers Investing Company
New York
Ichinery GO
Maport Conateien Fachinery Co
D'Asceli
William R
S. Molineri
Decker
Emma and Silvester P
New York Realty
Frank
A. Alphonse
Stern Brothers
Firestone
Charles—J. Lansburgh
Graf
Charles B
New York City Car Advertising Co
Gaines
David H
City of
Gundlach
Henry
C. A. O’shea
Gottenfeld
Israel
Louis Tennenblatt
Hoffmen Brothers
Gluck
Maurice B
Class Journal
Gale
Diana M
G. A. Hull
Hoijiden
Edward—R. Levers
Hess
Nathaniel J
Edwin J.—A. Bauman
Hillway
Salim
Fifth National Bank of New York
Hirsch
Anthony
W. C. Marks
Howard
Harry H
James J. Kelly
H. Jouephy
Halcomb
Charles H
J. K. Jantzen Shoe
Fragmentary Court Accounts of Multiple Firms and Individuals
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and firms with monetary figures such as $114 $276 $825 $1 884 and others, likely detailing costs, settlements, or judgments. Names include Roth Yellow Taxicab Co and Well Barbetta Trust Co of New York, along with several construction and trading firms. The piece resembles a ledger or court accounting summary with varied sums and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne—Sherman Tional Metal
Fras Anes Tae Connor
Ellense O' Casio
Jose—R. L. Roguet
Oy Te William
American Taximeter
Roth
Robert
Yellow Taxicab Co
Aypiece
Shachion Irighte R. Co
Smith
Alfred F.—F
Gmith
Gelia
Adm
P._H. Fees
Stern
Leon—Lent
U. &. Trust Co
N. Y
Woodhouse
Vasconcellos H
W. S. Roberts
Costa
White
Edw. L
Russell B. Reid
J. N. Levy
Frances A. Harris Co
J. A. Goowters
Fred Steiger Co
Aberdroth Bros
Miller
L. A. Naser
A Ostella, Inc
Bamberger Stern Co
Lefferts Construction. Co
Kimberly Co
Mashatten Paper Bag Co
Luas Realty Co
Debtor Creditor Judgments Listed With Dates and Sums
A compiled list shows pairs of debtors and creditors with filing dates and amounts. Names include Ageie A H Bates Hill Transporta Solomon Puriser Katz Navarre Hotel and Importation Co with various dates from 1905 to 1918 and sums ranging from 108 to 5 767 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ageiee
A. H
A. J. Bates
Baxter
Johnn
Ee Hill Transportation Co
Hudson & Manhattan R. R. Co
E. L. Ring
Furlong
Richard
Furlong & Furlong
Columbia-Knickerbocker Trust Co
Consore Nathan—B
Schneider
Hirschhorn
Charles—Realty Supervision Co
Jeoneon
Francis K.—M. Levy
Lazar
Morris—D. Reisman
Nadel
Jacob
P. W. Cullinan
Stack
Augusta
Solomon Puriser
Wheat and grain futures ease as harvest signals weigh on prices
Wheat futures fell from gains as reports of favorable Southwest yields and ongoing winter harvests cooled optimism. Corn slid sharply with dry conditions offset by showers in Kansas and the Ohio Valley, while oats held steady to slightly lower. Local markets showed No 1 Northern Spring at 1.02 dollars and various cash quotes for corn and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Minnesota
Southwest
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Ohio Valley
Chicago
Cottonseed oil market stays active with covering shorts
The market remains strong with good demand for cottonseed oil and crop positions. Short sellers were forced to cover as late months closed 2 to 6 points higher and old crop months rose 13 to 19 points, with local contract ranges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goncre
Provisions Market Flags Mixed Activity on Hog and Short Covering
The provision market shows firm trading and active interest throughout the day with commission houses buying on live hog strength and shorts covering. Chicago receipts are estimated at 19,000 for Friday, with Kansas City at 5,000 and Omaha at 8,000 as futures move in the Chicago futures market with various price levels for lard ribs and fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Unsettled Cotton Market Shows Mixed Day of Trading
The cotton market opened with support limiting declines and a late morning drop, closing steady with small net losses. Foreign trading powers and scattered Southern offerings influenced early activity, while prices swung between gains and losses and European and Liver market signals were noted.
Market report on prices and futures for coffee and related goods
Prices eased in a mixed session with a net loss of 9 to 13 points on 44 750 bags traded. Havre fell to 1 franc TM% while Hamburg slipped to 1% pfenniga lower. Rio held at 200 reis and Santos at 50 reis. Wednesday's market saw lower cost and freight offers with spot and contract prices noted but not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Hamburg
Rio
Santos
Dairy and egg price list from state market report
A scanned price table lists butter and eggs with grades and quotes. Butter ranges from extras to common to fair with per pound prices from 24c to 28% 4c and egg categories from extras to dirties priced per dozen, noting state Pennsylvania and nearby sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldicei
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Market reports show mixed prices across commodities
Prices for beef and syrup were largely unchanged with limited wholesale movement. Rice demand focused on immediate delivery with new crop conditions described as satisfactory while mills kept to prior quotations. Oil markets were generally quiet and naval store figures showed tentative shifts amid weak activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVAL
Weather forecast for cotton and grain states
The U S Weather Bureau forecast for Friday and Saturday calls for generally fair conditions in the Carolinas Florida Alabama and Texas with some areas experiencing fair to cooler spells. Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois and Iowa show local thunder showers with fair periods and cooler air likely in parts of the Midwest. The sequence notes variable winds and warm conditions with thunder showers extending into Saturday in many maajor grain states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
U. S
Minnesota
Marth
Estates Appraised for John Howard McEldowney and Annie M Moulton
The long list shows the net estate of John Howard McEldowney at 224267 dollars with bank accounts mortgages notes and stock holdings including 560 shares St Louis & San Francisco Railroad and 287 percent shares Federal Light & Traction. Annie M Moulton's estate totals 4338 dollars with 16 bonds and 149659 81 in personal effects plus real estate on East Sixtieth Street and other properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Branch Development Company
Lawyers Title Insurance & Trust Company
Federal Tight & Traction Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Savi Oly Heightings Bank
Chicago Hits Investatian
Harris Moulton
Annie M
New York
Eee UR A
East 105Th Street
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Construction Company
Can
Troit United
Erie Railroad
American Tobacco Company
Denver City Tramway Company
Northern Pacific-Great’ Northern
Lackawanna Steel Company
Leavenworth Terminal Railroad and Bridge Company
Norfolk & Western Road
New York and Westchester Lighting Company
New York, Lake Erie & Western Docks and Improvement Company
City of New York
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
New York Dock Company
Pawtuxet Valley Electric Street Railway
Reading Company
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
Portland Railway Company
Northern Pacific Railway
Rhode Island Suburban Railway
Roanoke Rapids Power Company
St. Paul & Duluth Railroad
Southern Pacific Railroad
Union Elevated of
Chica
United States Steel
United States Realty and Imrovement Company
United Electric Company of
New Jersey
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Wabash-Pittsburgherminal Railway Company
Washington Wenatchee Ridge
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Missouri, Kansas & Exas Railroad
National Biscuit Company
Southern Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
United States Fees
American Oolen Company
Otis Elevator Company
Washington Railroad and Electric Company
Preferred
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
General Electric Company
Great Northern Iron Ore Properties
Northern Pacific Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Common
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
American Telegraph and Telephone
Western Union Telegraph Company
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Fifth Avenue
First Avenue
East Sixteenth Street
East Fifteenth Street
Bleecker Street
Ninth Avenue
New Corporations Formed in Albany on June 19
A large number of corporations were formed including Paul Guenther hosiery Manhattan. Emory Martin Wall Street. Manhattan Accessories and Distributing Company. Brooklyn and Richmond Ferry Company. Russian American Patented Corrugated Steel Erate Corporation. Ascher Amusement Company. The Wheeler Syndicate. Blanchard novelties. Sherwood Comat general commission. Medico Legal Journal of Manhattan. Richtberg & Tatarsky New York. Pittsburgh Natural Gas Company. Capital amounts range from 5 000 to 1 500 000 with addresses in New York Buffalo and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Paul Guenther
Manhattan
H. ‘Emery
Charles S. Martin
Wall Street
New York
Oe Cation
Hamburg
Ward L. Jelinek
Charles Kuhn
William H. Watson
Buffalo
Manhattan Accessories and Distributing Company
John McBride
Albert Witte Smith
Daniel J. Marion
Morningside Drive
Brooklyn and Richmond Ferry Company
Brooklyn
Darwin P. Rudd
Charles E. Lemken
Loren N. Wood
Broad Street
Erate Corporation
Samuel J. Brigader
Charles Pechner
Samuel Sterling
Broadway
Ascher Amusement Company of
Jney
Ascher, Lubin
Jay Leigh
Fifth Avenue
Wheeler Syndicate
John N
West Tieth
James Einstein
Twentieth
Etienne Deward Lowenbein
K. J. M. Sherwood Comat
General Commission
Ellen W. B. Kilbourn
Raymond C. Thompson
Ormsley Goodrich
Vanderbilt
Medico-Legal Journal of Hattan
Seertenas Credit Company Forms in Wilmington Delaware
Dover June 19 reports the incorporation of Seertenas Credit Company with capital stock of 16 million dollars to provide loans to municipalities. Founders include W. J. Maloney Oscar J. Latteau and others of Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Dover
Del
Seertenas Credit Company
Latteau
W. J. Maloney
Oscar J
Wilmington
Jewelry novelties include sterling frames with photo portraits
Sidelights on selling describe thin photo frames in sterling silver and morocco with or without an easel back. Frames vary in size from about 2 by 3 inches to 6 by 9 inches. The article notes growing interest in these jewelry novelties and mentions a local firm manufacturing framed portraits as a novelty in jackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Consular Trade Notes Highlight Mail Delays and Export Gains
The Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce urges faster Siberian mail routes, citing slow service from Moscow. Philippine exports for nine months ending March rose by 7 064 39q, driven by hemp. Siamia capitals report 600 000 horsepower developed. power output estimated at 367 000 000 fone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce
H ‘Kong
Siberia
Moscow
Siamia
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co Stock Notice Declared
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company at 1 Broad Way New York issues a semi annual stock record declaration dated June 16 1923 The notice references an August mailing and an order deadline on a specified date with attention to stock records and notices for end orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co
Broadway
New York
Gia
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Plan and Agreement Notice
The Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railway Company details the Plan and Agreement of Reorganization, calls for deposits of bonds with The New York Trust Company as Depositary, and requires dissenters to withdraw or deposit by June 25, 1913. It outlines payment terms, certificates of deposit, and entitlements upon completion of the Plan, naming the committee and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conne
NEW York TR Company
New York Trust Company
York Trust
Speek New Yi
New York
Ectonda Voting Trust
Times
Otto Bannard
SIDNEY_C. BORG
Philip JF. Goodhart
Bradley Martin, JR
Bank of New York notice from 1913 record date
The document listsholders of record at close of June 23. It mentions Jay Tate and L. Haskins as cashier, with references to The Bank of New York and related banks and dates in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham & Phenix
Natasa Bank of New
Jay Tate
United Fruit declares 2 percent quarterly dividend
The United Fruit Company has declared a quarterly dividend of two percent on its capital stock. It will be payable July 15, 1913, at the Treasurer's office in Boston to stockholders of record at the close of business June 26, 1913. Charles A. Hubbard, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Banking Association
New York
Joseph Andrews
State Street
Boston
Mass
Charles A. Hubbard
Lake Shore
Michigans Southern Ys Oo
Ee Ee
Milton 8S
Barger
Old Dominion Steamship Tem
Board of Directors
W. L. Woodrow
Cincinnati
Chica
ST. Louis Railway Co
Tranter
A. Stevenson
Walter G. Henderson
Merchants National Bank of the Cny
Wall Street
German Exchange Bank T
Ter
United Util Company
Sala Te 1Pigee Ot Sala
Palaly
GEO. E. Fawcett
Kolb Bakery Company
National Butchers & Drovers
Broadway
WM. H. Chase
Keene D. C. Heath & Company
Uabl
Winfield
Smyth
Fulton Trust CO
N.Y
Broadwy
New York City
Charles
Wad Kleeck
Barles
the Mutual Bank
West 33Rd St
Mutua Bare
Fois
Kirkland
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Milton S. Barger
West Side Bank
Walter Westervelt
Gotham Bastoral Bank of
Newark
General Chemical Company of
Calornia
Broad Street
Aly Ist
James L. Morgan
SS Evan
Pokcane
Ash
Huntington
Seaboard National Bank
York
Co. C. Thompson
Canada Southern Railway Co
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Hudson
Chicago Boston
Chicago Automobile Club
Rorebeck
A. Suderov
CRAS
Ili Sell
Maiden Lane
A. Suderoy
United States
United States District Court
Chas. Shongood
J. L. Kesner CO
Sixth Avenue
Greene ST
Canal BT
Sy D. Hartmann
Wu Uciic
Cer
Franklin
Eee
Lapidus
Bed
Chamber of Commerce of
National Chamber
J. H. Tregoe
National Association of Credit Men
France
Paris
Lyons
England
Manchester
Okahama
H. L. Walter & Co
Canton
Shanghai
Milan
Ben Gomberg
Louis Ashman
Lynn
Gomberg & Ashman, Builders
Wocbscocsels-Ue
Country Produce Markets
Delaware
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railway Company
Bank of New York
United Fruit Company
Columbia-Knic
Ee Compass
Coher
J. Layfield
Roger Quarte
Jung
Thomas
Fry
East Delphiia
Louis
San Francisco
Litermaster Corps
M. Gray Zali
Dept
Q. M
Cou- Pon
Ndon
S. — Reet
Pris
Coast Railroad
F. L. Schafuss Company
Thas Avenue
Borough City
James H. Wilcox
Nies Safety Company
Af Ee