Court Calendars Show Dense Federal and State Docket
A lengthy court calendar lists federal and state cases for today, including United States District Court Admiralty matters such as Holman v. Gans Line and US v. Tug Orange, along with numerous state Supreme Court and city court dockets. The entries cover motions, civil actions, divorces, and trial term calendars, naming many parties, firms, and docket numbers.
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United States District Court
H Gh. J
Holman v. Gans Line
U S v
Orange
U S Tug
Morristown
Supreme Court Trial Term Calendar Summary Queens County
Calendar entries list numerous cases and parties across Trial Term Special Term and Criminal Term, noting docket numbers and judges. Entries include Schmitt v BH RR Co, Grimes v Naughton Co, O Rourke v Degnon R T Co, Rosenthal v BH RR Co, MacDonald infant v B Co Sub Ry Co, Schauer v BH RR Co, Genes v BH RR Co, Devlin v Gerstendorfer Bros Inc, Lynch v Pelham Park Ry, Burns v N LI Traction Co, Wisner v Ironclad Mfg Co, Kaxlowski v Coney Island & Brooklyn Ry Co, Gordon v City of NY, Marean J Special Term dockets, and various criminal and civil matter listings with multiple party names and docket numbers. Highest docket numbers noted around 1081. remainder scheduled to Thursday the 23d.
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Supreme Court
Stapleton
Schmitt
BH RR Co
Grimes
Naughton Co
O' Rourke
Degnon R & T Co
Rosenthal
MacDonald
B. & Co & Sub Ry Co
Schauer
Genes
Same
City of NY
Marean
Winne
Murphy
Reinbold
Brooklyn Mason Cont Co
Berger
Pareise
Kirchner
Coates
Cullin
Customs rulings uphold 45 percent duty on silica tubes
The Board of United States General Appraisers yesterday affirmed a 45 percent duty on pyrometer tubes of fused silica, ruling the importers failed to make the proper claim. The ruling cites that the articles are wholly mineral in composition and should be assessed at 35 percent under Paragraph 95, but the protest was not properly filed, leaving the Collector's 45 percent assessment intact.
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Board of
United States General Appraisers
Loeb
R. F. Downing& Co
Sharretts
Referees Appointed New York Supreme Court Page
Supreme Court listings show judges Kissel Ellison Marks Bostwick Pheit Ansorge Wolf Kynes Beirns Hoffman Bruce Shep wood Habicht Mor naming cases such as v. Miller v. Samuels v. McCormick v. Fresher v. Bronomole v. Reynolds v. Edison United Phonograph and others in a panel of references to Burton In re Bur ton and related filings.
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New York
Supreme Court
Bankruptcy Filings Sweep Through New York Dealers
A series of bankruptcy petitions sweep through New York businesses from dry goods dealer Mary Dreyer at 282 Smith Street Brooklyn to Sol Aarons & Co. at 91 Franklin Street. Key figures include liabilities ranging from 3,300 to 48, Section 14 debts cited, receiver appointments, and disclosures of assets like stock and fixtures. The cases cover a variety of traders, millinery firms, and contractors, with names such as Marks-Laine Company, Elford L Wood, Max Berman, Augusta Neithardt, Benno Koehler, Max Sturman, Sol Aarons & Co., Sarah Mayer, and linked creditors and asset details.
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Mary Dreyer
Smith Street
Brooklyn
Marks-Saine Company
Simon J. Marks
Charles C. Laine
Marks-Laine Company
West Thirty-third Street
Max Berman
Reade Street
Pitt, Barnum &Co
Wimmer & Dunkak
Stehel & Kiernan
Augusta Neithardt
Augusta_ Neithardt
Brook Avenue
Charles Hoercle
Winfield, S. T
Benno H. Koehler
Stewart's
Sixth Avenue
Isaac Newhare
Sunrise Cloak and Sulit Company
E. L. Ehrich
Garfinkel & Roser Rblat
M. Neustotter
SOL Aarons & CO
Commission Dry Goods and Auctioneers
Franklin Street
Charles H. Strous
Hertford Carpet Corporation
William Thalberg
Louis W. Coon
Hough
William F. Allen
Charles L. Greenhall
Field, Chapman & Co
Sol Aarons
Bol Aarons & Co
Discharge Order Pending in Federal Bankruptcy Case
In the ongoing matter a discharge order has not yet been entered by the clerk of the United States District Court. Sarah Mayer appears as a creditor for $876 in the debtor's schedules.
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United States District Court
Sarah Mayer
Judgments Filed Against Debtors in New York
A long list of judgments filed yesterday shows amounts over 160 dollars for numerous individuals and firms. Debtors include Charles W Cadwell, Ralph Yoshitake, Jarmulow sky entities, Cohen, Cohen, and many others, with creditors such as First National Bank of Lakewood, City of New York, and Trust Co. of America.
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Charles W.—W
N. Cadwell
Frederick L
H. B. Claflin Co
Brandreth
Ralph—M. Yoshitake
Busse
Edward J
S. H. Raphael
Budelman
Harry and
Louise
Standard Plumbing Co
Brown
Sadie
People
Boslet
Jacob—M. Hyams
Bpromeil
Alfred H
F. P. Rian
Carton
James H
Anna E
First National Bark
Lakewood
N. J
Curran
Hugh G
J. Butler
Chambers
William W
William F. Renzienhausen
Creevy
Thomas F
B. H. Foss
Daniels
Morris S
C. L. Middleton
Dicker
Morris
T. J. Mooney
Epstein
Elias—A. Zlotopolsky
William
Harrison
Joseph—A. Rahaenser
Irwin
James
N. Y
Ireland
John de C
M. & L. Jarmulowsky
Jones
Joseph A
M. G. Sears
Eachm. F
R. A. Springs
Jaffe, Hende—Corn Exchange Bank
Keeler
Frank H
Kaufman
Hyman
Isidore
J. Cohen
Lipkin
Title Insurance and Trust, Co
Landau
Lacey
la Grasse
Peter—Same
Lascellas
Henry—Same
Landou
Jacob—Same
Levinson
Michael—Same
Lefstein
Leahey
Learson
Henr—Same
Lee
Daniel—Same
Leonard
John—Same
Lennon
Thomas
Leonards
John
M. S. Sears
Montgomery
Wm. K
Gans
Martin
John.t
L. P. Morton
Marks
Simon J
J. C. Quinn
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Morris, Monsom—Spratts Patent, $160. Michel, Philip—M. B. Miller
Mendinger
Chas. F
A. E. Crump
Mayer
Merrifield
Albert F
Macrery
Wallace T
Encyclopaedia Britannica Co
Calumet Construction Co
T. C. Wood
Lrighton Beed Racing Association
Croas
Austin & Ireland Lumber Co
A. C. Hyde & Sonne
Ww. Hecht
City of New York
F. Gabriel
Same—Seely-Taylor Co
Trust Co. of America
J. E. Lanning
Debtor and Creditor Judgments From Early 1900s Ledger List
A catalog of debt judgments filed on various dates from 1905 to 1911. Entries name debtor and creditor pairs such as Grady versus Everglade Cypress Lumber Co on November 1 1908 for 225 dollars, and many others including Central Fish Co vs Royal Live Fish Co on January 13 1910 for 2008 dollars, with numerous sums and dates.
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Grady
Aruthr C
Everglade Cypress Lumber Co
Karlandzik
Ida
Same
Joe
Alpert
Max
fSame
Central Fish Co
Royal Live Fish Co
Casey & O'Brien Co., Inc
A. FE
Klotz
de Carlo
Filomena
G. Squires
Army officers detailed for Fort Leavenworth class and duties
The Army announces officers detailed for next class at Fort Leavenworth Aug 15. Warrant changes include Lieuts Barriger Lynn Wuest Harmon and others detailed for Inspector General and staff duties. Capt Graves Learned Tracy Warfield Traub assigned to observer roles and training camps with dates through Sept 15.
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Washington
Graves
General Staff
Pine Camp
N. Y
H. G. Learned
Fort Harrison
Ind
J. P. Tracy
Sparta
Wis
A. B. Warfield
Fifth Field Artillery
Fort Riley
Kan
Mounted Service School
Bakers and Cooks
P. EB. Traub
Twelfth Cavalry
Command Officers Go on Retired List
Commissioned officers Lieutenant H. E. Keys and L. Johnson Jr. Lieutenant Junior Grade J. C. Woods and Lieut. BE. W. McIntyre were placed on the retired list.
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H. E. Keys
J. C. Woods
BE. W. McIntyre
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Movements of Naval Vessels Arrivals Listed
Movements of naval vessels show arrivals at several ports. Dupont reached Newherne North Carolina while Cuttle fish and Tarantula arrived at Annapolis. Viper and Standish were recorded at Cove Point and Ajax at Jewell's Point with Hist at Portsmouth along with Smith Lamson.
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Dupont
Newherne
N. C
Cuttlefish
Annapolis
Viper
Standish
Cove Point
Ajax
Jewell's Point
Hist
Portsmouth
O. H
Smith
Lamson
Naval movement notes at Newport and New York ports
Reports list sailors Reid and Flusser at the navy yard in New York with Nanshan at Nagasaki and eee at Newport. Vessels Sailed Sylph from New York for Beverly Castine Iwana and Sioux from Boston for navy yard New York Gramus Pike Fortune and Justin from Point San Luis for Santa Barbara.
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Eee
Newport
Reid
Flusser
Navy Yard
New York
Nanshan
Nagasaki
Sylph
Beverly
Castine
Iwana
Sioux
Boston
Gramus
Pike
Fortune
Justin
Point San Luis
Santa Barbara
Auction sale of patented coin handling machinery rights
Guardian Trust Company of New York Trustees announce sale of Coinhandling Machine Company Letters Patent covering coin counting registering and wrapping machines. Auction set for July 20 1910 at 12 30 PM at 14 Vesey Street New York. Proceeds to be applied per mortgage deed.
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Coinhandling Machine Company
Guardian Trust Company of
New York
Adrian
Uller& Son
Vesey Street
Borough of
Manhattan
United States
New York City
N. Y
Broadway
Borough of Manhattan
Public Notice of Franchise Grant for Manhattan Railway Extension
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment approves a proposed contract granting The Forty second Street Manhattanville and St Nicholas Avenue Railway Company the right to build a street surface railway extension in Manhattan. The contract includes route details from Manhattan Street to West 129th Street, terms for franchise duration, renewal, payments, appraiser process, and conditions such as owner consents and construction deadlines.
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City OF
Twelfth Avenue
West 129Th Street
Manhattan Street
Borough of
Manhattan
Greater New York
New York Press
Evening Post
City Record
Forty-second Street
Manhattanville
Nicholas Avenue Railway Company
Manhattanville and
St Nicholas Avenue
Board of Estimate
Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
City of New York
Company
One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street
West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street
Ana
Supreme Court
Ehalt
New York
Eala
Public Service Commission
State of
Bultimate
Oge
City Board Rules for City Railways and Company Responsibilities
The document outlines Board power over railway equipment upgrades, permits, electrical systems, and operating rules within the City. It details inspections, fees, and penalties, plus obligations on street maintenance, pavement, drainage, and conduit installation. It also sets fare caps, car specifications, reporting, bond requirements, and potential franchise forfeiture for noncompliance.
Forty second Street Railway Franchise Hearing and Terms
City boards publish notice of the proposed grant to Forty second Street Manhattanville and St Nicholas Avenue Railway Company. The contract outlines penalties fixtures security fund restoration and notice provisions for the franchise to be heard publicly on July 1 1910 at City Hall.
Bankruptcy sale of corset firm assets in Manhattan and Brooklyn
In the district court of the United States Southern District of New York bankruptcy proceedings list auctions of the Jaysee Corset Company assets on June 30 1910 at multiple Manhattan and Brooklyn locations. The sale includes stock of corsets gloves garters machinery furniture desks fixtures and complete plant with leases. Receiver Robert L Harrison and attorneys Cass & Apfel represent the case. Also listed are auctions for Asher Nurenberg and M Smith bankrupt estates with embroideries laces collars handkerchiefs notions safes and fixtures. Additional sale notices cover Lottie Cohen assets including men’s suits fixtures and related items. Receivers Raymond V Ingersoll Myer Nussbaum and William Henkle Jr are named with counsel VanHauer & Davidson James Schell & Elkus and Lambert noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United Rates
Southern District of
New York
Jayseh Corset CO
Chas. Showgood
U. S
Grand St
Borough of Manhattan
Graham Av
District Court OF the United States
Raymond V. Ingersoll
Vanhauer & Davidson
Receiver
Broadway
Southern District of New York
M. Smith
Chas
Shengood
A. S
West 26Th St
Borouch
Manhattan
C. Myer Nussbaum
James, Schell & Elkus
Lottie Cohen
West 34Th St
William Henkel, Jr
L . Lambert
Nassau St
Notice of Trustees Final Account and Bankruptcy Hearings
In the Southern District of New York bankruptcy notices announce Fitch Manufacturing Co final account filing and a July 5 1910 creditors meeting at 71 Broadway NY NY. Trustee may be discharged and dividends set. Sol Abrams and Edgar A Gove bankrupts seek discharge with hearings July 6 1910 at 10 30 A M before a U S District Judge.
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District Court OF United States For the Southern District
New York
Fitch Manufacturing CO
Broadway
Stanley W. Dexter
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