Betting cases dismissed on error in railroad claims
Two test cases under a new anti betting law were discharged by Justice Bischoff after faulty commitments failed to specify the exact offense. Joseph Loewy and Melville Collins were rearrested with proper warrants and will be heard again, as Acting District Attorney Elder notes the original papers lacked precise statutory language. Race-track interests backed the move, while officials warned against improper practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Bischoff
Bischoff
Joseph Loewy
Sheepshead Bay
Joseph Baker
Melville Collins
Elder
Brooklyn
Pendleton
Bingham
Voorhees
Coney Island
Mr. Elder
Allen
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
John B. Stanchfield
de Lancey Nicoll
Capt
Berry
Davies, Stone & Auerbach
Stanchfield
Ain
Verbal Bet Not Illegal in Arrest Case
Sapraham Abrams of 238 East 124th Street was arraigned in Harlem Court charged with running a hand book and discharged by Magistrate Wahle who ruled a verbal bet was not illegal. John Rowe of the 125th Street Station claimed Abrams accepted bets on New York Central property. Rowe admitted no money changed hands and the magistrate based his decision on this statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapraham Abrams
East 124Th Street
Harlem
Wahle
John We
125Th Street
New York Central Railway
Abrams
New York Central
Rowe
Louisiana Adopts Race Track Gambling Ban
Baton Rouge June 2. Governor Sanders signs the Locke Anti Race Track Gambling bill. It takes effect thirty days from today in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Sanders
Lightning Strikes Verona Tuberculosis Sanitarium
A bolt of lightning hit the Verona tuberculosis sanitarium in Montclair New Jersey on June 25 plunging the building into darkness and smoke. Fifty patients, mostly women, fainted while Mrs Gluckman and nurse Mary P McCeach aided them. The strike burned switches and cut power at the City Home for Boys, allowing inmates Phillip Letowitz and George Drummond to escape during the commotion. no injuries at the sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Montclair
N. J
Verona
Everal
Phillip Letowitz
George Drummond
Rioting Among Negroes Near Waco Leaves Several Bruised
A religious riot occurred near Rosenthal Texas ten miles south of Waco when Rev Fuqua of the Living God preached against other denominations. About a hundred shots were fired and several participants were badly bruised during the clash between factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
Rosenthal
Here
Fuqua
Living God
Freight Handlers threaten strike over wage scale
Freight Handlers Union officials threatened a strike after Chicago railroads refused to sign a yearlong wage scale. Railroads offered month to month contracts and signaled possible wage cuts if freight business fails to improve. Contracts expired June 20 and only Burlington was reportedly willing to uphold the current scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Burlington
American Car and Foundry reports 1909 earnings and dividends
The American Car and Foundry Company reports for the year ended April 30 with $600000 set aside for common stock dividends, $30 million in common stock paying 0.5 percent quarterly, and a July 1 payout of $150000. Gross earnings reach $10,624,574, net $8,214,617, surplus $22,367,247, and cross sales $104,319,599. Production totaled 84,340 cars with 51,532 steel. orders on hand at year end were the lowest in company history due to a general business downturn. President Eaton comments on continued production capacity amid unsettled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Car and Foundry Company
Eaton
Ramsey Committee Seizes Majority in Detroit Toledo & Ironton Notedispute
Noteholders allied with the Ramsey Committee say it controls a majority of the 35.5 million dollar note issue and plans moves to remove some Ann Arbor Railroad directors to separate the Ann Arbor from the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton and recover funds borrowed on collateral. Expect action around the Ann Arbor annual meeting in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Ramsey Committee
Ann Arbor Railroad
Morse
Hollins
Ramsey
Ann Arbor
Detroit, Toledo & Trenton
Attachment Against Abraham White by Sheriff
Deputy Sheriff Porges obtained a $79,000 attachment against Abraham White a bond bidder promoter and speculator in favor of Taylor Livingston Co stock brokers on a draft drawn by White on the Massachusetts Loan and Guarantee Company of Boston The attachment rests on his residence at Long Branch and was served on three banking firms where he is believed to have accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham White
Porges
Taylor, Livingston & Co
White On
Massachusetts Loan and Guarantee Company of
Boston
Long Branch
King Cobalt Wins Swift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
King Cobalt led from start to finish to win the seven furlongs Swift Stakes by two lengths at Sheepshead Bay, with Firestone second and Hessian a head back in third. Hessian pressed early but was hindered at the break and faded, later running 1:25 4-5 for seven furlongs and 2:07 2-5 for a mile and a quarter. The event attracted strong interest as Hessian had been tagged a possible rival to Colin and Celt in the Saturday feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessian
King Cobalt
Sheepshead Bay
Colin
Celt
E. Dugian
Dugan
Firestone
Rooseben
Notter
Shreve
Lynch
Dette Ne Sac
E. Heider
Fauquier
Garner
E. Dugan
Eeescat Golden View
Gorner
Lnascee
Lady Swift
McDaniel
Miller
S. Dugan
Jajenae Nimbus
Spooner
Notasulga
Live Wire
Fond Heart
E. Dugan,) 8-1, 6-2 Ves Ee Eke Temaceo, 116, (Notter,) 7-10, Raby Ay Yatteneeee
Leach
Tenancy By
Sailor Girl
Chantilly
Star Thistle
McCarthy
Watervilet
Etherial
O. U. Kid
Verbatim
Nedlim
Sniff
Clef
Take One
Yankee Tourist
Garland
Wamboro
Conqueta
Century Boy
Primrose League
Blaugas Company of America Formed in New Jersey
The Blaugas Company of America is incorporated in New Jersey with a 5 000 000 dollar capital to develop Herman Blau of Augsburg Germanys liquefaction process for gas from crude oil. It aims to supply liquid gas in steel flasks for technical and household use. At the first Jersey City meeting E. C. Benedict was elected President, Hugo Lieber Vice President, Jacob A. Jacobs Treasurer, and William W. Gooch Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Benedict
New Gas Co
Blaugas Company of America
New Jersey
Herman Blau
Augsburg
Germany
Jersey City
Hugo Lieber
Jacob A. Jacobs
William W. Gooch
Colin and Celt To Headline Coney Island Stakes Field
Colin and Celt, leading three-year-olds from James R. Keene’s stable, were highlighted in a Coney Island Jockey Club entry list for the $25,000 Coney Island Jockey Club Stakes at Sheepshead Bay. Colin carries 120 pounds with a three-pound penalty, Celt gets 110 pounds after an allowance, and twelve starters are named for the mile and a half race with a $66,600 trio of stakes and a $10,000 bonus if a single horse wins all three events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin
Celt
James R. Keene
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Keene
Cell
Brooklyn
Alfred Noble
Saracinesca
Jacobite
Weeaness
Kitty Wells I
Draculum
Colonel White
James B. Brady
Antaeusse
Don Enrique
Pirate
Torenia
Weavers
Grimaldi
Black Mary
Molesey
Besom
Lion Heart
Miles
Yama Christy
Jimmy Lane
Prince of Pilsen
Pete Dailey
County Fair
Connaught Ranger
Seeeevess
Hammock Bay
Westmore Orsneeeses
Sea Cliff
St. Faisenayeset
Sheepshead ‘Bay
L.ia
Far West
Royal Tourist
Westbury
Park View
Hamburg
Rose Beaumont Wees
Melissa Rr
Arionette
the Pippin
Ethelda
New York Incorporations Listed in Albany June 25
A batch of New York companies was incorporated in Albany on June 25 with diverse capitals from $9500 to $150,000. Firms include Stolts & Hornthal of Millbrook, Automatic Safety Window Cleaner Co, Buffalo Railway Wrench Co, Modern Ben Hur Chariot Racing Co, and Zaehner & Schiess Co among others. Several records note increased capital for International Board of Trade and Seeman Realty, while Brooks & Murphy dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Stolts & Hornthal
Millbrook
Dutchess County
Frederick G. Braun
Walter ¥. Tracy
John F. Jacobs
Broadway
New York
Automatic Safety
Meyer M. Livingston
Charles Osgood
West Forty-second Street
Buffalo Railway Wrench Company
Buffalo
Erie County
Lucian C. Jackson
Fourteenth Street
Edward F. Walsh
Louis C. Walsh
Porter Avenue
Brooklyn
Capital
William Johnson
Margaret Loewer Thompson
Rudolf Schmahl
Surf Avenue
Coney Island
New
Montague Street
Evan L. Tamblyn
Park Place
Morris Heine
H. Jerome Lee
Ben-Hur Chariot Race Operating Company
C: Vital
Eliot Smith
West Twelfth Street
Thompson
Forty-ninth Street
Frank ©. Sullivan
Roselle Park
N. J
Realty ‘Company
Joseph Stromwasser
New Jersey Avenue
Jacob Silverstein
Isaac Spratz
Thomas J. Byrne
James O’ Rourke
Lexington Avenue
Fifty-second Street
Frank J. Scanlon
Pelham
Westchester County
N. Y
Irving Judis
A. Cohen
International Board of Trade
Beardsley & Hemmens
Wall Street
Seeman Realty Company
D. L. Blick
Graham Avenue
Brooks & Murphy
William W. Armstrong
Rochester
N. X
Virginia Carolina Bond Issue Rumors Denied
No confirmation was obtainable from the New York Directors of the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company yesterday on rumors of a 15 million dollar bond issue. It was stated authoritatively that the Directors have not yet authorized a new bond issue and no plan to retire the 5 million dollar 5 percent collateral trust bonds outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Virginia- Carolina Chemical Company
Direcors
Philadelphia Stocks Download Mixed as Rapid Transit Loan Moves Ahead
Trading activity rose in Philadelphia with Rapid Transit Co granted a loan of 5 million dollars. Tonopah Mining declared a quarterly dividend of 25 percent. Several issues showed gains while others remained dull, with total sales at 20,253 shares and notable movements in Lehigh Valley and Lehigh Navigation issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tonopah
Ehigh
Lehigh Navigation
Am. Cement
Rye. Co.sc
Cecevceess
Cambria Steel
Cscees
Elec. Co
Ins. Co
N. Am
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh
Lehigh Nav
T. O
Marsden Co
Pennsylvania
Elec
Phila. Rap
Reading
Sabeetens Stad
Tonopah Belmont
Tonopah Mining
Union Pacific RS
Union Traction
United Gas Imp
United States Steel
Warwick Steel
Franklin Trust Company Elects New President
Arthur Kine Wood, formerly Vice President of the Van Norden Trust Company, is elected President of the Franklin Trust Company. E. D. Hurlburt of Chicago leads the American Institute of Banking Trustees and will deliver the principal address at its sixth annual convention in Providence on July 23-20. The Imperial Road Company names William K. Archbold as President and John Bogart as Chief Engineer with William B. Spencer directing field work. United States Smelting and Refining Company directors form an Executive Committee and Frederick Lyon becomes Assistant Managing Director for subsidiaries except US Smelting, Kennett headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Hurlburt
Chicago
American Institute of Banking
Providence
R. L
Imperial Road Company
United States
William K. Archbold
John Bogart
William B. Spencer
United States Smelting and Refining Company
B. Preston Clark
R. D. Evans
A. F. Holden
C. G. Riche
W. G. Sharp
J. J. Storrow
S. W. Winslow
Frederick Lyon
Kennett
Reform efforts stumble in Queens as old influence persists
The new Queens administration struggles to enact reforms amid graft concerns after Joseph Bermel’s departure. The Highways Department lists 107 foremen for 300 laborers while Street Cleaning Commissioner James E. Cronin cites trouble removing a saloonkeeper on the payroll who refused to report for duty and sued for reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bermel
Europe
Queens
Highways Department
James E. Cronin
European Markets Evening Roundup Across London Paris and Berlin
European markets show quiet money demand in London with firmer discounts and dull home rails while American issues rise in early trading. Canadian Pacific gains on foreign buying, Grand Trunk slips to profit take, copper shares firm. Paris Bourse firm with 3 percent rentes around 94f400, Bank of France declares semiannual dividend. Berlin Boerse trades narrowly with slight weakness and London exchange at 20 marks 89 44 pfennigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Pacific
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk
Bank of England
Paris
Exchange
Bank of France
Berlin
European Public Securities and Mining Stocks Quoted in London
Yesterday in the London market American mining stocks were quoted for Camp Bird Pepevenied Pine Tomboy Dolores El Oro Stratton's Indiano with values ranging near 126 to 157 and other minor entries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dolores
el Oro
Stratton’s
Imperial Bank of Germany weekly statement shows shifts
Berlin June 25 the weekly statement of the Imperial Bank of Germany reports cash in hand up 47 831 000 marks loans down 10 001 000 marks discounts down 19 096 000 marks Treasury bills up 28 275 000 marks notes in circulation up 15 973 000 marks and deposits up 19 883 000 marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Bank of France weekly statement shows mixed changes
Paris June 25 report notes circulation down 44 000. Treasury deposits rise 50 600. General deposits up 14 700. Gold in hand grows 20 950 000. Silver in hand increases 1 900 000. Bills discounted fall 9 250 000. Advances rise 175 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bank of France
Bank of England weekly statement shows reserve and liability shifts
The Bank of England reports gains across categories with total reserve up £385,000 circulation up £205,000 bullion up £540,441 and other items rising. Public deposits increase £394,000 note reserve up £352,000 and Government securities up £165,000. Reserve to liability ratio at 51.17 percent versus 51.06 percent a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
Pope Company Creditors to Receive 25 Percent Dividend
Creditors of the Pope Manufacturing Company will get 25 percent of admitted claims as soon as checks can be mailed. The New Jersey Court of Chancery, via Vice Chancellor Howell, has signed an order directing the receivers to pay the dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Company
Pope Manufacturing Company
Howell
New Jersey Court of Chancery
Court Calendars for Friday June 26
United States Circuit Court calendar opens in Room 124 at 11 A M with listed motions for Farmers L T Co PN ERR R Penn Steel Co NY City Ry Morton Trust Co Met St Ry Guaranty Trust Co same and Morton Trust Co same. United States District Court Hough J opens in Room 6 at 10 30 A M with listed cases including Mulligan Quebec SS Co Empire Trust Co Rosenfield Elec Vehicle Co Duerr US Raisin Co Higgins and others. Cases noticed include Moneyweight Co Deery Rushmore Badger Sears Empire Co Sperry Reeves Mabon St Louis Car Co Weston Elec Inst Co Am Inst Co Philipp McClure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Lacombe
Farmers’ L & T Co-C
Pn& Err R
Penn -Steel Co
Y City
Morton Trust Co-Met
St Ry
Guaranty Trust
Morton Trust
United States District Court—Hough
Mulligan-Quebec
Empire Trust Co- Rosenfield
Elec Vehicle
Duerr
U S
Moneyweight, &c, Co- Deery
Rushmore-Badger
Sears-Empire, &c, Co
Sperry-Reeves
Mabon- St. Louis Car. Co
Weston Elec
Philipp McClure
Supreme Court schedules and sessions list long docket
City and supreme court calendars show multiple terms and parts opening at 10:30 A M with motions and inquest dockets. Judges Blanchard Greenbaum and others preside on criminal and civil dockets as cases span U S Trust Co U W Co and dozens of firms. Entries include Surrogates Court chambers motions and probate listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Smith
Theodore H. Friend
Clark Vs. Heintz
Peter R. Gatens
Calendar-Part II. Civil Dike case notes
The record lists docket references including Whit erner-Hughes 2155 Engelberg-same 2108 and 2154 for Friday in County Court Civil Dike The People Jock-Omel and Strauss-Herbert. Hutter-Cohen appears in the fragmentary entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
e-Banta
County Court Day Calendar Listing for June 26
Friday June 26 notes show Pratt CJ presiding in People dockets with Constantino Irino and William Gilleo listed. Also on calendar are Edward lower and Charles Wall in the same session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
C. J
Constantino Irino
William Gilleo
Edward Lower
Charles Wall
Bankruptcies Hit Various New York Firms and Individuals
Judge Adams names receivers for Max Yachelson and Louis Alterman. Kotzen Brothers seek bankruptcy with assets $504 and liabilities $2,370. Richard Dorfeldt files for bankruptcy with debts exceeding $13,000. Isidore Putter and St Lawrence Filler Company petition in bankruptcy amid asset and debt details. Harlem Specialty Company also files, listing creditors and large installment debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Yachelson
Adams
William Henkel, Jr
Ninth Avenue
Louis Alterman
Guthrie B. Plante
Candy, &c
Second Avenue
Kotzen Brothers
Julius and
Harris Kotzen
United Dressed Beef Company
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company
Isidore Putter
West Twenty-second Street
Crozier & Putter
Fourth Avenue
Lion Brewery
Chesebrouch Estate
Michael Crozier
Mr. Potter
Court Judgments Filed Against Numerous Debtors
The list records judgments filed yesterday naming debtors such as Adair City of New York Allison Weiser Abramovitz Armato Italian Air Trust Co. Beraglia Campbell Bowman Buchenbacher Brindis Crispi Cosgrove Campbell Coles Campion Crouse Dordtmeyer Dietz etc with amounts from $58 to $7,036 and various costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
N. Y
Allison
J. W
Weiser
Ash
Abramovitz
Armato
Buchenbacher
A.—Cloe P. Herring
Brindis
T.—L. Pence
Bentele
B. R. Bloch
Berardini
M. Levenson
Barringer
Grace B
W. & J. Sloane
Berand
de Metre
R. Ficrer
Crispi
P .N. Galgano
P Cosgrove
Catharine
Manhattanville & St. Nicholas
Av. Ry. Co
Cosgrove
P. J
Same
Campbell
City of
Conklin
G N
Coles
Elizabeth—Same
Campion
J. M
Crouse
W. H
Dordtmeyer
L. A. Tanzer
Inhanna Korn
Elizabeth Baum
Crawford
Caroline
J. R
Iea L
W. C. Nosburgh Mfg. Co
Dietz
Dumphy
R. J
Dennison
H. J
H. Aubel
Einhorn
S.—Y. Tannenholz
Engel
St. Dunstan Society
Flichtenfeld
M.—M. Blum
Felix
W. N. Reid
Debtor Creditor Judgments List From 1907 1908 Dockets
A historical record lists pairs of debtor and creditor names with dates in 1907 1908 and amounts due or vacated. Entries include Bell W W R Jn and D W O Neil Malbin et al June 11 1908 71 dollars Cohen I B S Cicciamino June 20 1908 555 dollars and other similar court judgments with dates and sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firli
Bell
WW. R
D. W. O'Neil
M. Malbin
Same
Cohen
I. B
S. Cicciamnino
Fickling
W. L—R. A. Gusher Co
Mueller
C. T
P. Goeriuts
Mooney
J. P
J. Krell
M. M. Wryvell
Redman
J. Redtrann
Skiow
R. C. Saber
By. Co
Id. Woessner
Sophia M
W. J. Devlin
Weir
L. C
S. Ferra
Silverman
S.A
Hirmstein
Heine
M.A. L. Kays
Stone
N. Arenella
Sacer Vigorito
Florence Delmore
Eame
New Jersey Firms Chartered In Trenton Today
June 25 reports list several companies granted charters in New Jersey. Notable incorporators include Joshua D. Lolazeaux, Peter J. Zegno, Frank L. C. Martin for Mutual Land Improvement. Maurice S. Byan and others for Congar Construction. Robert Dy Reynolds, Hugh B. Reed for Dominion Fire Proofing. and Marshall Van Winkle for Savona Manufacturing among others. Amounts range from 10 000 to 500 000 capital with activities in real estate, construction, manufacturing, and gas distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Mutual Land Improvement Company
Plainfield
N. J
Capital
Joshua D. Lolazeaux
Peter J. Zegno
Frank L. C. Martin
Dominion Fire Proofing Company
Newark Capital
K. Incorporators
Robert Dy Reynolds
Hugh B. Reed
Joseph R. Connelly
Norlina Construction Company
Jersey Capital
Charles Starke
August Gude
F. H.danenhaus
Shields Realty Company
Newark
Peter Shields
Lewis E. Bliss
Sterace P. Jones
E * Savona Manufacturing Company
Jersey City
Canital
Multiple New York Dry Goods Houses Listed in Directory
A long list of firms and leaders across the eastern states and beyond, including Adam, Meldrum & Anderson of Buffalo. McCurdy & Norwell of Rochester. Cox Brothers of Ellenville. Stern of Philadelphia. and many others, with product lines in dry goods, furs, millinery, gowns, and related merchandise, plus hotel venues and addresses for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heymann, S., & Co
Oshkosh
Wis
Heymann
Nations
Gilsey House
Cox Brothers
Ellenville
N. Y
J. N. Cox
Herald Square
Gable
William F., & Co
Koona
Penn
J. M. Fay
Waldman Brothers
Albany
Waldman
Iflotel Imperial
Strauss Brothers Company
Cleveland
Obbios
Wallace
Auerbach
Brothes
Salt Lake City
Utah
H. S. Auerbach
Mercer Street
Wellington
Malley, E., Company
New Haven
J.munsie
W. BE. Tiffaney
Spring Street
Stern, E., &O
Philavelphia
J. In
Coath
Prime George
Lyford& Woodward
de Woodward
St. Denis
Gilchrist Companys
Boston
Mass
J. Graham
White Street
Hager & Brother
Lancaster
F. de Perry
Broadway Herald Square
Garvin
H. R. High
Hacht-Hirschier Company
Norfolk
Way
W. Miller
Brettell
Bergers
Buffalo
L. W. Berger
Breztell
Stewart & Co
Baltimore
M. Lannon
Church Street
Scranton
Penns & Williams
Albert
Taylor
John_D
Dry Coods Company
Kansas City
F. A. Taylor
Broadway
Herald B. Dreyfuss
Léonard Street
Marlborough McDougall & Southwick Company
Seattle
Washington
Allen
Broadeway
Aprons and Fabrics Advertised by New York Stores
A collage of ads lists Kursheedt Apron Co at 605 Broadway promoting aprons rompers and garments, Schiff Brothers at Broadway for blankets quilts and rugs, The Lipps Murbach Co at 280 Broadway chocolates and bonbons, and Drescher Cusson at 14 Broadway oil paintings and framed pictures. Additional listings include corsets from Boston Hysieric Corset Co 1 West 31st St and various knit goods underwear and neckwear from American Hosiery Co Berliner Strauss Meyer and Mer’s. John Sullivan & Son at 356 Hudson St markets waterproof tarpaulins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kursheedt Apron Co
Rompers
Freud Engraving Co
Fulton St
Schiff Brothers
E. B. Kursheedt
West
B. Shackman & Co
Broadway
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Kings District
Therm
Preacher of the Living God
Union of Handlers
Report OF Car Foundry CO
Swift Stakes
Roseben
D. R. Keene
Sheepshead Bay Races
The
Financial Notes
Arthur Kine Wood
van Norden Trust Company
Franklin Trust Company
Atchison
St. Paul
Erie
Ecee Tllinois Central
Tours
Nash
Steel Estes
ENS
U. S
U.S Steel Pf
Ues
Consol
Ccnecerecenaces
Esssereeereens
Ecessees
Saxony
Eeccersees
Cologne
Ass-Seesmeuses
Munich
Smeereseseesess
Frankfort
Esserreecsee
Bank of Germany
Federal Courts
State Courts
Blanchard
Salomon-Keller
Ingram- Perlpetter
West 167Th St
Baker St
Heise-Selected Securities Co
Fixel-Cauiec
O'Reilly
Beech-Beech
Duffy
Strickland
Stolbrandt
McGurther
Boyle
Simon-Simon
Orfinger-Lacks
Richard St
Jeantet-Jeantet
Aldrich-Chanler
Elias
Hayes-Wasle Piano Co
McCullough- MacCullogh
Montagne
Henry
Heilpenin-Levy
Howley-Press
Weber
Hagenbuch-Hagenbuch, TA
Cypress Av
Calhoun-Osborne
Willis
NY. Times Co
Baur-Acritelli
Brewer-Brewer
Dayton
Inquest
Greer-Goldsmith
Hockey-Chark
Brower-Brower
Gerard
Amend
Lambert
William E Howell
Lucia Marolda
Benjamin Richardson
Adolph Fried
Harry H. Holbert Et al
Elizabeth Long
John T Murphy
Francis X Fiesel
Henry Pruning
Mary J .Genin
Kate M _Wallace
Matilda EF. Coddington
Catharine Birdsall
John Turphy
Hugh J Rose
Francis B. Southard
Hosea RB Perkins
Hugo~Cohn
Maria Matolda
James Kane
William R Clarkson
Edward McGlynn
Charles H Ward
Ellen L Dunn
Ethan Allen
Hermine G Cloherty
Ralph Tilton
Christoyih Sausmikat
Charles T Cook
Hermann Oelrichs
Rosa Schreiber
Benjamin Stephens
Catharine Barrett
Michael Holland
Hyman Schnitzer
William Reisert
Horatio Talcott
Benjamin Hart
Lucie A Dickson
Wiilis
Robert A P.heydenreich
Robert Watts, Jr
Bessie Leibowitz
Chas Stich
Oliver H P Belmont
Rich
Hall of Fee
Isniers
Thomas, Ords
Calen
Dar
City Court
O’ Dwyer
Brownstone
Chambers Street
Conlan
Chambers _ Street
Delehanty
Casson
Howce-Powell
Katzman-Conhaim & Co
Trapp
Federer
Crown
Val R_ Co
Griffin
Shubert
Ziegfeld
Alestain
E Meheula
Altman
Thoman- Waist Co
Roof Co
Wisameweiss
Kavel-Klaw
Les Mulqueen
J.—Ovens
Mashall and Howe
People
Theodore Crowley
Baltassare Galio
Willialm Ross
John Kerns
Rosalsky
Palmie
Kresel
Murphy For the People
Harry Blurnstein
Joseph Downes
David Levine
Angelo Bopresti
Ginse Ds Blasil
John J. Roach
William Wynn
Paquale Mondo
Joseph Casey
Samal Silbers
McCue
Crain
Ely For
Nicolo
lRheferees
Brooklyn Calendar
ST. Lawrence Filler Company
Allan Babcock
Madrid
Oliver Watson
Harlem Specialty Company
West 144Th Street
Goldfogle, Cohen & Lind
H. B. Claflin Company
Pittsburg Glass Company
Hzabeth Greenfeld
Yea Harvey’ Thompson
Dolph Geffner
Fred R. Pre‘tyman
W.—A. Smith & Galusser
C. L
Gottlieb, L
M. Specte Guggenheim
Elise
Cit. Gorgoni
Sum
Gooner
J.—S. Wieser _ Glick
M. G.—Cooke-Zi Harjes
W. F. van Hegleman
Erg
Warendorf
Brooks
Ever
Roman
Williams & Faxon
Lindheimer
A. Cunningham
Lewis
Colwell Leaft Co
S. Volet
Sips
Levy
W. J. Horz
Leo
E. F
J. Sloane
Morris
J. J
N.Y
H. M
Samte
Morrow
T. P
Manson
L. S
Sheffield Farms-Slaweon-Decker Co
Mayer
D.—S. Wilner
McLaughlin
McFarland
M., Jr
McIntyre
Z.—Same
McKenna
Sara Rafel
Marcus
Terra Cotta Co
H. W
Muller, C
E. L. Becker
Manucios
S. Malon
Mutoles
William Bianch & Co
J. L
C. C. Jolliffe
Max, A
Clee P. Herring
O'Connor
Mary E
C. Frank
Perlman
Ida
J. S. Eimcohn
Porter
Halstead Co
Piccianno
Or Pigciamo
W. Greenberg
I Bank
Peck, L
Rothschild
M.—P. Armitage
Ronayne
Mary E. Dalton
Ruess
F. E. Rosebrook & Co
Rigely
J.—Westchester Hardwood Co
Robinson
Ree
R—W
M. c
E. W. Bilas Co
Root
Josephine W
Merchants’ Exchange National Bank of the
City of New York
J. Karakek
Raffel
T. E—M. Friefiner
Schor
G.—L. Frankenthaler
E. M
Esther Wolfensohn
Schaeffer
Sarah—C. Bishop
Sharboro
M Levenson
Sweet
Viola
J.—H. Aubel
Shapiro
J. Perlmann
Tod
N. YJ
Incorporated
Bryant
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!