Bankruptcy notice in New York proceeding before Hon. Learned Hand
United States Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan issues order for creditors to file verified claims against the estate of Benjamin W Brown and associates. Special master Peter B Olney to hear and report. claims must be filed by July 26, 1918. publication in The New York Times for two weeks. Noncompliance bars any claim to assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beningt
W. B. Brown
Parker & Aaron, Aretorneys
Peter B. Olney
Esquire
William Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
New York Times
Jniy
Dry Goods In Demand In Chicago Sale Signals Steady First Half
Dry goods trade shows strength as warmer weather and timely rain boost retail stocks. Mailable orders indicate inventories will close the first half year satisfactorily with shipments up from June last year and collections near normal. Merchants remain cautious after a slow selling season, but future orders hint at renewed activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rte
Ava
Proposals filed for four New York area corporations
Proceedings disclosing four corporations were filed with the Secretary of State. New York and Montauk Traph Company of 115 Broadway Newark Inc. increased capital from 5000 to 100900 with Frederick Jones as president and Horace B Hord as secretary. Bonora Motor Room Company of 63 Cham Street New York organized with 50000 capital Oscar Itzwee president and Charles D W le secretary. Noyes Realty Company of 800 First Avenue Whatton incorporated Sept 5 1908 with 400 capital Perley B Noyes president Edward Fellerly secretary. Oriental Tobacco Company of 228 St Nicholas Argentir New York incorporated June 1912 with 10000 capital HH Topratan president and R E Alltontan etary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Gie
Btwte
New York
Montauk Traph Cémy
Broadway
Newark
Frederick Jones
Horace B. Hord
Bonora Motor Iiom Company
Cham* Streeet
Lel
Oscar ~ Itzwee
Charlies D. W. le
Noyes Realty Company
First Avenue
Whattan
Perley B. Noyes
Edward Fellerly
Oriental Tobacco Company
St. Nicholas Argentir
New Yo
HH Topratan
R. E. Alltontan Etary
Provisional and transfer orders for police officers
Special orders list June 25 1915 provaletary appointments for patrolmen Hugh Downie and others to take effect June 25 with numerous transfers to detective division C O squad and other units. Additional resignations suspensions leaves and grade changes announced for patrolmen and detectives in Manhattan Brooklyn Queens and Fire Department personnel with July and June effective dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Downie
James Arreene
Mas F. Ryan
John L. Dawson
George Schford
Joseph Keit
Gerd KR. Normann
Ones W. Gray
Thomas J. Dodd
Albert Munechy
Willam F. Kirwan
John Murray
Otto Hettler
Lawrence J. Keelty
Nicholas J. Berry
James A Dooley
Joseph Avan
Daniel Kernon
John Faherty
James F. Gannon
Patrick Sullivan
Michael Oran
John Stone
Louis Siegel
Joseph HcCormick, Jr
Nathan Peckins
Michael B. Fierming
Transfera
D. Lonergan
Vision
Ting
John Dalyth
R. Pagens
W. J. Jones
C. J. Browne
Districtttorney
von Kirk
Agen
Chip
Gist
J. F. Archiopoli
Merit
Green
Henry Cohen
11Th Inspection District
Edward
Nett
Tith
T A. M
Joan L. Zimmerman
Y. He ‘Burnlé
C. H. Kuhnen
Kempf
P. J. Slevin
W. J. Garvey
J. — Y. Yesth
G. A. O’brien
Patrick McCaffrey
Joseph Pucciano
John A. Fackner
Thomas A. Dolan
James H. Brennan
Denis A. Lahey
Gamwel Rosenfield
James O'Rourke
George Trojan
John L. Weles
Frank L. Hogan
William E. Lawler
William I. MacDonald
William Morf
Otto J. Westehavenen
Jam & Muller
Jenn
Roberts
Davin
Me Mooney
Jana
Jensen
Lawrence
Kelly
Cummings
Walsh
Ie Iy Apesly
Mactaien Clunie
McGinnis
Irving
John Dugan
A. M
S&s A. M
A. Smiley
A. F. Neary
W. N. Kevil
W. T. Berle
C. Es
W. Buckley
Charous
H. A. Stoll
M. Finn
Ufman
Bureau of Telegraph
Georg A. Perley
Office of Commissioner
W. D. Rice, Jr
B. T. Schneider
C. P. Cavanagh
D. Stark
J. A. Heslin
National Retail Dry Goods Association to start study
The National Retail Dry Goods Association announced an investigation into department store owner employee relations to begin July 7 led by Elizabeth Gannon. The year-long study will cover wages hours environment profit sharing and sales efficiency across all states starting with Buffalo amid recent store employee strike concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Elizabeth Gannon
Pinkham
Miss Gannon
Buffalo
Trade conditions show dull summer, cautious buyers
Dan's Review notes slackened retail trade amid summer dullness while wholesale distribution stays fair. Tariff certainty spurs conservatism, crops face critical period with some spring wheat deterioration, and iron and steel demand remains steady. Grain markets, Bradsheet says, stay strong with light stocks and heavy merchandise consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Bradstreet's
New England Card and Webbing Day Office Closure Notice
The New York office on Fourth Avenue will be closed on Saturday July 5. The Jay Company as resident buyer has not obtained a 7 carton of Hillman’s goods for the uptown office, with unclear reference to Chicago and local singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
Fourth Avenue
Jay Company
Hillman's
Chicago
Mm. Singer
Hillman
Say Coomanye
Hearn & Son to Close Saturdays in July and August
James A. Hearn and Son of West Fourteenth Street announce summer hours with full Saturday closures. The store will close at 6 PM on Thursday July 3 and will reopen on Monday July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol A. Bloch
Nottingham Lace Works
West Seventeenth Street
Joch
Mauretania
Ascot
Chantilly
James A. Hearn & Son
West Fourteenth Street
Governor signs Anthracite Tax bill in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg, June 27. Governor Tener signed the Anthracite Coal Tax bill imposing a 2 percent ad valorem tax on all anthracite with 50 percent returned to the mining counties. The measure is expected to raise about 4.5 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penn
Tener
Real Estate Interests Protest Income Tax Deductions
Edward F. Clark, former Guardian Trust president, told a subcommittee of the Senate Finance Committee that the realty lobby opposes tax provisions. He argued deductions from gross income are unjust, favor overcapitalization, and harm small corporations in real estate and related trades. He urged an amendment allowing deduction of mortgage interest from gross income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Clark
Guardian Trust Company
Allied Real Estate Interests
Senate Finance
Clark
Senate Finance Committee
Ruling Keeps Champagne Duty as Sparkling Wine
The Board of United States General Appraisers ruled that champagne retains its sparkling wine status even if no effervescence is evident on opening. The ruling overruled the importer E. L. Parker’s claim for lower duty as still wine, noting corking and wiring indicate sparkling wine. Other cases upheld duties on imitations and advertising circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
United States General Appraisers
E. L. Parker
Buffalo
Ad Valorem
Farbenfabriken Af Pipeceid Company
Weather forecast by region for weekend nationwide
The United States Weather Bureau forecast for Saturday and Sunday calls for generally fair conditions across the Carolinas Georgia Florida and Alabama with scattered thunderstorms in Florida and local rains in Mississippi Louisiana and Texas Some regions expect fair skies while others anticipate local showers or thunderstorms including Utah Montana New Mexico and Minnesota Midwest states foresee fair warm or locally unsettled weather with light to moderate winds from the southeast or east Nebraskan and Kansas areas show continued warmth and fair conditions Overall the outlook emphasizes variable winds and a mix of showers and clear spells across the southern and central United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Oca
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
North Dakota
Montana
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Iowa
Indiana
Illinois
Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Minnesota
Issouri
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Financial woes plague several firms as bankruptcy filings rise
The report details multiple bankruptcy petitions and financial distress across New York firms. John C. Orr Company faces a proposed debt settlement with worthless stock, while American Silk Garment Company and others show insolvent ledgers. Court actions authorize continued operations where needed, with extensive creditor lists and asset shortfalls cited.
Weekly Failure Report from Bradstreet on US business alerts
Bradstreet reports 260 business failures in the United States for the week, up from 245 last week and 239, 227, 197, and 218 in corresponding weeks from 1912 to 1909. Regional totals show Middle States 68, New England 30, Southern 58, Western 61, Northwestern 10, Far Western 33, Canada 18, with about 85 percent of failing concerns having capital of 5 000 dollars or less and some 5 000 to 20 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
United States
Middle States
New England
Southern
Western
Northwestern
Far Western
Cannas
Judgments Entered For Amounts Exceeding One Hundred Dollars
Yesterday judgments were filed listing debtors and amounts over 100 dollars. Names include Alberts Henry T Cunningham 212 dollars Axelrod Israel J Schwam Abbott Isaac E M B Cash 353 dollars Apert Arthur Wisconsin Pearl Button Co Brown Clarke Berela Co 773 dollars Black Samuel N Feldman Becher Mollie Netan J H Taft gut Brownell Harry J Freestone 1 dollar Brown Yorvie Je urg Prathere 11 Bryant Edward Peet Co Sewers Frederick a F Taylor and others Browder George A A M Callender and others Cushman Avery F P M Brown 177 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberts
Henry—T. Cunningham
Axelrod
Israel
J. Schwam
Abbott
Isaac E
M. B. Cash
Apert Arthur
Wisconsin
Pearl Button Co
Brown
Clarke Berela Co
Black
Samuel—N Feldman
Becher, Mollie and Netan
J. H. Taft
Gut. Browne
Judgments Satisfied List of Debtors and Creditors
A historical entry records numerous judgments satisfied with debtor and creditor names, dates of filing or satisfaction, and amounts. It lists individuals and companies such as Altman Bella, Raskin, Levine, O'Shea, Totebatho, Sunptian, Griffin Co., McCormick Watson Stillman, and Tobacco Growers Society, with dates ranging 1906 to 1922 and varied sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altman
Bella—R. Lien
David—J. Raskin
Dai Me OP
Alfred B
Rug
Diamond Drill Carbon’ Co
Levine
Sunny American Bank
L. Purdy
Guagiaci
Henry
C. A. O'Shea
Fuses
Heb .Pecbla
I. Giuseppe Totebatho
Joe Soncei Motors Truck Co
Ile John Caning Co
D. T. Quinn
James R. Fig Eapenle
Sunptian
Monaton
Heration
Robert Griffin Co
McCormick
Thomas J
Watson Stillman Co
Minzesheimer
Benjamin—L
Skaperdas
Theodore
Constaine
Anastas
M. Fantel
Steinberg
Wiliam
William Grossman
Nathan’ Grossman
New York Incorportions Use Foreign and Domestic Firms
The New York Times reports a batch of new incorporations in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Notable entries include Riverside Seca Foreign and Domestic Warehouse Company Inc with $73,000, The Favoritory of Manhattan with $150,000, Henneberger-Hartley Realty Corporation of the Bronx at $90,000, and other entities such as Mount Ke nena Pleasant View Realty, Sanitary Soap and Tower Supply Co Inc, and The Economy Malt Order Company. Also listed are Automatic Letter Company Inc, Joffe & Greenbaum Building Company, Karin Manufacturing, Ideal For Dressing and Dyeing Corporation, Prospect Business Association, Danisis Stores Company, Roach Brothers Company, Rosenwald Winnsheimer Inc, C. Rose Realty Corporation, Hendrick Hudson Sand and Grave Company, Northwestern Theatrical Company, Universal Store & Rialties Company, and Western Vermont Power and Light Co. The entries show varied industries from realty and lumber to hats, wall coverings, notes, and utilities. A note indicates these foreign corporations are authorized to do business in the state, with origins including New Britain Conn and Rutland Vt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Riverside
Foreign and Domestic Warehouse Company Inc
Manhattan
William Phillipson
George B. Wallace
Arthur B. Wallace
East
Tae York
Favoritory
Haviland
Charles Jackson
John B&b
Sieotian
Tle
Wall Street
New York
Henneterger-Hartley Realty Corporation
The
Bronx
Herman Henneer
Henry M. Jeyne
Edward Hartley
Eat
Nm Avenue
Mount Ke Nena
Pleasant View Realty
Fay P. Andeih
Louis P. Miller
John W. Farrington
West Eleventh Street
Sanitary Soap and Tower Supply Com Inc
Charles Noman
Isadore Rosenthal
Marry Rosenthal
OM West Nist Street
the Economy Malt Order Company, Inc
Edwin M. Hoftheimer
Samuel F. Hyman
Louis Lehman
West 140Th Street
West York
Automatic Letter Company, Inc
Z. Karin Manufacturing Company
Ent
Brooklyn
Wall
Ries
August Kirkeby
William
Alexander Manuls
Harry Davidson
Alexander Turek
Fifteenth Street
Danisis Stores Company, Inc
Cealty
Henry D. Daniels
Mortis Slotnik
Martin D. Flomenhart
Stanton Street
Roach Brothers Company, Inc
Moon Mutt
Harry Rauch
Max Rauch
Goerck Street
John Faillon
Bartholomew E. Longthou
John J Hartigan
Thirty-second Street
Broadway
Northwestern Theatrical Company, Inc
Fred Starr
Tame D. Barton
Ernest J. Sorriate
Universal Store & Rialties Company
New Britain
Conn
Henry Nieman
Western Vermont Power and Light Co
Rutland
Joseph Taylor
Pine Street
Arrival of Buyers In Cross-Region Trade Column
Arrival of buyers is noted with registrations by telephone at 1000 Bryant. The column lists numerous merchant names and firms across cities such as Detroit Detroit Mich Newland Hat Company J Gleason hats Washington Place Navarre Pisitz Carpet Co Birmingham Alabama L Pisitz carpets York Lewis A T Son D G Co Denver Miss E Kelly muslin underwear corsets infants wear Wellington Gladding B H D G Co Providence R I D W Morton dress goods silk 200 5th Siegel F Bros Chicago H C EB Day piece goods 77 W 22d Joel A Sons Athens Ga J B Joel furnishings McKelvey O Youngstown Ohio Luaniek linens wash goods 320 Church Cherry Los Angeles G H Cherry ready to wear Meldrum H A Buffalo Hoffman furniture Bachman Guigen Co Wheeling Weaton W H Baeur laces linens Callender McAuslan Troup Co Providence neeneron ribbons Walker Solomon K Co Ritt eburt Penn A Weil Rh gan Branisco Cal L B feill R C neisco barber Cheval md Ohio A D Kramer cloakings Rector's
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newland Hat Company
Detroit
Mich
J. A. Gleason
Washington Place
Navarre
Pisitz
Carpet Co
Birmingham
Ala
L. Pisitz
York
Lewis, A. T., & Son
D. G. Co
Denver
Col
Miss E. Kelly
Wellington
Gladding
B. H
Providence
Cherry's
Los Angeles
G. H. Cherry
Meldrum
H. A
Buffalo
D. Hosmer
So Hoffman
Bachman- Guigen Co
Wheeling
Bankrupt Mary A White Ordered to Appear in NY Court
In the Southern District of New York Judge Learned Hand orders the alleged bankrupt Mary A White to appear and plead by July 15 1913 or face adverse adjudication. Petition filed May 21 1913 shows efforts to serve have failed. publication in The New York Times required for two weeks. Last known address listed as 150 West ith Street New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia Court
New York Times
City of New York
West Ith Street
Notice of Bankruptcy Proceedings in Southern District of New York
The United States District Court Southern District of New York ordered that Abraham Nathalie be adjudged bankrupt after petition filed May 28 1913. The court directs publication in The New York Times once weekly for two weeks and service by mail to Nathalie at 101 North Washington Street Manhattan. Justice Learned Hand signed the order June 17 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seadingiatas
United States District Court
Southern District of New York
Theodore D. Kauffer
New York
Rector Street
A. D
Seaman Miller
Solomon L. Mossier
Sa A
Pankru
M. A. Thomas
M. A. Thomas Co
M A Thomas Co
Creditore
Benkrust
United States District Court For
Guilfing
Manhattan
Yy Aa
White
Robert McLeod Jackson
Mary A White
Hunt, Hill & Berra
Fays
Abpaham WN
Jabalie
Joseph Dannenberg
Walter S. Bchilchler
Abraham Nathalie
Ferris, Dannenberg & Ansbacher
Hia Lure
Adins Laas Prey Petitio
New York Times
Enid
Washington Street
Borough of
City of New York
U. S. District Court
Southern District of
Morris M Gruber
Pats Cha Sical Works
Lauter
Morris M. Gruber
United States
United States Court House
Post Offic
Markus Lessin
New Terom
Smaman Miller
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Marshall
Bissolvec
Police and Fire News
Victor L. Chevrett
Goth
Henry E. Engie- Mann
Lal
Richmond
McCartney
Callhan
Qath
Born
Bath
Lst
Russ
Sweet
O'Connell
Crowley
Sem
Actin
Pac Chiat
Helm
Italion
Ag Fon Kelly
Carlock
Farley
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Sier
Dougherty
Tonic Se
Cuset Os
Calee & Bus
Sailiea Earic
Sassa
Joan F. King
Sasume
A.M
4Th Division
John F. Dewpaney
Timothy W. ‘ ‘Vowley Ee Si
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John E Farrey
James Sheriock
Stattalion
John Ene H
L. 23
George H. Winter
14Th Battalion
Odaye From & A M
Queenevil
O'rlara
Binker
Geatons
D. Ids Am
Jet’ Murray
Gooderson
Fitzgerald
Reilly
Aenea
Origan
Doviey
Forey
Yecation
Foley
Bbth
Connelly
Geth
Weeeten
McKernan
Bataation Woods
Golden
A7th
Kane
Ryeo
Soden
Moran
Farrell
Smith
Farely
Italion McGuire
Murray
Jennings
Langan
Callaghan
Norton
Costello
Sieioncune
Conroy
J. W. Orr
J. J. Rahal
J. J. Murphy
J. F. Leddy
J. Datz
Marks
Roig
T. Foy
Se. Seaman
L. McCarroll
L. A. D. Soracco
R. F. Thomsohn
G. Warr
L. C. Hauptner
A. &. Jenkins
C. Fraundorf, Jr
L.W. Egan
Birney
Uth
L. Castrin
L. C. Siegel
E. Sullivan
C. Dittmar
A. Wood
Lord
L. T. McLoughlin
H .2Ng
W. N. Blackwell
J. Robinson
J. J. Mullin
G. J. Walsh
S. S. Letts, Jr
H. Ketter
Grand Central Palace
W. W. Nugent
Butler Brothers
Major Haussling
Gov
Fielder
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Dan
Lloyd’s
Brighton Beach
Greater New York
Park Place
John C. Orr Company
Adrian T. Kiernan
American Silk Garment Company
James Grand
Fifth Avenue
Debany Brothers
Kassar Brothers
W. H. Haesett
John Leone
John Leone, Jr
East 1 Street
Robert J. Mahoney
Tiebout Avenue
Joseph Leone, Sr
Theodore A. Cook
Callicoon
Sullivan County
Martin Hermann
Fred H. Stark
Fred Hesenpfiuh
W. L. Cook
Marco Markowitz
M. Schulman & Co
M. Rude & Co
Brown Brothers & Simon
Brown Waist Company
Greene Street
Tura
D. Murphy Trucking and Rigging Company
D. Murphy Trucking and Ng Company
Warren W
Oo Eiak Fidelity Ie Folstie
Dot -Stanbatten Leasing Aoebobines
Henry—H. R. C. Watson
Costa
Paul W
W. J. Lipp
Loew Tillie
Misak Keller
C. Feidman
Lefi
Illiam H
Spence
Peter C
N. H. Weil
Schor
Clio
L. Lichtenheim
Sulinski
Emily
Joseph Sulinski
Joseph Gurski
B. Block
May Jean B
N. Y
Wavine
Philip
W. N. Gladke
Thomas
Hugh
T. T. Hopper
Herman
M. R. Mulvaney
Weiser
Joseph and
Mary
J. Dahlman
Watson
Thomas B., Jr
Patterson Bros
Alliegro & Spallane Construction Co
Wickes Bros
Annex Homes of
N. Y., Inc
Matilda Francolini
R. Halley
Lakes of
Maine
Maine Woods
Lakes
L Lines
New York City
N.Y
Hgland
Lee Ee
Ae Sean
Bryant
Hartford Saxony
ER & Joseph
Andr J. McCamach
Iustiegert
Adrian H. Pull
Shaana County
Mon River Power Coast
District Court OF the United States
District of New Jersey
Sigmund Elkin
Beerie
Perth Amboy
New Jer
Busic
Bankee Os
Les Ve
Descri
Cosalien
Tober
Elgin MicBurne
Bankru
Morris A. Shapiro
Learned Hand
Saarmine
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