Pennsylvania Rail Trains Cut Back to Aid War Effort
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced extensive passenger service reductions to free trackage for troop movements and government supplies. Six New York to Washington and Philadelphia to Washington routes will be withdrawn with multiple trains eliminated or rerouted, and several sleeping and dining cars discontinued as of July 1, affecting Pittsburgh, Erie, and Kane segments and related connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York-Washington
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Ss A. M
West Philaelphia
Broad
Federal Express
Ashington
That City
Baltimore
Wien
Trenton
Newark
New England
Fennsyivenie Station
Buffalo
Ttebur
Harrisburs
Philadelpha
Lea
Broad Street Station
Pittsburgh
Altoona
Harri
Philade
New York-Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Iron City Express
New Yo
New York Mail
Kane
Penn
Erie
Northern Express
Phila
Prevent
Delphia
New York-Charlotte
Southern Railway
Pennsylvania Station
New York-Charleston
New York-Wilmington
N. C
New York and New Orleans
New York-Winston-Salem-Jacksonville
Norfolk & Western
Tennervents
Iladelphia
Sheenseget
Pittsby
Muskoka Lakes
Toronto
Grand Trunk Railway
Fighting Soldiers In Court Over Street Brawl
Second Lieutenant Horace Hatch of the Twelfth Infantry N G N Y and Private James Kelly were arrested after a street brawl. Hatch was discharged and Kelly received an enhanced sentence after testimony about a disturbance outside a club. Campbell and Patrolman Joffey described attempts to disperse the group. Colonel Reginald Foster observed the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace McK. Hatch
Twelfth Infantry
James Kelly
West Side
Nolan
Hatch
Kelly
Yale
Horace Hatch
Campbell
Joffey
Reginald Foster
Bronx Subway Connection Opens This Weekend
The Second and Third Avenue elevated lines in the Bronx will link with the West Farms branch this Sunday. Regular trains start early Monday as the new connection is expected to ease congestion at the 149th Street Third Avenue station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
West Farms
149Th Street
Third Avenue
Open for 1-inch Clack fur and various fabrics
Numerous New York fashion buyers seek coats dresses and fabrics from m erchants. J & B Sapiro Cloak Co 37 45 West 20th Chelsea 9600 wants fur and cloaks. Dyers and jobbers including Mittenthaus Sons and Kaufman s Underset Store solicit samples and cash quotes for silks velvets and serges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase’s
J. & B. Sapiro Cloak Coc
West
Chelsea
Cheviot
Mellon
Navy
Brown
Oxford
Barnet Miskin
West 21St
UAT
West 20Th
Kaufman
Penn
Ben F.levis
Windison Av
Fener
West 36Th St
Knickerbocker
Ases
M. Gilassberg
Jobber P
West 25Th
Mittenthaus Sons
Broadway
Kferseys
Max Scott
Peco
Chelnea
Poiret
Leonard St
Roane Costume Co
West H. Chelsea St
Globe
Goldas
Trade in fabrics and garments steady with assortments on sale
The Market reports a fair day for gray goods and a broad sale of coats dresses and fabrics. Sellers like Shapiro Cloak Co. and Klein Union Square push closeouts while mills note rising demand for pleated dresses and yardage for fall. Silk trends from Yokohama to Milan influence local prices as government orders loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Talbot
Shapiro Cloak Co
West
Palm Beach
T. Weinberg & Sons
West 27Th
Jacobus Bros
Novick
Simon Brothers
Canal St. Tel
Julliard
Lieberman, Horwitz
West Lith
Farragut
J. L
Gramercy
Frincess
West 24Th St. S
The
Little Duchess Dress Co
West 29Th
Globe
Glockner
National Garment Co
Bronner_ Bros. _& Hadra
West 27Th St
Gabardines
Poplins
Madison Square
Georgette
Chelsea Silk Works
Marke-Senner
Ison Square
Rollinson
G. &Liouse Co
X Times Annex
Nivel
West Bh
Klein
Union Square
Deutchman Bros
West 2
20Th
A. Russakow
West 21St St
Pan American Skirt Co
Weat
West 20Th 20Th St
Chelsea
Ralph
Prince
Yokohama
H. L. Gwalter & Co
Canton
Shanghai
Silver Exchange
China
England
Bankruptcy Petitions Listed for Peake Co and Associates
The New York Times reports multiple bankruptcy petitions against Benedict E. Peake and Co makers of children's clothing at 23 Waverly Place, along with Isidore B. Derman fur sets, Augustus Rogers contractor, Proctor's Restaurant Inc., Pope Brothers stock brokers, Charlotte Walst Co., and several other firms. Receiverships and asset details accompany liabilities ranging from thousands to tens of thousands of dollars, with various locations including New York City and out of town cases in Utica and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Peake & CO
Benedict E. Peake
Isaac Cohen
Max Edelstein
Fi. BE. Peake & Co
Waverly Place
M. L. Pelletier
Fred R. A. Stiefel
Herman & Wolowits
Manton
Asa B. Kellogg
Isidore B. Derman
Isidore BR
Derman
West Thirty-first Street
P. Blauner
Harry Bell
R. Dunn
William J. Hefferman
Augustus Rogers
East Ninetyfirst Street
Rogers & McManus
Park Avenue
Proctor's Restaurant, Inc
John M Quinn
Proctor’s Restaurant, Inc
Pine Street
Pope Brothers & Cheppy Company Ltd
Henry B. Woods
Pope Brothers
Wall Street
Ibaac Blanck
Charlotte Walst Company
Fifth Avenue
Ac- Broadway
Charles R. McBride
Vanes
Vandewater Street
Harry Wisner
Roworth Manufacturing Company
Maiden Lane
Joseph H. San
Thomas Davis
Samuel Fischer
Harry Davis
East Twenty-first Street
Harry L
William L. Burrander
Penson Place
Far Rockaway
Jacob Feinman
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
Jacob Kaplan
Broadway
New York City
City water tunnel bids sought for Schoharie project
Notice from New York City Water Supply calls for bids by 11 A M Tuesday July 17 1917 for the Schoharie tunnel segment of the water supply to Esopus creek. Plans and bid documents cost 20 dollars and may be obtained from the Secretary or Principal Assistant Engineer at the listed address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itn
Justo
John FF
Wawa Aes
Board of Werstone
George Feathirs Will Ff
Uni
New York
Kensico
Westchester
Tor
Mneeret
Must Pay Her Housekeeper After Jury Verdict
A New York Supreme Court Justice ruled that Mrs Agnes Suffern Taller Burnett must pay Julia Mulligan King 12572 for wages and borrowed money. The housekeeper testified she worked from 1888 to 1912 at 7 East Twelfth Street, New York, with notes dating to 1902 1912. Burnett did not testify, and an earlier accounting action was not pressed. Burnett is sister to Mrs Robert R. Livingston and T Suffern Tatler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Platszek
Agnes Suffern Taller Burnett
Henry L. Burnett
United States
New York District
Julia Mulligan King
Burnett
Damron Acquitted in Second Grand Larceny Trial
William C. Damron, former president of the Home Bank of South Brooklyn, is acquitted in the Supreme Court on a grand larceny charge after a second trial. He had previously been convicted in January 1913 of diverting $2,500 of the bank's funds and had fought for an acquittal ever since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Damron
Home Bank of
South Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Etrc
Mr. Damron
Receivers Granted $20,000 Each by Federal Judge
Judge Learned Hand in federal court approved payments of 20000 to ex receivers Walter C. Noyes and Alfred Mailing as part of their compensation for services to the American Real Estate Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Learned Hand
Federal District Court
Walter C. Noyes
Alfred
American Real Estate Company
Arriving Buyers and Retail Listings Across Cities
Arriving Buyers may register by phone. The column lists multiple merchants across cities such as Baltimore Boston Bridgeport Buffalo Charlotte Chicago Cleveland Colorado Springs Columbus Dallas Elmira Harrisburg Huntington Lancaster Lebanon Louisville Mansfield Montreal Norwich Philadelphia Pittsburgh Plattsburg Raleigh Richmond Rochester Salt Lake City Scranton Springfield St. Louis Washington Wilmington with goods ranging from silks and fabrics to ready to wear and carpets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Goldenberg
Boston
William Filene
Barrett
Sudbury Mfg
M. Lewis
Walais
Latham
J. McDonnel
Broadway Central
R. H. White Co
C. Koven
Wolfson
Miss Oakley
East
Gilchrist Co
T. Wilson
A. O'Connell
Bridgeport
Conn
F. E. Beach Co
R. E. Blum
House Furn
Marlborough
Buffalo
N. Y
Clawson & Wilson Co
J. Wilson
Leonard
Hens & Kelly Co
T. C. Dooley
Union Uare
Flint
Kent
I. B. Ape
N. Y.J
N. Adam & Co
B. J. Muller
West
ST. Charlotte
N. C
Belk Syndicate
Mr. Elk
McDonald
Broadway
Aene & Graf
A. Haas
Park
Chicago
Carson, Pirle, Scott & Co
R. W. Hall
Sflks
Gordon & Chapman
H. Gordon
Marie Antoinette
Cleveland
Batley Co
Mr. Hitcher
Palm Beach
Madison
Printz-Biederman Co
J. Printz
Woolens
Sunshine Cloak and Suit Co
W. Schwartz
Strauss Bros. Co
Higbee Co
M. Kiley
Colorado Springs
Col
C. A. Hibbard & Co
C. A. Hibberd
Columbus
Ohio
B. Secrimger
Dallas
Texas
Higginbotham, Dallegeen Co
W. L. Logan
Piece Goods
I’ Way
Hirinbotham, Batley, Logan Co
J. B. Donovan
Dress Goods
Dayton
L. Trosler Co
Green
Elmira
J. J. Fienagan
Reety-Tewear
T. BM
Bresnia
Ekiris
Harrisburg
Penn.Kaufman
Mr. Lloyd
Hintington
W. Va
Watts
E. c. Halstead
Lancaster
Penn
Hager & Bro
Lebanon
A. C. Zimmerman
Louisville
Shopioay Shopinsky
J. Moses & Co
Moses
Mansfield
Albrecht
G. Albrecht
Wfikibenoun
Ives
Uphame
Montreal
Dupuis Freres
Lepine
Pelicoin
Ee Breslin
Ginsburg Broa
H. Dry
Broadway den Norwich
Porteous Co
J. M. Lee
Malinery
Jay Hill
Philadelphia- Ve. Here & Co
PHD Adelphia
Toy Waist Co
Pittsburgh
Kaufmann & Baer
Beggs & Buble
Eckert
H. M. Levy
Brostell
Campbell’s
L. C. Scott
Wallick
Pittsburg
H—Renwick Preteens Co
de Gullett
Plattsburg
Richmond
Weisberger
Berger
Madison Am Tuer Am Co
Rand
Rochester
N. G
Clarke Bros An Eron
Dloaka
Suits
Atike
Eye
Coil Springfield
Maass
A. Ie Steiger
R. P. Williams
Springfield
Mass
W. W
Et i Co
L. Toben
Anableynd Broadway
ST. Louis
Stix Dry
Geo
Wey
L. R. McDermott
Ribbons
Washington
D Co
A. Cohen
Flanders Wilmington
Nel
Belk- Wittens
Williams
Papsiene Co
Jnge Goons
Cobb
Judgment list in New York County shows numerous debt claims
Debtors and creditors appear in a lengthy New York County judgment filing dated June 15 1917 and earlier. Entries name Castle Waters Garment Co Inc versus Elberger and many others with sums from 14.08 to 6 471.15, listing firms trustees and banks among creditors and debtors. The document also includes references to public notices and naval procurement proposals in adjoining text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Waters and Garment Co., Inc
S. Elberger
E.e. Wees
Renee Ee
Cohen
David
M. Schneider
Dunfee
Massachusetts
Bruno
Nunzio
E Hubbard
C. A. Marah
Busch
T—M
Coan Bogert
Ecalvin—E. Baw
Frederick B.—Mechanics Bank
Coleman
Clyde J.underwood
Hector— Petre Schmidt
Goodman Co
M. Laderer
Ybte
Greenberg
Morris Lipsman
Katherine P
Sere Motor Truck Co. Gilronan
Joseph—Lincoln Square Ga
L. Hygela Distilled Water Co., Inc
L. Henry—Emerson Phone of
N. Y
Haines
Chas. E
A. Stein
M. Simmons
Imperial Trim O., Inc
Warren
Jacobs & Davies, Inc
P. McCann
Kolofaky
Inc
Rphy
Urphy
Mable Co
Sion
WIN Etestvives
New York County
Wachenheim & =. Inc
E. Westbury
Levine
Morris N
Frank
Hernstein
Jacob B
Leider Ving
J. J. Geraty
Essen Construction Co., Inc
Denween
Igbt ci
Lerraina
Lillian
G. B. Bredy
Samuel Ew
Abra Grand Lodge
Ham
N. Y. Central
M. Scheuer
Richards
Eugene L
B. Richter
Eee
Casgere Ee
Siestrom
Robert
Sherman National Leah
Van
Wit
Salvin, Pauli
A. V. Lyall
May
Eeoreseres Wei
W. P. Corbett
Nh Ensign Improvement Co
A. Damsey
M. Brenner
G. Eversmann
Rehmidt
William
J. Hertz
Schulman
Nathan
G. Eichhorn
Snes Es
Levison and Co Financing at 141 Fifth Avenue
A brief item notes Levison and Co accounts at 141 Fifth Avenue financed and mentions Wormler and Co commercial activity with accounts on Liberal Trading Co at 51 Chambers Street. The fragment references advances on accounts and estate dealings, showing ongoing finance arrangements and business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levison & CO
Fifth Avenue
Wormler & CO
Athans
Liberal Trading Co
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Lieut. Hatch
Civi
St.Louis
Anheuser-Busch
U.S.A
Anheuser-Busch Agency
Budweiser
Business World
Pacific
N. D
Franklin
Kerseys
Bolivia
Merit Co
Botany
N. Frieiman
Care J. Goldwasser
Whitman
Nama
Bedford
J. de Booth & Son
Poplin
Farr
Jersey
Retail Millinery Association of America
Weit
New York Times
Utica
John 8. Powers
Glens Falls
Abraham Frank
Pitcain
Lomon Lowenstein
Ition
Crown Express van and Storage Company
Glenwood Avenue
Master Bullaete Co
Perlman
Morrisie ‘Kaplan
Rockin
Samuel
Samuel Weinstein
S. Worsteim
Ceeseereee
Regal Product Corporation
Sidney Finterathte Button Co
Seberzer
Harry—S
Nassau Brewing Co
H. View Donnie
Nibur Realty Co., Inc
J. T. Bushong
Whiilipa
Fred Mb
Mon
Ssncrenectes
Packard Acme Garage, Inc
L. G. Reed
Lesky, Samuel
Joseph
State Industrial
Soma Ted
State of New York
Ereerees
Saibitano
Anthony Or
Antonio
Pedro Zatnndie
D. A
Rats
Tapenbaum, Hyman
Union Sway Co
Costs
U. 8
Manufacturers Distributing Co., Inc
G. F. Gregory
Underpinning An Foundation Co
Strobel & Wilken Co
Imo
Verstendeg
Fredericka
L. Beck
Teller
A. M. Lovay
al Sane
Teitz
Emanuel
James Law
J. Dun Fees Amas
Wallace
Thomas
G. N
Borowik
Jacob
Marinucci
Dominick
Giovanni Clampoll
Gennaro Colanna
J. J. Kellys
Pollack
Mildred
City of
Rosendorf
Lemuel
M. Lifschoff
OT Smith
Clarence
G. BE
Weaver
Schrader
George P
P. Fusco
Commercial Paper
France
Charles Strauss
Charles N. Chadwick
Oneetee Galvin
Board of Water Supply
GnoRoe Featherstone
Gen. Burnett
Damron
Bryant
Alvin Walet & Dress Co
H. Kats & Son
New
Charles Les Strauss
Charles N
Chad
Charles N. Chad
John F. Galvin
Board of Water
George Featherstone
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Oliver P. Newman
Louis Ure Kutz
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