Revocation of New Jersey teacher license over falsified certificate
The New Jersey State Board of Examiners revoked Thomas J. Bissell's first grade State teaching certificate and barred him from public schools. Investigators found Bissell took $200 to issue a false Flemington High School attendance certificate for Dr. Herman P. Reiger, aiding a smoother medical exam. Bissell admitted the payment but claimed it was a loan.
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New Jersey
State Board of Examiners
Thomas J. Bissell
Charlton Street
Newark
Bissell
Herman P. Reiger
Reiger
Flemington High School
Essell
Germans Beat United States In South American Rail Contract
European reports say a German steel syndicate won a rail contract for about 25 000 tons, edging out the United States Steel Corporation. Rails weigh 110 pounds per yard, priced just over $29 a ton delivered at Rosario. Freight advantages favored Germany by roughly $3.50 per ton, with German rates at about $2.50 per ton versus $6 for U S origins.
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Stahlwerke Verbund
German Steel Syndicate
Europe
United States Steel Corporation
Rosario
Pittsburg
Calendar for the Week Dividend payables and meetings list
A railway and industrial dividend calendar notes payments on common and preferred shares, books closes, and upcoming annual meetings across numerous firms such as American Sugar Refining, New York Central lines, chemical and mining firms, and utilities. Indicates dates around March 4 to March 7 and various record reference points.
Coupon Listings From Various U S Utilities Edges
A scanned fragment lists several bond coupon payments and issuers including American Clay Mfg Co in Columbus, Newark & Zanesville Electric Railway Co in Columbus and Zanesville, Corning N Y School District No 9, Charleston Illuminating Co, Depew Village Sewers 4s, Helena Light & Railway Co, Hudson Valley By Co collateral trust 5s, Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Co 1st 5s, and related notes. The terse item reads like a financial notices column detailing coupons payable at this office.
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American Clay Mfg. Co
Columbus
Corning
N. Y
Charleston Illuminating Co
Depew
Helena Light & Railway Co
Hudson Valley By. Co
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Co
Bonds and maturities due March 1908 in Washington and beyond
A compact list of bonds and notes due dates and issuers including cities counties and districts across Washington state and other states. Items mention 6 percent and 5 percent first mortgages general obligations sewer works electric light and water works bonds with due dates March 10 and March 20 1908 and various issuer names such as Adams County Everett Seattle Spokane Pierce County and Kings County among others.
Intricate Bond and Dividend Notes Across Midwest Firms
The item lists multiple bonds and dividends payable after March 18 1908 including Cleveland Akron Columbus Ry Co Gen 5s, Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR Co Reg Guar Std Quarterly Div 7 ¾%, and other securities. It notes various mortgages and stock concerns tied to locations such as Lima Waver Works Muskegon Division Rapids & Indiana Ry Co Ist 5s Con No 41 due Jan 1 1907, Marion County Indiana voting machine bends, and funding and school bonds in Washington Grant Butler towns with March and March 20 deadlines.
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Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Ry. Co
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Co
Lima
Ohio
Waver Works
Muskegon Division
Chand Rapids & Indiana Ry. Co
Marion County
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Wayne
Tinion City
Washington
Grant County
Butler
Distribution and dividend notices from early 1908 companies
The notices announce a $1 per share distribution on March 16 1908 for Great Northern Iron Ore Properties with books closed February 28 1908 and exchanges through March 16 1908, plus a separate $1.75 per share quarterly dividend on preferred stock of an unnamed company payable April 1 1908, and a Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway dividend of $3.50 per preferred share and $3.50 per common share payable April 20 1908 with record date March 20 1908. transfer agents and book closures in New York City are noted.
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Great Northern Iron Ore
Nassau Street
New York
Louis W. Hill
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Columbia Trust Company
Nessa St
New York City
A. H__LOEB
Chicago
Mip
Waukee & ST. Paul Railway Company
Roswell Miller
Broad
Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Railway Company
Illinois
Dent, Palmer & Co
William Street
M.gleason
American Hide and Leather CO
American Hide and Leather Company
Trist Company OF America
Wall Street
George A. Hill
Coupons Due and Payable at the Office of A B Leach & Co
Notices list coupons due and payable across multiple towns and states including Arcadia Indiana Durant Ind Ter Elwood Hammond Huntington Itasca Morrison Muskogee Newark Polk Red Lake Alexandria Argos Albion Jackson Vandalia Farmont with dates March 2 through March 24 and topics covering water works ditches paving funding and refunds.
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Arcadia
N. Y
Billings
Mont
Bloomington
Butler Co
Carthage
Texas
Collingwood
Ohio
Cook Co
Til
Durant
Ind
Water & Light
Elwood
Hammond
Water Works
Huntington
Isanti Col
Minn
Itasca’ Co
Court House
Kearney
Neb
Kokomo
la Crosse
Wis
Morrison Co
Muskogee
Newark
Polk Co
Bunge
Summitville
Red Lake Co
Alexandria
Vandala, Ill
Farmont, Ind
Philadelphia National Bank Balance Sheet 1908 Highlights
Philadelphia National Bank reports assets and liabilities as of February 14 1908 including Loans and discounts 24 219 142 694 816 1 618 226 818 525 620 Advances to banks United States bonds and reserves Capital stock Surplus and profits Deposits and note circulation under sectional headings. Executives Levi L Rue Lincoln Godfrey Harry Keser Horace Fortescue WM Sherwood chief cashiers and auditors listed.
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Levi L. Rue
Lincoln Godfrey
Harry. J. Keser
Horace Fortescue
WM. Sherwood
United States
From other banks cash on reserve details noted
A historical bank snippet shows cash on reserve figures and liabilities including capital stock, surplus and profits, with figures such as 7,343,496 and 8689,557,58240. D. HARRIS signs as cashier.
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D. Harris
Dividend notices from Consolidated Cotton Duck and Laclede Gas
The Consolidated Cotton Duck Company of Baltimore declares a 3 percent dividend on preferred stock for six months ending December 31, 1907, payable April 1, 1908, to stockholders of record March 20, 1908, with transfer books closing 3 PM March 20 and reopening April 24. Laclede Gas Light Company of New York mails its regular quarterly dividend of 1.25 percent on common stock, payable March 13, 1908, to holders of record at transfer-book close March 9, with books reopening March 17.
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Childs Co
Dairymen S Manufacturing Co
Dominion Coal Co
I. du Pont de Nemours Power Co
McKinley+Darragh Mining Co
New Amterdam Gas Co
Em Ey $Teel Springs Co
Stuyvesant Insurance Co
Western Gas Co
Consolidated Cotton Duck Company
Baltimore
Laclede Gas Light Company
Broad Street
New York
John I. Beggs
Loans and Investments Surplus and Net Profits Exposed
A concise report outlines how the Clearing House broadcasts its loans and investments. It notes a surplus and net profits, detailing resources and financial movements affecting balance sheets and stakeholder returns. The item emphasizes fiscal resilience and potential impacts on rates and liquidity.
Notice of stockholders meetings for several New York companies
A long list of notices schedules special and annual stockholders meetings in New York during March 1908. Banks and utilities including Mechanics and Traders Bank Western Gas Company Wallaston Realty Butler Ward Mauser Hyde Park Terrace Fells Realty and others announce dates times and locations for elections directors officers and related business at offices on Broad way Wall Street Broadway Mineola and Mineola Nassau County New York with secretary signatures and dates in February 1908.
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American Diesel Engine Co
Eta Twine Co
American Snuff Co
American Woolen Co
Diamond Match Co
Books
Donald Steamship Co
Edison Electric Illuminating Co
Brockton
Fells Realty Co
Forum Publishing Co
Havana Tobacco Co
Hyde Park Terrace Co
Iron Silver Mining Co
Mechanics and Traders’ Bank
New York Pneumatic Service Co
Quincy Mining Co
Books Close
Union Traction Co
Indiana
United Bank Note
Corporation
Mechanics & Traders’ Bank
Bank
Broadway
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
New York
James T. Ashley
WW. C. Damron
A. M. Dederer
Fdoward M
Conried. Bele Opera Comannanl
Conried Metropolitan Opera Company
R. L. Cottenet
Western Gas Company
Wall Street
City of
Alanson P. Lathrop
Wallaston Realty Company
Arthur Lyman
Butler Ward Company
Pearl Street
New York City
N. Y
G. Fred Starbuck
Mauser Manufacturing Company
Bog Fifth Avenue
Gustav F, Kolb
Sec
Hyde Park Terrace
Mineola
Nassau County
James E. Huntress
Fells Realty Company
Arthur W. Wellington
Mount Vernon Bank Report Close of Business 1808
The Mount Vernon National Bank reports financials as of February 14, 1808. Total assets amount to 2,811,582.99 with capital stock 100,000.00 and surplus and profits 225,577.85, among other items, detailing loans investments and deposit balances.
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Tional Bank
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Toanuti Doty
David Cromwell
V. Pres
G. G. Winship
Asst
National Bank of Rochester Financial Snapshot
Balance sheet figures show loans of 9.654 million and securities. Cash and due from banks and U S Treasury around 2.652 million. Liabilities include capital, surplus and profits, deposits totaling about 14.007 million. President Peter A. Vay listed with cash on hand and other items.
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First National Bank
Minneapolis
Nat'l Bank
Rochester
N. Y
U. S. Treasury
Marine National Bank Buffalo Lo N Y Financial Statements
The document lists assets and liabilities for Marine National Bank in Buffalo New York. It shows loans and investments, bonds and securities, cash on hand and with banks, capital stock, surplus and profits, and officers including Stephen M Clem as vice president and Clifford Asst Cash. Other figures include totals for assets and current income and staff names like John Bee Hubbell and H J Auer.
Loans and Investments and Securities Figures
The report lists figures for loans investments and securities with values including 17,448,947,57 and 7,961,134,02 alongside totals for cash due from banks and treasury liabilities totaling 16,230,719,23 and 851,649,801 respectively.
Thames National Bank Norwich Conn Balance Sheet Snapshot
The Thames National Bank of Norwich Conn lists loans investments and U S bonds with capital surplus and profits totaling about 4 042 796 71 dollars Sources show 2 807 863 20 500 000 22 838 80 712 094 71 1 000 000 1 665 320 05 Cashier W G Le reads as part of the bank’s financial statement
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Iles W. G LE
Merchants National Bank Providence RI Financial Statement
Banking house cash and due from banks. Capital surplus and profits. Bonds borrowed amounting to 8 874 692 54 dollars. Edward D Peace is president Moses J Barber cashier.
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U. S
Merchants’ National Bank
Providence, RI
Edward D. Peace
Moses J. Barber
First National Bank Richmond VA Resources and Figures
The First National Bank of Richmond outlines loans and investments, cash and due from other banks, capital, surplus, and funded bond accounts. John M. Miller Jr. is listed as president with detailed asset totals and visibilities.
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the First National Bank
Richmond, VA
Resources
First National Bank San Francisco Financial Snapshot
The document lists officers James K Lynch and J H Skinner with R Spreckels as president and J K Moffitt as chief. It details capital stock, surplus and profits, cash and sight deposits, securities holdings, and total assets reported around 16.6 million dollars. It shows liabilities near 5 million and positions in the bank’s executive and cashier staff.
Fourth National Bank of Nashville figures
Financial snapshot shows assets, loans and securities listed for the Fourth National Bank of Nashville Tennessee. Reports indicate cash and due from banks and U S at 3,814,701.29 with other totals and deposits totaling 5,407,699.52. Officers J. H. Keith pres and J T Howell cashier oversee the institution.
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Cap'l. Sur. & Pfts
J. Keith
J. T. Howell
Tootle Lemon Nat's Bank Notice
Joseph Missouri February 11 1998 report notes about Tootle Lemon Nat's Bank in a local financial notice with dates and location standings.
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Tootle
Lemon Nat’s Bank
Merchants National Bank Indianapolis Faces Capital Stock Figures
The report details Indianapolis based Merchants National Bank, showing capital stock figures of 31,000,000 with accompanying numbers and figures such as 110 565, 186.05 and other data related to the bank's equity and composition.
Bonds to secure U S deposit and other assets
A brief listing notes the use of bonds to secure a United States deposit along with other stocks and bonds and real estate. The fragment references payments or security instruments related to financial holdings. No further context or names are provided in the readable text.
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Demissi
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