New Yorkers Turn Batting Eye Against Southern Nine
New York gains 8 to 3 victory over Atlanta as Ball boosts lineup with a triple and strong fielding. Elberfeld sidelined, Moran leads Atlanta with a homer and triple. Vonroy of New York shines at third, Hempill and Niles show speed, and pitchers Newton and Lake handle most hitters. The teams meet again tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Elberfeld
Ball
New Yorkers
Hake
Newton
Yankees
Moran
Atlantas
Vonroy
Charley Hemphill
Harry Niles
New York Times
Moxcrow
Rabioa
Ribeoae Niles, My
Mann’g
Keeler
O'Colins
Stahl
O'S'dheer
Jordan
Chase
Fox
Ho Phill
Conroy
Wilkes
Blair
Coveny
Lake
O Walsh
Schoop
Litton
Sitton
Manning
Hemphill
Niles
New York Manning
Sandie
Take
Bitton
Newfdood Lake
Walsh
Mr. Short
Giants Hit By Hard Line Drive At Marlin Practice
A line drive struck Manager McGraw on the right hand during Giants practice in Marlin. The injury split the index finger to the bone and required a physician but was not immediately fatal. McGraw will bench for the next two weeks as he recovers while the team continues practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin
Exas
Hannifah
McGraw
Giants
Ers
Ido
Engineers Playoff Debut as Johnson Loses to Bittman Nine
In Long Island City yesterday afternoon the Johnson team fell 2 to 1 to the Bittman nine. Both squads comprised engineers from the Borough of Queens Topographical Bureau and were named for department chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island City
Johnson
Bittman
Borough of
Queens
Hureau
Cable chess match opens with American Britain crews
Ten Americans faced ten Britons at the Brooklyn Chess Club and Hotel Savoy under City of London Chess Club auspices. Matches began with strong American positions on boards 2 3 and 4 though most games were even. the Howell Ward game ended in a draw on board six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Newnes
Brooklyn
A Square
Hotel Savoy
City of London Chess Club
London
Thither
America
Great Britain
Hodges
Blackburne
Ole Idsaswa
Atkins
Decesecvo
Cseccvess
Lawrence Delmar Eile
Richmond Stadéimann Wwa
Inwright Howell
Cespeede Schietzer
Wolbrecht
Libaire
Robinson
College of City of New York senior wins tight interclass track meet
The CCCNY senior class triumphed in a close gym track meet on Washington Heights led by Johnson 1908 who won the mile and half mile and helped the relay. Freshmen Weber and Langman impressed in events as Townsend Harris Hall claimed mixed relays and distance races with several clear performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of the City of New York
College Gymnasium
Washington Heights
Johnson
Weber
Langman
Townsend Harris Hall
Harris Hall
Norman
Stander
Harris H Tolmack
Herscher
Ards
Townsend
Henry
Bogen
Hajack
Katz
Polley
Hyman
Larkin
Starr
Rosenberg
Bischoff
Frank
Sc Tech
Schultz
Mardfin
Schaeffer
Weisman
Baldridge beats Leidig in three cushions match
W Baldridge and P Leidig played at Maurice Daly's Academy with five-point handicaps. Baldridge won the game by 25 to 22 after twenty six innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Baldridge
P. Leidig
Maurice Daly
Academy
Baldridge
Bankers group sails for Europe on St Paul
H. P. Davison of First National Bank W. H. Porter of Chemical National and D. E. Pomeroy of Bankers' Trust Company depart aboard the American liner St Paul for a European vacation. The trio had anticipated a break after the strenuous recent period during which Davison was notably active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
H. P. Davison
First National Bank
W. H. Porter
Chemical National
D. E. Pomeroy
Bankers’ Trust Company
St. Paul
Vison
Canadian Interests Lose Bid in Lake Superior Case
Vice Chancellor Garrison in Jersey City denied an injunction in the Canadian Improvement Company suit against J Tatnall Lea and Philadelphia bank officers. The case sought to restrain banks from voting 50,000 Lake Superior Corporation shares held as collateral, a dispute tied to the 1903 Consolidated Lake Superior Company finance and Ontario's 1 million loan. The ruling compels Canadian and American interests to share control of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
Jersey City
Canadian Improvement Company
J. Tatnall Lea
Philadelphia
New York
Lake Superior Corporation
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Consolidated Lake Superior Or
Ontario
No Steel Rail Dispute Report Denied by Railroad Official
An official of the Pennsylvania Railroad denied yesterday reports of a dispute with United States Steel over rail manufacture. The steel maker has not refused to produce rails to Pennsylvania specs, though rail price terms are under discussion and may affect other orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania
Trade conditions outlook from Dunn's Review and Bradstreet
Dunn's Review notes cheerier sentiment due to good farm weather and higher security prices with slow progress in commercial channels. Early spring sales rise in apparel. retail trade remains quiet though payrolls are larger and some plants boost forces. Bradstreet highlights slight gains in distributive trade and booked business, but overall buying remains conservative with large year‑over‑year declines, wages falling, coal and steel demand weak, cotton goods cutbacks, and calls for railroad wage reductions lacking support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn's
Bradstreet’s
Lynch elected Secretary of Consolidated Exchange
James E. Lynch was elected Secretary by the Board of Governors to fill the vacancy after Rudolph Huben's death. Lynch has twenty years of service with the Exchange, including time as Huben's assistant, making him well suited for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Lynch
The
Consolidated Exchange
Rudolph Huben
Lynch
Exchange
Huben
New York Incorporations Form Wide City Firms
Special to The New York Times Albany March 13 lists numerous New York based incorporations. Orvis Economy Furnace Company Sovereign Electric Manufacturing Company Coast and Interior Contracting Company Blanchite Paint Company Metal Ties Company Eastern Mill and Material Company Wood-Young Company Brandon Manufacturing Company Y H W Everitt Co Knickerbocker Taximeter Cab Company William B Reeves Company City Boat Blacking Company West Harlem Poultry Company Gem Costume Company Gretsch Sales Company General Tire Repair fray Re Business Men's Development Company De Leon Realty Company Cordova Boyer Company York Barts Publishing Company and more with capital ranges from 5 000 to 400 000 and various directors. Increased capital noted for Shiman Miller Manufacturing from 21000 to 71000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Orvis Economy Furnace Company
New York
Capital
Orland D. Orvis
West Ninety-sixth Street
Joseph A. Prout
West Twenty-eighth Street
John Claffy
Tompkins Place
Brooklyn
Sovereign Electric Manufacturing Company
Lillia O. Hall
Edwin B. Hall
West Ninetythird Street
Landon P._ Smith
Mount Kisco
Westchester County
N. Y
Coast and Interior Contracting Company
A. V. Jones
West 116Th Street
F. W. Mills
Nassau Street
H. M. Browne
St. Nicholas Avenue
Blanchite Paint Company
Edward B. Close
Washington, D. C
William A. Tilt
The
Wyoming
Fifty-fifth Street
Seventh Avenue
L.A. Harkness
Broadway
Metal Ties Company
Jacob Stewart Andrews
Park Row
Alexander R. Gulick
Archie W. Palmer
Eastern Mill and Material Company
White Plains
Coleman H. Clark
Godfrey Larson
Edward Johnson
Wood-Young Company
Ponce
Dutchess County
Charles F. Wood
Martinique
Henry C. Peck
Riverside Drive
New_York
Gilbert M. Young
Macon Street
Brandon Manufacturing Company
Yorkers
R. BH. Buchanan
Merritt M. Pharo
Cos Cob
Conn
A. HB. Wood
Yonkers
H. W. Everitt & Co
Henry Everit
John R. Gardner
Willam Street
Igh Everitt
Newark
Knickerbocker Taximeter Cab Company
William B. Hurlburt
Sanford J. Wise
Stewart H. Elliott
William B. Reeves
City Boat Blacking Company
William W. Burgess
James H. Abeel
Louis Hertz
West Thirty-eighth Street
West Harlem Poultry Company
Iseaac Fox
Annie Fox
West Ninety-seventh Street
William H. Cosman
Amsterdam Avenue
Gem Costume Company
Louis Kantrowitz
Samuel Bernstein
Margaret Bernhardt
West Twenty-fourth Street
W. Rehermann
Joseph W. Rehermann
John F. Rehermann
West Forty-eighth Street
Business Men's Development Company
Long Island City
William Richenstein
Jackson Avenue
John A. Leach
George J. Ryan
de Leon Realty Company
Harry Aronson
Selina Aronson
East Ninety-seventh Street
Rosenfeld
114Th Street
de Cordova-Boyer Company
Leander de Cordova
Claude C. Boyer
West Thirty-ninth Street
Mayer C. Goldman
York
Barts¢ Tying Publishing Company
Ni York
Robert Bartsch
Alfred H. Bartsch
Frankfort Street
John W. Irving
West Forty-fifth Street
Dividend dispute over Delaware and Hudson ends
Hymans and Zoon of Amsterdam withdraw authority to stop dividend payment. Ward Mellen Woodbridge and others filed complaints with the Up-State Public Utilities Commission and judge actions were discontinued. Bankers and lawyers explain misunderstandings and consent to discontinue, clearing the way for the dividend payment on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hymans & Zoon
Amesterdam
Ward, Mellen & Woodbridge
Delaware & Hudson
Public Utilities Commission
Amsterdam
Delaware & Hudson Company
Messrs. Probst, Wetzler & Co
New York
Messrs. Hymans & Zoon
Ray
Bradstreet reports weekly business failures across regions
Bradstreet lists 278 U S failures this week versus 287 last week and 185 187 185 193 in the 1907 194 weeks. Regional totals: Middle States 85 New England 28 Southern 86 Western 45 Northwestern 14 Far West 19 Territories 1. Canada 31 vs 49 prior. About 31 percent had capital 5000 or less 13 percent 5000 to 20000 and 2 percent 20000 to 50000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
United States
Middle States
New England
Southern
Western
Northwestern
Far West
Territories
Canada
Old Knickerbocker Trust directors plan reopening March 26
The former Knickerbocker Trust Company board spent two hours yesterday on reopening plans for March 26. They focused on routine matters and certificate forms for depositors. No information was given by Voting Trustees Henry C. Frick Myron T. Herrick and Lewis Cass Ledyard about the new board. Another meeting of the old board is set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Henry C. Frick
Myron T. Herrick
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Hartford & New York Transportation Company Stock Increase
The Hartford and New York Transportation Company directors voted to raise stock from 750000 to 2000000 dollars and increase shares from 30000 to 110000, broadening its capital base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Hartford & New York Transportation Company
Circuit Court blocks pre bankruptcy replevin by receivers
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals rules that a bankruptcy receiver cannot be ordered by a district court to seize or take back property the sheriff repossessed before bankruptcy. L Rudnick & Co of 95 Bleecker St faced four bankruptcy petitions filed on April 20. Deputy Sheriff Altman seized 920 yards of cloth turning into 326 suits after the sheriff levied under a writ of replevin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States District Court
L. Rudnick & Co
Bleecker Street
Altman
Simon and
Louis Brinn
United States Circuit
Lumber Dealers Fail Amid Bell Brothers Bankruptcy
A petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday against Bell Brothers lumber firm at East Fifty-third Street. Established in 1840 by John P. Bell, the firm faces 65 000 in liabilities and 250 000 in nominal assets due to bad debts. Creditors agreed to 25 cents on the dollar but Atlantic Coast Lumber Company contested and sued in City Court. William R. Bell and his son, W R Bell Jr., are the surviving members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Brothers
East Fifty-third Street
John P. Bell
Atlantic Coast Lumber Company
William R. Bell
W. R. Bell, Jr
William Rothstein
West
Houston Street
J. J. Tesser
Broadway
Robinson & Rose
Samuel Robinson
Samuel Rose
Robinson
Mr. Rose
Henry Lesser
Customs Board rules on reliquidation time limit
The Board of United States General Appraisers ruled that Collectors of Customs cannot reliquidate an entry after one year. The decision, written by General Appraiser Hay, reverses the Collector and orders refunds to the protestants. In a separate ruling, New York Leather Belting Co. loses a tariff dispute, with belts priced at 45 percent duty instead of 30 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
United States General Appraisers
Collectors of Customs
F. B. Vandegrift & Co
New York
Hay
Arrival of Buyers Register in Column for Wardrobe Goods
A long list of buyers and firms appears in this column inviting registration by telephoning 1000 Bryant. Names include Emery-Bird-Thayer Dry Goods Company Kansas City Missouri. Galland Brothers Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. Schmidt Heinly Baer Logansport Indiana. Appel Denver Colorado. Bimberg Elmira New York. Kauf Kaffman Brman Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Breslin Baer J. W. Los Angeles California. Well Brothers & Wile Buffalo New York. Cohen & Brother Johnstown Pennsylvania. Stearns Company Boston Massachusetts. Frear William H. Co Troy New York. Fowler Dick Walker Dry Goods Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. Callender McAuslan & Troupe Providence Rhode Island. Clement-Williams Milwaukee Wisconsin. Goldstein & Co Rochester New York. Shulman Company Norfolk Virginia. Davidson J. E. Sons Schenectady New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery-Bird-Thayer Dry Goods Company
Kansas City
George C. Kine
Broadway
Galland. Brothers
Wilkesbarre
Penn
M. Galland
Imperial
Schmidt
Elmira
N. Y
Hotel
Brottell
Pittsburg
L. Kauf- Kaffman Brman
Breslin
Well Brothers & Wile
Buffalo
Hotel Victoria
Cohen, A., & Brother
Johnstown
L. L. Cohen
The
Stearns
R.H
Ccumpany
Boston
Mass
W. I. Wood
Hotel Imperial
Frear
William H.,& Co
Troy
W. Raleigh
Park Avenue
Glaze
Buyers Guide of Household Goods and Fabrics Adverts
A dense list of vendors and products from a buyers guide includes brass and iron andirons, antique lamps, aprons, art glass shades, belts, baskets, clothing braids, carpets, corsets, gowns, embroidery, hosiery, gloves, knitwear, coats, dresses, millinery, hats, negligees, neckwear, oil paintings, ribbons, silks, drapery goods, shirt waists, skirts, stationery, and toys. Major suppliers include Janusch Mfg Co, Continental Art Glass, Bentley Chas, Universal Wade Carving Co, Kursheedt Mfg Co, The Clasp Envelope Co, Diamond Specialty Corp, Vantine Co, Rosenshine Bros, Eagle Skirt Co, Caser Davis & Son, Frantz Wall Paper Co, and Gross Bros among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janusch Mfg. Co
East S2d
Mfz
Kursheedt Avron Co
Art Glass & Brass Co
Howard St
Unique Art Glass & Metal Co
Park Pl
Bentley, Chas, E., Co
Broadway
Frankenberg, Henry
Broome St
Universal Wade Carving Co
W. 28Th St
Silberman, Scheer & Meyer
M. Silberman & Co
M. Magee & Son
Fulton St. Martin, Thomas
Canal St
Cohn, Louis, & Co
Hattorn, Margolin & Hoppenfeld
Charles Zinn & Co
Grand St
Edman Bros
Franklin St
Kursheedt Mfg. Co
Novelty Braid Mills
W.n.&t
Sutro Bros. Braid Co
J.dukas Co
Glide
Union Carpet Co
Children’s Dresses & Rompers
E. B. Kursheedt Apron Co
Eckhardt, J.H
Grand
Silk Coate Moyses & Dreyfus
Ave
Rothschild
E. 8Th St
Crav.r.c.co
Way
Clasp
Leonard Stee Oeach
Oldberg & Rosenbach
Fountain
Pest
Diamond Point Pen Co
Pacific Novelty Co
Boley, M
Haydock
R. Rubens & Meyer
East 14Th St
Standard Mfg. Co
F’klin
N. Lederer
Nasrallah
Washington St
Platt
Prince St
Myres
Max M
American Hosiery Co
Houston St
Newark
Bahrs, J. H., & Bro
Juda Bros
Drescher & Cusson
Gray & Co
Pearl St
Oriental
BUGS
Vantine, A. A., & Co
Rosenshine Bros
Mfg
11Th St
Taylor, M. J., & Co
Mig
18Th St
Eagle Skirt Co
B’way
Heatherbloom,&c
Vanhorne, D. A., & Co
Cohen&Pollack
Yale Suspender Co
E. Klein & Co
Leonard St
Selchow & Righter
Casper Davis & Son
West 24Th St
Goldman&g
Max Greenberg
Wall Paper & Mouldin Frantz Wall Paper Co
West 15Th St
Gross Bros
John Sullivan
Hudson St
Court Calendar of the Supreme Court docket today
The Supreme Court of the United States in Washington held no proceedings today with several cases proceeding: Anderson Gray vs Equitable Mortgage Company of Kansas City. The Bobbs Merrill Company vs Isidor Straus et al continued for appellees and concluded for appellant. Empire State Cattle Company et al vs Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway and Minnesota and Dakota Cattle Company vs Topeka & Lapobi Railway commenced. multiple motions granted or denied with costs and orders filed across numerous cases including Beatrice Dreyfus and Joshua Cooper actions and various property matters. Day call listed for Monday with specified docket numbers and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Anderson Gray
Equitable Mortgage Company of
Kansas City
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Isidor Straus Et al
Appellees
John M. Longyear
William Toolan
Empire State Cattle Company Et al
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Minnesota and Dakota Cattle Company
Ee Topeka & Lapobi Railway Company
Patterson
P.J
Margeret A. Claffey
Madison Avenue Company
Appellant
Ingraham
Jesse L. Boskowitz
Joseph H. Sulzbacher
Jennie de G. Monahan
Louis de L. Ward
Samuel R. Smith
Frank E. Anderson
Beatrice Dreyfus
Emil Dreyfus
Joshua M. Cooper
Kings County Savings Institution
George Kelly
Max W. Mayer
Timothy B. Fitzpatrick
Harry
Hooker
Mille Tech
Attorney General
Consolidated Gas Company
Pabst Brewing Company
Rapid Tst Filter Company
Richard S. Kelley
Herman Wronkow
F. Anderson
West
Riverside Drive
West 1624 Street
Court of Appeals Takes Recess
Albany March 13. The Court of Appeals recessed today until March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Albany
Appellate Division Third Department Calendar Noted
Albany March 18 report shows the Appellate Division Third Department to convene at 2 P M next Monday with a calendar listing cases numbered 38 40 42 43 B1 52 53 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appellate Division
Albany
Third Department
Appellate Division Announces Multiple Decisions First Department
The First Department released several rulings with judgments reversed or affirmed and new trials ordered or actions settled on notice. Notable cases include Tonnele v Wetmore, Gross v Gorsch, Conrad v Conrad, and Cross Co. v Ahearn, with opinions by Ingraham, Houghton, Laughlin, Clarke, and Scott. The decisions cover costs, demurrers, amendments, and settlement instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Department
Laurent J. Tonnele
Francis
Wetmore Et al
Ingraham
Houghton, Jr
Houghton
See Jr
Paul Gross
Hugo Gorsch
Laughlin
Reine Conrad
George J. Conrad
Clarke
Ingrape
Mark Cross Company
John P. Ahearn
Warwick E. Montgomery
Ingraham, Jr
Mary J. Martin
Scott
James Gribble
Raymond van Praag Supply Company
Ada O. van Heusen
de Mercy Argenteau
McLaughlin
the People, &c
Respondent
Isaac Rioom
Appellant
William Schradin
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Louise Ackermann
Court Calendar Highlights for Saturday March 14
Supreme Court special term Part II opens at 10 30 A M with Ex parte business. Surrogates Court chambers wills for probate listed for 10 30 A M. Mary A Cassidy Mary B O'Brien and Julius W Lawrence noted. City Court chambers Finelite opens at 10 A M with Ex parte business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Fitzgerald
Surrogates' Court
Thomas
Mary A. Cassidy
Mary B. O’brien
Julis W. Lawrence
City Cof
Finelite
J.—Opers
Receivers Appointed New York Supreme Court Dockets
A list of receivers appointed in New York courts across several cases. Names include Fitzgerald J. Meyer Jar mulowsky vs Jennie Finch Millard Ell son and others. The lines mention multiple parties such as Margoles vs John E. Duffy and State Bank vs Ronginsky with various judges and companies named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court—Fitzgerald
J.—Meyer Jarmulowsky
Jennie Finch
Millard H. Ellson
Margaret T. Johnston
William Seidman
Joseph P. McDonough
Burnham Stickney
Concrete Plant Manufacturing Company
Cornelius J. Kiely
Adelaide E. Meredith
Thomas W. Meredith
James T. Brady
Associated Merchants of New York
Merralls
Machinery Company
John J. Mackin
City Court
Finelite
Charles A. Gollrever
Abram Shatz Et
Alexander Adlerman
Charles— H. Meyer
John C. Schanz
Thomas G. Priolean
J.—Equitable Life Assurance Society
Margoles
John E. Duffy
State Bank
Ronginsky
Edward R. la Ferra
Laumeister
Haber
Eugene N. Robinson
Gary V. Rumore
Paul L. Kiernan
Supreme Court
Alfred Steckler
Dutches
William B. Ellison
Metropolitan Improvement Company v8
Rutland Realty Company
Commonwealth Manufacturing Company
Walter B. Coughlan
Bankruptcy Notices and Receivers Named in New York Firms
Bankruptcies filed for Adolph Koblenzer Sigmund Wilt schek Joseph J Downey and Samuel Robinson and Samuel Rose detail liabilities and creditors. Potter Publishing appointed Chester T Neal receiver for Pottery Publishing Company with bond set. William Rothstein creditors plan 25 cents on the dollar. Numerous judgments listed against multiple debtors. James G Graham named receiver for Robinson & Rose. extensive creditor lists and court actions noted.
Boston lunchroom keeper files voluntary bankruptcy petition
Dudley McDonald of Boston, previously in involuntary bankruptcy proceedings, now files a voluntary petition in U S District Court. His schedules show liabilities of 59473 with uncertain assets, 23000 of which are secured. In a separate note from Troy March 31 Howard Harper, a printer, filed for bankruptcy with liabilities about 5994.89 and assets 10003.59 including 500 in unliquidated claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Dudley
McDonald
Troy, N
Howard B. Harper
Debtor Creditor Judgments Filed Dates and Amounts
The record lists pairs of debtor and creditor names with filing dates and amounts due, including Bruce and B H M Furlong on Feb 25 1908 for 32 dollars, Zarne and M Furlong on Feb 25 1908 for 37 dollars, and others such as Bacher and Leichter on Feb 14 1908 for 32 dollars, Bell and M Valentine on Oct 4 1898 for 318 dollars (canceled), among multiple entries with dates from 1904 to 1908 and sums ranging from under 30 to over 1 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
BH. B
H. M
Furlong
Zarne
H. M. Furlong
Bacher
Disch
L. T. L. Obermeyer
Luhrs
F. J
J. F. Stube
F. H. Ehlen
Naughton
P. Templeton People, &c., Nov. 29, , $1,000. Schlang, A., and M. Kasner
M. Flocks
Singer
D._S. Wilson
L. Hartshorn
Zimmermann
H.—J. Levy
Kiata
C. V. Gilmer
Haeger Storage Warehouse Co
C. Kramer
Acme Road Machinery Co
Engineering News Pub. Co
Ehrlich
Siegfried Schanzer
FMS
Ure Et al
Mec B. W
Harriman Kahn Appeal to Supreme Court Taken
Edward Harriman and Otto Kahn of Kuhn Loeb & Co. appeal to the Supreme Court from a U S Circuit Court ruling requiring them to answer questions about ownership of railroad stocks held by Union Pacific. The filing asks the high court to overturn the circuit decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward. H. Harriman
Otto H. Kahn
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York
United States Circuit Court For
Southern District of New York
Chicago & Alton
Illinois Central
Union Pacific Railroad
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Cour
Southern Railway Directors Meet Opens Brief Session
Directors of the Southern Railway met yesterday and transacted only routine business. The question of declaring a dividend did not come before the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
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Knickerbocker
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Bryant
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Third Avenue
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Joseph J. Downey
West Eighty-eighth Street
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Irene M
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M.M. Dorim
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H. Kirchman Et al
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New Amsterdam Gas Co
Meyer
E.—Same
Miller
E., Jr
J. D. Kauman
Mayer
M. J
Oppenheimer
Collins & Co
Matzeno
J. R
Styles & Cash
Metz
G and
Feople, &c
Parker
A. McC
M. L. Cupples
Paulding
P.—Mutual Bank
Poole
Elizabeth
N. Y. Tel. Co
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H. Siegel
Putnam
Lucy
Sophie Frankenberg
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M. L
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Pogotta
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J. M. Tully
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Rose
H. W. Dazian
J. H
Rutz
Y. J
Mary—Lillian V. Rourke
Rosenthal
B.—A
Berliner Et al
Reisten
Hryant Motor Co
Riseling
Tel. Co
Reiss
Romer
Standard Plunger Elevator Co
Ryan
Salomon
Anna M.same
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Sing
L.—D_ Foon
Siglar
H. B
A. P fcGowan
Turk
W. B
Taylor
G.—Same
Twohig
Seibel
Anna
W. Heidon
Strum
Lena
Thompson
F. M
Viviano
Antonio—People
Wacker
Oswald Pfeil
Weidenfeld
Edward
Max May
Wilbur
John A
Jacob Sulzbach
Gardiner Sav
Union By. Co
Nellie Wedsworth
Oswego
Coe
Philip H. Petriarche
Niemue
Elektron Mfg. Co
B. Lynch
N. OY
City Ry. Co
Frank Rogers
Kate O'Connor
Annie Gilger
Wolerstein & Ulrich Co
Erlanger, Blum_gart & Co
Brooklyn Woven “Wire “Mattress Co
Abrahamn B. Rosenzweig
Harriman Case
Berlitz School
Madison Square
Harlem
Lenox Ave
Court Street
Scheuer
Africa
Best OF
New Harlem
Lenox AV
127Th ST
Metropolis
Bway & 16Th St
Bryant School
West 40Th St
Froebel Normal
Earle’s Collegiate Prep
OAK
Beavers
Roberts Ai
Pe Telephone
Broac
T. G. Sellew
Fulton ST
W.sweet&co
Maiden Lane
B’klyn
Woodruff Co
York Safe & Lock CO
J. M. Mossman
John
Barclay
St. Tel
Nore&e
East 77Th St
Muller's Bell
California
Mercantile Co
Los Angeles
Cal
Finn Bros
Frank St
Ex Clothing Co
Park Place
Cortlandt
Lyons
Christman
Steinway and Lohmer
West 14Th St
Bet
James & Holmstrom
14Th St Starz
Lincoln AV
14Th St
3D Av
Steinway
Lohmer
Gabler
Horace Waters
Weser Bros
Winterroth
Stirling Hotel
W. 56Th St
Central Park
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!