Directors Veto Suit Against Harriman Plans Bond Issue
Union Pacific directors rejected stockholder demands to sue E W Harriman Jr and others over stock sales. They approved preliminary steps for a first mortgage bond issue on unmortgaged lines, with a May 5 stockholder meeting to settle size and terms.
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Union Pacific Railroad
L. A. Storrs
E. W. Harriman
Lt. Rogers
James Stillman
Union Pacific
Harriman
Stte
Tecuse
Harriman, Hogers
Stillman
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Railroad Securities Company
St. Joseph & Grand Island Railroad Company
Board of Directors
Messrs Kuan, Loeb & Co
L. M. Wallstein
May
Leavenworth, Kansas & Western
Topeka & Northwestern
Mertinge
Mellen
New Haven
New Haven Denies Mellén to Succeed Harriman at Northern Pacific
New Haven March 26 It is denied that President Mellen has been offered the presidency of the Northern Pacific to succeed Harriman. If offered he would decline, his aim is to improve New England railroad service and complete the New Haven reorganization, remaining with the company.
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New York
New Haven Road
New England
Mellen
New Haven
San Francisco Markets Endorse Quotation Trend
March 26. Officials report mining stocks moving today as traders note cautious activity in early transactions at San Francisco markets. Prices show slight shifts with some gains among select miners.
Baseball at Polo Grounds May 23 Features Exchange Teams
The New York and Boston Stock Exchange baseball clubs will play their annual game at the Polo Grounds on May 23. Spokane Falls and Northern Railway first mortgage bonds with 6 percent interest due 1989 have been removed from the Exchange list. Philadelphia bids on April 27 for 6 million 875 thousand dollars of new 4 percent bonds require a 5 percent certified check or deposit, payable to the Mayor of Philadelphia, with full settlement by May 4 to the City Treasurer.
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New York
Boston
Polo Grounds
Spokane Fails & Northern Railw Gompany
Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
City Hall
Bureau of Water
Delaware Avenue
South Broad Street
House of Correction
Torresdale
Sdy
City of
Philadelphia and Reading
Spring Garden Street
Wayne Juretto
Richmond
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Front Street
Richmond Street
Seneceacy
Pacific Coast Company declares mixed dividend changes
The Directors declared yesterday the usual quarterly dividend of 344 percent on preferred stock but cut the second preferred and common stock dividends from 114 percent to 1144 percent. Dividends are payable May 1.
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Pacific Coast Company
Railways Show Gains From Central and Subsidiaries
The New York Central and five subsidiary railroads released year end reports to December 31. Michigan Central shows net earnings of 5,415,359 after 8 percent dividends. Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago shows 4,?1a million with higher gross earnings and fuel costs. Pittsburg and Lake Erie posts 1,300,841 after dividends. Lake Erie and Western declines despite 5,168,009 gross. Rutland posts 540,789 net with 5,058,087 gross.
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New York Central Railroad
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago &Ailway
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Rutland Railroad Company
Customs Ruling Impacts Shieled Nuts Import Duty
A decision by the United States Board of General Appraisers requires importers of shieled nuts to pay duty on the nuts plus dirt and impurities found during weighing. McLelland & Brigham Co of Boston protested classifications under Dingley Tariff paragraphs 2469 and 272, arguing weight should be net of dirt and that almonds may be weighed free from dirt.
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United States Board of General Appraisers
McLelland & Brigham Company of
Boston
United States
Gates Sees Slow Recovery Amid Election Hour
John W. Gates, retired but active in the Southwest, returned to the financial district and predicted a slow business recovery. He noted the approaching presidential election as a factor and said he expects ups and downs but a return to normal in time.
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John W. Gates
Gates
Wall Street
Corn Exchange Bank Buys Williamsburg Trust Branch
The Corn Exchange Bank of Manhattan purchased the Williamsburg Trust Company branch at Broadway and Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn at auction. Bidders were limited to the Corn Exchange Bank which bid 20000 dollars for the title goodwill and fixtures. The bank plans to open the branch as a Corn Exchange Bank branch around May 1 and will loan depositors up to 50 percent of their deposits there with receivers' consent.
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Williamsburg Trust Company
Broadway
Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn
Corn Exchange Bank of Manhattan
Wilam M. Smith
Corn Pexehnange Bank
Cornxchange Bank
Corn Exchange Bank
Yi Williamscure Company
Copper and tin edge higher in Joondon market report
Copper metal made small advances in the Joondon market with spot and futures closing above Wednesdays last prices. Pig tin closed weak, with spot and futures both down and iron remained strong at Bis. 64a. and Middlesbrough at B2s 1d while spelter fell 2s 6d.
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Joondon
Directors pass routine business at New York Central meeting
At yesterday’s meeting New York Central directors transacted routine business. The proposed consideration of the Ontario and Western purchase option from the New Haven was not raised as the matter was not brought up.
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New York Central
New Haven
Ontario & Western
United States Mortgage and Trust Meeting Postponed
The annual meeting was adjourned until April 30. Pending banking legislation in the Legislature prompted referring by-laws questions to the trust company’s counsel for possible changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Gates Sells Exchange Seat On Philadelphia Exchange
Charles G. Gates of New York, son of John W. Gates, sold his Philadelphia Stock Exchange seat for $8,000. He became a member of the exchange in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Gates
Philadelphia
Penn
Charles G. Gates
New York
John W. Gates
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Gates
The
Exchange
Court calendars show sittings in federal rooms and schedules
United States Circuit Court opens in Room 44 at 10 A.M. with a motion calendar in Room 72 at WL M. Case listings include Cryrr Co Lord & Waylor Earle Mig Co Boher Harper Lros Kalem Co Vaushan Hartford Fire Ins Co Briggs Pitxin Brooks Penn Sterl Co N City Ry Am Crensote Wks Lembeke NY Vitok Go Lagereten Eldott Co Domning Harper Areshalem Burns Co R Keith Punn Steel Co NY City Ry Cheney Switzerlands Co United States District Court Adams 7 opens in Room 66 at 9 A.M. Admiralty and Embrey Iron barge New etc.
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Post Office
United States Circuit Court—Holt
Post Offices
WL. M
Cryrr Co
Lord & Waylor
Earle Mig
Boher
Harper Lros-Kalem Co
Vaushan
Hartford
Fire Ins Co
Briggs- Pitxin & Brooks
Penn Sterl
City Ry
Am Crensote
Lembeke
Vitok Go-Lagereten
Eldott Co-Domning
Harper Areshalem Co
Burns
Keith
Punn- Steel
Ny- City Ry
Cheney- Switzerlands Co
United Lit.ales District Court
Adams
Uhdd
su—Stretter- Emre Iron, &E, Co
Empire Iron, &E
Barge New
State Courts Schedule and Supreme Court Calendar
Calendars for Friday March 27 list hearings across Supreme Court Appellate Division and Appellate Term with numerous cases and defendants. Special Terms open at 10:30 AM, daily calendars include motions, real estate matters, and corporate disputes, spanning City Court, General Sessions, and Surrogates Court proceedings.
Supreme Court docket list of multiple civil cases
Supreme Court entries show cases including O Gorman Hill against Bronx Home Realty Dudley Maione Philbrick against Bentivenga Walter Caughlan O Neill Costella Jacnb Salmon Empire Mortgage versus Cochell Billings Louis Steckler Hendrick Steigman versus Alexander Sidney Bernstein Malcom versus Gibson Militon Butterfield and City Court Conlan Cleveland against Cottrell Isaac Bell Brennan.
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Supreme Court
O‘gorman
Court Calendar Notation From Early Term dockets
Friday calendar entries show Supreme Court Special Term and Trial Term listings with judge initials and docket numbers such as 1094 Beet Canda and 1907 McCord Mead. County Court Part II Civil calendar references appear with names and firmings like The Gerzo Realty Co and Samburg, indicating case rows and parties in a historic docket listing.
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Supreme Court
Clark
McCord-Mead
Maziroff-Simon
Ross-Worstell
Brook-Bridgmen
Leavey
City of
N Ly
Beakes Dairy Co
Berne
Ehea People, &co-Tuiin
Tierstein
the Gerzo Realty Co
er-Samburg
Clarke-Matzkin
tuerg-Krampf
Boughton-Hold
Westchester Court Calendar Noted Names
Westchester County court calendar lists individuals Michael Salotta Joseph Johns and Francesco Cibello among forthcoming appearances. Court action and dates not specified in readable text.
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Westchester County
Michael
Salotta
Joseph Johns
Francesco Cibello
Business Troubles William H Buchanan
William H Buchanan of 614 West 135th Street has filed a petition in bankruptcy with liabilities of unknown amount and no assets. Multiple firms including Manufacturers' Mercantile Company, Spies Piano Manufacturing, Kaufman Advertising Agency, Henry W. Gennerich & Co, Geringer & Grauer, Steine Kill Mills, and Rose, Cohen & Co face bankruptcy petitions from various creditors and receivers appointed in New York courts.
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William H. Buchanan
William H. Iechanan
West
135Th Street
Prey
Kaufman Advertising Agency
Holt
Archibald Douglas
Broadway
Henry W. Gennerich. & CO
Albert Stickney, Jr
Sceiver
Geringer & Grauer
Charles Geringer
William Grauer
Geringer
Philip Rottenberg
Louis Rabinowitz
Henry Vv
Steine Kill Mills
Steiie Kill Mills
Chatham, N
Edwin
W. Greenhowe
David Judson Coal Company
Henry O’brien
Ross, Cohen & CO
David Ross
Joseph Ross
Julius Cohen
Jacob Cohen
Rose, Cohen & Co
Clodks
Houston Street
Hyman Bernstein
Geffer & ,Becker
Bayer Brothers
George Washington
Wall Street
Wvith
Judgments Filed Yesterday List of Debtors and Costs
The notice lists debtors with amounts owed or costs awarded, including Jon E of North Side Brooklyn for 188 dollars and various pairings such as Barber A L with C C Osborne costs 867, and Breen Margaret J with T F Brennan 105, among many others. The entry shows guardian cases, city costs, and multiple firms and individuals with monetary figures listed.
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North Side Blk
Brooklyn
Barber
A. L
C. C. Osborne
Bagta
Guardian
City By. Co
S. Burden
W. H
M. Mayers
Breen
Margaret J
T. F. Brennan
Boyle
Amelia V
Con. Gas Co
Berman
Regina
J. C. Simon
Bermingham
J. T
E. L. Wieser
Blair
He&ttle
M. Marks
Camardella
J. V
J. Furiong
Crossen
Caparn
A.—Same
Cohen
I. Sack
Chessin
Chezar
Yetta
St. Ry. Co
Cammerer
A. A
C. F. Wetzel
Case
W. P
J. N. Luning
Dennison
C. H
J. W. Rapp
Danziger
I—F. Beck & Co
Diamond
S.—M. Rosenfeld
Downes
C. A
J. Rosenhain
de Paoli
G. Iannelli
Ehrgott
G. H
G. P. Baisley
Englander
M. A. Armond
Elias
J. B. Wear
Fernandez
E.—I. Menendez
Floegel
N. Y
Finkenaver
Caroline A.itehead
Debtor Creditor Judgments List With Dates and Amounts
A compiled record shows debtor creditor pairs and judgment dates with amounts. Entries include Samuel Alexander against Israel A Wolff dated Oct 16 1907 for 233 dollars, and J J Hearn against Brooklyn Heights R R Co dated Dec 4 1907 for 107 dollars.
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Alexander, Samuel
Israel
A. Wolff
Sense N
M. N. Schleicher
Hearn
J. J
Brooklyn Heights
Stallo
BE. K
D. Stratton
First Naones Bank of Middletown
E. K
Alabama Securities Co
First National Bank of Middletown
Franco-American Gelatine Co
H. Pralta
Reynolds-Boyle Co
J. H. Wiemers, Inc
Pease Piano Co
H. Sarks
Rowland-Marcellus Co., Inc
Central Railroad Co
N. J
South Bay Co
W. J. Howey
Lyons Beet Sugar Refinin Co
B. Katzmenn
Conrady
M. J
M. J. Zimmermen
V. Loewers Gambrinus Brewing Co
Monahan
J. E
J. W. Schofield
Trust Company Reports March 25 1908 Financials
The New York Trust Company at 28 Broad Street files a quarterly report showing assets totaling 23.87 million with 3.09 million capital, 10.59 million surplus, and 2.52 million deposits. Liabilities include various deposits and reserves. sworn by President Otto T Bannard and Treasurer W B Drummond.
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State of New York
County of New York
Otto T. Bannard
W. B. Drummond
New York Trust Company
Broad Street
City of
New York
Beas
Superintendent of Banks
TT. T. Bannard
W.E. Drummond
Chas. A. Kolstad
Kings County
New York County
Reports of state banks and early 1908 condense bank statements
Periodic bank reports from New York Produce Exchange Bank Bryant Park Bank and associates show assets and liabilities as of March 25 1908. The records list loans discounts cash items real estate stocks and bonds and other securities with depositor and trust company liabilities and officer names.
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United States Legal Tender
Trust. Com
Nies
Banks
Associated Trust Companies
Gegueimgs
Cick
Erst
Bryant Park Bank
Banka
Essecscecsoeenees
City public notices on bids and loans from New York and Philadelphia
Sealed bids or estimates are invited by the New York Fire Department for rubber fire hose and miscellaneous fireboat supplies with April 3 1908 deadlines. Also notices on public inspector applications and Queens road repairs. Philadelphia offers loan proposals totaling 5 875 000 dollars with complex terms and bid requirements.
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Fire Department of
City of
New York
Sixty-seventh Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Borough of Manhatt
Nicholas J. Hayes
Fire Department
Borough of Brooklyn
Yukon Gold Trading Outlook Prompts Record Market Rush
The piece warns of an unprecedented Saturday crash amid widespread inquiries for Yukon stock after heavy advertising. It notes trades before the official listing, calls for aggressive open pricing, and describes brokerage firms gearing up to match orders in New York and Boston Curbs. It cites Charles C. Clapp, longtime Lawson aide, as VP of the Lawson Mexican Company, underlining the firm's market influence.
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Lawson
New York
Boston
Yukon
Charles C. Clapp
Thomas W. Lawson
G E Walter Company Dissolution Notice
State of New York Secretary of State certifies the G E Walter Company a domestic stock corporation filed papers on March 23 1908 for voluntary dissolution under Section 57 of the Stock Corporation Law. The dissolution appears in order and the secretary confirms compliance. Witnessed by James L Whalen Deputy Secretary of State in Albany.
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State OF New York
Secretary of State
Roy Hand
Secretary of
Beal Albany
James L. Whalen
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