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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1908

Page

10

European Markets Turn Toward Healthier Financial Tone

A leading international banker links returning sobriety in government and better crop prospects to a thaw in the long period of investment fear. He cites Roosevelt's anti trust and interstate reform signals, legal court rulings against unconstitutional state measures, and easing foreign money markets as factors stabilizing stocks and credit.

Taft Southern Railway Southern North Carolina Washington Minnesota Roosevelt Congress

Denial by Justice Davis of Metropolitan nomination charge

Justice Vernon M. Davis at the Hotel Brighton Atlantic City denied by telephone any knowledge of a $15 000 payment for his Supreme Court nomination. He said there was no truth to the allegation and he never authorized fund raising or discussions with John F McIntyre or the Metropolitan. Henry A. Robinson was seen but declined to discuss the matter.

Vernon M. Davis Brighton Atlantic City Louis B. Juslian Metropolitan Street Railway System Metropolitan Supreme Court John. F. McIntyre McIntyre Jerome Davis Henry A. Robinson Julian Thomas F. Ryan Yonkers

School Piano Scandal Reopened by School Board Committee

Charges against Caleb W Cameron Inspector of Masonry in the Department of Education are reopened by the Building Committee of the School Board over piano purchases for public schools. The first findings backed Cameron's innocence, but board members faulted the report wording and urged further evidence before any dismissal.

Caleb W. Cameron Department of Education Cameron

Harbor Fog Delays Ferry Service In New York Bay

Dense fog crippled the Astoria ferry line from East Ninety-second Street and slowed bay traffic. By noon a long line of at least 700 carriages waited along Avenue A as funeral trips to Calvary Cemeteries faced delays.

American Philadelphia Celtic White Star Line Bay Astoria East Ninety-second Street Calvary Avenue A

Aldrich Bill Faces House Banking Committee Battle

The Aldrich bill goes to the House Banking and Currency Committee with leaders split over changes. Chairman Fowler promotes his alternative while Rep. Burton of Ohio presses two radical amendments. One would legalize Clearing House certificates backed by municipal bonds, and the other would appoint a commission to study currency and propose reforms. Burton plans to attach these as Senate riders, using bank group paper as security for an emergency issue. The plan blends central bank ideas with asset currency concepts.

New York Times Washington House Committee On Banking and Currency Fowler Burton Ohio Aldrich Senate

Mountain-Front Robbery Suspects Held After Poisoned Palate

Jacob Roth of Brooklyn and James Mc Grath of Manhattan are detained in Mount Vernon for intoxication disorderly conduct and concealed weapons. Police foresee burglary and safe blowing charges connected to robberies at Post Offices, railroad stations, and stores in Westchester County. Nitro glycerine used in lootings on Putnam and Harlem lines.

Mount Vernon Jacob Roth Raymond Street Brooklyn James McGrath East Twentysecond Street Manhattan Roth Foley Westchester County Putnam Harlem Safp

Berlin Boerse Buoyant on Optimistic German Markets

Berlin traders report a hopeful mood as the Boerse shows buoyancy for the first time in weeks. The improving German industrial outlook fuels cautious optimism in the wake of domestic and international market pressures.

Berlin Boerse Experi

Sugar Trust Faces Divergent 1907 and 1908 Reports

The Sugar Refining Company presents a conflicting set of assets and liabilities between the Massachusetts report and its own stockholder statement. Key discrepancies involve investments in beet sugar ventures, cash and debts receivable, and the ownership of Havemeyer estate assets, with figures showing wide variance and a cautious note from directors about publicity and disclosure.

American Sugar Refining Company Massachusetts Commissioner of Corporations Havemeyer & Elder Havemeyer Claus Spreckels American Beet Sugar Company Western Sugar Company Massachusetts Ccceeueseerdee Anee Oe We Pentacostas Brooklyn Cooperage Company Valternia San Fran- Serae Ara Arta

Paris Market Steady After Rochette Scam Unfolds

The Paris Bourse showed little shock after Henri Rochette banker fraud surfaced. Intermediaries and small investors suffered losses, yet the financial life of Paris remained stable. State issues stayed strong and copper gains buoyed mining shares, led by Rio Tinto.

NEW York Times Paris Henri Rochette Rio Tintos

Japan's Railroads Face Financing Split After Nationalization

Japanese bankers in New York say government control of trunk lines remains intact as plans emerge to invite outside capital without ceding oversight. They note 1906 financing bought 17 of 30 private rails, with 32 year loan repayment, while army and navy budgets now consume 40 percent of national income.

Empire New York

National Bank of North America Pays Off Clearing House Certificates

The National Bank of North America completed payment of the last clearing house certificate Friday, ending a five month process that started with October issues totaling up to 97 million. The certificates eased bank strain during the last fall financial panic and were slowed by suspended banks, delaying final payoff.

National Bank of North America

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