New Jersey Auto Club Tracks Graft by Justices of the Peace
The New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club reports a graft arises when Justices of the Peace retain motor vehicle fines beyond thirty days. Fines must be remitted to state authorities, or face misdemeanor penalties, after an amendment to the road act. Attorney General McCarter receives club records for action.
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New Jersey
New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club
Robert F. McCarter
Harry
Automobile Club
A. B. le Massena
Motor Vehicle Department
Trenton
Justices of the Peace
le Massena
Motor Club
Robbery at Keith Donaldson Home in Woodmere
Special to The New York Times report from Woodmere New York details thieves taking 1000 worth of silverware from Keith Donaldson of the Rockaway Hunt Club. Two well dressed men fled to a New York train with heavy bags after the afternoon burglary. No witnesses described the culprits and little chance of capture is noted.
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New York Times
Woodmere
Keith Donaldson
Rockaway Hunt Club
New York
Mr. Donaldson
Beulah McCabe Overdue From Mobile Sails Aug 11
The three masted schooner Beulah McCabe sailed from Mobile on August 11 for Porto Rico with a full lumber cargo. Overdue by one month and three days, the loss of the vessel is presumed after storms swept the Atlantic. The crew of ten, including Captain Bailey, were aboard the Beulah McCabe, chartered by McIntyre Lumber and Export Company, and the voyage normally lasts twenty days. The Mary B. Judge, later rescued, had its crew saved after weeks adrift near Porto Rico.
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New York Times
Mobile
Ala
Beulah McCabe
Forto Rico
Atlantic
Beulah McCabel
Bailey
Porto Rico
Night Bank for St Louis Forming at Eighteenth Street
A new all day and all night bank with 100000 capital and 25000 surplus will open in November at Eighteenth and Market Streets. Edward S. Lewis, ex president of Central National Bank, to lead. Promoted by J Schatzman and J P Bruet Jr to serve travelers depositing money and jewelry with saloon keepers and merchants near Union Station. General banking with savings and safety deposit departments. Boxes will be opened by the day for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Louis
Eighteenth
Market Streets
Edward S. Lewis
Central National Bank
J. Schatzman
J. P. Bruet, Jr
Bankruptcy sales in New York district courts
The Southern District of New York conducts sales of bankrupt Eastern Marble Company assets at 502 East 74th Street Manhattan including machinery, stock, lease. bids due Oct 10 1908. inspection Oct 9. in a second matter Constantine Biskinty assets to be sold Oct 12 1908 at 320 Broadway. eligible bids 10 percent. further sale if bids fail on Oct 15 at 46 Hester Street Manhattan for Buchman and Berkowitz assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of
New York
Eastern Marble Company
Wm. Ford Upson
Martle
East
T4th Street
Borough of Manhattan
William Street
Borough of
Manhattan
New York City
Charles Shengood
United States
East 74Th Street
City of New York
Olcott, Gruber, Bonynge & Mc Manus
Broadway
Am Sa
United States District Court
Southern District of New York
Constantine Biskinty
William Henigl Jr
N.Y
Washington Street
Charles Shongond
William Henkel, JR
AR Elver
Oppenheimer & Schreier
Buchman and
Freida Berkowitz
Buchman & Berkowitz
Chas. Shongood, U. Specpeli
Harry Osterman
Louis Lichtenberg
Surrogate notices and estate claims in New York
Notices list multiple deceased residents of New York County with dates in 1908 and deadlines for creditors and heirs to file claims. Names include John Philip Schmenger and David Parish Barhydt among others. executors named include Fifth Avenue Trust Company and Strong & Cadwalader, with claim deadlines in October and November 1908 and various offices in Manhattan.
Copper News From The Copper Regions And Mines
Calumet and Hecla fixes copper at 14 cents though no stock is on sale in the market. September output from the Butte camp reaches about 29 million pounds with Boston Montana and Anaconda leading production. Isle Royale stock climbs on better outlook though ore rests at 15 pounds per ton. Projections promise Isle Royale yield of 10 million pounds annually once new shafts raise output to 1000 tons daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Calumet and Hecla Company
Butte Camp
Montana
Anaconda
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Isle Royale
Isle Royale Lode
Lake Mine
Centennial
South Kearsarge
Ahmeéeck
Rid Gereound
Allouez Mineral
Keweenaw
Medora
Utah
Dayvis-Daly
Colorado
Giroux Consolidated
Dominion
Junction
Superior
Pittsburg
Boston &Montana
Great Falls
Bankruptcy notices from U S district court Southern District of New York
Bankruptcy notices announce hearings for Philip Levine Julius Shapiro Patrick Keelan and Abram Brunstein seeking discharges from debts. Hearings set for October 12, 1908 at 10 30 A M before U S District Judges in New York Court House with Seaman Miller as referee.
Discharge hearings set for several New York bankrupts
The Southern District of New York conducts hearings for Balm Soap Company and Thomas McCarty and Herbert W. Cleecher on October 26 1908 at 10 30 A M to show cause why their discharge should not be granted. Green Field and Maskin and William J Greenfield Harris Maskin also seek discharge with hearings on October 26 1908. Abraham J Diamond files September 10 1908 petition for discharge and creditors are ordered to attend the hearing and examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Court For
Southern District of
New York
Philip, Levine
Julius Shapiro
Levine & Shapiro
Philip Levine
United States
United States Court House
Seaman Miller
Southern District of New York
Patrick Keelan
Abram Brunstein
United States District Court For
Balm Soap Company
Thomas McCarty
Herbert W. Cleecher
United States Istrict
William H. Willis
District Court For
Abraham J. Diamond
Summons in Supreme Court New York County
Amended and supplemental summons in a complex equity action with H. A. V. Post and others as plaintiffs against Metropolitan Trust Company and a long list of individual and corporate defendants. Trial targeted in New York County. Plaintiffs seek relief in connection with the former partnership dealings and associated estates and executors.
Summonses in Reorganization Case Against Chattanooga Southern Railway
The plaintiffs publish a long list of fictitious defendant names tied to bonds, stockholders, and creditors in the Chattanooga Southern Railway Company Reorganization matters. The summons is issued by Hon. Cuthbert W. Pound per August 17, 1908 order, filed in New York County Court. Joline, Larkin & Rathbone, attorneys, 54 Wall Street, Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hogan
Fidelity Trust Company
Hayes Agnew
Elmina J. C. Bass
C. H. Bass
D. C. Chapman
Margaret Olivia Sage
John P. Munn
Charles W. Osborn
Russell Sage
Samuel W. Lewis
George T. Lewis
Samuel N. Lewis
William C. May
Jonathan May
Irish-American Bank
D. L. Jones
Annie Knapp Walt
Edward J. Knapp
S. F. Knapp
A. O. Headley
A. O Headley
Mary E. Meeker
Charles H. Meeker
Adaline H. Curtis
Waller . Curtis
M. Curtis
Eliza Powers
Edward F. Powers
Nathaniel B. Powers
Mary E. Gilbert
Frances Adelaide Gilbert
Nellie J. Hicks
Henry C. Frenier
Richard James Arnold Green
Eliza H. Green
Mary EF. Gilbert
C.H. Graham
A Annchen Heller Ward
Annie J. Heller
Margaret H. Hendrickson
James C. Hendrickson
S. R
Dominick
Marinus W. Dominick
J. Augustus Barnard
Copartners
Dominick & Dominick
Charles E. Joxley
Pfaelzer & Company
Horace J. Morse
Charles D. Morgan
Charles S. Coe
George 5. Goodrich
Charles L. Morse
A. M. Kidder & Co
Sarah BE
la Roche
Charles A. Lummis
Samuel H. Parsons
Lummis & Parsons
Mercantile Trust Company
D. W. Lidell
J. M. Langston
A. H. Meeker
McGee Cotton Company
Robert
William Wood
John W. Smith
John B. Neeley
Neeley & Smith
Charles W. Osborne
A. E. Powers
Bank of
D. Powers & Sons
A. F E. Powers
Pacific Improvement Company
L. Garcia
J. M. Ponce de Leon
William Henry Powell
Gustavus A. Duryee
S. H. Osborne
Wo _H. Cooper
E. D. Murphy
John J. Duffy
Randall H. Foote
Frank Reid
Henry A. Garrett
Joseph Egbert
Sixth National Bank of Philadelphia
Charles
S.franklin Stanton
P. W. Stoffell
Herman Stutzer
D. F. Stanton
R. B. Sperry
William E. Thorne
Jacob Tome Institute
E. M. Tibbetts
Myer Uilman
Abraham van Sielen
Camille Weidenfeld
John W. Weed
William L. Wood
Mark T. Cox
Robert Pudley Winthrop
Robert Winthrop & Company
Mary F. Donovan
Timothy Donovan
William Wright
James Steele
Chattanooga Southern Railway Company
Henry Prince
Frank Coners
Frederick Duke
Charles Word
Peronal
John Hare
William Ames
Ames
New York County
New York
Joline, Larkin & Rathbomne
Wall Street
Borough of
Manhattan
New York City
H. R. Carray
Harriet R. Carey
Joe B. Carter
R. M. Rogan
Jacob Tome
Edgar J. Heller
Annchew Heller Ward
R. Jacques & Tinsley Company
M. Langston
Lewis McRobbie
James Simmons
William Stone
John Bb, Neeley
John Gray
John
Charles Iyrd
Harles Rd
Liam Ames
Cuthbert W. Pound
Supreme Court
County of New York
State of New York
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Inns
Joline, Larkin & Rathbone
Foreclosure Sale Set for Two Bronx Parcels in 1908
Supreme Court of New York County to auction two parcels in the Bronx on September 16 1908 at noon at Exchange Salesrooms Vesey Street Manhattan as per judgment in favor of The Mutual Bank against John Monaghan et al. Parcels include plots 7 and a Sherman Avenue strip with mortgage lien and city rights, totals listed with estimates of liens taxes and costs. Sale adjourned then rescheduled for October 14 1908.
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Bryan L .Kennelly
City of New York
Bronx
New York
Claremont
High Bridge
West Farms
County of
Westchester
State of New York
R. Henwood
Morrisania
Office
the Register of
Westchester County
High Bridge Street
Borough of
Sherman Avenue
Commissioners of Street Improvements
City of
Benno Lewinson
Rushmore, Bisbee
Rogers & Stern
Wall Street
Borough of Manhattan
Centre Line
16Sth Street
Joseph Wilkenfeld
Haferes
Notices of estate claims for multiple New York executors
Several 1908 probate notices list heirs and executors including Leonard T. Gaffney, Anna B. Bayley, Henry F. Poggenburg, and George L. Woolley. Each invites creditors to present claims and vouchers by specified dates at Manhattan offices or appointed attorneys, naming surrogates Becket and others.
New York Supreme Court Foreclosure Sale Notice
Judgment issued July 1908 orders public sale of leasehold premises at 77-83 West 125th Street and 200-308 Lenox Avenue Manhattan. Referee Edward Jacobs to sell October 14 1908 at noon at 14 and 16 Vesey Street. Price around 20226.66 plus costs and liens for unpaid rents and taxes.
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NEW York Supreme Court
County OF
New York
Peter Doelger, Jr
John J. Munon OY
Vesey Street
Horough
Manhattan
City of New York
Samuel Goldsticker
Harry Levey
New York Operating Company
Elm Healty Company
Office
the Register of the
County of New York
Elm Realty Company
Harry Ievey
John
Mooney
William Norton
Jesse -Mentienda
John. J. Moony
William F. Nachton
Renister
John J. Mooney
William F.nortomina
Borough of
State of
Sixth Avenue
Lenox Avenue
Twenty-Fifth
Lenox) Avenue
Twenty Fifth Street
Sixth
Edward. Jacobs
Guggenheimer
Untermyer & Marshall
Wall Street
Borough of Manhattan
West 125Th Street
226th_ Street
126Th Street
U . Se
City of
Ward Jacobs
Notice to creditors of Abraham M Kridel deceased
In pursuance of the County of New York dated April 2 1908 notice is given to all persons with claims against Abraham M Kridel late of New York deceased to present them with vouchers to Hollander Bernheimer Bernheimer 10 Wall Street New York City on or before October 28 next Executors Samuel Kridel Alexander H Kridel High Scheuerman Limburg and Hollander Bernheimer Bernheimer 10 Wall Street New York City Attorneys for Executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
New York
Henry Iden
Henry Schneider
New
York
Charles Te H. Beckett
City of
Daniel J. Dowdney
Barhydt
David Parish
Abner C. Thomas
County of New York
Fifth Avenue
Anhattan
State of New
Trust Company
Rushmore, Bisbee,rogers & Stern
Wall St
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Robertson, Andrew
Charles H. Beckett
Andrew Robertson
Strong & Cadwalader
Wall Street
Agnes R. Clarke
Newschafer
William H
William H. Newschafer
Franz Sigel
Park Row
Catheriie A. Miller
Amelia
Broadway
Manhattan
William G. Wood
Ronald K. Brown
J. Albert Lane
William Leslie Crilley
William H.flitner
Alexander T. Wells
Charl B. Bartram
New York City
Mayer
Albert E
Albert Ernest Mayer
Broad Street
NEW York Trust Company
Cravath, Henderson & DE Gersdorff
William Street
Martin, Max
Max Martin
Franc, Dee & Newgass
Cedar Street
Inty
Matilda Martin
Herbert S. Martin
Joseph L. Reiling
Berthold Hochschild
Neuman & Newgass
Moller
Pauline
Auline Moller
Frank F. Groff
Paul Emile Moller
Jacob
Alaric Leo Moller
N. Y
Fowler
Charles H
Charles H. Fowler
Myra H. Fowler
Carl H. Fowler
Gaffney
Leonard T
Leonard T. Gaffney
Charles A. Burr
Lucius A. Waldo
Borough of
Nk. Woolley
George Lee
Charles H. Becket
George Lee Woolley
West
Hartlepool
England
Wheeler
Curtis
W Aight
State Street
Herbert C. Millican
George F. Booth
Wheeler, Fortis & Haight
N.Y
Bayley
Anna B
Anna B. Bayley
Richard Lawrence
Isabella L. Beekman
Philbin
Seekman & Medken
Wiliam Street
Louis Reichert
John H. Poggenburg
William H. Poggenburg
Peceutore
Eagentors
II Bregaway
Samuel Kridel
Alexander H. Kridel
HIGH
Scheuerman & Limburg
Hollander, Bernheimer & Bernheimer
Hamilton
Burtenau
Jane M. Hamilton
E. J. Moss
Amy H. Hamilton
Eorge F. Halsted
Bay
J. Moss
Perons
Domingo Villamys
Ork
Ne ‘York
Attorr
Gerolamo
CE Fan
Gerolamo Cella
Ate
Campora & Thiery
Nagsap Street
Victoria M. Cavagnar
Anna Maria Pisarra
Campora
Thiery
Nassau Street
Gusthal
Leopold
Abner. Thomas
Leopold Gusthal
Balette Cohen
Betty Gusthal
Bowers& Sands
Grifyvin
Helen OF Forest
Helen DE Forest Griffin
Ormiston & McCormack
Shepherd K. DE Forest
Edward Latton DE Forest
Onmilton .& McCormack
Help Wanted Ad Promises Superior Positions
An old New York Times help wanted note touts superior positions for intelligent workers. It advises contacting Bryant by telephone for applications.
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New York Times
Bryant
Notices of Claims in Various Probate Matters
In New York proceedings executors advertise for creditors to present claims with vouchers by specified deadlines. Names include Amy H. Hamilton and George F. Halsted. Domingo Villamys. Gerolamo Cella. Leopold Gusthal. Helen De Forest Griffin. executors cite orders from Hon. Abner C. Thomas and official dates in 1904 1906 1908. Offices listed: Moss Broadway Campora Thiery Nassau Street and others.
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Rustic
The
Bers
Donaldson
Night Bank
Calumet & Hecla
Plimpton Avenues
Nelson Avenue
187Th Street
Colonial
London
Gresham St
Benjamin Altman
B. Altman & Co
John Jacob Astor
Geo. F. Barker
First Natonal Bank
Stephen Bake
Bank of Te Manhattan Co
Geo
EH. Case
White & Case
Thomas Cochran
E. €. Cons Frse
H. F P. Davison
First National Bank
John L. Downey
Harrison FE. Gawtery
Consolidated Ges Co
Robert Walton Goelet
Thomas W. Lamont
Fenvers Trust
Edgar L. Marston
Blair & Co
Bankera
E. C. Converse
Alex. H. Stevens
Seward Prosser
W.mcgarrar
Nat ' Banks Ie
Pepe
Ustais
S. Daniel
GH. W. Pancoast, i Hran
Howard Buccock
Prom
New -Emma
Joseph P Day
STET
Harlem
Regier
Mott Street
148Th Street
Lew Ter
SBERG
Jacobson & Pollock
Athens
144Th Street
yGast 148Th St
Aanne Viimtraa
OFS
Dometr & Awtote
F. Lvug
Mooney & Shipman of