Stockholders Meetings for Banks and Utilities in 1908
Notices announce stockholders meetings for The National Bank of North America at 43 Exchange Place New York City October 21 1908 to elect an agent for asset transfer under federal law. Also Brooklyn Union Gas Company holds November 10 1908 meeting to elect Directors and set books close dates. United Amusement Companies calls October 20 1908 meeting at 147 West 42d Street Manhattan to elect Directors and inspectors.
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National Bank of North ‘America
New York
Charles A. Hanna
Acs
Lawrence O. Murray
United Amusement Companies
West 42d Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Benjamin Hartig
E. D
J. D. Stein, Incorporated
E. D. & J.D. Stein, Incorporated
E. D., & J. D. Stein, Incorporated
Board of Directors
8Th Street
Borough of Manhattan
Jerome D. Stein
Jones, McKinny & Steinbrink
J. D. Stein
Incorporate
Aoe
Ae Tn
Adams Express
N. Y
Ontario & Western
Albany’ & Susquehanna
Norfolk & Western
Oly Allis-Chalmers
Eaesee
Eeeevere
Norfolk & Western Consol
American Agricult. Chem
American Hide & Leather
American Cotton Oil
Norfolk & Western, Pocahon. C. Cas
American Dock & Imp't
Eeccene Cesses
Northern Pacific
Coe
American Ice Securities
Mey OM
American Telephone & Telecol
American Telephone & Tele,cony
American Tod&cco GS
Oregon Railroad & Navigation
American Tobacco
Srecemaie Ee Barnes
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Santa Fé
Hee Ae
Pennsylvania
Cece Ee
Santa
Rcis
Peoria
Eastern Isles
Atlantic Coast Line
Aeacee Seve Eeereseon
Pitts., Cin., Chi. & St. L
Baltimore & Ohio
South
Reading
Jersey Central Col
Balt
Ohio
Pitts
L. E.,& West Vt
Republic Iron & Steel Ds
Bethichem Steel Ds
Ecuigthmie
Ibieaoma
Eoase
Richmond &Danville Con
Eave
Broadway
7Th Avenue
Rio Grande Western
Ewes
Brooklyn, Queens Co. & Suburban
Rio
Grande Western Coll. R
Eeee
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Seeeeeseee
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
Neapolis
John S T ' Aitlati A
Brooklyn Rapid Trasit
St. Louis
Iron Mt. & So
Brooklyn Union
Vance
Louis
Buffalo & Susquehanna Iron
St Louis
San Francisco
Mills Company
Buffalo & Susquehanna
St Louis Southwestern Lst
Cedar Rapids & Northern Col
St Louis Southwestern 2d Inc
Orler
Louis Southwestern Con
Canada
St P
Minn. & Man
Senvece
Central of Georgia Consol
Eecese Ecoees
San Aritonio & Aransas Passevere Eves
Ager Central of Georgia 1St Inc
Seaboard Air Line
Ee Ease
Secur Central of Georgia 2d Inc
Central of Georgia 2d Inc
Scioto Valley
New England
Central
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific
Eeeseegee
Central Pacific Td
Escessteeese
Southern Railway
Lair Central of
New Jersey
Southern Ry
Dev
Eeesece
R. & Bank. Co
Georgi
Chesapeake & Ohio
Tenn. Coal & Iron, Bir
Eee
Shesapeake & Ohio
Coal & Iron, de Bard. C
Ohio, Rich. & Alle
Coal & Iron
Chicago & Alton
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Chicago & Alton Sis
Beesserseseseserenio
Texas Pacific Ist
Scscesecccescese Eosew
Third Avenue Consol
Bur
N. P
N. Jt
Third Ave. Con
Cent
Illinois
Toledo
St. L
Western
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Chicago & East
Erie Ut DS. c
Chicago Gas Light & Coke
Underground
Fl. Ry
London
S. Ne
St. P
Southwest
el. Ry
Mil
United Railways of
Chicago & Northwestern
United Railroads of
Ty.s. Realty & Improvement
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
U. S. Steel Corp
Mtge
S. F
Col
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Chicago
New Orleans
Virginia Tron, Coal & Coke
J.ceeee Sesese
St. Kaul
Minn
Omaha
Virginia Midland
Cin
Chi
Gin
Chi. & St. L
Cairo
Colorado “Industrial
Wabash
Wabash Pittsburg Terminal
Consolidated Tobacco
Westinghouse Elec
Oric & Tenn
Consumers’ Gas of Chicago
Western Newsseens
New York & Penn
Delaware & Hudson
Maryland
T. T
Denver & Rio Grande Consol
West Shore
Detroit Gas
Detroit Gos
Western Union Coll
Western Union Real Estate
Western Union
Edison el. S. of
Wisconsin Central Gen
Erie
Ccscecces
Eveenses
Fort Worth
Denver City
Fort Worth & Rio Grande
Republic of Cuba
General Electric Cony
United States of Mexico
Esserespaceees
Green Bay
Gulf & Ship Island
Cceeessereseeeses
ITV
Hannibal & St. Joseph
Consol
Liew
York Ciba A AG Pando Es
Hocking Valley
York City
Houston & Texas
New
York
City
Illinois Central
Inter
R. T. Con Ts
Interborough-Metropolitan
Towa Central
International Steam Pump
Virginia
Brown Bros. & Co
Kansas City Southern
Kansas City
Fort Scott & Memph
Laclede Gas
Eenneresesseneee
Lake Shore
Lehigh Valley of New York
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Ltd
Sevevetione
Eens -Q.F
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Consol
UC S
Louisville &Nashville
Louisville & Nashville Unified
Manhattan Consol
Maree Ee
Metropolitan Street
Mercantile ‘Marine Col
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Teesessace
Dist. of Columbia
T. F
Pan. Can. L
Philippines
Ceee Midland
Q. M
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas & Eastern
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
M.N
M. N
Texas
NT City
Missouri Pacific
N City
Missouri Pacific Consol
Reg
Missouri Pacific Trust
Y City
Morris & Ess
Con
Mobile & Ohio
Nashville, Chatt
Nassau Electric
Alabama Currency Fund
J. J
New York Central
Louisiana Consol
New -York Cent
L- Shore
North Carolina
Chicago & St. Louis
New York Dock
North Caro
New York & Harlem
Trennessee
Lack. & West
Tennessee
Sma
N. Y. Gas, el. L
P. Coll
Virgina
N. Y. Gas
el. L
Brown Bros & Co. Cfs
N. H
P. Pur
Eeresa
Secosonrenees Rereserorzesa
Annual Meetings Notice for Multiple Companies
Notices announce stockholders meetings for the Stockholmrrs Sno Company K Davis Coal Company and New Orleans and Northeastern Railroad Company. Directors and inspectors will be elected, with meetings set for October 19 November 2 and November 4 1908 respectively at indicated offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New Orleans and Northeastern Railroad Company
New Orleans
H. W. Wenham
Stock transfer books close ahead of Phoenix Cap Co meeting
American Malt Corporation on 68th Street New York closes transfer books at 3 P M on Thursday October 22 1908 for annual stockholders meeting set for November 12 1908 and reopens Friday November 13 1908 J C McCune secretary The Phoenix Cap Co annual meeting at 194 Chambers Street New York City on November 12 1908 at 2 P M George Alexander secretary treasurer announces details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Malt Corporation
68Th Street
East River
New York
J. C. McCune
Stockhold- Ere
The
Phoenix Cap Co
Chambers St
York City
GEO. Alexander
Sec. and
Treas
American Malting Company
63Rd Street
Stockholders meetings and preferred stock dividend notices
Notices record stockholders meetings for The Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway Company and The Thirty Five East Thirtieth Street Company with election of Directors and other business in October and November 1908. Havana Electric Railway announces preferred stock dividend of $1.56 per share payable November 14 1908 with transfer books closed from October 26 to November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelad
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railways Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
Dwight W. Pardee
Havana
Ecty Tc Railway Co
Broadway
New York
Sik
H. Kraemer
Trade outlook brightens as American Industries canvass hits 1000 replies
American Industries reports a broad survey of 3,000 manufacturers shows improving trade conditions with optimism for the near term. Textile and leather sectors are cautious while agricultural implements lead in prosperity. Taft’s election is seen as a catalyst for continued growth and tariff discussions remain a concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Industries
National Association of Manufacturers
Taft
United States
Association
J. W. van Cleave
Treasury
Boston Copper Gossip Mining News and Stockholders Meeting
Special report from Boston notes a Nov 16 stockholders meeting to sell the old Franklin mine and raise capital. It cites Franklin Jr. as taking over original workings, satisfactory Michigan mine output, ongoing copper production by Quincy and Anaconda, Wyandotte crosscut results, and daily North Butte shipments to Washoe averaging 1400 tons with 40 percent high grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Franklin
Franklin, Jr
Michigan
Wyandotte
Anaconda
North Butte
Washoe
Rich ore finds and mill capacity at Nevada operations
East Butte Directors expect ore production within six to eight months as water is drained. Nevada Consolidated Cumberland Ely mill's third section starts, enabling 5 000 tons daily. Newhouse Mines and Smelters produced 525 000 pounds in September while Boston Consolidated reached 958 000 pounds, up from 600 000 in August. Very rich sulphite ore found in the fourteenth level crosscut of Old Dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Butte
Nevada Consolidated-Cumberland Ely
Newhouse Mines
Boston Consolidated
Agaist
Old Dominion
Readings Big Earnings Support Two Cent Fare Law
Philadelphia expert accountant Philip N. Goldsmith testifies in Reading Ratette case that the company earned 30 percent of capital stock in the last two fiscal years, about $6,000,000, with a $345,639.43 surplus. He notes that earnings were diverted to the Reading Company, the holding group, and argues no loss from the rate law. He attributes passenger declines to general hard times, not rate effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Philip N. Goldsmith
Howeer
Reading Company
Reading Railway Company
Reading Coal and Iror Company
Goldsmith
Reading Railway
New York Notary Records Bond and Receivers Notice
The document records a September 25 1808 appearance of Edward Pritchard before a New York Notary Public confirming signature on a bond instrument. It orders creditors of Pillsbury Washburn Flour Mills Company Limited to file claims with receivers and gives notice via newspapers for two weeks, with postings to creditors and a certification by Edward Pritchard about his tomato ketchup business in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of New York
County of New York
Edward Pritchard
Notari
Notary Publiiel
Anu It Ia
Alianeapuils
Chicago
New York
Horton
Pillsbury- Washburn- Flour Mills Company, Limited
Copicof
Milton Dpd Pirpy
Oh Ji Henry D Lang
George F HitecHee
Edward ‘Pritchard
Tomatis Catsup
We - Pride Farm
Cit
Brooklyn Trust Company Official Details and Officers
Chartered in 1866 the Brooklyn Trust Company lists its addresses at 1177 Montagne Street 4205 Fulton Street Brooklyn and 90 Broadway Manhattan with capital of 1,000,000 and earned surplus of 2,033,000. Officers include Theodore F. Miller president Samuel W. Boocock and Alexander M White vice presidents David H Lanman treasurer and H W Husted secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
125Th St
Lenox Ave
Theodore F. Miller
Samuel W. Boocock
Alexander M. White
David H. Lanman
W. Husted
Thomas T. Barr
George W. Chaunce Y Willam N
William Huester
Francis L Hine
William A. Jamison
Frank Lyms
Legal Notice of National Bank Sequences in Minnesota
United States district court in Minnesota lists several banks including The Second National Bank of St Paul The Northwestern National Bank of Minnesota The First National Bank of Minneapolis The Security National Bank of Minneapolis and The Swedish American National Bank of Minnesota in a formal notice regardingbanking actions and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Public notices from New York water department bids 1908
The Department of Water Supply Gas and Electricity in Manhattan issues sealed bids and estimates due October 28 1908 for projects in Brooklyn and Manhattan including high pressure fire service systems draining apparatus and coal deliveries. Commissioner John Brien announces details and full particulars in the City Record. Also notice of stock purchase at 53 Naessa Street and 44 Lispenard Street by Grinbere Morris and Earp Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Park Row
Borough of Manhattan
New York
Commissioner of‘ Water Supply
Borough of Brooklyn
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Ighan A. O'Brien
Department OF Water
City of New York
Commissioner of Water
Jofin ¥ Brien
Water Supply
Gas and Electricity
Cty of
Department OF Water Supply
Cts
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York City
Guaranty Trust Company OF
Banking
Trust
Foreign Department
Nassau Street
Lombard Street
E. C. Londom
G. Louis Boissevain
Frederick G. Bourne
Franklin Q. Brown
Edward H. Clark
Dumont Clarke
Charles F. Hoffman
J. Horace Harding
William B. Joyce
Charles H. Keep
Hinscill Parsons
Samuel T. Peters
Herbert L. Satterlee
William A. Tucker
Payne Whitney
Pennsylvania Railroad Ferry Terminal
Jersey City, N. J
General Banking and Trust Business—Safe Deposit Vaults
Robe't S. Ross
WM. J. Field
Jay S. Perkins
J. Richard Tennant
Manhattan Trust Company
Wall Street
Brooklyn Union. Gas Company
Remsen Street
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
Remisen Street
Walter K. Rossiter
Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Company
de Kalb
Franklin Avenues
Stockholmrrs
Coney Island and Brooklyn Sno Company
Duncan B. Cannon
K. Davis Coal Company
C. K. Davis Company
Cedar Street
Anhattan
State of
Frederick Kopf
Thirty-Five
East Thirtieth Street Company
East 30Th Street
Mortimer D. Metcalfe
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Central Station
Alexander G. Hackstafyf
Phila
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Exchange PL
Broad St
Mass
Manu
Ake
Pryan
van Cleive
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
Europe
Asia
Boston Copper Gossip
Brooklyn Trust Company
Montagne Street
Fulton Street
Wall St
Willis L. Ogden
Joseph Wena
John J. Charlies
Ierrepont
George Reynolds Lehieren Chariesa
Bowling Grean Trust Co
Edwin Gould
William H. Taylor
Chas P
Armstrong John A. Hilton
Pres
William M. Laws
Charles P. Riseong
Pian Jould
Jon A. Hilston
Frank Brainard
Edward Jet
Harry Brenner
Ery
Franklin & Rown
Saw Pierce
Robert C. Clowry
Orton Plant
Edmund
Converse Ie Aemsay
Nelson Cromwell Yre Tarts B
Schen
P. C. Costello
Ang x Squire
Wiliam J. Taylor
Grenville M. Dodge
John Pruesdell
A. Goepel
George J. Gould
Ravin Goeui
Guardian Trust
Compan
Capital & Surplus
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