Life Savers Row to Coney Island in Metropolitan Display
United States Volunteer Life-Saving Corps held an exhibition of coastal rescue skills in New York waters. Eight Swampscott dories carried crews from Swampscott and divisions including South Norwalk Pelham Bay Throgg's Neck Red Hook and Bay Ridge racing from Battery Basin to Coney Island. The South Norwalk Rotan Point crew led early and finished first in 1 hour 45 minutes, with several other crews clocking between 1:52 and 2:10. Coxswain William A. Bixbie was carried ashore after the finish as part of the test of endurance and rescue readiness.
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United States
Swampscott Dories
Battery Basin
Coney Island
Norwalk
Conn
Rotan Point
Thorsten Stabell
Arthur Stabell
William A. Bixbie
Throgg
Pelham Bay
W. Cummings
T.C. Peterson
William Spooner
Conover Street
Hook Point
Brooklyn
Paul A. Laquer
William Buntes
William Chambers
Port
Morris
Val Z. Goehring
H. D. Martin
Will. Goebring
Bay Ridge
Robert Brown
Eugene Monahan
W. Cohalogue
Lewis Waggaman
A. P. Currier
Theodore Thormann
South Norwalk
Fort Lafayette
Bixbie
Majestic Hotel
Sea Gate
Adams
Albany & Susquehanna
Cccceseves
BEYY
American Hide & Leather
American Ice Securities
American Telephone & Tele
American Tobacco
Santa Fé
Santa F
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
South
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brooklyn Union
Brooklyn Union Elevated
Buffalo Gas
Reiss Roga
Canada Southern Ist
Canada Southern
Issebeneesavesve
Central of Georgia
Aes
Central Leather
Central Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chesapeake& Ohio
Bur
N. P.-Gt
N. Jt
Illinois
Chicago
Eastern Illinois
Indianapolis &Louis
Chi. Mil
St. P
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St. P. South
Minn
Dak. &. T. South
Southwest
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago & Northwestern Consol
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Rock Island & Pacific
St. Louis & Pittsburg
Chicago, Chicago & Western
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Boas
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Cleve., Cin
Chi
St. Louis
Onl. Cleve., Cin
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Idado
Colorado Southern
Colorado Industrial
Sisaz
Consolidated Gascony
Consolidated Tobacco
Columbus & Ninth Avenue
Consumers’. Gas of Chicago
Srey
Delaware & Hudson
Intm
Cfs. Eeuaee
Denver & Rio Grande
Distillers
Erie
Essescocsecacsens
Essesceeeeee Uv
Flint & Pere Marquette
Fort Worth
Denver City
Coeeres
Galveston, Houston & Henderson
General Electric
Green Bay
Interborough-Metropolitan
Seuccees
Eeseseeneee International & Gt
Northern
T. R
Kansas City Southern
Kansas City
Fort Scott & Memphis
Keokuk
Des Moines
Kings County
To Drive In Auto to San Francisco
Fred Henderson a Coney Island restaurant and music hall man with his wife Mr and Mrs Gilbert Stratton and a chauffeur start next Monday morning for San Francisco in an automobile. They will travel via Philadelphia and Washington then westward. They will travel leisurely not aiming to break speed records for enjoyment.
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San Francisco
Fred Henderson
Coney Island
Gilbert Stratton
Philadelphia
Washington
Wheat Movement Starts Early With Strong Northwest Rail Car Receipts
WHEAT movement has begun earlier than last year across the Northwest. Duluth and Superior report 500 to 600 cars daily for lake transshipment. Northern Pacific and Great Northern executives note movement two to three weeks ahead, with good quality grain and no car shortage if terminals handle cars properly.
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ST. Paul
Northern
Northwest
Duluth
Superior
J. O. Dalzell
Northern Pacific Railroad
George C. Conn
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Arrested Boy on Roof During Fire in Harlem Building
Frank Muldoon 19, son of a Bronx real estate dealer, was arraigned in Harlem Police Court held on $2500 bail for examination next Friday. He was on the roof of 616 West 182d Street during a morning fire and later at 4 pm Saturday, also charged with assaulting David Pelton. His father said he was a "buff" eager to see fires. bail was posted.
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Frank Muldoon
Wadsworth Avenue
Bronx
Moss
Harlem
West 182d
David Pelton
Muldoon
Magistrate Kernochan Bars Noisy Suspects Without Citizen Complaints
In Jefferson Market Court yesterday morning Magistrate Kernochan said he would not detain those arrested in Commissioner Bingham’s anti noise drive unless citizens appear in person to file complaints. He then discharged four peddlers nabbed Saturday night by Tenderloin officers for hawking wares.
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Kernochan
Jefferson Market Court
Bingham
Ieee
Addresses listed for branch offices in multiple cities
The document cites location lines for several branch offices including 16, 18, 20 and 22 William Street address, a branch at 475 Fifth Avenue in New York, a London address at 38 Bishopsgate Street, and a Paris location at 41 Boulevard Haussmann.
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William Street
Fifth Avenue
New York
List of Names in Historical Ledger Items
A collection of personal names appears in a damaged OCR text including Charles F Armstrong Frank J Gould Frank Strainard Jetn A juiten Harry Bronner Badwand T Jeffery Edmund Converse Mick S itae vides Nelson Cromwell Frederick P R Schencky Costello Andrew Squire Grease M Dodge William H Taylor A Goepel Joh Truesdell George J Goud EF F C Young Fawin Gould.
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Charles F. Armstrong
Frank J. Gould
Frank Strainard
Jetn A. Juiten
Harry Bronner
Badwand T.jeffery
Franklin 2.Rown
Wittedrn S. Dl
Robert C. Crowry
Morten F. Fla Edmund
Converse
Mick S. Itaevides
Nelson Cromwell
Frederick PR. Schencky Costello
Andrew Squire
Grease M. Dodge
William H. Taylor
A. Goepel
Joh . Truesdell
George J. Goud
EF. F.C. Young
Fawin Gould
Dividend Announcement by UTA Corres Company
The executive committee declares a fifty cent per share dividend at five percent annual rate, payable September 1. Books close September 1 at noon and reopen September 2. stockholders are urged to file permanent dividend orders.
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UTA Corres Company
Broadway
New York
Tale No Re
Neoner
Stoskhablers
Dereicnci
Chas EK
Lipman
Asst
Toledo St Louis & Western Railroad Company Dividend Notice
Toledo, St Louis and Western Railroad Company announces a semi annual 2 percent dividend on its preferred stock payable October 15 to stockholders of record October 6. Transfer books close October 6 and reopen October 7 at the transfer office, 60 Wall Street, New York. Dividend payable by check to addresses on file by October 6. AS. Stewart Macier, Secretary.
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Broadaway
New York
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
Equitable Trust Company of New York
Mercantile Trust Company
Cowie Company
South Omaha and Western Railroad Company
State of
Nebraska
Rock Island Company
New York City
New Jersey
Exchange Place
Jersey City
Robert Mather
G. T. Boggs
Keokuk and
Des Moines Railway Co
Des Moines Railway Comany
Des Moines
Iowa
T. Boggs
Toledo
ST. Louis & Western Railroad Company
Wall St
Osmiphis
Oetiier
HO Well Street
New Youny
Stewart Maceir
Guggenheim Exploiantion Company
Broadway
Taviigbad
Zor
Det
Mhias
K. Lipman
United Fruit Company Dividend Notice at Boston Office
A quarterly dividend of ten percent on the capital stock is declared by United Fruit Company. Payable October 1 1908 to stockholders of record at close of business September 26 1908. Charles A Hubbard treasurer. Also National Biscuit Company quarterly dividend of 112 percent on common stock payable October 15 1902 to stockholders of record at close of business September 25 1908. Transfer books not closed. F B Bughee treasurer.
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State Street
Boston
Charles A. Hubbard
National Biscuit Company
FHE
F.& Bughee
Treamrer
American Can. Company
E RB
H. Simon
Tennessee Copper Company
New York City
Te H. ST SM
Axn
Dividend Declarations From Major Companies
A roundup of recent dividends includes American Can declaring a quarterly preferred stock dividend at 1.25 percent payable October 1 to stockholders of record September 30. Tennessee Copper Company announcing a 5 percent dividend payable September 30 to holders of record September 11. Homestake Mining Co declaring Dividend No. 2090 at 50 cents per share payable at Transfer Agency. Hudson Realty Company says a 6 percent dividend payable September 39 to stockholders of record September 19.
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Homestake Mining CO. Mills
Road Street
New York
Dirk
Nsbery & “Gos
Traunefe
Hudson Realty Company
Broadway
Samuel EB. Jacobs
Surrogate Notices for Rachel Purdy Deceased
In the New York County Surrogate’s Court Abner C. Thomas announces subpoenas for all persons with claims against Rachel Purdy late of New York County deceased. Claims and vouchers must be presented with corresponding transaction details to the subscribing surrogate at 76 William Street Manhattan City of New York by November 28. Dated New York November 7.
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Alee Heap Purdy
C. Thomas
County of New York
Rachel Purdy
William Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New Week
Batenton
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Banking
Trust
Foreign Department
Nassau Street
Lombard Street
London
A! ‘Trust Co
34Th Street
125Th St
Lenox Ave
New York State Banking Department
148Th St
Third Ave
Pennsylvania Railroad Ferry Terminal
Jersey City, N. J
General Banking and Trust Business— Safe Deposit Vaults
John W. Hardenbergh
Rob't 8. Ross
WM. J. Field
Jay
Perkins
J. Richard Tennant
Edward T. Bedford
Edgar L. Marston
William A. Nash
Banking Committee
William H. Nichols
William H. Porter
James Speyer
Manhattan
Montague St
Remsen St
Fulton St
Jamaica
Jackson Ave
Long Island City
Guardian Trust
Aking
the Debenture Corporation of
Frederick R. Tibbitts
Congress St
Boston, Mass
Investment Securities
Commission
LA Rose
Nipissing
Bend
J. Thomas Rinhardt
Broad ST
Bankers Trust Em
Wall Street
Alex. Millar
W. D. Rutan
Tion
Crewwins
Swampscott
the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Bishopsgate St
Within
Paris
Boulevard Haussment
Bowling Green Trust Co
Edwin Gould
P. Armstrong
John A. Hilton
Pres
Treas
William M. Laws
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Ltd
Lexington Avenue & Pavonia Ferry
Lehigh Valley of New York
Long Island
Orhg
Louisville & Nashville Coll
Louisville & Nashville Unified
Sgnesiecs Tenn
Caidecaeese
Manhattan Consol
Mercantile Marine
Milwaukee Gas
Michigan Central
Milwaukee & Northern
Missouri, Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Morris & Essex
Weeese
Nashville
Chattanooga
Oye
Nassau Electric
National Railroad of Mexico
New York Air Brake
H. &P. Coll
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N. Y
Ontario & Western
Susquehanna & Western
Norfolk & Western Consol
Norfolk & Western
Pocahontas. Co
Norfolk & West
Northern Pacific
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Ohio River
Jost Jonty
Oregon Railroad & Navigation
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania
Bis
Sys
Reading
Jersey Central
Ene &Y
St. Joseph
Grand Island
Iron Mt. & So. Unif
Ebby Sly
St.Louis
Iron Mt. & So
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Paul
Man
Dakota
St Paul
Consol
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Texas Pacific
Third Ave. Con
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St. Louis & Western
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Toledo, Peoria & Western
Union Pacific
Pd Oe &Y
RESM
United Railways of
U. S. Reduction and Refining
United Railroads of
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U.S. Steel Corp
Mtge
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Tolsy
U. S. Steel Corp
U.S. Realty & Improvement
Taig Ton
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Sseseeeeeenees
Wabash
Pittsburg
Astinghouse Elec
Mfg
S. i
Western Maryland
West Shore
Western Union Coll
Western Union Cony
Aivecesass
Cere
Rilan
Wisconsin Central
Sune Oe
Siso
Republic of Cuba
United States of Mexico
York City
New
Virginia
Brown Bros & Co
LSG of
Mexico
vuTg & Pep
J. Dilg
Regee Ps
J. J
Imp. Jap. Gov
Dist. of Columbia
Pan. Can. L
Phil
Is.p.w
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Thossey City
Waress
Jimi City
N.Y
City
Alabama Currency Fund
North Carolina
North Caro
Vapore Bros & Co
Cosceorooas
Eny
Brooklyn . Trust
Montagne Street
Fulton Street
Theodore F. Miller
Samuel W. Boovcock
Alexander M. White
David H. Lanman
S. W. Husted
Willis L. Ogden
Joseph “. Owens Dohn J Pierrepont
Charles M. Pratt
George G. Reynolds
Charles A. ‘Sehieren Vdweard M. Shepard
Jd. We. Walbridge
Willis D. Wood
Trustees
Thomas T. Barr Samuel W. Roocock Chanuncery
George W Bykman
David H. Frank Jyman
Metropolitan Trust
Mann
Erson
IBD
Ars
Francis M. Bacon
William L. Butt
Wiliam C Ntler
D. Crawford Clark
Henry WV. DeFores Haley Fiske
J. Horace Harding
Robert Hoe
Brayton Ives
Edward B. Judson
Lewis Cass
Ledgan Bradley Martin
Frederck T. Martin
E_D. Morgan
Willian
Wrwnse
DO. Mills
Richard Mortimer
John E. Parsons
Anon Ay Wae Man Cam
Eee Riker
Lew R. Sheldon
J .Edward Simmons
John VV. Simpson
Joseph J. Slocum
Francis S. Smithers
John T. Terry
Geo. Henry Wasren
AL White
United Fruit Company
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