Clearing House Returns Show Flurry's Broad Impact on Trusts
The New York Clearing House released December figures for 48 trust companies after the December 19 call, detailing declines since August 22. Loans on collateral fell by 215,572,400, deposits with other banks and brokers dropped 33,339,000, and cash declined by 12,901,700, with Guaranty Trust noting 3,560,400 of foreign gold in transit among other resources.
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New York Clearing House
Greater
New York
State Banking Department
Clearing House
State Superintendent of Banks
Knickerbocker, Williamsburg
Jenkins
Cledging House
Guaranty Trust Company
Twenty Three Trusts Contribute to November Pool for Cash Aid
Twenty three trust companies joined a November pool to assist firms facing heavy runs or cash needs. The total contributed was 17 090 000 dollars, with the Farmers Loan and Trust Company giving the largest single gift of 2 168 000 dollars. The list includes Astor Trust 420 000 Bankers Trust 1 470 000 Bowling Green 168 600 Central Trust 780 000 Columbia Trust 210 000 Empire Trust 4 000 Equitable Trust 997 800 Farmers Loan and Trust 2 188 000 Fifth Ave Trust 210 000 Guardian Trust 42 000 Manhattan Trust Mercantile Trust Morton Trust Total New York Trust 1 771 600 Standard Trust 162 200 Title Guarantee and Trust 252 000 Union Trust 2 127 700 U S Mortgage and Trust 420 000 U S Trust 1 680 000 Washington Trust 168 000 Windsor Trust 250 000 Brooklyn Trust 291 500 Nassau Trust Brooklyn 42 000 17 080 000
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Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company
Astor Trust
Bankers’ Trust
Bowling Green
Central Trust
Columbia Trust
Empire Trust
Equitable Trust
Farmers’ Loan & Code
Fifth Ave. Trust
Guardian Trust
Manhattan Trust
Mercantile Trust
Morton Trust
New York Trust
Union Trust
U. Ss. Mortgage & Trust
U. & Trus
Windsor Trust
Brooklyn Trust
Nassau Trust Brooklyn
Knickerbocker Trust Receivership Extended Two Weeks
Justice Clark in Richmond County granted two more weeks for the Knickerbocker Trust case before ruling on permanent receivership. Stockholders reportedly subscribed 2.4 million dollars in cash toward resuming business as officials seek extended time for reorganization. Legal teams led by James Russell Soley and including Frederick G. Bourne, Harry B. Hollins, and William A. Tucker attended amid court proceedings.
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Justice Clark
Supreme Court
Richmond County
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Jackson
Knickerbocker Trust Receivership Extends Hearing Time
Committees of depositors and George F Canfield joined with Mr Soley to seek another adjournment. Temporary receivers Ernst Thalmann George L Rives and Henry C Ide were represented by Wickersham and Van Vorst and did not oppose. Affidavit showed about 9.96 million deposits assigned or assented in a week, with total deposits assented near 26 to 27 million, over 60 percent. Judge Clark impressed with progress and believed Knickerbocker may resume business to avoid losses from slow asset liquidation.
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George F. Canfield
Mr. Soley
Ernst Thalmann
George L. Rives
Henry C. Ide
George W. Wickersham
Frederick B. van Vorst
Hinschil Parsons
Clark
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works adopts eight hour day
Philadelphia Jan 4 announcement says Baldwin Locomotive Works will run on eight hours instead of ten starting Monday. The change affects 15,800 workers and is equivalent to suspending more than 3000 people. Albn Johnson declined to predict how long the eight hour basis will last.
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Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Albn Johnson
Malt Trust investigation advances with Keitel bid leads
Adolph Keitel of Keitel & Co. reports to Washington that the Attorney General will examine evidence on the United States Maltsters Association alleged price fixing. Keitel, a lone critic, shows letters from brewers and cereal makers pledging support and funds while urging consumers to refuse season contracts to force normal prices. He also cites barley yields and urges Illinois AG to probe malt price manipulation locally.
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Washington
Combine
Adolph Keitel
Keitel & Co
Grain Wakers
New Street
Keitel
Trust
United States
Central West
Ar. Keitel
Illinois
Attoney
Jackson
Fewer corporations chartered in New Jersey in 1907
New Jersey revenues from chartering corporations fell in 1907 with receipts of 141 075 dollars, down from 223 181 dollars in 1906 and 257 467 dollars in 1905. Secretary of State records show that filing fees were much higher in earlier years.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Secretary of State
1907 Corporate Incorporations Reach 1,828 Firms
The record shows 1,828 companies incorporated in 1907, a slight dip from the prior year. Earlier figures note totals growing to $771,845 and then to $437,479 in 1901, reflecting changes in corporate registrations and finance across the period.
Fine sought against express firms for failing to report salaries and assets
Lincoln Neb Jan 4 County Attorney Tyrrell filed a penal suit in county court alleging that the United States Adams and American Express companies did not file the officers salaries and the assets and liabilities of the concerns with the State Railway Commission. The law provides a penalty from 500 to 5000 dollars for refusing to furnish demanded information.
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Lincoln, Neb
United States
Adams
American Express
State Railway Commission
Tyrrell
Railway Commission
Treasury Report Shows Reserve Fund And Liabilities
The January treasury briefing lists gold coin and bullion holdings at 150.0 million, trust funds to redeem outstanding certificates, silver holdings at 71.0 million, and silver dollars of 1890 totaling 47.5 million. Deposits in national banks and Philippine treasury reimbursement awaiting, with current liabilities shown at 9.17.
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Ewe
Wwe
Railroad excursion over old Titusville and Oil Creek line
The Philadelphia Record notes a Monday annual trip over the old Titusville and Oil Creek line from Pioneer to Titusville. An engine and caboose were used. The trip aimed to preserve the charter value, with Master Carpenter Roberts and workers repairing bridges and preparing the track. The line runs on the east bank of Oil Creek while the daily tracks are on the west bank between Titusville and Pioneer.
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Philadelphia Record
Titusville
Oil C
Pioneer
Roberts
of! Creek
Proprietors sell 18 room hotel with 50 acres near NY
An old established Delaware County New York hotel with 18 rooms and 50 acres is for sale for 7500 dollars due to ill health and going out of business. Details from McDonald Wiggins Co at 257 Broadway.
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New York City
McDonald-Wiggins Co
Broadway
Manu
Brooklyn
McDonald- Wiggins Co
Jersey
Ted
McDowall-Wiggins Co
Greater
Manhattan
McDonald-Wiggits Co
New York
West Shore
MccDonald-Wiggins Co
Delaware County
N. Y
New England
Ena
Residence and room notices in Brooklyn and Prospect area
Highly recommended residence for girls studying art music opera and concerts in Brooklyn with extensive grounds and newly furnished detached mansion can accommodate a few guests rooms with best references required owner telephone 2437 A Pros pect. WANTED refined gentleman nicely furnished room with breakfast and supper in a strictly private place monthly French people preferred address E Box 2 Tribune Office.
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West
Lefferts Place
Tribune Office
Classified Notice for Rooms in The Tribune Directory
Sixteen words twelve times consecutively rate five cents per line. Advertisers may enter rooms for fourteen days. Write for circular. Full information on these rooms is free at The New York Tribune Uptown Office 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th streets.
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The
Tribune
Broadway
6Th Ave
125Th St
77Th Sts
1St Ave
12Th St
Tremont Ave
the Tribune
Hkroadway
Ave.s
14Th St
Uptown
76Th
Tith Sts
325Th St
Rd Ave
80Th St
Tremont
Sd Ave
New-York Tribune
6Th
36Th
37Th Sts
61St St
6Th St
New-York
T Shane’s Information Bureau
Advertising Writer and Kitchenmaid Wanted in New York
Advertisement seeks an experienced advertising writer for engines boilers and power transmission machinery with salary and potential ownership, contact Hancoods Brain Brokers 307 Broadway New York. Kitchenmaid position offered by private family requires references apply Monday at Coxon 63 West 55th Street New York.
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Call
Hancoods
Broadway
New York
Bocouk
Coxon
West 55Th
Classified Help Wanted Listings From a Past Era
A portion of an old classified section lists colored and white applicants for domestic roles including butler, caretaker, coachman, useful man, and a colored woman skilled in plain cooking and fence work. Names and addresses appear with varying degrees of detail, reflecting era-specific hiring notices.
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Larris Grovest
William Pridgeon
Boxtie
Glenville
Conn
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