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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1908

Page

24

Job for J A Bensel Goes to Water Board

Major McClellan appoints John A Bensel as a member of the Board of Water Supply to fill the vacancy created by J Edward Simmons. The post carries 12000 dollars salary. Bensel leaves the Dock Commissioner post paying 7500 dollars. Simmons had proposed three Chamber of Commerce names Eben E Olcott John A Bensel and McDougall Hawkes.

Major McClellan John A. Bensel J. Edward Simmons Board of Water Supply Bensel Mr. Bensel Simmons Chamber of Commercce McClellan Eben E. Olcott McDougall Hawkes Mr. Olcott J. van Vechten Olcott William M. K. Olcott New York Npid George B. McClellan Mayer United States Seid Board Chamber of Commerce Liberty Street New York City George Mavror Walter Ashokan Gam J Waldo Smith Commission

Kissena Park Inquiry Nears End

The Queens County grand jury, probing the Kissena Park purchase, will report to Justice Garretson in King County Supreme Court tomorrow morning. Indictments were not yet issued, according to Justice Garretson, as witnesses Paris and Edward A. Macougal of Paris and Macougal, Flushing, were re-examined yesterday in the sale involved.

Kissena Park Queens County Grand Jury Garretson Supreme Court King Kiseena Park FR. Paris Edward A. Macougal Paris & Marcdougal Flushing The

Big Hat Concern Closes Doors At Yonkers Mills

The Waring Hat Manufacturing Company, a major Yonkers employer, shut its four factories yesterday, laying off about two thousand workers as demand fell after last autumn’s financial trouble. Some may be recalled in two weeks as orders recover. The Ovie Elevator Company also laid off about half its workforce, with remaining staff restricted to seven hours a day five days weekly.

Waring Hat Manufacturing Company Yonkers United States Ovie Elevator Company of

Connecticut Mutual Statement and Bank Vice Presidency

Connecticut Mutual Life reports steady growth with higher premium income earnings and dividends in 19% and 27 trends, maintaining policyholder interests and stable expenses. Joseph Huber elected vice-president of the reopened First National Bank of Brooklyn after resigning from the bank’s former directorate amid leadership changes.

Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company BANK Joseph Huber First National Bank of Brooklyn Huber John Gins Hamburger

Adler Bank to Liquidate in New Orleans

New Orleans reports the State National Bank of New Orleans will liquidate after stockholders vote. The institution, nearly a century old, faced heavy withdrawals following President Adler's resignation and a receivership at a large grocery firm he led.

New Orleans State National Bank of Adler

Display of Marbles Moved to Fifth Avenue Gallery

The exhibit featuring Roman and Pompeian marbles along with Rafaello Battelli statues was relocated from the Metropolitan Building to 94 Fifth Avenue. It includes medieval carvings, odd S20Gen seats, and pieces suited for hall or garden display.

Rafaello Battelli Metropolitan Building No. 94 Fifth Avenue

Rug dealer Topskyan retires after twenty years in business

Topskyan announces retirement from the rug trade after more than twenty years. He plans to return to Persia. A public auction will sell stock including Oriental wardrobes and carpets. The sale is at No 165 Fifth Avenue at the corner of 29th Street, with George Welgert in charge. Tomorrow is advertised as the last day.

Ho Topskyan Persia George Welgert

City Club claims snow removal system flawed and mislabeled

Street Department faced heavy icy piles with 5 trucks and 2000 workers. City Club denounces the contract, citing unlabeled wagons, unread capacity cards, mis-punched tickets, and inconsistent dumping. Sewer Department complaints follow as officials seek proper use of sewers. City Club dinner panel to discuss public service tonight with McAdoo and commissioners.

City Club Foster Crowell 18Th Street 41St Street East River Gouverneur Market Street 48Th Street North River Dav Wiliam G. McAdoo Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company Thomas M. Osborne Public Service Commission 2D Instrict 1St Lnstrict William BR. Wilox Edward M. Bassett John E. Eustis William MecCarroll Mav R. Maltbie William M. Ivins Edward M. Shepard Calvin Tomkins George McAseny

Final Knickerbocker Appeal Extends Deposit Assent Deadline

Justice Clarke extended the deadline for Knickerbocker Trust depositors to assent to the resumption plan to Saturday in February. The depositors committee urges non-assenting holders to file now. Resumption is court approved, with support from the Attorney General and leading bankers. Receivers report over 5 million collected, with about 1 million in preferred claims and 205 thousand in other preferred deposits awaiting court determination.

Justice Clarke Supreme Court Knickerbocker Trust Company

Jewelry and Rugs Sell Strongly at Fifth Avenue Galleries

Two sales at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries drew large bidder turnout. Jewelry from 492 lots brought $6,900.45 while a special sale of 119 rugs realized $4,241.95. Jewelry sales continue today and tomorrow.

Fifth Avenue

Southern Iron Goes to Europe

Southern Iron for export to Germany, about five thousand tons, sold at prices nearly 40 percent below Alabama furnace quotations and under Pennsylvania furnace levels. A 440 ton small parcel to Southern Europe matched these figures. Trade circles say most export iron comes from Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company furnaces.

Germany Alabama Pennsylvania Europe Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company

Metz Plans Record Public City Bond Offering

Controller Metz prepares a $50,000,000 public sale of city bonds on February 14 or 15, with about $45,000,000 in fifty year bonds and the rest ten years. Morgan, Baker, Perkins back market readiness as officials meet at Morgan’s library to approve the issue. The sale aims to fund subways, aqueducts, bridges, a public library and piers, with advertising to start immediately.

Metz Finance Department McCovey J. P. Morgan Madison Avenue 36Th Street Mr. Morgan Baker First National Bank George W. Perkins McClellan Pendleton Martin McCooey Dept. of Finance Catskill Aqueduct Abraham White Cleveland Guardian Trust Company White J. P. Morgan & Co National City Bank Harvey Fisk & Sons Meta

Multiple bankruptcy filings flood U S District Court dockets

The clerk listed numerous voluntary and involuntary bankruptcies with debts totaling millions. Notable cases include J. C. Lyons Building and Operating Company with debts of 4 659 042 and assets 7 953 862, real estate 46 895 000 and secured creditors such as Equitable Life Insurance and Adams Express. Other filers include Adolph N Odes Angelo Sassano Henry Sandfort and Archibald Douglass with receivers appointed in several matters. The Ampere Manufacturing Company seeks voluntary dissolution with temporary receiver appointed.

Adolph N. Odes Con Livek Albert Lorsch & Co Arnstein Brothers David Mayer Exchange Bank Henry Sandfort St. Mark's Place J. C. Bogert & Co Markus Wels P8th Street Abraham J. Diamond No. && Adlen Street Julius Nachimson David Edelstein Meistler Brothers Herman P. Olicott Thompson Pie Baking Company Vandam Street J H. Cox L. L. Schepp Company Stein, Hirsch & Co Marshall S. Ha Theodore M. Hill American Palace Car Company Archibald Douglass Katz, Kaufman & Co Charles [T] Thompson Frank A. Berthold Pilley’i Island Pyrites Newfoundland National Metallurgic Company New Jersey J. C. Lyons Building and Operating Company Equitable Life Insurance Company Adams Express Company Washington Life Insurance Company Georgia H. Merrill New York Life Insurance Company Louise Kinney Irving Savings Institution Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance Company Trust Company of America City Bank Lawyers’ Title and Guarantee Company Ampere Manufacturing Company Leopold Pudjock Nathan Friedman Supreme Court Justice Leventritt Marcel Levy

Metropolitan Steamship to Resume New York Run Apr 1

Gloston reports the Metropolitan Steamship Company will restart its daily passenger service between Gloston and New York on April 1. The Harvard and Yale steamers will be placed in commission after a suspension that followed the initial fall restart.

Gloston Metropolitan Steamship Company New York Harvard Yale

Railroads Timetable And Bank Notice Fragments

A dense OCR of rail schedule data lists New Jersey Central and Baltimore & Ohio lines with multiple daily departures from W 280 Street and Liberty Street to Philadelphia Baltimore Atlantic City Lakewood Lakehurst and other endpoints. It includes timetables for Liberty Street and West 23rd Street stations, plus lists of offices and a bankbook loss notices from Dry Dock Savings and Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank.

NEW Jersey Central Philadelphia Lv. W Liberty ST Baltimore Washington Atlantic City Lakewood Lakehurst West Chelsea Astor House Broadway Fifth Union Square West Third West 125Th St Columbus Av New York Court St Fulton St Nostrand Brooklyn Williamsburg New York Transfer Co W.G. Besler Hope Baltimore & Chio R. R Royal Blue Line New Union Station St Lib Sipera Royal Ltd Buffer Chicago Pittsburg Columbus Clevel'd St.louis Louis V St.louis Aster & P. m Bureau of Information Zid St Helsea The Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank Bank St Chambers Street

Merc'zd Linings and Fabrics in Black White and Colors

Catalog of Mercantile linings and textiles features merced linings, scarfs, napkins, blankets, gowns, and trims. Includes prices on white wool flannels, silk embroidered flannels, Canton flannels, cotton baby blankets, jacquard blankets, men's heavy underwear, vests, and silk neckwear. Also lists dresses, laces, ribbons, dress trimmings, leather bags, hats, and ready-to-wear items with varied sizes and colors.

Madras Storm Serges & Cheviots Gibson Amd Cameric Miasonelli Nainsook Comet Barrows Aries Alma Wyomen Tomen AP Mink Edna May

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J. A Bensel Water Board BIG Hat Concern Waring Manufactory of Otis Connecticut Mutual Statement H. H. Topakyan 5Th Avenue Corner 29Th Street George H. Weiger Crowell Stow Contractors East 79Th Street East 1St Street Knickerbocker Fifth Avenue Galleries United States District Court Ocean Steamers Bremen Barbarossa Buelow Luetzow Kurfverst GIP’ Star Naples Genoa Gibraltar Algiers K. Albert K. Luise Neckar P. Irene Friedrich Hoboken LLOYD Oelrichs & CO Louis H. Meyer Walnut St Phila Flyers Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Eronprinz Wilhelm Erenprinzessin Cecilie and Kaiser Wilhelm Lowing American Line Plymouth Thampton St. Louis Paul RED Star Line N. R Dover Antwerp Kreonland Vaderland Finland Zeeland - Ae Qnstown Baltic Southampton Teutonic Azores Madeira Cedric i Republi Whitehall Pier 11 Wall St Ferry San Juan Caracas Boulton, Blisss & Dallett General Managers Wall St Cane Amisses Rotterdam Boulogne Noordam Statendam Ryndam New Amsterdam Potsdam N.Y la Guarra Puerto Cabello Curacao Maracatho P. BR S.S. Philadelphia Maracatbo S.S. Zulia Maracaibo Fall River Boston Newport Providence Warren &T New Norwich New London Ft. Clarkson St Hatfield Morton Fourth Ave Auction Rooms, Inc 4Th Ave 26Th ST Thera Sthave Exec Las Wea Rean McDonald-Wiggine McDonald-Virgineo Moet Rapidity McDonald-Wiscins Co 46Th St McDenaid-Wiggins Wee Ee McDonald-Wiggins McDonald-Wiggins Co C. E. Bailey Brewster W. M. Noffsinger P. O. Box Yourcgstown Ohio George H Eddy Madison Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co N.Y. Balesrooms Cor Loddon Paris Hamburg S. S. Kaiserin Victoria Plymouth-Cherbourg- Hamburg P. Line N Iimew Kaiserin Pretoria Fes Oveana Moltke Alexandria Liverpool Queenstown London Campania Lusitania Lucania Amania Etruria Mauretania Fiume Trieste Slavonia Pannonia Carpathia Caronia Vernon H. Brown State St Cadiz Seville Malta Egypt Holy Land Constantinople Athens Rome Riviera F. C. Clark Times 34Th St Hartfield Solartay ‘Co COOK COOK @ SON Sthare Railroads Hartford R Grand Central Station Waltmantic—t Union Col- Ave Bkiyn Ct Court St Nostrand Ave tExce Lehich Valley Footet W Cortlandt and Desbrosses Sts ALTNY Buffalo Express Naval Au Buffalo Bankboobs Dry Deck Savings Institution Dry Dock Savings Institution Bank For Savings Bank For York T. G. Sellew HEARN Fourteenth Street Lonsdale Iwomen Wellem FABGA Colaynial Axminster Pewest Nottingham Ephone
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