Treasury year deficit near sixty million dollars
The Treasury reports for the just ended fiscal year show receipts of 599,895,763 and expenditures of 659,552,124, yielding a deficit of 59,656,341, with June as a surplus month not indicative of overall weakness. Major outlays include War and Navy departments, pensions, and public works, with cash in the Treasury around 70 million and national bank deposits about 143.8 million available for call.
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Washington
Treasury
War Department
Navy
National Bank
United States
the Mint
Philippine Islands
Old Imploes Back At Work Across Western States
Reports from Western points say Re-employment Day on July 1, designated by the National Prosperity Association of St. Louis, helped many idle men return to work. Illinois Central rehired thousands, St Paul hired four hundred, Harriman system extension work in Colorado planned to resume with many employed, and Milwaukee noted.
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National Prosperity Association of
Industry Firms Boost Labor to Meet Farm Demand
The Allis-Chalmers Company resumes full force after months of reduced activity. International Harvester puts all former workers back on payroll due to expected large crops this fall. Cincinnati reports 3000 to 4000 more workers now than a month ago across local firms.
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Allis-Chalmers Company
International Harvester Company
Cincinnati
Toledo Railways default on July coupons amid refinancing plan
The Toledo Railways & Light Company defaulted on July 1 coupons for its 4 percent consolidated bonds totaling 4.866 million dollars, while its subsidiary Toledo and Western Railway may face foreclosure actions unless timely payment is made. Several underlying mortgage bonds were paid, and officials plan a comprehensive refunding next year after franchise renewals are settled to avoid receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Railways & Light Company
Toledo Traction Company First Consolidated
Toledo Consolidated Street Railway
Consolidated First Mortgage
Protective Committee
Dr James H Parker Named President Of Mutual Alliance Trust
Dr James H Parker, elected last week as a director, becomes president of the Mutual Alliance Trust Company succeeding Paul Schwarz. A leading cotton trader, Parker previously led the New York Cotton Exchange for three terms and held top posts at several banks. He chairs multiple financial and cotton trade groups and serves on several bank boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Parker
Mutual Alliance Trust Company
Paul Schwarz
Parker
United States
Charleston
New York Cotton Exchange
National Park Bank
United States National Bank
Western National Bank
Produce Exchange Trust Company
National Bank of Commerce
Coal and Iron National Bank
Southern Society
New York Club
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Banking firms reshuffle as three retirements occur
William M. Barnum Alexander G. Fisk and William S. Fanshawe retire from Harvey Fisk & Sons. Barnum to pursue personal interests with office still at No 2 Cedar Street. Fisk retires due to ill health after eighteen years with the Boston-linked firm. Fanshawe forms W S Fanshawe & Co with offices in the Hanover Bank Building to resume investment securities dealing. Alphonse Furst retires from Lazard Frères.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Barnum
Alexander G. Fisk
William S. Fanshawe
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Mr. Barnum
No.2
Cedar Street
Fisk
Boston
Fanshawe
W. S. Fanshawe & Co
Hanover Bank
Alphonse Furst
Lazard Fréres
Partners change as firms reorganize in city markets
The firm announces F. H. Greenbaum will sign alone by procuration. The copartnership Hooley Learnard & Smith expired, forming Hooley Learnard & Co. Charles G. Smith retires from Charles G. Gates & Co. Frank P. Frazier and W. T. Carrington exit Bartlett Frazier & Carrington, renamed Bartlett Patten & Co. New partners join Stock Exchange houses including Louis Livingston, Edward Sweet & Co., Frederick S. Rook, W. R. Houghtaling & Co., Ludwig Redlich, Goldschmidt & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Greenbaum
Hooley, Learnard & Smith
Hooley, Learnard & Co
Charles G. Smith
Charles G. Gates & Co
Frank P. Frazier
W. T. Carrington
Bartlett, Frazier & Carrington
Bartlett, Patten & Co
Stock Exchange
Louis Livingston
Edward Sweet & Co
Frederick S. Rook
W. R. Houghtaling & Co
Ludwig Redlich
Goldschmidt & Co
Condition Of Cotton At 81.2 Per Cent Of Normal
Washington on July 1 reports the U S crop reporting board places the June 23 cotton condition at 81 2 percent of normal up from 79 7 on May 2 and 72 on June 25 1907 The report lists state readings and the ten year monthly averages The market closed steady with prices up a few points ahead of Fourth of July travel ads follow
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Washington
United States
Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
Record Year for Shipbuilding Across United States
The bureau of navigation reports the fiscal year ended yesterday as a record for U S shipbuilding with 1 406 vessels totaling 588 627 gross tons. The Great Lakes lead the industry for steel steamers and domestic transportation only.
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Washington
Bureau of Navigation
Great Lakes
United States
Hearst Recount Claim Seeks Honest Vote Count
London cable reports William Randolph Hearst is pleased with the recount result. He says the fight aimed at an honest count, condemns election fraud, and asserts criminals must be publicly accounted for to strengthen democratic safety.
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London
William Randolph Hearst
Viaduct Dynamited Under Buffalo Lehigh Viaduct
In Buffalo on July 1 two heavy dynamite charges exploded beneath the Lehigh viaduct at Selkirk and Perry streets. The blasts lifted two iron girders, twisted rails, and wrecked ties for many feet. The device sat atop a reinforced concrete girder between spans three and four, amid recent completion by McClin.
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Buffalo
Lehigh
Selkirk
Perry Streets
McClin
Girl Burglar Annie Wilson Held for Robberies in Williamsburg
Ten year old Annie Wilson confessed to numerous burglaries and was held by Magistrate Higginbotham in the Lee avenue court. Mrs. Julia Campbell, thirty five, was held for trial on related charges after stolen lace dress fur neckpiece and other items were found in her rooms. The child aided by testimony and evidence, including a gold watch and crucifix seized from her home, and an arm through a gate grate entry.
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Annie Wilson
Higginbotham
Lee Avenue Court
Williamsburg
Julia Campbell
Flushing Avenue
Captain Cruise
Lee Avenue
Campbell
W. J. Calhoun
Washington Avenue
Queens Borough Hall Plan Approved for $1 Million
The Municipal Art Commission approved designs for a six story Queens Borough Hall to cost 1 000 000 and situate east of the existing courthouse at the Court street Thomson avenue triangle. Also approved were a 500 000 boiler house and coaling station for Bellevue Hospital, and restoration plans for the Governors' Room in City Hall. A bronze drinking fountain for animals and people was approved to replace the Union Square cast iron fountain.
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Municipal Art Commission
Queens
Borough Hall of
Frank D. Miller
Court Street
Thomson Avenue
29Th Street
East River
Bellevue Hospital
Harvard
Grosvenor Atterbury
City Hall
Jefferson Seligman
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Union Square
Wallace Utley Arrested for Worthless Check in Flushing
Wallace Utley of 20 Broadway Flushing son in law of Levi C Weir president of Adams Express Company was arrested in Flushing by Detectives Lynch and Cavanagh. He is charged with passing a worthless check to the Lewis Hamburg Auction Company Brooklyn for a purchase of 1250 dollars, payment with a 25 dollar check. His sister in law Edna Utley was earlier arrested at the Waldorf Astoria for shoplifting and is now at Hotel Locola 372 Hicks Street.
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Wallace Utley
No. 20
Broadway
Flushing
Levi C. Weir
Adams Express Company
Lynch and Cavanagh
Central Office
Lewis-Hamburg
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Utley
Edna Utley
Waldorf- Astoria
Locola
Hicks Street
Ten Years for Walter J Bartnett
Walter J Bartnett former vice president and general counsel of the Western Pacific Railway and California Safe Deposit and Trust Company was sentenced to ten years at San Quentin by Superior Judge Conley. He was convicted of hypothecating bonds and securities worth 205000 belonging to the estate of Ebien M Colton where he served as special administrator. An appeal was filed immediately after sentencing. Bartnett is noted in railroad and financial circles in New York.
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San Francisco
Walter J. Bartnett
Western Pacific Railway
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
San Quentin
Conley
Bartnett
Ebien M. Colton
New York
Bomb Wrecks Hall of Tenement on East 11th Street
A bomb exploded in the ground floor hallway of No 336 East 11th street injuring residents and causing extensive damage. Simone Mansuatta’s apartment door was shattered. two of her daughters were hurt by falling plaster but refused medical aid. Angelo Papena was arrested on suspicion and held on $2000 bail. Ten bombs have exploded in the block this year as residents consider selling and many families have moved from two houses. A separate report notes a severe July storm in Wisconsin and Kansas floods with property damage and casualties. Thomas Hill, celebrated landscape artist, died by suicide in California at age 76. he was born in England and lived in several cities before moving west.
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East 11Th Street
Simone Mansuatta
Lucia
Rosa Mansuatta
Angelo Papena
Yorkville Court
Supreme Court Rules Against Heir in King Jose XII Estate Case
In Madrid on July 1 the Supreme Court ruled against the son of Elena Sanz in a suit to recover a share of King A Jose XII's estate. He claimed succession as the king's natural son from the Queen Dowager and other legatees.
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Madrid
Supreme Court
Elena Sanz
A.jonso XII
Bridge wrecking at Lackawanna viaduct halts traffic
A man was arrested after dynamite damaged several bridges linked to the open shop firm Tock & Marshall. He offered no clear movements this morning. The viaduct may be unusable for a day or two while Lackawanna tracks serve the line.
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Tock & Marshall
Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac Notes and Schedules
Solar and lunar timings follow with sunrise at 4 22 and sunset at 7 34. High water readings at Sandy Hook and Gov Island are listed. Wireless reports show the Baltic and Principe di Piemonte near Sandy Hook and due to dock mid afternoon. Transpacific mails list destinations including Hawaii Japan Corea China and the Philippines.
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Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Fragmentary voyage notes mention Pacific routes and dates
The readable portions describe travel legs via San Francisco to Samoa and Tahiti islands with times and ports including China and the Philip Islands. Further lines reference Tawhut Marquesas and Marquesas routes via San Francisco with unclear dates and connections.
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San
Shipping News Arrival and Sailings Report
A list of ships arriving at or leaving Bar and Quarantine with cargoes, passengers, and routes. Notable vessels include Koenigin Luise, Princess Anne, Ida Cuneo, Fernfield, Aragon, San Giorgio, Washtenaw, American, Arapahoe, Harvard, and others with dates, ports, and tonnage details. Winds and sea conditions noted at Sandy Hook on July 1.
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Koenigin Luise
Ger
Harrassowtts
Gence Ane
Odrichs
Princess Anne
Tapsey
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
Washtenaw
Conner
Labine Pass
Union Ss Co
American
Jacksonville
Charleston
Clyde Ss Co
Harvard
Crowell
Boston
Metropolitan Ss Co
Sandy Hook
Steamers At Foreign Ports Schedule Listings
Liverpool July 1 Umbrian Bri New York via Queenstown Newport June 2 Venangy Brittany New York via Havre Plymouth Majestic July 1 4 pm Germany Deutschland New York for Cherbourg Hamburg Stettin Elise Marie New York Cherbourg 1:30 pm Deutschland New York via Plymouth for Hamburg Cherbourg June 30 2 45 pm Pennsylvania Germany New Bremen July 1 8 am Friedrich der Grosse New York via Cherbourg Ghent June 2 La Flandre Dutch New York St Thomas July 1 4 pm Guiana British New York for Demerara Santos June 27 Swedish Prince British Buenos Aires for New York Havre June 30 Chicago Pr New York Southampton July 1 35 pm Adriatic Dr New York via Cherbourg and Glasgow 1 pm Kronprinz Wilhelm Germany New York via Cherbourg Plymouth June 30 60 m President Lincoln Germany New York Lizard July 1 12 20 pm La Provence France New York for Havre June Jelurga British New York for Rotterdam Hamburg
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Liverpool
New York
Queenst Own
Newport
Venangy
Havre
Plymouth
Majestic
Cherbourg
Southampton
m—Deutschland
Ger
Hamburg
Stettin
Elise Marie
Deutschland
Pennsylvania
Bremen
Friedrich der Grosse
Ghent
la Flandre
St Thomas
Guiana
Demera
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Cortelyou
Toledo R. & L. Company
DR. Parker
The
Sunday Tribune
Hearst
James Monror
Oratory
Williams and Mary College
Patrick Henry
Harlem
White Plains
Brandywine
Old Trenton
Oak Hill
Dan'l C. Gilmore
Appleton & Harper's
Enc
Old
Bohemia
Azure
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
St. Louis, Mo
Brandt. Maer
Anheuser-Busch Agency
New York City
Bronx
Melrose
3Sth Street
A. Busch, Maer
A. Busch Bottling CO
O.K. Borough Hall
Colton Securities
Janesville
Wis
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Evansville
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Yorkville
Corliss
Topeka
Kan
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Ozawakie
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Pawnee County
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Wawona
Cal
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England
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Sir Rowland Hill
Penny Postage
Marine Intelligence
Hawaii
Japan
Corea
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Wessel
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Shields
Antilla Manzanillo
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Fabre P di
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Jalveston
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la Touraine
Seguranca
Santiago
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Naples
Amerika
Hamadu
Hamb-Am
Celtic
la Lorraine
French
Mexico
Ward
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der Nederlanden
Hayti
Venetia
Newfoundland
Red Cross
Prinz Joachim
Jamaica
Hamb
Cienfuegos
Tampico
Monroe
Old Dominion
St Paul
Etruria
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Red D
Imogen
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Minneapolis
Atlantic Trans
Kénig In
Luise
Lloyd
Columbia
Glasgow
Pretoria
Finland
Antwerp
Red Star
Concho
Mallory
Arapahoe
Clyde
Hamilton
Dominion
City of Columbus
Savannah
Shipping News
Port of New York
Curityba
Nipe
Nuevitas
Dues Degli Abruzzi
Ital
Genoa
Roma
Marseilles
Maracas
Grenada
Trinidad
Dordogne
Baracoa
Apollon
New Orleans
Corrientes
Pernambuco
Maceio
Acre
Braz
Santos
Jefferson
Lizard
la Provence
Jelurga
Rotterdam
McGullicuddy's
Northwest
Persia
Calendon
Astro
Seer
Alan Braghampton
Honolulu
Mr. Home
Haddington Bruce
U. S. Navy
Valda Girard
Edward Peple
Calais
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