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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1908

Page

18

Boxboard firm fails to pay debts. receivers appointed

United Boxboard and Paper Company, formed in New Jersey in 1912 from the American Strawboard Company and 24 others, faces $962,000 current liabilities against $825,000 current assets. Vice-Chancellor Howell names Thomas L. Re and Sidney Mitchell as reporters in Newark, with Judge Hough later naming H. A. Robinson and a circuit court to act as receiver. Directors warn stockholders of restructuring to salvage the firm, including closer consolidation, floating debt payment, and reduced capital stock. The company has a long, troubled history of debt, prior reorganizations, and multiple failed bond issues. It operates fifteen mills across the Northeast and Midwest, with offices in New York and Chicago.

United Boxboard Boxboard Company Howell Thomas L. Re Newark N. J Sidnn Mitchell Hough United States H. A. Robinson Circuit Court Eillery Board of Directors Bern Wey United Boxboard and Paper Company New Jersey American Strawboard Company J. H W. H. O. C Barber Diamond Batch Company Barber The Moores Oswego Falls Sidney Mitchell Mitchell Eade Protective Committee Bim Mr. Mitchell Lare & B. Fieming Herman Grossman Hyatt Cox New York Broad@way Chicago Meine New Hampshire Connecticut Ohio Indiane

Expect Business Revival in Fall Says Sloss-Sheffield Leader

J C Modern, president of Sloss Sheffield Steel and Iron Co, just back from Europe, says foreign opinion foresees a strong U S business revival this fall. He notes European capital now optimistic toward America and expects tariff revisions if Taft wins. He urges tariff reform as sensible, arguing the tariff was meant for revenue, not protection.

J.C. Modern Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company Europe United States America Jong Ace Italy France Bryan Taft

Demand for 125000 rep utation against rail lines filed

Henry E. Meeker surviving partner of Meeker and Co. files with the Interstate Commerce Commission a complaint seeking 125000 dollars plus interest as the largest reputational restitution ever sought. The case names Erie Susquehanna and Western and Berie and Wastern Railrose as defendants and asks the commission to fix a reasonable jointly borne rate for coal transport from Pennsylvania coal region to Etgewster and Weehawken New Jersey.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Henry E. Meeker Meeker & Co Pennsylvania New York Erie, Susquehanna & Western Berie & Wastern Railrose Pennsyl Mla Etgewster Weehawken N. J

Dull Stock Exchange Celebrated With Fireworks On July Fourth

The stock market paused for a Fourth of July celebration as few brokers attended and trading slowed to a near standstill. A torpedo and firecrackers sparked chaos on the floor, with Charles Knoblauch fined for the explosion before a remission was granted.

Stock Exchange Talbert Charles Knoblauch Roosevelt Consolidated Stock Exchange

New Haven Road Loses in Dividend Guarantee Decree

Superior Court orders New York New Haven Hartford Railroad to indorse guarantee of 4 percent annual dividends on New England Investment and Security Company preferred shares. Court rejects NH& HC deferral, directs payment of accrued dividends and $19 1/2 per share upon redemption, trustees to deliver endorsed certificate.

New Haven New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company New England Investment and Security Company Massachusetts New Haven Company Supreme Court of Errors

Plan to Enforce Bovine Tuberculosis Act in Albany

Albany July 8 Plans for enforcing the act to aid the State Department of Agriculture in fighting bovine tuberculosis were discussed at a conference with Commissioner Pearson First Assistant Commissioner Flanders Dr W A Moore and seventeen veterinarians. The meeting noted record prospects for control due to higher indemnity for condemned animals and a requirement that sellers inform buyers in writing if an animal is diseased. Reports praised tuberculin testing alongside physical examinations and post mortem proofs. Pearson said the department will assist cattle owners with physical tests when tuberculin testing is not wanted though it provides quicker results and is generally preferred by dairymen.

Albany State Department of Agriculture Pearson Flanders W. A. Moore State Veterinary College Cornell University Commissioner of Agriculture

Standard Oil gives massive public bonfire aid in Boston

Standard Oil Company acts as a public spirited firm by donating 136 barrels of oil about seven thousand gallons for Boston East Boston bonfire. The display lit at 11 o clock tonight and could be seen forty miles away in a historic city event. Canal Labor Board seeks facts on housing for canal laborers as commissioners visit Brewerton and Fulton for possible improvements on the isthmus.

Boston Standard Oil Company Canal Labor Board Syracuse J. B. Reynolds S. B. Donnelly Henry B. Needham Panama Canal Labor Commissioners Brewerton and Fulton

Spinners Consider Further Cotton Production Curtailment

Manchester July 3 A committee of the Federated Master Cotton Spinners recommended a further curtailment of production among American cotton users. This marks the second step in the initiative begun earlier. On May 15 spinners decided to run on short time due to slackened trade.

Manchester Federated Master Cotton Spinners

Belt Line Championship Hints at Public Service Commission Action

At a hearing before Chairman Willcox and Commissioner Eustis the Public Service Commission weighed the Belt Line issue amid a pending federal court order. The Metropolitan Street Railway’s receivers seek to cancel the lease of Central Park, North and East River, but regulators question if service will continue and how operations will be maintained during a final settlement.

Public Service Commission Central Park, North & East River Railroad Company Willcox Eustis Lacombe Metropolitan Street Railway Company Central Park Company Henry Thompson Oren Root The Metropolitan Ines 59Th Street Oliver C. Semple Commission Root Belt Line 69Th Street 29Th Street Thompson Broadway H. H. Vreeland Daniel B. Hasbrouck Charles E. Warren Edward Sayre Bell Line

No Piles Under Penn Tubes Decide Tunnels Safe

After tests the Pennsylvania Railroad ends plans for piling under its North River tunnels built on soft ground. The tubes joined in 1906 could receive piles if needed, but Vice-President Rea stated no piles will be installed now. Tunnels will receive a two foot concrete lining to boost stability and resist pressure.

Pennsylvania Railroad North River Hudson Company Rea

Street Railway Strike Looms in Rhode Island

Providence reports show 1,227 of 1,400 Rhode Island Company street railway workers favor current relations and joining the United Traction Mutual Benefit Association, while union officials say many prefer striking if demands not met, with a strike likely within 48 hours.

Providence Rhode Island Company United Traction Mutual Benefit Association Amalgamated Association of Street Railway

Indictment Against Fertilizer Firms Quashed in Tennessee

Nashville July 8 Federal Judge John E McCall quashed the indictment against Virginia Carolina Chemical Co and about fifty other corporations and individuals charged with forming a fertilizer trust in violation of the Sherman law The court largely favored the government on the main points but sustained the defense that special counsel appointed by the Attorney General had no legal right to participate in grand jury proceedings despite no shown improper conduct.

Nashville, Tenn United States Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company John E. McCall McCall Bonaparte

Plan to boom New England governors meet in November

A conference at the State House led Governor Guild to propose a permanent New England Governors organization. States would convene in November in this city to discuss advancing regional business conditions. Delegates included Chamberlain of the State Board of Trade, Dey of the Springfield Board of Trade, Richardson of the State Grange, Mills of Massachusetts Agricultural College, and Myrick of Springfield.

Ofton State House Governor Guild New England Chamberlain State Board of Trade Frederick T. Dey Springfield Board of Trade W. L. Richardson Massachusetts State Grange Professor Mills Massachusetts Agricultural College Herbert Myrick Springfield

Bankers Convene in Denver for 34th Annual Meeting

The American Bankers Association holds its 34th annual convention in Denver starting September 28. Savings bank sessions are set for Monday September 28 while trust company and clearing house meetings run Tuesday September 29. Speakers include Woodrow Wilson B FE Walker and James B Forgan. A Moffat Road excursion is planned and Brown Palace Hotel serves as headquarters.

American Bankers’ Association Denver Trust Company Savings Bank Section Clearing House Woodrow Wilson Princeton University B. FE. Walker Canadian Bank of Commerce Toronto James B. Forgan First National Bank of Chicago Moffat Road Brown Palace

Apartment Row Sold Houses in Upper 7th Ave

Large property deals reported with H M Fischer selling three five story apartment houses on a 100 by 99.9 foot plot at 118th street and Seventh Avenue to Silverstein and London. Buyers paid with six lots in Minford Place as part payment.

H. M. Fischer Grossman Brothers & Rosenbaum 118Th St 7Th Ave Silverstein & London Minford Place 1724 St Bronx Fischer 7Th.ave M. L. Company John N. Golding Lawrence Estate 131St St 12Th Ave George F. Hinrichs & Co Slawson & Hobbs James J. Martin Audubon Ave 18Th St David Spler Moritz Rauner 101St.st West 26Th St B. C. & T. Hinkle Union Methodist Episcopal Congregation West 8Th St J. C. Fernandus Charles Gans, Jr Broadway and Cortlandt St James E. Cooley L. E. Waterman Waterman Woodruff Leeming Cedar St Charles Wolff

Monaton Realty Buys Four Story Brooklyn Apartment House

The Monaton Realty Investing Corporation led by Edward J. McCormack bought the four story and basement double apartment house at 11 McDonough Street Brooklyn. The property features a white stone front broad entrance stone railings and tiled hallways. The firm has acquired several income paying Brooklyn properties in the past year.

Monaton Realty Investing Corporation Edward J. McCormack McCormack Real Estate Company McDonough St Brooklyn Monaton Company

New Home for Phi Gamma Delta Club

The Bar Association leases two adjoining houses at 32 and 34 West 4th Street to the Phi Gamma Delta Club for ten years at a total rent of 75000 dollars. The club will merge the houses into a single clubhouse for its occupancy, currently occupying 44 West 44th Street. S Osgood Pell & Co. negotiated the lease.

The Bar Association Phi Gamma Delta Club West 4Th St West 44Th St S. Osgood Pell & Co

Equitable Life Plans 62 Story Building Drawings

G H Burnham has filed thirteen more drawings with Buildings Superintendent Murphy for the Equitable Life 62 story building to be erected on the old site. The plans detail plumbing and drainage with 1967 lavatories and 169 drinking fountains for tenants from floor one to fifty seven, plus a lower basement shower bath for engineers. Seventy drawings in total are now submitted for consideration.

G. H. Burnham Equitable Life Assurance Society Murphy Society Equitable

Brokerage Market Buys Echo City Real Estate Activity

In the brokerage market several sales are reported. M J Foss sells a three story dwelling at 164 Lexington Ave on a 16.8 by 75 foot lot. Henry A Goldman handles a sale at 16 Bowery to James J McGovern of old buildings on a 25 by 100 foot lot between Pell and Dover. Bretislav sells two four story double flats at 1182 and 1134 Washington Ave on a 50 by 128.6 foot plot to H Hornickel. Fitzgerald & Broderick close on 2498 Arthur Ave a two story dwelling on 25 by 79 feet for Vincenzo Chanese. Lauter & Blackner sell lots on Jefferson Ave near Hill and near Murdock Ave Edenwald to two buyers. Berkowitz & Landsman sell a six story tenement at Cherry St and Catherine St for Virginia Bianchi and Charles Bacigalupo. buyers trade two six story tenements Nos. 318 and 320 East 112th St on a 50 by 10 foot plot.

H. Hornickel Fitzgerald & Broderick Arthur Ave Vincenzo Chanese Lauter & Blackner David Robinson Jefferson Ave Hill Ave Murdock Ave Edenwald Berkowitz & Landsman Virginia Bianchi Charles Bacigalupo Cherry St Catherine Sl 112Th St

Densmore Compton Lands Park Avenue Strip in Manhattan

The Densmore Compton Company acquired title yesterday to a five inch frontage strip on the easterly side of Park avenue, just south of 58th street, from James A. Farley. The Roman Catholic Church of All Saints received title to 52 East 130th street, a 25 by 99.11 foot parcel. The Commercial Twine Company conveyed title to multiple parcels on the south side of 62nd street east of 11th avenue to Travers Securities Company.

Densmore Compton Company Park Ave 58Th St James A. Farley Church of All Saints 130Th St Commercial Twine Company 62D St 1Lth Ave Travers Securities Company

Brady Realty Sells 100x1 Pilot Plot on Grymes Hill

The Brady Realty Company announced the sale of a 100 by 1 foot pilot plot at Fair Acres, Grymes Hill, Staten Island to Thomas Stone for 3000 dollars in cash. Stone plans to construct concrete houses on the site.

The Brady Realty Company Fair Acres Grymes Hill Staten Island Thomas Stone Mr. Stone

Leases and Sales Prolific in New York Real Estate

Maguire and Co. leased the Browning Building store at 21 Broadway to the Report Company with basement. Elmer Stolpp bought 61 West 82d Street via J. B. Ketcham and Folsom Brothers. S. Osgood Pell & Co. leased 466 Park Ave to Henry B. Anderson for a private hospital and sanatorium. Burnett and Chapman to operate the house. They also leased 8 East 24th Street to Miss Elizabeth Moseley.

Burnett & Chapman East 24 St Elizabeth Moseley

Bronx Building Plan at Reservoir Place

John Polden owner James E Ford architect total cost eight thousand dollars for 20 by 88.8 foot frame structure at Reservoir Oval Secor Reservoir Place in New York.

Bronx Reservoir Place Secor Reservoir Oval John Polden James E Ford

Property descriptions and loan transfers in a dated city grid

Document fragments list parcels with locations such as 285th st es 230 ft W of White Plains ave and 119th s 50 ft of Amsterdam ave. It also notes loans including Eliza Livingston to Emil Leslie for 4000 and city mortgage loans to James Realty and Construction Co and Economy Plumbing Co with various block and lot references.

White Plains Eliza Livingston Emil Leslie Amsterdam Ave City Mortgage Co James Realty and Construction Co Sik Aase Om Somodg 8Th Ave Charles Newmark Harris Economy Plumbing Co

Bankers Arrested in Clintonville and Emlenton

John McKee president and Harry S McKee cashier of First National Bank of Clintonville along with William C McKee cashier of Farmers National Bank of Emlenton were arrested by U S Deputy Marshal Owens on charges tied to the banks’ failure months ago They were later released on bail The McKee family is prominent in Venango County Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania Pittsburg John McKee Harrys. McKee First National Bank of Clintonville Penn William C. McKee Farmers’ National Bank of Emlenton United States Owens McKee Venango County

Bond Issue by Hetty Green Road

The Texas Midland Railroad Company applied to the State Railroad Commission for authority to issue 2,000,000 in bonds on 110 miles of track. The road is owned by Mrs. Hetty Green. It was built several years ago but never bonded.

Tribune Austin Tex Texas Midland Railroad Company State Railroad Commission Hetty Green

Imports of Dry Goods Marketings This Week

Imports and marketings of drygoods this week, with comparisons, were as follows: Liner seeders tod458 A809, 087.

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