New Reserve Rules Touch Trust Companies Deposits
Trust companies plan large withdrawals of deposits to meet the new reserve requirements. A 10 percent cash reserve and 5 percent in bonds will apply during the transition from now until February 1, 198, with full cash reserves rising to 10 percent and bond holdings at 5 percent for deposits not tied to specific trust terms starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met York Trust
Gete
Pecame Bank
Waft Gars
Eer Terk
Reformists and bankers meet Metz to discuss municipal work
Bankers and brokers gathered in the Equitable Building board room to hear Metz outline reform efforts. They pledged cooperation with the Controller and Municipal Research, supporting reorganized finance methods and expenditure oversight. Notable attendees included Vanderlip, Schiff, Baker, and Morgenthau among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concaer Metz
Equitable of Society
Bureau of Municipal Research
F. A. Vanderlip
Carles Robinson
Jacob H. Schiff
J. Pierpont Worsen
George F. Baker
A. N. Harris
Angen Bills
E. R. L. Goulé
Charlies A. Peabody
Gery Clews
1. N. Seligman
William A. Dar
Anderick B. Schenck
Dick S. Ramsay
A. B. Hepson
Demont Marke
Ernst Thalmann
Henry Gaiman
Wiliam Salomon
Bayard Dominick
A. Melling
Henry Morgenthau
Charles H. Ward
Frank Tucker
George W. Hodges
Henry
Shareholders vote to close London Paris and Bank Ltd
A special meeting in June voted to place the London Paris and Bank Ltd into voluntary liquidation. The bank, with a capital of 5 0% reportedly, will be sold to a new entity named the London and Paris National Bank in California. Shareholders urged reconstruction of the company under U.S. law, though the plan faced opposition from major shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yenten
Toey
London, Paris and Bank, Ltd
London
Paris
Sen Francisco
Texes
United States
Nestly
Eng Woanc Up
California
Northern Pacific right of way valued at 108 million
Paul June 15 Thomas Cooper land commissioner of the Northern Pacific Railway testifies in Minnesota rate cases that total right of way value reaches 108 million with 75 million attributed to terminals and rest to tracks and rights of way noted in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cooper
Northern Pacific Railway
Minnesota
Central Railroad stockholders meet to authorize bonds
Imperial meeting of the stockholders of the Central Railroad Company to authorize bonds to be used as collateral for three-year notes, called for Wednesday but adjourned to June. The road was built in New Jersey and acquired the Insular Railway to expand from Havana, with the main line completed last year and the remainder near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Eperial
Um Central Railroad Company
ISG
New Jersey
Insular Railway
Havana
Hill Here on Way North to Labrador Fishing Trip
Dame J. Hill arrived yesterday afternoon in Washington en route to Labrador for a fishing trip. He visited his office at No. 26 Street for a brief interval and plans to rest a few days before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dame J. Hill
Washington
Labrador
No. 26 Street
White Lime cites trade slump in freight creamers withdrawal
Announcement from White Lime says the withdrawal of freight creamers from the New York service is not solely due to railroads failing to meet competing rates. They attribute the suspension to the general low spirits of trade and the inland grain rate situation, seen as unfavorable to New York and other trade ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Lime
New York
Office of Lime
Parcels Post Agreement With France Signed
The United States and France signed a parcels post agreement. Postmaster General Meyer and Mr duerand of France signed, setting terms to take effect August 1. Packages up to four six ounces will be carried at rate of 12 cents per pound, with a maximum weight later increased to 12 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matinginn
France
Meyer
Ambas
Duerand
Transfer Federal Prisoners Announcement
A telegraph item from June 15 notes that the U S government will confine future prisoners to federal facilities. Prisoners sentenced to terms of years or more and those seeking to avoid serving will be moved from various sites to Atlanta and Fort Leavenworth. The plan affects the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Wiliam L
United States
Bonaparte
Mans
Atlanta
Fort Leavenworth
Pittsboro
Ohio
Spesr
Oberlin
Cassie Chadwick
Everett House to Go in Major Downtown Tear Down
The Century Investment Company plans to replace the Everett House at Tith Street and Union Square with a twenty-story office building. Patrons learned the hotel will be demolished. owners say the structure is obsolete. The five-story landmark opened in 1864 and hosted guests like Prince Henry and the Duchess of Marlborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Manhattan
Everett House
Tith Street
Union Square
Century Investment Company
George Walker
Mr. Walker
Everett
Walker
Astor House
Prince Henry of Battenberg
Duchess of Marlborough
Duke of Marlborough
Edward Everett
Century Realty Company
Alliance Realty Company
Potter & Bros
Ferdinand Kurzman
Richard Deeves
Henriette Kahn
Fourth Avenue
Engineers to Meet in Detroit ASEE to discuss clutches and steam
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers holds its semi annual meeting in Detroit on June 2. Papers cover conveying materials clutches Pitot tube studies thermal properties of superheated steam and engine efficiency. Lectures include photography in stellar evolution and a tour of local plants and shipyards around Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Detroit
Henry Souther
W. B. Gregory
Tulane University
New Orleans
E. W. Schroder
Cornell University
Syracuse University
W. H. Blauvelt
John A. Brasheer
Allegheny
Penn
Fainting Bertha Recaptured After Escape From Asylum
Peoria, IL June 15 Bertha Lebecke alias Fainting Bertha was recaptured in Peoria after fleeing Bartonville Asylum Saturday night disguised as a drummer. The 28 year old serial escapee is linked to earlier Nevada and Elgin asylum incidents and has a history of theft by feigned fainting. She intended to travel to her mother in Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Peoria
Bertha Lebecke
Bartonville Asylum
Bartonville
Council Bluffs
Nevada
Elgin Asylum
Peorta
Brooklyn Ferries Face Court-Ordered Close Plan
A court may shut five of seven ferries owned by the Brooklyn Ferry Company. Davies Stone and Auerbach, representing Joseph J. O Donohue Jr as receiver, sought the order from Justice Kelly in Brooklyn Supreme Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Ferries
Brooklyn Ferry Company
Davies, Stone & Auerbach
Justice Kelly
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Joseph J. O'Donohue, Jr
Navy Cruiser Yankee Commissioned at Charlestown Yard
The cruiser Yankee of the United States Navy was commissioned at Charlestown navy yard this afternoon under Commander C. C. Marsh. It will patrol the Atlantic coast in the torpedo service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Yankee
United States Navy
Charlestown Navy Yard
C. C. Marsh
Atlantic
International Mercantile Marine reports weaker 1907 results
The report shows consolidated surplus of 4,002,730 after fixed charges and expenses, with Leyland and National lines posting profits of 116,519 and 10, for the year. Labor troubles and higher coal costs depressed revenues, though transatlantic passenger traffic recovered. gross earnings reached 36,253,585, net 7,924,046, with a surplus of 4,005,731. Depreciation charge of 300, and a final surplus of 212,677 in profit and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Mercantile Marine Company
Leyland
National Lines
Leyland Line
National Line
New York Market Report on Beans Peas Cheese and Hogs June 1908
New York notes slack tending beans and light stocks with easy sales. Peas quiet with no material change. California lima steady. various bean and pea quotes listed. Cheese receipts up. cheese futures firm to higher on full cream and skim markets. Eggs steady to firm. fruits and vegetables mixed with lively apple standout demand for muskmelons and strawberries. Hogs receipts at 12,505 head with steady market across weights.
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New York
California
Lima
Toacca
Deee
Ee A
Agas Ana
Bestia
Astra
Waco
Aera
Menice
Boi Ae Eames
New State
Penneylvania
Baldwin
Russet
Roxbury
Golden
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Staten Island
Hilton
Tulle
Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
North Carolina
Porto Rico
Pacific
Express
Brotlers
Philadelphia
Enneylvania
Longe Island
Fagtern
Pennsylvania
Bermuda
Baltimore
Eastern Shore
Virginia
Taos i
Nerth
Texas
de Velinw
Southern
FEAS
Long Island
New Orleans
Rhitbarrk
Do Nor Falk
Epinach
Canada
Ao Miseiesinns
Ao Hothouse
Toledo
London
Newton & Co
Ohio
Sanders
McPherson & Co
S Judd & Co
J. Shamberg & Son
Tobin & Shannon
J. G. Curtis & Son
Jellffe, Wright & Co
Andrew Mullen
W. R. Hume
J. P. Nelson
Jersey City
B. W. Otis & Co
H. H. Hollis
Jelliffe, Wright & Co
S. Sanders
Ana
Lip Z Ce
Sa Iuils
Seer
Kerns Commis
Kentucky
Virginia Lambs
Fortieth Street
Lehigh Valley
Weehawken
West Shore
Schwarzschild _ — & Butsherwer
Bovieia
Bulebermer
Schwarzsch
Minnetonka Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
J. Shambers & Bon
Bovic
Ous Son
Minnetonka
J. Shamberg & A
Teutonic
Swift Beef Co &S Baltic
Swift Beef Co
Morris Beef Co
Haltic
Armour & Co
New
Bristol
Atch Street
Prine
Taney Meers
Railroad Earnings For Major Lines Shown In Report
Data shows earnings and mileage for Chicago Great Western Georgia Southern and Florida and Twin City Rapid Transit. First week in June figures range from about 110 thousand to 161 thousand dollars with full year totals around 7 to 8 million dollars for June to year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western
Georgia Southern
Florida
Twin City Rapid Transit
Business Troubles Involuntary Bankruptcy Filed In New York
A petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed in a New York court against George Alexander of 429 Broome Street by the Hub Gore Makers Rudolph A. Breidenbach and Edward A. Kahn with claims totaling 51771. Transfers of property are alleged and receivership was appointed for Buedinger and James, managers of the Everett House restaurant. Several discharges were granted to named individuals and firms. A bulletin on the Republican National Convention in Chicago will be posted at the Tribune Building starting this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matos! Liberal Immigration League
Nassau Street
Mechanicas
Ican National Convention
Arethey
George Alexander
Broome Street
Gore
Rudolph A. Breidenbach
Edward A. Kahn
John W. Irwin
Buedinger & James
Everett House
Harris Feinsoh
Luigi Cardinalli
Gaffney & Carriére
Gallo Brothers
Max Green
A. & G. Friedenbach
J. L. Hatch
Morris Rosen
Greenbaum & Kreisler
Gregory, Gulick & C O
Peter J. Hartman
David Jankowitz
Chicago
Tribune
Abner de Thomas
County of
New York
Benjamin T. Marten
W. H. van Steenbergh
Wall Street
City of
Robert B&b Marten
H. van Steenbergh
Manhattan Borough
Erie Railroad says it may purchase coupons to raise cash
The Erie Railroad Company announces it will buy in cash all coupons due July 1 1908 at par, using proceeds to secure further cash under the Collateral Indenture of April 1908. The move, while providing short term relief, will not fund long term improvements. J P Morgan & Co will handle purchases at No 22 Wall Street through June 20 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Erie Railroad
Messie
J. P Morgan & Co
Wall Street
New York
Erif Railroad Company
F. D. Underwood
Erie Railroad Company
Erie Railroad Extension of Bond Maturities Heads to July 1 1918
New York June 11 1998 Pursuant to arrangements between the Erie Railroad Company and J P Morgan Co it is proposed to extend the First Mortgage Bonds of Buffalo Southwestern Railroad for July 1 1918 and the Second Lien Bonds to the same date The interest at 5 percent on both issues will be paid semiannually in gold coin and the principal and interest remain payable without tax deduction Bondholders may deposit bonds with J P Morgan Co to avail extension by June 39 1908 (typo in source)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erie Railroad Company
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co
Buffalo & Southwestern Railroad Company
Buffalo & Southwestern
Erie Railroad
United States
Messrs
J. P. Morgan & Co
J. F. Morgan & Co
Erif Railroad Company
F. Co. Underwood
Wall Street
Notice of Summons in New York Supreme Court Case
Supplemental summons issued in a New York County case. Defendants including Helene Stein and others must answer the supplemental complaint within 20 days of service or face default judgment. Notices reference publication and dates from 1908 with Arnold Lichtig as plaintiff’s attorney at 115 Broadway Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upreme Court
State OF
NEW_YORK
New York County
Charles Weisberger
Platntift
Helene Stein
Harry Goodstein
Joan Palmer
William Oppenheim
Patrick J. Tague
New York Telephone Company
Fass & Company
Joseph Cohen
Joseph
Emil Nestler
James A. Jackson
Walter Dudley
John P. Peter
Morris Cohen
Morris
Isidore de Bear
Isidore
James Wallace
Arthur Rosal
William Montgomery
William
Alfred Kahn
New York
Arnold Lichtig
Broadway
Manhattan
City of New York
James A. Blanchard
Supreme Court of
State of New York
County of New York
County Court House
Borough of Manhattan
City
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Metz
WMBER
Emond
Miei
Thomas Stokes
Chesapeake Western Company
Inter Real Estate Corporation
Virgai
New Jaftr
Stokes
Directrt
Vana Road
White Star
American Society
International Mercantile Marine
San Francisco
Heicher
Best & Bel
Caledonia Ag
Sierra Nevada
Cal & van Eee Union
Jac Gould & Curry Saat
Country Produce Markets
Commission Company
Katz
Virginian Lambs
Judd @ Co
New York State
Hoboken
New York City
New York Clearing House Association
Ano Inc
Alb & Susq
Hart & Conn W
Alb & Vermont
Il Cent L Line
Allegh & West
Go Jolier & Chic
Am Tel & Cable
Lsnar&c
At & C A Line
la & Mo Rtv
Avon G & Mt
Lowell & and
Little Miami
Treech Creek Berkshire
Mabon Coal of
Host & Albany
Morris & Essex
Bost & Lowell
Nash
Decatur
Bost & Prov
Nashua & Low
Bway & 7Th Av
NY & Harlem
Brooklyn City
den Mine
Chris & 10Th
Old Colony
Ua Cleve & Pitts
Oswego & Syra
Col & Xenia
Pac & At Tei
Pat & Hud Riv
Concord & Mon
Pat & Ramapo
Peoria & BR Vy
C & Pass. Pf. Phil & Trenton
Conn River
del & Bd
Brk
Det Hills & S
Pitts
East Penn
East Mahanoy
Pittsch & Y
Prov
Worc
Eighth Avenue
Renns & Sara
Elm & William
Ealae Dd Roch & Gen Vy
Kalam RW Co
Eric Erle & Pitts
Second Avenue
Fitchburg
Sixth Avenue
Routh & At Tel
W & J Pf
Southwest R
ardsteGar
Twenty-third St
Franklin Tel
MIRR
Gold & Stk Tel
Utica Clin & B
GRR& BR Co
Utica & Bik Riv. Goshen
Utica C & & V
Grand River
Church Street
Park Avenue
Sixty -Eighth Street
George S. Davis
Clinton Gilbert
Wall
America
Liberty
Lincoln
Manhattan Co
Bronx
Chase
Mount Morrisee Chatham
Mutual Chemical
NYNBA
Chelsea
New Netherland
Columbia
East River
Fidelity First National
People
Fifth National
Phenix
Fifth Avenue
Fourteenth St
Riverside Gallatin
Saine Ben Garfield
Sherman
San State
Hanover
Union Exchange
Imp & Tract
Irving
West Ride
Jefferson
Yellowstone
of Security
Ing
Raymond & Whit
Alaska
Rockies
Europe
New England
Raymond & Whitcomb Co
Fifth Ave
Bet
Beart
Antreal and Lakes
Nova Sotia
Aenay Hiver
Provinces
G& T
Hendrickson Tours
Fulton St
Starin
Island Sound
Hudson River
Glen
Richmond
Cortlandt ST. Piers
Cortlandt
West Point
Newburgh
Poughkeepsie
Palace Iron Day Line
Bkion
Deshrosees
Red Bank
Franklin
N. RK
Highlands
Red Mae
Long Branch
Asbury Parc
Connecticut
Lakerville
Taconic School For Girls
Beautiful Lake
Berkshire Bilin
Lilian Dixon
Wellesley
Brvg Mawr
Bertha Bailey
Berlitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Hariem
Lenox Ave
le Brooklin
Court St
Asbury Park
Rye Seminary
Mrs. & J. Life
Misses Stowe
Rye, New Yor
Starkey Seminary
Seneca Lake
Watkins
Lakemont
Ae Seeen
Magnolia Ave
Holyoke
Mass
H. Frances Gilman
Lake
White Plains
American and Foreign Teachers’ Agency
M J Young-Fulton
New Tore
James M. Brooks
Harry R. Munsell
Willard Brooks
Harrison Brooks
Margaret Spear Benson
Sarah E. Osborne
Ida Spear Neill
Nannette Spear Smock
Eugene Munsell
Harriet A. Munsell
Charity of
New Yorks
Abner
C. Thomas
Said
Daniel J. Dowdney
Millicent Smith
Flora L. Smith
Loyal L. Smith
Kim
Isis County
Hall of Records
Floyd L. Smith
Eald Milicent Smith
Abner CC. Thomas
Daniel J. Dowdnety
Surrogate’s Court
Panama Rail Road Company
State Street
F.C. Nordsier
U. S
Ellis Island
Watchorn
Robert
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