Flagler Resigns as VP. Tilford Named Successor
C M Flagler resigned as vice president of Starrett Company of New Jersey at the directors meeting yesterday. H Tilford was promoted from treasurer to fill the vacancy and will remain a director. C M Folger Jr elected treasurer and to succeed Flagler as secretary. F Q Barstow resigned for health reasons. his successor is noted. Flagler, nearing seventy, will devote energy to the Florida East Coast Railway project he built, connecting hotels along the coast and extending toward Key West via a seagoing rail link. he remains a director in several companies including Standard Oil links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Flagler
Stareau Company of
New Jersey
H. Tilford
Will
C. M
H. «. Folger, Jr
F. Q. Barstow
Fingier Pas
Pesntereco Company
Prorida Pest Coast Railway
Miami
Fla
Ipseed
Fiagier
Key West
Knight's Key
Homestead
Fila
Key
Flagier
Lazarus
Flagler
John D
Rockefeller, Andrews
Standard
Barst Ov
Standard Oil Company
Products Refining Company
New York
Glu- Compe
S. Railway Steel Spring Company
Starrett Company
Guggenheim Optimistic About Copper Supply
Joe Guggenheim president of the American and Refining Company says copper stocks abroad are improving but uncertain. He notes no concealed copper stock surpluses and asserts U S confidence in the economy despite European exposure. Guggenheim mentions Rockefeller investors but says insiders’ identities remain unknown and declines to discuss Cumberland Ey and Nevada Consolidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gutsenheim
American and Refining Company
Faurope
Hana
America
Paris
Guggenheim
Rockefellers Igieme
Condition Of Trade And Commerce In The Era Of Reconstruction
A report notes cautious improvement in mercantile activity with prompt shipments and rising weather related demand. It cites mixed results across industries, with deeper declines in exports but stronger imports reducing the trade deficit, while rail and textile sectors show uneven strength amid unsettled weather and crop concerns.
New Plan to Pay Depositors for National Bank
A new liquidating plan for the National Bank of North America proposes paying depositors and creditors with funds from a syndicate formed by the Assets Realization Company of Philadelphia. The plan, sent to stockholders, reportedly has majority approval. The receiver has paid 2 percent dividends totaling $1.4 million.
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National Bank of North America
Assets Realization Company
Philadelphia
Exchange Place
Trust Company of America
Charles W. Morse
Grain rate talks aim to curb Montreal export advantage
A special Produce Exchange committee met yesterday with trunk line railroad officers and shippers from Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore at the Trunk Line Association offices to seek grain rate concessions. They argued New York ship costs exceed Montreal by about two cents per bushel and urged a 1.5 cent reduction from 5.5 cents, to help U S exporters compete with Montreal amid Montreal handling most export grain last week. The decision will be announced next week. the White Star Line cut five freight ships, partly due to shifting grain flows.
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Produce Exchange
Trunk Line Railroads
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Trunk Line Association
Montreal
James F. Parker
Produce Exchange Committee
New York
Buffalo
White Star Line
Texas Suspends Railroad Order
The Texas Railroad Commission suspended indefinitely the order forcing the Texas lines of the Colorado & Southern to buy new equipment. The move follows recent losses from wash outs affecting the railroad.
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Texas
The
Tribune
Austin
Tex
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas Lines
Colorado & Southern
Colonel Guffey Acquires Oil Holdings in Louisiana and Texas
San Benito June 19 Colonel J M Guffey of Pittsburg and associates purchase extensive oil lands and pipelines in Louisiana and Texas from Albn Heywood and his brother C W Heywood for about two million dollars.
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Tribune
San Benito
Tex
Albn Heywood
This Place
C. W. Heywood
Louisiana
Texas
J. M. Guffey
Pittsburg
Six Miners Dead and Thirty Trapped in Ellsworth Mine Blast
Six men died and thirty were trapped when a massive explosion and fire struck Shaft 1 at the Ellsworth mine of the Pittsburg Coal Company in Monongahela City Pennsylvania. Rescuers could not reach the buried workers as the mine burned. Only Frank Beal’s body was identified among the six recovered. Authorities suspect coal dust ignition.
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Telemand
the Tribune
Monongahela City
Penn
Ellsworth
Pittsburg Coal Company
Frank Beal
East Side real estate sales highlight big parcels
Purchases announced across Manhattan include Justice Truax selling 42 East 65th Street a four story dwelling on a 22 by 100.5 foot lot. Other transfers cover 43rd Street and 11th Avenue corner plots, a 75 by 100.8 foot site on Riverside Drive, and 34th Street premises sold by the Westphal estate. Plans for an eight story fireproof apartment on Riverside Drive, a two story office on Delancey Ludlow, and an American basement remodel on West 86th Street are disclosed with prices and involved parties.
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John N. Golding
Justice Charles H. Truax
East 65Th St
H. H. Fuller
Thomas Lamb
George Backer
Lee & Fleischmann
Meteor Realty and Construction Company
Isaac Polstein
98Th St
Riverside Drive
Schuyler Arms
Buckingham Court
Meteor Company
99Th St
Paul Westphal
West 34Th St
Brennan
F. & F. Realty Company
Manhattan Ave
107Th St
108Th St
George W. Simers
Delancey and
Ludlow Sts
Joseph J. Bach
Ludlow St
Delancey St
Max Muller
West 86Th St
H. P Fuld
Harry Allan Jacobs
Home Rule Democracy outlines party line work for state gains
The Home Rule Democracy executive committee, formed at Utica, says its work within party lines will continue until Democracy gains representation in the state convention and state committee. The group stresses principles over individuals and aims to allow the fall convention to repudiate last actions and restore traditional party practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
The
Home Rule Democracy
Utica
W. G. Rice
Fall River Print Cloth Market Weak Week Sales
In Fall River Massachusetts on June 19 sales for the week in the print cloth market are estimated at fifty thousand pieces. trading was light with about one quarter of production disposed of. Purchases were mainly for nearby delivery as mills remain moderate sellers at current price levels. Prices cited include 28 inch 64 squares 3 1/2 cents 28 inch 64 by 60 31 1/2 cents 38 1/2 inch 64 squares 45 cents 39 inch 64 by 72 542 cents.
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Fall River
Mass
Real estate transfers across Manhattan and Westchester markets
Multiple brokers report sales of five story flathouses, single flathouses, and three to six story elevator apartments. Transactions span No. 907 Prospect Ave to Jones Street, plus plots on Manhattan Street and White Plains Road. Buyers include Mrs. Slavin, Bernhard A. Buge, Mrs. Thtenberg, Henry Hiller, and Joseph F. Loonan among others.
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Otto Kindler
Claus Bosch
Dietrich Rowling
Prospect Ave
Montgomery Maze
Victor Freund & Son
East 60Th St
Anna T Flynn
West Tith St
Amsterdam Holdingompany
West 8Th St
Bernhard A. Buge
O’reilly & Cahn
Margaret McManus
East 89Th St
2D Ave
Henry Hiller
A. Frederick Silverstone
Charles M. Rosenthal
John Liddle
Manhattan St
Broadway
J. B. Phillips
Jones St
Joseph Rosenberg
Washington Ave
167Th St
Henry A. Stadler, Jr
Taylor Ave
West Chester
Henry Donnerly
Catherine Frieda
Henry P. Ansorge
Popham Avenue
176Th St
Cc. B. Coulter
Paul de Fina
Joseph F. Loonan
180Th St
George J. McCaffrey
Thomas Scott
Lyon Ave
Grace Ave
Franklin J. Studley
White Plains Road
Waring Avenue
Wyse Ave
Barker Ave
Macs Ave
Small Philadelphia Bank Closes After Failure
Philadelphia June 19 The Lincoln Savings and Trust Company a small city institution failed to open its doors today Samuel N Hyneman an attorney was named receiver The trust company failed about a year ago and resumed three months later after reorganizing It is understood the firm will liquidate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lincoln Savings and Trust Company
Samuel N. Hyneman
Trust Company
Notable Bankruptcy Filings Hit City Firms and Individuals
Court records list voluntary petitions from John T P De Ronde and Rvrron Kortright with debts ranging from $389 to $4 483 and assets up to $225, plus several other filers including John Aberty Daniel Helm and Hagan & Co. Creditors include James J. Nealis and multiple banks. A warehouse firm Tucker & Reimer faces an involuntary petition, while Maurice Brower shows sizable liabilities and secured debt.
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United States District Court
John TP. de Ronde
East 82d Street
James J. Nealis
Rvrron Kortright
Eastern New York
West 13Th Street
Francis M. Hagan
Hagan & Co
West Street
Washington Street
Tucker & Reimer
East 10Th Street
Abraham Agress
Henry N. T. Beekman
Wheat Market Dims After Midwest Harvest Delays
Chicago reports a weak late session as wheat slips with July off to 87 1/4 cents. Corn climbs to a season high near 70 1/2 cents while oats rise. provisions weaken on coarse grain strength. Receipts and exports update cash and futures, with mixed demand from leading buyers and shorts.
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Chicago
Southwest
S&tgc
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Sac
Tllinois
Tocal Packers
Nazimova Buys Large Port Chester Land Tract
Mme Alla Nazimova the Russian actress buys a large land tract at Port Chester on Byram Bridge opposite A V Whiteman. She also purchases a house opposite Whiteman. Total price for the two parcels about 30000 dollars. The house is being altered for her occupancy and a large modern residence is planned on the Byram Ridge site.
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Mme
Alla Nazimova
Port Chester
Byram Bridge
A. V. Whiteman
Whiteman
Byram Ridge
Three Parcels Change Hands in Vesey Street Rooms
Real Estate Exchange Sales in Vesey street saw three parcels transfer ownership. Listings include a 6 story file and store block, a vacant lot on Intervale area, and a 5 story brick building with store. Proceeds and liens noted. next day offers include 300 building lots at North Babylon Park, Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey Street
Thomas F Burchill
Ww C Reeves & Co
North Babylon Park
Wyandanch
Long Island
Flatiron shaped three story building planned for Marion Street
Plans call for a three story flatiron style building at 15 Marion Street just north of a proposed plaza, with a 99.5 foot plaza frontage, 19 foot depth, and a café on the ground floor with lofts above. Augusta Lieberts of Brooklyn owns the property. estimated cost is 16000 dollars per B W Berger & Sons, architects.
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Marion St
Delancey St
Bowery
Lafayette St
Brooklyn
Plaza
B. W. Berger & Sons, Architects
Fragmentary figures prompt cautious headline
A sequence of numbers and codes appears in the page fragment, with no clear context or accompanying text to identify a person, place, event, or organization. The data resembles financial or census style figures but lacks readable labels or descriptors for precise interpretation.
Deal in Prince Street Sold to Receiver's Purchaser
Carney M. Marro sold No. 21 Prince Street a four story building with store on a 20 by 73 foot lot to Frank Verrastro for Achille Starace as receiver for P. Pat and Son.
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Carney M. Marro
Prince St
Achille Starace
P. Pat & Son
Frank Verrastro
Plans Filed to Alter Bank Offices for Picture Hall
Plans show converting the first floor of 40 East It. st. into a hall for moving picture exhibitions owned by Coroner Acritelli with architect Charlies Reid. Also proposed are fireproof stairs and tiled hallways in tenements at 16 Clinton st. for Albert Gordon owner with architect Max Muller at an estimated cost of $11.50.
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Coroner Acritelli
Charlies
Reid
Clinton St
Albert Gordon
Max Muller
Building Plans in The Bronx Include Several Dwellings
OCR fragment lists multiple Bronx properties with owners and details. Two story brick dwellings on 214th Street and 275 Mayflower Avenue show owners Angelo Serman and Henry Ratten, with architects L Howard and Babeling. Frame dwellings at Burnside Avenue and Mayflower Avenue priced around 4000 to 7000.
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4Th Ave
Angelo Serman
L Howard
Aeta Sane Venent Ccetamatrimiene
Burnside
Charles Keil
Thur Peehmer
Tilliam Eve
Mayflower
Henry Ratten
Pennington Newark Apartment Sold for 50000
William C. Fiedler of the Fiedler Real Estate Corp sold the Pennington apartment house in Newark to C. E. Henry Stengel of Stengel & Rothschild. The four story brick and stone building has eight apartments on a 45 by 100 foot lot. The owner was George J. Busch. Stengel bought as an investment for 50000 dollars.
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William C. Fiedler
Fiedler
European Produce Market Report June 19
Closing prices show mixed results across commodities with spot wheat barely steady at 78s 3d for winter and 68 11 4d for September. corn firm with July at 5s 24d. peas and flour steady. hops in London steady. beef and pork prices hold in India and Western markets. bacon and lard show varied firmings and steadies across cuts. linseed oil and turpentine noted with steady rosin and refined petroleum activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pacific Coast
Liverpool
Cumberland
New York Terrace Sales Reported in Staten Island
V. E. Pinetti sold three houses at New York Terrace Staten Island to buyers C. B. Rodgers C. Borg and T. H. Jones for the Richmond Development Company The seven room house went to Rodgers the six room to Borg and an additional house to Jones all located on New York Terrace Staten Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. E. Pinetti
Richmond Development Company
C. B. Rodgers
C. Borg
T. H. Jones
New York Terrace
Staten Island
Chicago Closing Stocks Flat on Broad Market Day
Closing bids on the Chicago Stock Exchange list mixed results with American Can at 127, National Biscuit pref around lil, Diamond Match 4% and Quaker Oats pref showing activity, Edison and Swift & Co. modest gains, while Boxboard pref and Pneumatic Tools show declines and a weak note on Telephone.
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Chicago
Stock Exchange American Can
Diamond Match
National Biscuit
American Shipbuilding
American Ann Edison
Swift & Co
Pepe Telephone
Realty Notes Rentals Across City Landmarks
Van Viiet & Place rent No 452 West 4th st for twenty years to Canron Brothers Co after recent site improvements. Heil & Stern lease store at No 699 Broadway to Charles Zimmerman for ten years in a $50,000 total rent agreement. A B Mosher & Co lease to Goeney & Magrath for ten years at $45,000 total rent covering multiple properties including the Broadway Méth St garage, stores at Lenox Ave 45, West 1eth, West 145th, and the private house at 41 Manhattan Ave.
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Broadway
Méth St
Lenox Ave
West 1Éth St
West 145Th St
Manhattan Ave
St Luke's Hospital Lends $110000
Henry B. Anderson mortgaged his property with St Luke's Hospital lending the sum of 110000, securing the loan. The filing notes the mortgage as part of a larger real estate transaction and reflects hospital involvement in local financial dealings.
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ST. Luke's Hospital
Henry B. Anderson
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Tilford
Standard Oil
Yxel Guggenheim
Europe
Jon
Missisweather
Eests
Une
Bank of North America
Trunk Line
Colonel Guffey
Justice Truax
East
65Th ST
Maurice Brower
John Street
Park National Bank
State Bank
Market and Fulton National Bank and Merchants
National Bank of Newark
N. J
Adam Levi
France
Lindenbaum & Well
von Gelder Brothers
Maiden Lane
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Nazimova
Comb’s
Beck
Moses Greenbaum
Kendall & Hattys
I. Hoft
Sal To & Man
Avenue Co
9Th St
Ins & Tr
South Shore & Atlantic
Grand Trunk System
Nashville
Louisville
Paul & Sault Ste Arie
Ae Wien
Siisess
Southern
van Schaick & Co
Wall Street
United Railway
Norf Ry & L
Light & P
Chas City Ry Bs
Seaboard Cont Trust
Ae Union Trust Coors
Third Nat Bank
Fidelity & Dep
Maryland Trust
Nor Centry
R. L. Day & Co
Best & Albeny
Cal
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Franklin
Granby
West
St Ry
T Co
Parret
Quincy
Fel & T Co
Tamareck
Wolverine
Smetters Co
Ai Arcadian
Trah
Shannon
United Fruit
Eport
Columbia
Resources
Rrcee
Ongggegan
Nasmanense
Associated Trust Companies
State of New York
County of New York
Langley W. Wiggin
Columbia Trust Company
City of
Superintendent of Banks
Willard V. King
Sir W. Wiggin
Richard Roberts
New York County
Plaza Bank
W. McMaster Mills
BM. Clarke
Fifth Avenue
Ward County
Barking
E. M. Clarke
E. Ll. Warner
Westchester County
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company
Liberty Street
Maneattan
Montague Street
Ruland & Whiting CO. Real Estate
Beekman ST
Alba-On-The-Water
N. Y. City
Realty Trust
Liberty St
River View Manor
Worth Babylon Park
L. I. City
Flatbush
Reeves & C9
FTORK
Tribune Building
Nassau St
Bronx
Newark
Long Island Real Estate
Long Beach Watoch
Queens County
W. C. Reeves & CO
East 234 St
Manhattan
Ape Cod
H. Smith
South Jiarwich
Country Property
Lake Property
Lenox
M. Campbell
Pittsfield
Wakefield Park
Wakefield Park Realty CO
Mad. Ave
Hudson River
Jas
Jay Smith
57Th St
Park Ave
Hudson
West Point
Newburgh
Homer Ramsdenl
Franklin ST
Orange Lake Park
Lake HO
SaIa Agu
Atlantic City
Niagara FA
Lake Ation
Lakes
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Yell Park
T. H. Hendrickson
Fulton St
N. Y
Newtane
Poughkeepsie
Iron
Mars Powell
Desbrosses St
West Wotus
West Shore
N. Y. Central
Glenwood
Orient
E. R
Hanover Sq
L” Sta
Bist
Long Island Sound
Glen
Richmond
Cortlandt ST. Piers
Cortlandt
New Haven
Richard Peck
East River
New Haven Moate
RED Bank
Franklin St. Piera
Highlands
Loos
Asbury Park
Berlitz School OF Languagea
Madison Square
Harlem
Court St
N_ J
Maplewood
Phila
J. Short
Lidge
A. M
Yale
Prin
Concordville
Box 97
East Greenwich Academy
East Greenwich
R. I
Charles Alford Stenhouse
M. A
Lakeville
Taconic School For Girls
Beautiful Lake
Berkshire Hills
Lilian Dixon
Wellesley
Bryan Mawr
Bertha Bailey
RYE Seminary
Misses Stowe
Rye, New Yor
Mae Frances Gilman
Opes
Lake St. White Plains
American and Foreign Teachers’ Agency
J. Young-Fulton
Union Square
FICE
U % Capitoling
Washington, D. c
U. S Senate
Elliott Woods
U. & Capitol
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
Washington
D. C
Sacketts Harbor
Navy Pay Office
Bureau
E. B. Rogers
U. S N
Panama Rail Road Company
State St
F. C. Nordsiek. Asst
U. S. Tron
Elites Island
Watchorn
Tmstrict
Henry BF. Macfarland
Jay J. Morrow
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