Merger Bill Filed Between Boston & Maine and New Haven Railroads
The Legislative Committee on Railroads heard James F. Jackson defend a merger bill allowing exchange of stock between Boston & Maine and New Haven. The plan keeps New Haven headquarters in Boston, sets Massachusetts oversight, restricts rate changes, and imposes penalties for violations. The bill envisions joint directors and continued state regulation with a voting guard if ownership shifts, effective after acceptance by New Haven.
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Legislative Committee On Railroads
James F. Jackson
Theusetts State Board of Railroad Commisters
Business Igtered League of Massachusetts
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Boston & Maine Road
New Hever Company
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Feture
Interboro Bank to Wind Up After Stockholders Vote
The Interboro Bank will quit after a stockholders meeting approved equibration and wind up. A. E. G. Goodridge, elected director of Guardian Trust Company, and Wiliam Carpenter both reassigned roles as Guardian directors. Otto Sartorius Howel Barnes also joined the Guardian board, signaling the bank’s exit from business.
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the Tribune
Interboro Bank
E. G. Goodridge
Yresterdey
Goodridge
Guardian Trust Company
Wiliam Carpenter
Otto Sartorius
Howel H. Barnes
Trust Company
Goodrifee
Eaid
Arthur P. Heinze
Stanley Gifford
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Summary May 6
Chicago wheat weakened on liberal selling as traders eyed a favorable Southwest crop. July wheat fell 4 1/2 cents from firm opens, corn and oats declined, and provisions eased. Government crop report anticipation influenced sentiment. May delivery saw short covering and mixed closes across contracts with receipts reported for various grains and hogs.
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Shorts
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Iower
Roch & Foeber Company in Bankruptcy Proceedings
Three creditors of the Roch & Foeber Company paper dealers have filed for bankruptcy in federal court. Total claims against the company are estimated near 190,900 dollars with assets around 150,009 dollars. The filing cites about 4,500 dollars owed to the creditors led by Barner & Co. and lists various unsecured claims.
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Miweukee
Mey
Roch & Foeber Company
Gaim
Thatompany
Local Trusts and Banks Noted in Sparse Ledger Summary
Fragmentary OCR shows a ledger style list with several bank and trust names such as Schaick & Co., Maryland Trust, Union Trust, and Third Net Bank. References to percentages and numbers imply rates or shares but many items are incompletely legible.
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Semana Beva Schaick & Co
Siam Ie
Os Nortay Oh
Nion Trust
Third
Endelity
Maryland Trust
jNer Cent Ry
Maritime schedules and sailings to multiple ports
Shipping lines list vessels and sailings from April to May to Liverpool Gibraltar Havana Naples Naples to New Orleans and Savannah with arrivals at Hamburg Havre Ponce and Colon among others, naming ships such as Caronia Mauretania Queen Mary and more with dates and ports throughout May.
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Turk’s Island
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Olon
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White Star
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Napies
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Caronia
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Naples
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la Provence
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Mexico
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Jamaica
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Argentina
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Pernambuco
Columbia
Glasgow
Pennsylvania
Burg
Loyd
Finland
Antwerp
Red Star
Minneapolis
London
Italie
Anchor
Regina Citalia
Lloyd Lab
Huron
Clyde
Denver
Galveston
Vast Atlantic Steamship Log Reveals Arrivals and Freight
A dense OCR list details multiple steamers and voyages including Cuneo from Nor, Velasquez to Buenos Ayres, Denver to Galveston, Eugenia to Trieste, Monroe to Newport News, Havana to New York, Pannonia via Naples, and more. It notes quarantine departures, ballast legions, and cargo details with passengers, mails, and merchandise. Market data follows with beef, milk cows, calves, and lamb prices, plus shipper and auction notes from firms like McPherson & Co and Jelliffe Wright & Co.
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Young
Mobile
Brunswick
Mallory Se Co
Mose
Denver
Staples
Galveston
Key West
Mallory &S Co
Moise
Eugenia
Bobin
Trieste
Palermo
Phelps Bros & Co
Mdss
Bar
Monroe
Hulphers
Newport News
Norfolk
Dominion Ss Co
Havana
Stevens
Havans
New York
Pannonia
Irvine
Flume
Naples
Gibraltar
Cunard Ss 9, Ltd
Bygiand
Nor
Olsen
Sagua
Matanzas
Daniel Bacon
Huron
Ingram
Jacksonville Mary
Charleston
Clyde Ss Co
City
Manchester Exchange
Fisher
St John
Philadelphia Mey
Phelps Brothers , Co
Narragansett
Harwood
London
Philip Ruprecht
Randy Hook
Transatlantic Steamship Movements and Status List
A dated roster details multiple ships sailing to and from New York including Brindisi lines and German steamers. It lists arrivals and statuses Arrived Jailed and Passed with ships such as Majestic Kaiser Wilhelm II Etruria Kronprinz Wilhelm Regina d Italia Deutschland and more showing routes via Plymouth Cherbourg Queenstown Bermuda and Gibraltar with May dates and times.
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Brloemfontein
Calcutta
Colombo
Boston
New York
Plymouth
Deutschland
Ger
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Majestic
Ee Rotterdam
S—Excelsior
Newark
Montevideo
S—Andelma de Larrinaga
Buenos
Bri
Queenstown
Phoebus
Algiers
Stharzfels
New Youk
Aden
Shields
S—Saxoline
Barry
Daimore
Newport
May
Calliope
Santos
Prince
Gibraltar
Ital
Genoa
Naples
Scilly
Livestock market report from New York May 1908
Receipts totaled 62 cars or 1,186 head with 40 cars for slaughterers and 22 for the market. Steers scarce and firm to higher, bulls strong, cows trading well with gains of 10 to 15 cents. Two cars of extra Ohio steers held around 725 dollars, general city trade noted as a bit heavy. Good to prime steers sold at 630 to 70 per 100 pounds, oxen at
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London
Oceanic
Southampton
Fwitt Beef Company
Morrie Beef Company
Ulier
West Indies
L. S. Dillenback
Celtic
Swift Beef Company
Bermudian
Bermy
Chippers
S. Sanders
Pennsylvania
McPherson & (O
Tobin & Shannon
Newton
J. G. Curtis & Son
John P. Nelson
John Ducey
Jellffe. Wright
J.G. Curtis
Ben
Andrew Mullen
W. R. Hume
HH. Hollis
16Th Street
Jersey City
Saies
W. RR. Hume
Jelliffe, Wright & Co
George & the Takenback
Judd & Co
Mbs
Maryland
Kerms Commission Company
McPherson & Co
Jersey
New York
Reeves
Ohio
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Union ‘Trust Company
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