Sergeant Bird Sought as Witness in License Bureau Probe
The Bronx hearing reveals Sergeant Peter Bird attached to the License Bureau is wanted by Commissioners as a witness. Testimony cites Bird’s absence after sick leave and a watch on his home while investigators pursue alleged license scheme links with Patrolman Reed and others. Witnesses recount cash trades for licenses and badges, with officials pressed about loan records and prior sworn statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bird
License Bureau
The
of Accounts
Doroty Reet Mason
Bird
Mason
Wes
Augustus Brown
Prs Homa
Lindstreet
Bronx
Mitchel
Jerome
Patrick J. Reed
Alexander Slebeder
47Th Street
Brook
Corrigan
Alfred Weisz
Sixth Avenue
Freay
Anthem Bolognino
Vizeili
Reed
First Arena
Tye
Weiss
Mr. Brown
Electrical Bureau
Department of Water Supply
Joseph Brunelli
Bolignino and Vizell
D’ Amato
D' Amato
Amato
Israel B. Adlerman
Tribune
152D Street
Morris Avenue
d’'Amato
Fusco
d’Amato
Bronelli
Libebeckeres
Fire and Buildings Department
Beggin
Bureau of Auxiliary
Frank Brown
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Brown
Plan to Sell Mexican Bonds Advances in Negotiations
Negotiations are well under way for the sale of bonds totaling many millions by a recently formed Mexican institution. The issue aims to fund extensive irrigation driven development of agricultural resources. It is understood that international banking groups bid and that the bonds will be unconditionally guaranteed as to principal and interest by the Mexican government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
BankruptcyPetitions Filed in Vattee District Court
Voluntary and involuntary bankruptcy petitions are filed for multiple debtors in the Vattee States District Court. Names include Max Kurlanmsik of Goshen N Y and High Art Manufacturing Co of Grand Street, with assets often listed as none or minimal and liabilities running into thousands. Creditors include Hirschfeld Beck and Samuel Streit & Co among others. transfers and concealed stock alleged. some cases cite secured debts and foreclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vattee States
Max Kurlanmsik
Goshen
Heene
Hirschfeld @ Beck
Avenue B
Passaic
N. J
High Art Manufacturing Company
No. @ Grand street
Pressman , Co
Harvey L. Andrews
Semuse J. Ruth
Roth
Sarai E. McPherson
Stephen G Roach
Belden Rosch
West Ith Street
Isaac M. Bernstein
Broadway
Joseph Hamillton
Edgecomte
Mth Street
Salem Nail Company
Ne Zt
Pearl Street
Edward Moroney
Addison 6 Frat
Rufus Wallingham Atwood
No. Winéeor T
Bowers
Samuel Streit & Co
Voluntery
Anthony James Bleecker
Singer Manufacturing Company
William H. Lee
No. & West
Ernst A. Modersohn
No & West
Charles Debene
Riverside Drive
Irving D. Jcke
No. 3
East
Deicke
Republicans Urge Voter Registration Regardless of Past
Calls to Republicans to register today to ensure the party wins. Emphasizes immediate registration and warns delaying could harm the party’s chances.
New York Central Shake-Up Denied by Officials
Buffalo reports claimed a wholesale personnel shake-up at New York Centralines with Charles F. Daly slated to become president. Officials in this city called the rumors untrue from start to finish and said there was no such change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
New York Centralines
Charles F. Daly
William H. Newman
W. C. Brown
New York Central
Control of Boston & Maine Stock Acquired
The Billard Interests gained a controlling stake in Boston & Maine with 50 000 to 60 000 shares purchased or exchanged for American Bell Telephone stock. Prices as high as 149 a share were paid. Combined with 110 000 shares from New Haven and other blocks, a majority holding is formed. The annual meeting is set for October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Boston
Billard
Boston & Maine
American Bell Telephone
New Haven
Murray Presses Bank Receiver Reforms at Conference
Controller of the Currency urges faster action, lower costs, and stricter, conscientious management by failed national bank receivers. Fifteen receivers heard the call in a Washington meeting. Register to vote today with booths open 7 am to 10 pm, Manhattan and The Bronx readers urged to check The Tribune for location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dct
Register
Manhattan
Bronx
The
Tribune
Market Report 1908 Coffee and Cotton Summary
New York October 5 1908 Coffee trade light with 2250 bags sold. Brazilian receipts heavy, Santos shipments rising, market dull with French decline. Cotton closed lower amid news of demand softness and potential interior concessions. futures steady to down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hamburg
Santos
Sao Paulo
Rio No 7
United States
Rio
Europe
North Africa
Cape
River Plate
South America
Europes
Victoria
Bahia
Tay
Manchester
Lncal
Savannah
Lowe
Mobile
Charleston
Norfolk
St Baltimore
Sac
Augusta
St. Louis
Little Rock Steady
Galveston
New Orleans
Houston
Memensy
Galveston Amtt
Cutten Exchange
Liverpool
Nevreminder
New York Produce Exchange
Glee
Turkey
Duluth
Yoinnipegs
Bulgaria
New York Market Reports for Beans Peas Butter and More
Receipts show 141 beans and 200 sacks peas today with slow domestic demand and firmer but tentative prices. Lincoln market notes advance in creamery butter and steady cheese, eggs receipts up to 6408 cases with mixed quality. prices vary by grade and region, while fruits and vegetables show uneven demand and firmer or weaker trends across types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California
Lima
Liverpool
Americas
Penylvania
Pearl
Sheldon
Jersey
Kieffer
Market report on fruits vegetables and poultry items
Readable fragments show prices for citrus, melons, grapes, pineapples, and hops plus an extensive dairy meat and produce price list. Notes mention fair hops movement in Ontario County and quiet Pacific Coast trade. general market sentiment is steady with varied demand for fowls and game and abundant potatoes and onions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upriver
Delaware
Niagara
Wyoming
Colorado
Cilron
Florida
Do Porto Rico
Ontario County
Lie
Pacific Coast
Agic
Iss
Marcet
Syetgut
Livestock Market Prices and Receipts Across Regions
Receipts for two days total 2003 slaughter and 1612 market cattle with varied demand. Virginia Kentucky and West Virginia steers sold at 455 to 550 per hundredweight, cows to 875, calves and grassers up to 84 to 175 per 100 pounds, Western calves strong to higher on some lots, dressed veals steady to firm.ituary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bhcambere & Son
West Virginia
fcPherson & Co
Virginia
Kentucky
Ein & Co
Tobin & Shannon
Ant Bsc
Soo
Jeuiffe Wright & Co
W. Ott & Co
George
L. S Tillenback
John P. Netaon
Saita
New York
Jersey City
Lass
Sixtieth Street
Fortieth Street
Lehigh Valley
Weehawker
Schwarzschild & S
Minnetonka
St. Paul
J. Shamberg & Son
J. Shamberg & So
S. Dominic
Morris Beef Co
Teutonic
Thespis
St. Pau
Baltic
Terence
Swift Beef Co
Swift Beef
Baltics
Armour & Co
G H. Hammond
Codahy
Baltic L. S. Dillenback
Uber
Reston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
ST Montrea
London
Accn
Eee
Tere
Liverpool
Glasgow
Manchester
Antwerp
Bermuda
West Indies
Saat
London Cabies
Great Britain
Ao. Newton & Co
Th Street
Seem
Newton & Co
Livestock Prices Include Sheep Lambs Hogs in Busy Auction
Receipts show heavy cattle and calf listings along with extensive sheep and lamb lots. Andrew Mullen Tobin Shannon and Newton Co. report varied weights and prices for veals calves grassers and yearlings as market eyes demand amid steady hog and lamb demand across several stations and carloads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Mullen
Grassers
Tobin
Shannon
Vaalse
Judd & Co
Kerns Commission
Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Tobin & Shannon
S. Sanders
At & TS
Shippers’ Commission Company
SBS Jué@ & Co
State Lamba
R Hume
Vermont
Hollis
Canada
John P. Nelson
Market report from multiple exchanges shows mixed cattle and hog prices
Chicago and Cincinnati notes indicate cattle receipts around 32 000 head with prices mostly lower, hogs down about 10 cents, and sheep including lambs varying with regional shifts. Kansas City and East Buffalo bustle with steady to higher sheep and steady cattle trends amid regional demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
India
America
Continent
Brazil
Keues
City
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Dairies
Allis Chalmers Deficit and Surplus Details
The figures for 186 cover fourteen months ended June 2 15 including receipts of Bullock Manufacturing for sixteen months ended June 3 195. A balance of 245 forward as of April 30 195 from which a 045 523 charge for special expenditures was made. Profits on operation deduct manufacturing and selling expenses, dividends on Bullock preferred stock, and doubtful accounts provision. Surplus profits for the year 15 514 equal 281 percent earned on 16 10000 preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullock Manufacturing Company
Bulleel Manufacturing Company
Registration Reminder Before Tonight’s Closing Hour
Citizens are urged to enroll before 10 o’clock tonight as registry closes at that time. Open from 7 a.m. to allow early registration and ensure names appear on the enrollment books.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sergeant Bird
MR. Mitchel
Moving Picture Man
N.Y. C
Murray
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Northern
Colorado & Southern
Denver
Rio Grande
Booth Shore
Atlantic
Grand Trunk System
Iowa Central
Minneapolis
ST. Lotis
Toledo
Proria & Western
Wabash
Clorado Midland
Grose
Wccees
South Shore
Mobile & Ohio
Delaware & Hudson
New York City
Eyer & Co
Wall Street
Mit
Mkt
Mir
Iid Wits
Co K
Eceweres Mrchanien
General Market Report
Winnipeg
Missouri
SATO
Orleans
Calcutta
Tre
Quotr
Citna
Rangoon
st_ ac
Rttugal
Ft Ar
Country Produce Markets
Michigan
Long Island
Stern
State
Maine
Ado Long Island
Connecticut
Western
Orange County
U. Ia
Averue
S. & Curtis & Son
Otis & Co
George & T. & Dullenback
Tellitte, Wright & Co
Hume
S&s
Sanders
Telegraph
Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers Company
Aid & Susy Lanes
Hart & Conn W
West
Jolie & Chic Am
Ss Réc. c
la & Mo Riv
At & C
de ES
Lowell & and
Mahon Coal
S&f
Essex
Bost
Albany
Nash & Decacur
Bost & Lowell
Nashas & A
Brooklyn City
Ninth Ave
North Carolina
North Penn
Charchee
Northwest Telch & E
Den
Cleve & Pitre
Col & Xenia Ae Oswego & Syra
Concord
Mom
Cone
Trenton
Bret Pitts
der Hille
East Penn
Ww & C
Do Spectai
Eighth Avenue
Pitts
Ebn
Will Ian
Mens & Sara
Reen & Geary
Erienian
Erte & Pitts
Second Avenue
Fitchburg
Suth
Sethwest
Franklin Tel
Ee Tcnir
Goig & Stevei i Uttes Clin & B
GRR SS Co
Goshen & Tice & Bix Riv
Grand River
Ro L. der & Co
Camtannial
Andi Sopper Fraskis Aia Et Pres Ory
Oia
Tel & T Co
Mass Gas Atlantic
Bingham
United Fruit
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