Brown and Young Expelled from New York Stock Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange announced Albert O Brown and Lewis G Young of Brown & Co were expelled after a special committee found conduct inconsistent with fair trade. Their firm’s stock would be sold to satisfy debt to other members as preferred creditors. managing partner Sénara F Buchanan said the firm will contest the rule.
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Waestock Exchange
Albert O. J
Lewis G. Young
Ae Brown & Co
Board of Governors
Transacoe
Toms
Albert O. Brown
G. Young
Stock Exchange
A. O. Brown & Co
Ge Exchange
Exchange
Sénara F. Buchanan
Buchanan
G O
Syndicate Forms to Aid Eastern Steamship Sale
A New York Boston banking syndicate with Maine investors plans aid for the Eastern Steamship Company. Proceedings in Portland Maine federal court seek authorization to sell the property. The group bids about 1.29 million with intent to reorganize at a 2.5 million stock capital, with Charles W. Morse not tied to the syndicate.
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New York
Boston
Maine
Eastern Steamship Company
United States Circuit Court
Portland
Consolidated Steamship Company
Eastern
Metropolitan Steamship Companies
Circle Line
Ward Line
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company
Mallory Line
Hive
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Paper Mill Strike Ends With Settlement Favoring Workers
Boston reports a near two month strike settlement for International Paper Company workers in New England. Mills at Franklin and Berlin New Hampshire and Greenfield Mass will prepare to resume next Monday under a 5 percent wage reduction accepted by paper makers, down from an initial 16 percent proposal. Maine plants at Bellows Falls Rumford Falls and Livermore Falls have not issued restart details. Union leaders say no word from national headquarters on the accord.
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Boston
International Paper Company
New England
Franklin
Berlin
N. Hi
Greenfield
Mass
New York
Bellows Falls
Vit
Rumford Falls
Livermore Falls
Maine
W. E. Everett
Nxh
Wittee
Paper Makers’ Union
Brion
Arguments in Standard Oil ouster suits heard
Findley Ohio Sept 24 Virgil P Kline and H Tolles of Cleveland argued demurrers in three ouster suits against the Senderd Oil Company filed by George H Phelps. Judge Babst of Crestline heard the motions and reserved his decision.
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Findley
Ohio
Virgil P. Kline
H. Tolles
Cleveland
Senderd Oil Company
George H. Phelps
Babst
Crestline
Harvey Fisk Purchase of New York City Revenue Warrants
Harvey Fisk and Sons bought ten million dollars of New York City revenue warrants at a price to Meld Sj per share. The warrants mature in December.
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Harvey Fisk & Sons
New York City
Receiver Hanna Cuts Bank Office Size on Exchange Place
Charlee A. Hanna receiver of the National Bank of North America moves from the bank’s ground floor offices at 43 Exchange Place to smaller nineteenth floor suites. All depositors have been paid in full with interest. The stockholders meet on Getter 21 to elect an agent to wind up assets.
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Charlee A. Hanna
National Bank of North America
Exchange Place
Getter
Bank Guarantee Peril Dominates Nebraska Bankers Meeting
The twelfth annual Nebraska Bankers Association session in Lincoln drew over a hundred bankers. Oklahoma representatives debated deposit guarantee plans with J Fleming of Enid favoring and E W Hogan of Oklahoma City and C H Gilbert of Lawton opposing. Ex Governor Myron T. Herrick warned the measure could burden depositors and justify confiscatory legislation, while J P A Black voiced overall opposition. In Lexington Kentucky, the state bankers group discussed financial legislation with Milton D. Ailes and Henry G. Penniman addressing bonds and burglary insurance.
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Lincoln
Néb
Nebraska Bankers’ Association
Hunden
Oklahoma
J. Fleming
Enid
E. W. Hogan
Oklahoma City
C. H. Gilbert
Lawton
J. P. A. Black
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Philippines
Porto Rico
Alaska
Florida
Lexington
Kentucky State Bankers’ Association
Milton D. Ailes
Riggs National Bank
Washington
D. C
Fidelity
Henry G. Penniman
United Surety Company
Baltimore
Steel Spring Dividend Reduced by Railway Steel
The Railway Steel Spring Company directors declared a semi annual dividend of 1 percent on common stock payable October 22 marking a reduction from 4 percent annual basis since 196. The stock, which closed Wednesday at 34, opened a point higher and was 35 when the dividend was announced. The next sale was 38, the figure at close, a net gain of 4 points despite the cut. The stock had traded at 45% in the boom but fell sharply when American Locomotive Company directors passed the dividend on its common stock.
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Railway Steel Spring Company
American Locomotive Company
Brighton Beach Park Expansion Plans Include Casino
Orlando Harriman, vice-president of Brighton Beach Park, has purchased a large tract between Brighton Beach Park and Manhattan Beach from the Corbin estate to extend the park. The plan includes a casino estimated at about $1,000,000 to be built next spring, with additional amusement projects in the works.
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Brighton Beach Park
Manhattan Beach
Orlando Harriman
Corbin
Notes From the Mines In Ontario and Montana Reports
The La Rose Consolidated Mines of Cobalt Ontario declares a 3 percent initial dividend for the quarter ended August 31, payable October 20. The Keweenaw Copper directors call a $2 assessment, payable in two instalments on November 1 and June 1, 1999, raising $200,000 for development. Phenix mill test runs show copper returns of sixteen pounds per ton. Montana projects steady gold output, estimating yearly end-rate of 5 359 dollars per day, with Fergus Madison Chouteau Lewis and Clark counties leading production. plans to boost facilities may lift monthly gold output toward $200,000.
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la Rose Consolidated Mines Company of Cobalt, Ont
Keweenaw Copper Company
Phenix
Keweenaw Company
Montana
Fergus
Madison
Chouteau
Lewis and Clark
Vanderbilt at Sewickley Heights Horse Show Wins Prizes
At Allegheny Country Club hor se show Reginald C. Van derbilt led the Eastern entrants winning multiple prizes. He claimed first in the pair harness class with Lord Burleigh and Lord Brook and first in the tandem event with the same pair. He also won blue in the harness class with Phebe Watten. Marie Tempest bred by Van derbilt suffered a lame moment ringside. H D Halloway of Philadelphia placed second in the same harness contest with Sporting Duchess. Halloway’s George E. Cain won first in the hunters with other entries taking second and fourth. Van derbilt also won first in the single horse to victoria class with Dr Selwonk.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Allegheny Country Club
Sewickley Heights
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Lord Burleigh
Lord Brook
Phebe Watten
Marie Tempest
H. D. Halloway
Philadelphia
Sporting Duchess
J. Halloway
Westchester Farm
George E. Cain
Westchester
Westchester Ardsley
Gould Trolley Case Opened
Richmond July 24 Argument began in the United States Circuit Court before Judge Edmund Woed d ill Jr in cases against the Virginia Passenger and Power Company nominally owned by Frank Jay Gould of New York The defendant owns electric car trackage around Richmond Manchester and Petersburg extending 116 miles and the consolidated mortgage to Merchants Trust Company of New York covers a 15 million dollar bond issue.
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Tribune
Richmond
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
Frank Jay Gould
New York
Edmund Woeddill, Jr
United States
Manchester
Petersburg
Merchants’ Trust Company of
Exonerated Policeman Returns to Duty After Fatal Shooting
Coroner Weisendanger in Yonkers cleared Patrolman Kruppenbacher of all blame in the death of Edward Anderson after an early Sunday incident at Orest Hyras's saloon. Chief Wolf reinstated him and he resumed duty following the exoneration. Kruppenbacher was attacked during enforcement of the excise law when Anderson and two associates tried to seize his club. He shot Anderson in the leg. Anderson bled to death.
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Weisendanger
Yonkers
Kruppenbacher
Edward Anderson
Wolf
Anderson
Orest Hyras
No. 64
Main Street
Lehigh Blames Laws For Higher Railroad Costs
Lehigh Valley Railroad reports for the year ended June show operating expenses rising to 22.20 million while revenue fell to 35.51 million. President Thomas blames new laws and Interstate Commerce Commission accounting rules for higher costs, wage gains, and added reporting, noting a 62.53 percent expense share and a push for a four-track system. Registration days are October 5, 6, 10, and 12 with 7 am to 10 pm voting hours.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Thomas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tidewater
A Tuberculosis Test Involves Austria's Detre In New Method
Washington reports Dr. D Laszio Detre an Austrian delegate arrives for the International Tuberculosis Congress and will lead a live test of his new diagnostic method. Three Tuberculosis Hospital patients will receive inoculations of human and bovine bacilli to reveal the infection type and stage within twenty four hours. Detre says the cutaneous reaction distinguishes bovine from human tuberculosis and shows which parts of the body are most susceptible. He notes that bovine tuberculosis can be spread through milk or butter but not by eating diseased meat.
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Washington
D. Laszio Detre
Austria
International Tuberculosis Congress
Dr. Detre
Detre
Koch
International Conference on Tuberculosis Opens in Philadelphia
The International Conference on Tuberculosis opens in Philadelphia with experts from seventeen countries. Dr. C Theodore Williams of London delivers a key address on pulmonary tuberculosis treatment evolution. Delegates tour the Henry Phipps Institute, University of Pennsylvania, and other sites as Mayor Reyburn and Governor Stuart welcome them. Doctor Lawrence L Flick presides as the inner council increases the board of managers from six to twenty one.
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Philadelphia
C. Theodore Williams
London
Henry Phipps
Dentistry for Dogs in London Shows Dentists Add Service
West End dentists in London now offer canine dental care during dedicated hours. Prices range from 2 dollars for cleaning to 425 dollars for a full tooth, with a full set priced between 10 and 135 dollars. Dentists stress dog dentistry as a competition necessity as decayed teeth can cost show points.
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West End
London
San Francisco Mining Stocks Close Quotations
San Francisco on September 24 reports the official closing quotations for mining stocks today with listing of price figures and percentage changes for major mining interests traded on the exchange.
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San
San Francisco
New York Sept 24 1908 Coffee and Cotton Market Report
The market opened steady with coffee prices unchanged to five points higher, then turned irregular but closed 5 points net higher. Cotton remained nervous with steady closes, October leading gains while Texas rains and spot markets supported strength. Receipts and futures details follow, with notable activity in New York, Rio and Manchester markets.
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New York
Hamburg
Santos
Rio
Sao Pauld
Texas
Manchester
Lancashire
Gulf
Savannah
Baltimore
Augusta
St Louis
Mobile
Charleston
Galveston
New Orleans
Wilmington
Memphis
Houston
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Kansas
New York Produce Exchange
City Steady
Reneas Bulk
London Metals Market Update From 1917 Trading Data
London spot and futures pricing show tin, copper, and iron moving higher while local markets stay firm or quiet. Provisions rally then soften as hogs, beef, and lard bid prices shift, with sugar and molasses steady and refined grades listed at varied points.
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Mers Sk Sk Sk Sk
London
Eveland
Foundry Northern
Orleans
New Orleans
Bbis
iCc
Philadelphia
New York
Calcutta
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
West
Ilsc
City
Sic
Middle Western
South America
Crient, LLC
Brazil Keys
Tu Gakic
Patna
Rangoon
Eagle
Java
Market Report New York Beans Butter Eggs 1908
Market notes from New York show beans and peas receipts at 400 sacks with no change in domestic white beans. Prices for 1907 marrow beans and 1908 peas steady to firm. butter remains strong for fancy fresh creamery. Eggs, apples, pears and grapes vary, with Western eggs dull but fancy stock scarce. oysters? No. Shipping and packing stock mixed with wide price ranges for creamery and skims.
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New York
Ember
Comesso
Cran
Duluth
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Chicago
Seaboard
Liverpool
Minneanelle
Broomball
Wesern
Buffalo
Lima
California
EAS
Pennsylvania
Bartlett
Seckel
Pearl
Zartlett
Go Hearne
Beurre Bose
Arre d’Anjou
Sheldon
Kieffer
Eachbes
Pine Island
Jersey
West Virginia
Maryland
City York
Delaware
Niagera
Salem
Upriver
Smptie
Niagara
Do Worden
Nova Scotia
Cape Cod
New Mexico
Rocky Fort
Colorado
SGA
Utah
Citron
Florida
Porto Rico
Pacific Coast
Pacific Sears
Prices and Supplies for Fowls and Produce in Local Market
Market notes show ongoing demand for fowls including Western and Eastern birds with varied quality. Slaughtered and fresh killed lots moved amid warm weather. quotes list pence per pound for roosters, geese, squabs, and ducks, plus venison and many vegetables with regional price ranges and basket sizes.
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Fowla
Michigan
Long Island
State
Pennsylvania
Maine
Pol
Jersey
Ite
Inde
Ganja Orion Tetel
Wade
de Jersey
Brussels
Ton Ae Ag
Fiat Dutch
Boston
Dell
Hackensack
Lima
Connecticut
Orange County
Norfolk
Washington
Hubbard
Canada
Livestock Market Report from New York 1908
Receipts totaled 49 carloads of cattle and 310 calves with limited direct slaughter demand and steady to weak prices. Sheep and lambs saw slow trade with lambs lower, while hogs held weak to lower prices. multiple firms reported sales of calves and lambs with varied per hundredweight values across regions and classes.
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New York
Bereves
Texas
Liverpool
Den
Livi
Morris Beef Company
Butchers
Indiana
Pewsss
Zec
MacPherson & Co
Kerns Commission Company
S. Judds& Co
Kerns Commission Co
Virginia
Kentucky
S. Judd & Co
Buffalo
Newton & Co
S. Sanders
Pennsylvania
Tobin & Shannon
Ohio
H. H. Holfe
Vermont
New York State
Andrew Mutten
Stags
Staan
Market summaries from Chicago and other cities in late September
Telegraph market wrap shows mixed livestock results across major hubs. Cattle steady in Chicago with steers $440–$760 and calves $359, hogs about $730–$740 top, sheep around $450, and regional tickers in Cincinnati East Buffalo and Kansas City noting slower hogs, steadier cattle, and lower lambs with varied stocker values.
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Telegraph
Chicago
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
European Produce Market closes with mixed grain and meat prices
Liverpool sees wheat and corn futures quiet while American spot oats and white flour hold steady. Hops on the Pacific Coast steady, Indian meat firm, pork and ham values firm with various rib cuts showing strength. Lard, cheese, and byproducts mostly firm with spirits and linseed oil steady.
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Liverpool
California
Long Dem
Pacific Coast
Eintre India Mess
Pork—Prime Mess Western
Cumberland
Notice to creditors in Ritchings Soutar receivership
Supreme Court of New York County directs all creditors of Ritchings & Soutar Company to file proofs of claim with Edwin T. Greaves, permanent receiver, at Levin L. Brown office No 170 Broadway, New York, by February 7, 1909, under Section 1807 of the Civil Procedure Code.
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New York County
Zanceville Tile Com
Piaietii
Ritch @ Soutar Company
Lefendant
Echicgs & Soutar Company
Supreme Court of
State of
New York
Ritchings & Soutar
Edwin T. Creave
Levin L. Brown
Broadway
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Code of Civil Procedure
Edwin T. Greaves
P. O
Borough of Hattan
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Tone Gould
Hale & Norcross
Lord
General Market Report
Country Produce Markets
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