Brown partners held five of them arrested
Five partners of the suspended A. O. Brown & Co were arrested on warrants for grand larceny after testifying in bankruptcy proceedings. They were photographed and measured, bonds set at 2000 each, and a sixth member remained in a New Jersey hospital. the case centers on missing securities valued at about $59,000 and $1,183,000.
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Ffrm
A. O. Brown & Co
Federal Building
aAlper C. Brown
Lewis G. Young
Edward F. Buchn
Rhea Whitman
Samuel C. Brown
Commisz+ Woods
Ffombs
Tombs
Finn
Lauterbach
G. Lee Stout
Bloomfield
N. J
A. ©. Brown
Buchanan
Helen S. Abernethy
East Ith Street
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
United States Stes
Miss Abernethy
Che
Mise Abernethy
Rastus& Ransom
W. C. Rosenberg
Houcé, Grossman & Vorhaus
Lauterbach Ld
New Jerses
James R. Kingsley
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Maryland
Abernathy
United States
Alexander
Federal
Whitney Company
Whitman
Lven
Minnie E. Young
Standard Safe Deposit Company
Jackson W. Rose
N.G
G. J. Whitney
Ss. D. R. Acct
United Manufacturing Company
Buch
Major's Daughter Missing Again From Weymouth Sanatorium
Miss Mary Barnitz daughter of Alvert Barnitz A S A retired disappeared from Boston six months ago and was found wandering along the Weymouth shore. She escaped three nights ago from a sanatorium and later was found wandering in Portland Maine. Police pursued her through the night but she had not been found. Her overwork at Radcliffe College last year contributed to her condition.
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the Tribune
Boston
Mary Barnitz
Alvert Barnitz
Weymouth
Portland
Erie Train Narrowly Escapes Wreck Near Kirkwood
Erie passenger train No 5 narrowly escaped destruction early today after passing a freight train at fifty miles an hour one mile east of Kirkwood. Ten cars loaded with soft coal wrecked but no injuries reported. The train was due in Binghamton at 1 9 a m and left the rails shortly after the collision.
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Binghamton
Erie
Kirkwood
British Mechanics Replacing Canadian Strikers In Montreal
Five hundred workers join the C P strike stand off as 150 British mechanics are brought to Montreal to be put to work. Premier Laurier informs the Dominion Trades and Labor Congress in Halifax that government interference requires both sides to agree.
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Montreal
Laurier
Dominion Trades and Labor Congress
Halifax
Bank Guarantee Debate At Nebraska Bankers Convention
Lincoln daily report highlights James J Hill and Professor James Laughlin addressing Nebraska bankers. Hill criticizes excessive legislation on business and the constant creation of new regulations. Laughlin argues deposits insurance unfairly shifts risk to sound banks and judges the plan as flawed, comparing it to insolvency rules and misuse of capital.
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Lincoln, Neb
James J. Hill
James Lawrence Laughlin
University of Chicago
Nebraska Bankers’ Convention
Hill
Laughlin
Oklahoma Bank Failure Fueled By Political Showmanship
Washington reports Secretary Straus questions the International Bank of Colgate collapse as a campaign tactic to showcase bank deposit guarantees. He cites high officer debts, claims the bank was solvent per a Kansas City examiner, and questions whether the closure served political goals or public safety.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Straus
International Bank of
Southwestern Bank Examiner
Kansas City
Watson
Bank Examiners Admonished by Controller in Speech
Washington note details Controller Murray addressing the conference of Eastern national bank examiners. He urges thorough, courteous work and warns against shielding incompetence or potential thieves. He emphasizes reporting bank conditions and asset tampering rather than covering for fraud.
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Washington
Murray
Conference of
Eastern National Bank Examiners
Former Messenger Becomes Pittsburg Bank President
James Kuhn, long tied to Pittsburg banking circles, is elected president of the First National Bank of Pittsburg, succeeding Frank Skelding who had resigned. Registration for the upcoming election falls on October 5, 6, 10, and 12, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
James
Kuhn
Roadwork Contract Granted On Sixth Avenue
At Hudson and Manhattan Railroad offices the contract to restore asphalt pavement on Sixth Avenue between 12th and 224th streets was awarded and start of work declared immediate.
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Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company
Sixth Avenue
12Th
Alleged Slayer's Bond Forfeited in Brooklyn Case
In Brooklyn New Jersey Avenue Court Magistrate Voorhees forfeited a $2 bond posted by Louis Basis for Samuel Mannes who is charged with felonious assault. Mannes is wanted in the killing of Frances Rosenthal-McCabe at Raymond Street jail release.
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New Jersey Avenue Court
Brooklyn
Voorhees
Samuel Mannes
Raymond Street
Louis Basis
van Sickléen Avenue
Mannes
Frances Rosenthal-McCabe
Indicted for Note Frauds Involving $10,000 in Notes
A grand jury yesterday filed two indictments each against Michael Jacobs and Frank Helm, arrested in June on charges of extensive note frauds. The indictments allege larceny of $10,000 in notes. Judge Swann fixed bail at $1,590 on each indictment, which was posted.
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Michael Jacobs
Frank Helm
Swann
Feared Plot to Wreck Baltimore Susquehanna Bridge
Telegraph report from Baltimore dated September 25 says a plot to damage the 2 million dollar Baltimore and Ohio bridge over the Susquehanna was likely real after five sticks of dynamite were found on the Perryville side. Guards were posted. The American Bridge Company, builder with non union workers, refuses to recognize the union, drawing union resentment.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Susquehanna
Perryville
American Bridge Company
Warrant for Harold G. Meadows in embezzlement case
Buffalo, Sept. 25. A warrant was issued for the arrest of Harold G. Meadows of Meadows Williams & Co brokers who recently failed for liabilities near $90,000. The warrant charges embezzlement and grand larceny sought by Fred Greiner for T. D. Silverthorne. The amount alleged due is $4,012 00.
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Buffalo
Harold G. Meadows
Meadows, Willams & Co
Fred Greiner
T. D. Silverthorne
Bankers Headed to Denver for American Bankers' Assn Meet
A 150 strong city and state bankers delegation plus wives depart Grand Central for Denver to attend the 34th annual American Bankers Association convention. The group, joined in Albany by New England bankers, totals about 250 with 11 cars, and plans a Rocky Mountain sightseeing return. Delegates favor voicing views on bank deposits guarantees, opposing Bryan's plan.
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Grand Central Station
Denver
American Bankers’ Association
Albany
Boston
New England
American Bankers' Association
Frederick E. Farnsworth
Association
Bryan
New York Central
New York State Bankers’ Association
Rocky Mountains
New York
Clark Willams
Tefft
Charlies Elliot Warren
Lincoln National Bank
Samuel 8. Conover
Fidelity Trust Company
Jay Cook
Charlies D. Barney & Co
P. S. Babcock
James R. Branch
Trust Company
Uzal McCarter
Newark
F. E. Marshall
Phenix National Bank
I. H. Rowland
National Butchers and Drovers’ Bank
Charles H. Riecks
Liberty National Bank
G. E. Lewis
Gallatin National Bank
Percival Kuhne
Knauth, Nachod & Kuhne
E. ©. Eldredge
New Amsterdam National Bank
Howard Bayne
Columbia Trust Company
W. ©. Cornwall
J. 8. Bache & Co
A. M. Barrett
Guardian Trust Company
David Cromwell
First National Bank
White Plains
Arthur Day
Franco-American Bank
Freight Business Increases for P. R. R.
Pittsburg reports last week's freight business on Pennsylvania Railroad lines east of Pittsburg and Erie rose sharply with 1,017,888 tons shipped, about 230,000 tons more than the prior week. The coal and coke slowdown in the last ten days added seven thousand more freight cars to service.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Penn
Hnes Wrest
American Locomotive receives big engine order at Brooks plant
Dunkirk, Sept. 5. An order for thirty engines was placed at the Brooks plant of the American Locomotive Company for November delivery. The manager withheld the railroad’s name, citing reasons for secrecy, but said other work in sight will keep the plant running through the holidays.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
Sept
Brooks
American Locomotive Company
Power Company Must Produce Books Albany
The Public Service Commission in the 24 District served an order on the Economic Power and Construction Company at Buffalo directing a public hearing in Albany on September 29 at 10 a.m. to produce all books and papers. The commission notes the company exercises electric corporation powers across the district without prior approval and holds franchises in several counties.
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Albany
Economic Power and Construction Company
Buffalo
Public Service Commission
Dr Koch on Tuberculosis at Philadelphia conference
Philadelphia report from September 26 states Dr Robert Koch of Berlin spoke at the tuberculosis conference. He praised current precautions as reducing epidemic spread and cited Norway's leprosy isolation as a success, while noting a unnamed country's failure cooled his optimism about total isolation efficacy.
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Philadelphia
R. Robert Koch
Berlin
Tie
Norway
Next Fisheries Congress to Meet in Rome in 1911
Washington September 25 The International Fisheries Congress will hold its next meeting in Rome Italy in 1911 An invitation to meet in Rome was extended by Decio Vinceguerra of the Royal Fish Cultural Station in Rome to the congress officials.
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Washington
International Fisheries Congress
Rome
Italy
Decio Vinceguerra
Royal Fish Cultural Station
Market Summary from Chicago to Buffalo and Kansas City
Telegraph market report shows cattle receipts around 2,000 with weak to steady values across cities. Hogs around 11,000 head steady to higher in places, sheep and lambs mixed, with prices varying by grade. Regional notes include Pittsburg and Kansas City results, noting steady to firm cattle and fluctuating hog and sheep quotes.
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Chicago
Market Report September 25 2008 Coffee and Cotton Rally
New York market notes show coffee opening steady then easing to close steady with 20 750 bags traded and Santos receipts around 2000 bags. Cotton futures rose amid forecasts of unsettled weather and large weekly movements, with spot U S prices steady and port stocks high.
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New York
Frencia
Fantos
Santos
Sao Paulo
Gfaogia
Ces Bao
KENTA
Manchester
Lesser Antilles
Cotton Belt
Gulf
New York Cotton Exchange
Mills
Canada
Dales
Market Notes on Beans Peas and Dairy Prices in Oman 1905
In Oman and New York the market reports show beans and peas with quiet trade and steady demand though old stock remains. Prices for beans range from $2.35 to $2.40 per bushel for marrow and common grades, while peas fetch around $2.00 to $2.10 for select lots. Creamery and eggs markets show firm to weak trends with varying quality grades and storage effects noted.
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New York
Ilifornia
Liverpool
Bbc
Pennsylvania
Neaby
California
Fereneren
West Virginia
Maryland
New
Delaware
Niagara
Salem
Concord
Upriver
Niegara
Worden
Uart
de Nova Scar
Tes
Cape Cod
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Porto Rico
Florida
Florida, red Spapiah, per crate, $225 @ 93; do Porto Rico
Pacific Coast
Stardstil
Long Island
Turkets
Broilers
Philadelphia
Penn
Sylvania
Michigan
Bexren
Perth
Eneteen
Eprine
Plover
Snipe
Reliew Lee
Steve
Maine
Iris
le Island
Cabra
le Ton
V. Zieg
Gst Sons
Jersey
PS Island
Lone Island
Virginia
Norfolk
Washington
Basker
Toledo
Prices and items in oatmeal and fruit market ledger
A dense vendor list covers peaches, plums, grapes, citrus, apples, and melons with per basket and case prices. Includes Western New York, Delaware, Niagara, Concord, and Rocky Ford selections, plus pears, pineapples, and various berries. Also notes hay, poultry, and hops market activity with limited transactions and demand.
Livestock prices ease as market reports mixed in New York
New York September 29 livestock market reports show Reeves receivers at 69 cars and 221 head for export and slaughter. Steers steady, cows higher, beef prices mixed with moderate demand. Exports to London and Philadelphia to Southampton noted. weekly export totals to Great Britain peak. Receipts include 5,145 sheep and lambs with dull demand and some stock carried over. hogs at 71 per 100 pounds.
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Hieh
Low
Gulf
Bates
Savannah
Charleston
Exles
Norfolk
Serales
Baltimore
Stor
St Lon
Little Rock
New Orleans
Wilmington
Galveston
Eurston
Cotton Exchange Special
Manchester
Newport News
Philadelphia
Mobile
San Francisco
Bronewick
Pensacola
Jacksonville
Boston
U S
Nie
Lia Dee Dodee
Minneapolis
Country Mills
New York Produce Exchange
Fleur Do
Chicago
New York
Bradstreet
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Broomhall
New Yx
Buffalo
Bradstree
Bush
S&s
Se Park
London
Standard
Si 3d
Cleveland
Southern
WyDe
Bbis Dietober
Calcutta
Kansas
Omaha
India
le Western
South America
Brazil
Olev
City and Stear
Wise
Texas
Liv
Morrow
Philadephia
Southampton
Great Britain
Seles
J. Shumberg
West Virginia
McPherson& Co
Virginia
Pennsylvania
S. Judd & Co
Ea & Co
Andrew Mullen
Joy Cary
Sky Cars
Slaughterere
Tobin
Shannan
Judt & Co
Kentucky
Shippers’ Commission Company
Do. G& TH
Kerns Commission Company
Virginia Lambs
European Produce Market Update From Liverpool Sep 23
Market notes show spot wheat and corn steady to quiet with mixed futures. Hogs, pork, beef, and bacon prices firm or strong. Cheese and lard tied to Pacific Coast and Canadian markets. linseed oil, rosin, and other commodities steady with regional price variations.
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Liverpool
California
Lafon
Pacific Coast
India
Strothard
Prime Western
Tierces
New
Itein
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Professor Laughlin
Arantee
Oklahoma
Mr. Straus
Messenger A Bank
Power Company
DR. Koch
Telegraph
Anail
Hsaes
Eames
General Market Report
Uae
Lebor
S.c
Siese
Patna
Rangoon
Eagle
Re. Willett & Gray
European America
Country Produce Markets
Oman
Vv A. On
Arades
St.c
Pernot
West Cirzinia
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