Lading Bill Reform Debated By Bankers In Denver
The American Bankers Association second day discusses federal deposit guarantees postal savings banks and bill of lading reform. Leaders including Col William F E Hughes oppose guarantees while F H Fries argues against postal savings and presses a central bank plan.
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Tribune
Denver
American Bankers’ Association
Trust Company
Executive Council
William FE. Hughes
Continental Trust Company
Committee On Protective Laws
Tom
Central Bank
Breckenridge Jones
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
St. Louis
Philip S. Babcock
New York
Banking Convention Opens with Calls for Open Government and Reform
The Denver meeting of the American bankers association opened the trust company section at the Brown Palace Hotel with welcomes from Governor Buchtel and Col. Hughes. Hughes urged open operation of trusts and opposed government guarantees for bank deposits as socialistic.
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Denver
American Bankers’ Convention
Trust Company
Association
Brown Palace Hotel
Henry A. Buchtel
Colorado
William E. Hughes
Continental Trust Company
Hughes
American Bankers’ Association
Liuilip S. Babcock
Executive Committee
Lawrence L. Gillespie
Equitable Trust Company
New York
New York City
Broadway Securities Company Sued for Default Note
Judgment by default for 930.30 entered against Broadway Securities Company a domestic corporation in favor of Jarvis Mason. The note dated September 20 1907 for 30000 due March 27 1908 at Charles Smith Sons 28 Chestnut street Philadelphia. Collateral sixty shares of Trust Company of America. Oakleigh Thorne named as former president. Jarvis W Mason attorney for plaintiff.
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Broadway Securities Company
Jarvis Mason
Charles Smith & Sons
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Trust Company of America
Oak
Westinghouse Readjustment Plan Outlined For Rehabilitation
The Westinghouse readjustment committee released a modified rehabilitation plan requiring $5,000,000 in new stock subscriptions by stockholders, with $4,500,000 already pledged. Creditors must approve, and stockholders have until October 27 to subscribe. The plan also creates a 12 member board with four class terms and a five year proxy committee to work with creditors and major stockholders.
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Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Westinghouse Company
Merchandise Creditors’ Committee
PRR Explains Sugar Transfer Fees Not Secret Policy
The Pennsylvania Railroad via Vice President Thayer says accessorial sugar transfer payments were not secret and were listed in published tariffs. He notes payments of two cents per hundred pounds existed before 1906, with Hepburn act doubts prompting discontinuation from December 1, 1906. The ICC had not ruled, leaving lines like PRR constrained by law.
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Philadelphia
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rail rate discrimination case set for ICC review
The Interstate Commerce Commission will take up charges of rate discrimination by Federal Sugar Refining Co of Yonkers and Philadelphia refiners against the Baltimore and Ohio, Central Railroad of New Jersey, and New York trunk line railroads. J H Marble, special attorney, says railroads will have time to answer briefs before final settlement. Marble led hearings two years ago and will file a brief prior to adjudication.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Sugar Refining Company of
Yonkers
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
New York Trunk Line
J. H. Marble
Marble
Governor Hanly Demands Inquiry Into Bribery Charge
Indiana Governor reads special message to the House calling for an investigation of an affidavit by Representative Knisely alleging Senator Wickwire offered him a job for a vote on county local option. The House forms a committee and a hearing proceeds tonight.
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Indiana House
Tribune
Indianapolis
Hanly
House of Representatives
Knisely
Senate
Indiana
House
Wickwire
Death Ends Alleged Intrigue in Milford
Della Cirwithin wife of prominent Milford citizen William Cirwithin died early today by shooting herself on the front porch. Death was instantaneous and awakened her husband. The note says a domestic incident led to the tragedy, after which the husband pursued and shot at a Milford man who had called on Mrs Cirwithin.
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Milford
Del
Della Cirwithin
William Cirwithin
Cirwithin
Greene County National Bank Refutes Suspension Claim
H. M. Sheive, president of the Greene County National Bank at Hunter New York, says the bank has not suspended but entered voluntary liquidation with Controller of the Currency approval. He denies losses and reports a surplus of 15669 dollars accumulated in under four years.
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Atlantic City
Chamber of Commerce of
New York
H. M. Sheive
Greene County National Bank
Hunter, N. Y
Found skeleton of dwarf camel in Wyoming sandstone
Professor Frederic R. Loomis of Amherst College returns with a perfect skeleton of a dwarf camel found embedded in sandstone near Lusk Wyoming. He says it supports North American origin for camels and notes additional imperfect skeletons about goat size possibly without humps. Registration days for this year are October 5, 6, 10, and 12 from 7 am to 10 pm.
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The
Tribune
Amherst
Mass
Frederic R. Loomis
Amherst College
Lusk
Wyo
North America
Cotton Manufacturers Meet in Session at Saratoga
The National Association of Cotton Manufacturers opened its eighty-fifth semi annual meeting in Saratoga New York with papers on trade topics. President Charles T Plunkett outlined association progress and forest preservation and reforestation were urged by several speakers.
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Saratoga
N. Y
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Atlantic Coast States
Charles T. Plunkett
Adams
Mass
James P. Tolman
E. Howard Bennett
New York City
James S. Whipple
Albany
New York
Eph Cinders Upsets in King Stakes at Grand Circuit Meet
Eph Cinders, at $5 in pools of $110, defeated Jerry B. to win the King Stakes of $5,000 for 206 pacers at Columbus, as Dick McMahon drove Jerry B. early before Eph Cinders surged to victory in the final heats. Ed Geers claimed two wins including the 2:13 trot with Demarest, while Dr. Bonney led the Geers colors to a 2:09% record in the 2:18 pace. Carroll of Cleveland won two heats in the 2:19 trot.
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Columbus
Ohio
Eph Cinders
Jerry B
Dick McMahon
Major Mallow
Ed Geers
Demarest
Prince
Bonney
Geers
Carroll
Cleveland
Lewis Strang Weds in Chicago
Lewis Putnam Strang, Briarcliff Cup winner and member of the French Grand Prix field, married actress Jeanne Lou Spalding in Chicago. The couple had postponed a Greenwich wedding after Spalding refused to quit the stage, following four years as sweethearts.
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the Tribune
Chicago
Lewis Putnam Strang
Dieppe
Jeanne Lou Spalding
New York
Mail Vessel Schedules and Routes for Early October
A listing of mail vessel movements and sailing times from Liverpool and Southampton to New York and other ports. It includes train of ships such as Carmania Teutonic Cherokee and Empress of Japan with destinations like Havana San Francisco Yokohama and Manila and notes various departure times and routes.
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Carmania
Liverpool
Cunard
Teutonic
Southampton
White
Cherokee
Turks Island
Clyde
Dominic
Para
Booth
Argentina
Naples
Austrian
Korea
Libau
San Marcos
Galveston
Mallory
Monroe
Norfolk
Old Dom
Itie
White Star
Amerika
Hamburg
Hamb-Am
la Provence
Havre
French
Monterey
Havana
Ee Cristobal
Panama
Troquois
Jacksonville
Hamilton
Old Doom
City of Atlanta
Savannah
Prinz E Friedrich
Colombia
Atlas
Antilla
Guantanamo
Cuba
Manzanillo
Iow
Bremen
Jefferson
Old Dominion
Christiansand
Scand
New York
Hawaii
Guam
San Francisco
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
Vancouver
Victoria
West
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Marama
Alameda
Seattle
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Nappon Mar
Australia
Samoan Islands
Yeddo
Francisco—Mariposa
Tacoma
Ning Chow
Carter will disinherits son in probate filing
Chicago report states Leslie Carter’s will disposes of an estate valued at 75000 dollars. The estate goes to a sister and a brother, leaving out his son Leslie Dudley Carter for desertion of the home without cause, a decision the will says will ruin him.
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Chicago
Leslie Carter
Leslie Dudley Carter
False entry ties $30 000 to bankrupt brokerages case
Charles M. Crouse of Syracuse testified at a bankruptcy hearing before Peter B. Olney that four hundred NY Central shares sold him cash and a $50 000 note signed by George C. Ryan. He said a $30 000 false entry was made against his account and Harry Golding recalled two large checks to Thomas A. McIntyre.
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Charles M. Crouse
Syracuse
T. A. McIntyre & Co
Peter B. Olney
Mr. Crouse
New York Central
George C. Ryan
McIntyre
Harry Golding
Thomas A. McIntyre
Mr. McIntyre
New York Taxicab Company Hosts First Anniversary Dinner
The New York Taxicab Company officers directors and employees hold their first annual dinner to mark the start of the company and the first taxicab in New York. The event at Heumann Harlem Casino begins at 2 o'clock tomorrow morning with vaudeville between dinner courses. J F Higgins organizes for 500 guests with acts including Lee Harrison Nora Bayes Jack Norworth the Taxicab Girl and Rigo and his Hungarian Orchestra. Prizes will honor chauffeurs who have stayed since inception. fleet size grew from 14 to 495.
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New York
Heumann Harlem Casino
124Th Street
Seventh Avenue
J. F. Higgins
Lee Harrison
Nora Bayes
Jack Norworth
James J. Morton
Rigo
Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac And Wireless Report
The notice lists sun rise and set times, moon phase, high water at Sandy Hook and Geo Island, and wireless reports. The Moltke was 1.24 miles east of Sandy Hook at 4:30 am yesterday and expected to check at 7:30 am Friday.
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High Water
Sandy Hook
Hell Gate
Geo Island
Moltke
Pandy Hook
Shipping News from Port of New York 1908 Arrivals List
Steamers City of Atlanta Kronprinz Wilhelm Iroquois Merattis Grecian Prince Monroe Clan Macdonald Statendam Colon Furnessia Narragansett Rema and other vessels arrive or sail with passengers mails and cargo. Bar reports and quarantine departures noted for multiple ships.
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Iroquois
Chester
Jacksonville
Charleston
Clyde
Merattis
Trilivas
Smyrna
Piraeus
Patras
Algiers
Nicholas A. Galanos
Grecian Prince
Hodson
Santos
Paul F Gerhard & Co
Monroe
Hulphers
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Ss Co
Clan Macdonald
Hayward
Sourabara
Batavia
Aden
Suez
Port Said
Malta
Gibraltar
Delaware Breakwater
Barber & Co
Suear
Statendam
Puteh
Bruinsma
Ant Boulogne
Colon
Clarke
Cristobal
Panama RR Ss
Furnessia
Lumsdane
Glasgow
Meville
Henderson Bros
Lowion
Minnehaha
Bry
New York
Mremen
Wilhelm der Grosse
Ger
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bartatos
Trent
Southampton
Zeeland
Dover
Rotterdam
Itusste
Biter
Naples
San Giovanni Ital
Melbourne
Clan Matheson
Eia St Vincent
Sydney
Spithead
Se Vincent
Come
Ete
Penang
Bissey Bri
Yokohama
Leston
Tillatiap
den of Crombie
Bri
St Vincent
Port Natal
Rio Janeiro
Norman Prince
Dunkirk
California
Barcelona
Erika Gert
Lishben
Maria Loiza
New York Sea
Dutch Tank
New Or
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Broadway
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Lading
United States
Joseph N. Babcock
Fedger
F. H. Fries
Wachovia Loan and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
Postal Savings Bank
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W. H. Taft
Daily Tribune
Worte
Westinghouse
Thayer
Tribune Bureau
Hanly Asks Wearing
Delaware
Empire Theaters
Eve
John Drew
Jack ‘Straw
Hudson
Eassen
Robert Edeson
Billie Burke
Stantes
Hattie Williams
Kniskerbogker
the Girls OF
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Entig Millar
Garrick
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Alexandra Carlisle
May Irwen
Geo
Ades
Mrs. Peckhay
National Association of Manufacturers
Earl & Wilson
Lewis Strang
Bermuda
Swansea
Puerto
Mex
Hawaiian Progreso
Cuba Kansas City
Savannah Nueces
Mallory el Mar
Morgan
Quebec
Bermudian
Ea amb-Am Moltke
Llandaft City
Santiago
Transpacific
Syracuse Creditor
T. A. M’intyre & Co
Marine Intelligence
Hieon
Moon
Curacao
Maracaibo
Adriatic
Uthampton
Atrato
Kingston
Msiposet Ijbraitar
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Eene- Hiall
Wilson
Tricate
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Messina
Malaga
Tiajan Lammene Torbveston
Mallory President Am Hamburg
Hamh-Am Pennenia
Cunard el Norte
So Pacific
Umbtia
Cunard Maracas
Trinidad
New Orleans
Cedric
Merida
Shipping News
Port of
St Leonards
Antwerp
Ryndam
Boulogne
Cecilie
Gerd
Joseph J. CuneetNor
Port Antonie
Pallanaza Gert
Leander tNor
Wells City
Bristol
Comanche
Jacksonvile
Princess Aene
el Valle
City of Savannah
William Chishem
Bayport
Rarenesa
Windber
Port Tampa
Chesapeake
Baltimore
Roswell
Internationa
Joshua Lovett
Beacon
Nor
Port Antonmllo
Mater
Frank McKees
Algeria
Herbert End
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Gaiety
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Henry W
Liber “Theatre
Ewar
Mats
Lillian Russell
Omy i Gans Beane
Wildfire
Academy OF ME Sic
Irving PL
Denman Thompson
Old Homestead
Sporting Gays
Twige Daily Battle
SHES
Ews
Lulu Glaser
Galing
Louise Gunning
Daly
Maxine Elliott
Bettina
West End
Ireeos Herald Sq
Weber
S . Eve
Marines
W.M. Hodge
Man
Wallagh
Arnold Daly
BIJOU
Mississippi
Belascom
Arliss On
I Devil
Sunvision
David Beyasco
Blenghe
Bates
Agiens
Hermann Klein
Julian Fusen
Henry Savage
Devel ‘Garden
Blaneys
Juan Lincoln
Alhambra
Wm. Rock Fulton
Blancke & Co
Carrie de Mar
RG Herz
Fred Lindsay
Leo Ditrichstein & Co
Herz
Husarenfieber Hussars
Hackett Ma
James K. ‘Wackett N Tre
Zena
Ammerstein
Beare
Ybramson
America
Caro Sitan
Seville
Mat. Trevatore
Susie
Cinematograph
Every Howe Musfee
Annie
Tyree
Phetus
Aern
Pa York
Hull Sculy
Neon
Patricia
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