Lading Bill Reform Discussed By Bankers
Denver Sept. 29 The American Bankers Association sessions debated federal deposit guarantees postal savings banks and bill of lading reform. Leaders urged against government backed deposits and urged a central bank as the scientific solution while stressing sound practice in trust company operations.
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Tribune
Denver
American Bankers’ Association
Trust Company
Executive Council
William E. Hughes
Continental Trust Company
Committee On Protective Laws
F. H. Fries
Wachovia Loan and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
Postal Savings Bank Project
Central Bank
Breckenridge Jones
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
St. Louis
Congress
Philip S. Babcock
New York
Postal Savings Bank
Savings Bank
United States
Postmaster General
Postal
National Bank
Bankers Converge at Brown Palace for Trust Company Session
Denver September meeting of the American Bankers Association focus on trust companies led by welcomes from Governor Buchtel and Col. William E. Hughes. Hughes urges open operations, denounces government guarantees of deposits, and calls for reform of tariffs, rights, and court honesty amid calls for policy changes.
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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
Broadway Securities Company Sued for Default Judgment
Judgment by default for 30930 was entered against Broadway Securities Company a domestic corporation in favor of Jarvis Mason. The note dated September 2 1907 for 30000 was payable March 27 1908 at Charles Smith Sons 28 Chestnut Street Philadelphia. Sixty shares of the Trust Company of America were pledged as collateral. Oakleigh Thorne then president when the note was made was served. Jarvis W Mason 100 Broadway is attorney for the 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 by Committee
The Westinghouse Readjustment Committee released a modified rehabilitation plan requiring stockholder subscriptions of 5 million dollars, with 4.5 million already pledged. Full subscriptions must arrive by October 27, and bank creditors must agree. A 12 member board with four classes will govern, with terms expiring yearly.
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Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Westinghouse Company
Merchandise Creditors’ Committee
PRR Explains Sugar Transfer Fees Policy and Hepburn Act Impact
The Pennsylvania Railroad via vice president Thayer states sugar transfer payments were not secret, were listed in published tariffs, and began long before 1906. Some lines quit the practice after Hepburn act changes, while Philadelphia refineries felt disadvantaged since 1906. The ICC has not yet ruled, preventing further action by PRR and allied lines.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Thayer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Railroads face FCC inquiry over refiner rate discrimination
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced it will examine claims of rate discrimination by Federal Sugar Refining Co of Yonkers and Philadelphia refiners against the Baltimore & Ohio, Central Railroad of New Jersey, and New York trunk lines. J H Marble, special attorney, will file briefs and prepare the case for final adjudication.
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Tribune Bureau
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
Cotton Manufacturers Open 85th Semiannual Session in Saratoga
The National Association of Cotton Manufacturers met in Saratoga N Y for its eighty fifth semiannual session. President Charles T Plunkett outlined association progress and the cotton grade revision by the New York Cotton Exchange. Speakers included Alfred M Goodale Walter S Newhouse and James P Tolman on forest preservation and manufacturing economy. E Howard Bennett and James S Whipple urged forest conservation collaboration.
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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 to Win King Stakes at Grand Circuit
Eph Cinders, selling at 5 dollars, edged Jerry B. to win the King Stakes at the Grand Circuit meeting in Columbus. Dick McMahon rode Jerry B. with early spreaders, then Eph Cinders surged to lead in the final heats and finish in 2 05 / 2:05 percent, tying Jerry B.'s best. Ed Geers secured two wins including the 2:13 trot with Demarest, while Dr. Bonney kept Geers colors in front for the 2:18 pace and Carroll of Cleveland won a 2:19 trot heat.
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Columbus
Ohio
Eph Cinders
Jerry B
Dick McMahon
Major Mallow
Ed Geers
Demarest
Prince
Bonney
Geers
Carroll
Cleveland
Lewis Strang Marries in Chicago
The Briarcliff Cup winner Lewis Putnam Strang married actress Jeanne Lou Spalding in Chicago. Spalding, with four year sweetness, had delayed the wedding due to Strang’s dangerous racing career. The Greenwich ceremony was canceled after she refused to leave the stage.
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the Tribune
Chicago
Lewis Putnam Strang
Dieppe
Jeanne Lou Spalding
New York
Transpacific Mails Route Notices and Schedules
Shipping notices list routes for FRIDAY OCTOBER 2 including Prinz E Friedrich Atlas Antilla Manzanillo and Yokohama services. Destinations include Hawaii Guam Japan Corea China New Zealand Australia and Pacific islands with sailings from New York San Francisco Seattle Tacoma and Vancouver.
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Prinz E Friedrich
Colombia
Atlas
Antilla
Guantanamo
Py Y
Cuba
Manzanillo
Havana
Jefferson
Norfolk
Old Dominion
New York
Hawaii
Guam
San Francisco
U 8
Toy
Japan
Corea
China
Korea
Australia
West
Zealand
Philippine Islands
Seattle
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
San Hawaii
Kumerto
Yeddo
Philippine
Isl
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Eed Sanseees
Francisco
Mariposa
New Zealand
Tacoma
Vancouver
Victoria
Maroma
Alameda
Samoan Islands
Carter Will Disinherits Son in $76 000 Estate
Chicago reports Leslie Carter once wealthy left an estate of 76000 to his sister and brother. He disinherits his son Leslie Dudley Carter citing the son's departure from the home without cause as the reason. The will declares the son receives nothing due to alleged personal injury and potential ruin.
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Chicago
Leslie Carter
Leslie Dudley Carter
Hanly Calls Hearing On Bribery Charge In Indiana
Governor Hanly addressed the Indiana House calling a formal investigation of Rep Knisely's affidavit alleging Senator Wickwire offered a $2000 a year job for local option votes. The House formed a committee and a夜 hearing was underway this evening to probe the accusations.
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Indiana House
Tribune
Indianapolis
Hanly
House of Representatives
Knisely
Senate
Indiana
House
Wickwire
False entry linked to $30,000 in bankruptcy case
Charles M. Crouse of Syracuse testified at a bankruptcy hearing that four hundred shares of New York Central stock plus $50,000 in a note were exchanged for $50 cash while a false $30,000 entry was charged to his account. Bookkeeper Harry Golding added two checks of $30,000 and $7,000 to Thomas A. McIntyre’s account, with motive unclear.
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Charles M. Crouse
Syracuse
T. A. McIntyre & Co
Peter B. Olney
Mr. Crouse
New York Central
George @. Ryan
McIntyre
Harry Golding
Thomas A. McIntyre
Mr. McIntyre
Death Ends Alleged Intrigue in Milford
Milford Delaware September 29 Della Cirwithin wife of William Cirwithin a prominent citizen ended her life early today by a bullet to the heart on the front porch of their home. Death was instantaneous. Her husband awakened by the pistol shot. The suicide comes after a domestic incident in which the husband chased a Milford man who had called on Mrs Cirwithin last night and fired at him.
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Milford
Del
Della Cirwithin
William Cirwithin
Cirwithin
Greene County National Bank Denies Suspension In Liquidation
H. M. Sheive, president of Greene County National Bank at Hunter New York, says the bank has not suspended operations but is in voluntary liquidation with permission of the Controller of the Currency. He denies losses and notes a surplus of 15 668 dollars accumulated in under four years.
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H. M. Sheive
Greene County National Bank
Hunter, N. Y
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures at Sandy Hook
Shipping news lists vessels docking and sailing with origins, destinations, and passenger counts. Steamer City of Atlanta, Kronprinz Wilhelm, Chicago, Iroquois, Merattis, Grecian Prince, Monroe, Clan Macdonald, Statendam, Colon, Furnessin, Narragansett, Homa, St Leonards, Ryndam, and others shown with ports and times. Winds and sea noted at Sandy Hook on Sept 29.
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City of Atlanta
Smith
Savannah
Ocean Si Co
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Ger
Nierth
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Elrich & Co
Bar
Chicago
Perdrigeon
Havre
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
The
Iroquois
Chester
Jacksonville
Charleston
Clyde Ss Co
Merattis
Trilivas
Smyrna
Piraeus
Patras
Algiers
Nicholas
Galanos
Moise
Grecian Prince
Hodson
Santos
Paul F Gerhard & Co
Monroe
Hulphers
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Clan Macdonald
Colon
Clarke
Harwood
Liverpool
Philip Ruprecht
Homa
Courtade
Marseilles
Naples
Almerta
J W Edwell & Co
Sandy Hook
New York Taxicab Company Hosts First Annual Dinner
Officers and directors of the New York Taxicab Company plan a 2 am dinner at Heumann Harlem Casino to celebrate the firm's inception and the first taxicab run. J F Higgins coordinates a 500 guest event with vaudeville by Harrison Bayes Norworth Morton and Rigo. Chauffeur longevity prizes will be awarded as fleet grows from 14 to 495 taxis in a year.
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New York
Heumann Harlem Casino
124Th Street
Seventh Avenue
J. F. Higgins
Lee Harrison
Nora Bayes
Jack Norworth
Marine Intelligence and Wireless Reports Almanac
The miniature almanac lists sunrise and sunset times for Sandy Hook and Gov Island with high and low water marks. The Moltke, reported 1.230 miles east of Sandy Hook at 4:30 am yesterday, is expected to dock at 7:30 am Friday.
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High Water
Sandy Hook
Gov Island
Hell Gate
Moltke
Scientist unearths dwarf camel skeleton in Wyoming
Amherst College Professor Frederic Loomis returns with a near perfect dwarf camel skeleton found in sandstone near Lusk Wyoming. He says the find supports North American origins for the camel family. Registration days for voters are October 5 6 10 and 12 from 7 a m to 10 p m.
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the Tribune
Amherst
Mass
Frederic R B. Loomis
Amherst College
Lusk
Wyo
North America
Cunard Trinidad and White Star Umbria Passenger Lines Listed
Shipping lines Cunard Trinidad and White Star Umbria are noted with voyage dates from Liverpool and New Orleans. The fragment mentions vessels Trinity and Victoria, with references to ports including Vera Cruz and Barbados and a September timeline.
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Liverpool
Cunard Trinidad
Trinidad
New Orleans
Eptember
Poe
White Star
Umbria
Cedric Erie
Ae Vera Cruz
NY & Cuba
Ceurence
Barbados
South
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Lawrence I. Gillespie
Equitable Trust Company
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Chamber of Commerce of
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Daily Tribune
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National Association of Manufacturers
Rogers, Peer & Company
Broadway
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Earl & Wilson
Lewis Strang
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Tyne
Transpacific
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Teutonic
Clyde
Dominic
Para
Booth
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Libau
Reece San Marcos
Galveston
Mallory
Old Dam
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Amerika
Hamb
la Provence
French
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Ward
Ranza
Cristobal
Panama
Christiansand
Troquois
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Hamilton
Old Derop Mity
Atlanta
Hanly Asks
Syracuse Creditor
T. A. M'Intyre & Co
Delaware
Shipping News
Port of
St Leonards
Antwerp
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Nprinzessin
Cecille
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Joseph J. Cuneo
Nor
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Pallanzy
Leander tNor
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Jacksonvile
Princess Aene
el Vade
London
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Iremen
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Trent
Princ Frederik Hendrik
West Indies
Venezuela
Amsterdam
Masronome
Zeeland
Dover
Russia
Giovanni
Ital
Melbourne
Clan Matheson
St Vincent
Sydney
Spithead
Vincent
Nsw
Como
Adelate Fremantle
Penang
Bissey
New Or
Duca Degli Abrussi
Marine Intelligence
Curacao
Maracalbo
Empire John
Eve
Drew
Jack Straw
St. E. of
Bway
Hudso Mats
Edeson Hae
Robert Edeson
Ss 1 Lyceum
Billie Burke
Hattie Williams
Krigkerbogker the Girls OF
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Erzig Killar
Bee Garrick
Joseph Coyne
Alexandra Carlisle
Tawen
Geo
Mes. Peckhaw
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mEnay ‘Winow
Sa Ule Follies
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Academy OF Music
Irving PL
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Mats
Tod Denman Thompson
Homestead
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Ballet
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Lulu Glaser
Mlle
Mischief
Louise Gunning Sane
Daly’s
Maxine Filiotr
Bettina
West End
Mary Mannering
Weber
Astor Os
Hodge
HE Man
Wallace S Sas
Arnold Daly
Mississippi
Belascor S
miLiss
David Belasco
Sughe Bates
Hermann Klein
Henry Savage
Devil ‘Garden
Franz Molnar
Blaney
Coto
Aluambra
Rock & Maude Fulton
Blanche & Co
Carrie de Mar
RS Herz
Fred Lindsay
Ques Theatre
Sas
Ovctober Levy
Sore
Trovatore
Muebee
Eypworld
Wax & DE
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Howe
Annis
Tyroles
Phetus
Gt Sa
Gee
Hull Sculy
Patricia
Tf Hamburg
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