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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1907

Page

18

New York Must Pay Up as Bankers Mull Paris Pact

A chaotic financial dispatch reports New York to pay funds, with J P Morgan & Co negotiating in Paris for about 15 million dollars amid a currency crunch. Bankers discuss gold movements, interior relief, and possible trading steps with the Bank of France and London, while market figures show high premium demands for currency and stressed internal revenues. The piece notes how New York banks move gold, with firms like Frledlbach Ikelheimer & Co and others handling engagements as interior demand rises.

Morgan Liv J Harjea de Morgan White Paris Bank of France Englaw Braice Rene Agaist France Estinge Et Sims New York Amy Pcurrency New York Exchange Club Treasury Pittsburg Eve Freidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co Iitinata ‘Trust and Savings Bank Ef Chicago First Lasard Freres Ge. Heidelbach Ikelheimer & Co Uonai Clie Kuhn Loeb Co. Faoon Conemerce Auth

Tobacco Stamp Payment Appeal Reaches Washington

A Wilmington tobacco manufacturers bankers and merchants committee left for Washington to contest an order by Collector Brown in the local Internal Revenue district. The order bars check payments for tobacco stamps, allowing only currency. Officials warn the ruling would cause widespread disruption to tobacco towns nationwide.

Washington Winston-Salem N.C Nera

Barkers Under Arrest in Bank Scandal Fallout

Reports from Portland and surrounding towns detail bank suspensions and arrests. J Thorburn Roos, G H Hill, and T Y Barkhards face state court bonds over 3.00 each after preliminary hearings. Deficits cited exceed 109 990, with ongoing bail or seizure actions.

Portland Oreg J. Thorburn Roos G. H. Hill T. Y. Barkhards Wesident Guaranty and Just Company Degasiis Hank Foster Danial C. McKelyght Foster State Bank

Iron production declines pressuring prices nationwide

The Troi Trade review forecasts curtailment of production to curb price drops and trade demoralization. October blast furnace output surged, but early November saw many stacks shut in key regions including Hat erman Central Pennsylvania Buffalo and Milwaukee. The Steel Corporation reports about 2 percent of pig iron capacity idled as furnaces go offline. future output depends on finances. Demand for finished materials remains cautious with slow collections and cautious buyers. Bessemer quotes at 20 while Southern foundry iron sells around 16 in Birmingham.

Treliad Steel Corporation Sama Haternan Pennsylvania Milwauker Emerson Atent Bessemer Gally Southern Foundry Iron Fysine Birmingham

Pullman Company Earnings Report Highlights 4.1 Million Surplus

At the annual Pullman Company meeting in Chicago directors were re-elected except Charles Baker, George Baker elected in his stead. The year ended July showed revenue of 33.196 million and a net surplus of 4.149 million after costs and depreciation. Passenger totals and mileage rose, product value at cat work improved, and payroll checks were issued in Chicago for 1, 2, 4, 5 and 10 dollar amounts by the Clearing House association to meet payrolls.

Chicago Pullman Company Charles 5 Bwker George F. Baker New York É&C Robert Talg Clearing House Association

Harriman Stock Deals Defended in Intersta te Case

In New York, Judge Hough postponed a decision on the Interstate Commerce Commission petition to compel E H Harriman to answer questions in the Harriman fines inquiry, with a December 2 deadline set for a final ruling after two weeks of briefs. Harriman’s counsel argued stock purchases valued at about 18200000 were approved by Union Pacific boards and stockholders, while Kellogg contended the commission seeks the power to examine money uses for rate setting and rail competition questions.

New York Hough United States Interstate Commerce Commission E. H. Harriman Harriman John de Spooner Winconala Mn Harriman Union Pacific Company Union Pacific Harrisen Union Pacite John Vw Nourn Quio Neara Tiarriman Interstate Commerce Commision Shmaon Frank B. Kellogg Union Pacific Railroad Al-Lectors M.cMlourn Ite Dillburn Kellogg Wall Street Kellore Mil- FA Spooner Kelloge Great Western Territory United State Afissouni Hiver Booth Kelvigg Commission

Wilmington Reduces Force Amid Labor Slump

In Wilmington Delaware since September 1 the Harlan and Hollingsworth ship and car works have discharged 1810 workers, with payroll dropping from about 23000 to 6000 weekly. Other Wilmington plants cutting back and Pennsylvania Railroad cuts are cited, estimating about 4000 job losses locally in two months. Chicago sees large layoff waves across industries including International Harvester 1000, Republic Iron and Steel 600, Griffin Wheel 300, Hines Lumber 390, Allia-Chalmers 200, Brunswick-Balke-Collender 100, and machinists and railroad construction workers totaling roughly 25000 laid off citywide.

Chicago Industries Dia Wilmington Del Harlan and Hollingsworth Corporation Pennsylvania Chicago Industres International Harvester Company Hapublic Iron and Steel Company Griffin Wheel Company Hines Lumber Company Allia-Chalmera Company Brunswick-Balke- Collender Company

St Petersburg Fines Cut. Westinghouse Company Penalised

St Petersburg authorities reduce fines on the Russian Westinghouse Company by 52 percent for electric street railroad work. The firm will surrender its Nevsky Prospect offices, signaling withdrawal from pursuing additional contracts for now.

St. Petersburg Russian Westinghouse Company Nevaky

Decision Favors Carrier In Grain Case

The Interstate Commerce Commission upheld the carrier on the grain shipment from Denver to Caterats, finding lawfully published rates bind both shipper and carrier. The ruling notes a shipper may not dodge lawful rates by selecting longer routes and cites related proceedings, while cases involving lottery charges and secret service raids are also described with multiple arrests and ongoing federal actions.

A J. Poor Grain Company Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway Company Interstate Commerce Commission Herlan Denver D. H. Jones Guiry Red Noah Ola Ronnie Genentx Cartier Cartier Tery Foote Feders Grand Jury John EB Minor Coda Green United States Ben

Lottery Chief Held in Multi City Sweep

Police raided several cities uncovering a purported lottery operation run under the name of Reliable Guaranty Loan and Trust Company. Authorities say the scheme defrauded victims, with numerous arrests anticipated as part of the investigation.

Reliable Chicago Secret Service Harry T. Donaghy Otto F. Elinka Lawrence Richey George H. Gesaler St. Louis Concern Frank Falkes Fort Wayne Donaghy Charles Royal Hammer Indianapolls Kuinke John Z. Markland McKeesport Jones O11 Reliable Guaranty’ Loan and “Trust Company

Urge Set Up On Roads

Alabama business leaders press state Legislature to desist from passing laws that could disturb business relations and affect railroads. A resolution asks lawmakers to refrain from traditional legislation at this time, urging protection of the state's commercial interests.

Alabama Montgomery Ain

Banks Push for More Currency as New York Leads

Treasury backed expansion of currency circulation gains traction as banks nationwide apply for increased notes. Comptroller Ridgely notes New York banks respond fastest, with shipments exceeding 900 dollars to one city bank and several approaching 1,000 dollars each. Senators Foster and MeInery of Louisiana, with banker Sol Wexler, pressed for more government deposits in New Orleans banks.

Treasury Department Treasury Department New York City New York

Hoch of Kansas Flays Banking System In State Speech

Gov Hoch denounces current banking laws as behind the times arguing deposits are tied up and banks grant loans only with strict security. He likens depositors to being treated unfairly as banks withhold funds while profitable reserves stay tied up in the East.

Realty Maturity Company Declared Insolvent in Hawaii

Honolulu November 12 The Hawaiian Realty Maturity Company an alleged act rich quick concert has been declared insolvent with liabilities totaling 90000 and assets around 200000 Depositors are mostly natives H L Kentwell a Columbia University student is president

Sues State for Ruined Deal In Berlin Wreck Case

Stockholm merchant sues German State Railways for 5000 dollars after a wreck near Bremen last December. He was en route to Paris to finalize a 1000000 business deal, but injuries forced six weeks in hospital, causing his French client to withdraw and the deal to collapse.

Berlin German State Railways Administration Uni Stockholm Bremen Paris Baesow

Paper Company Bankrupt Involves West Carrollton Firm

Involuntary bankruptcy filings were made in the U S District Court against the Viend Paper Company of West Carrollton Ohio. Debts are admitted at 1 5 million and assets are not equal to obligations. Petitioning creditors include Lewis Zeibert & Co and the O Bannon Company of New York and Union Sulphur Company of New Jersey.

Cincinnati Ohio Viiend Paper Company West Carrollton Rsncia Lewis Zeibert& Co O'Bannon Company New York Union Sulphur Company New Jersey

NO PILOT SHIP WRECKED NEAR VANCOUVER

A Canadian bound liner Indrayills, formerly on the Portland Oriential route, wrecked at Henry Island in the Gulf of Georgia near Vancouver. Master hurried to reach Vancouver and did not stop at Victoria. Crew saved. forward section swamped. Wreck location possibly on the international boundary line. Country of wreck undetermined between Canada and United States.

Ottawa Oatarie Vancouver asMl Victoria Henry Island Gulf of Georgia Canada United States International Boundary

Purchases House in Northwest Street Area

The Horbling residence on 18 Q Street northwest sold to Dabney C. Harrison of the Geological Survey for about 11000. A two story brick dwelling on Four nd-a-half street southwest was sold at auction by Adam A Wendler to John Daly. Additional transfers include properties on our ene a street and 10 Tenth aithenat sold to Catherine Waloney or He Day.

A. A. Horbling Q Street Dabney C. Harrison Geological Survey Adam A_ j Wendler John Daly Therine Waloney

Excursions and Coastal Travel Offers Mentioned

The notice outlines excursion routes and coastal trips from Norfolk and Washington camps. It highlights rapid service, strong reliability, and popular tourist appeal with connections to New York and Providence.

Lease for residence on New Hampshire Avenue held by Justice Anderson

The Chilean semister through Peachy and Hagner has leased the residence at 5% New Hampshire Avenue, property of Thomas H. Anderson Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court.

Peachy & Hagner Han New Hampshire Avenue Thoma H. Anderson The Patriet Supréme Court

Grand jury probes Wall Street Ferries purchase case

The Washington Post reports a grand jury began a general inquiry into alleged crimes tied to the Metropolitan Street Railway Company in the Wall and Cortlandt Street ferries purchase. Witnesses from Metropolitan Securitas were examined and next session set for Monday. Cravath noted Mr Rand attended to aid witnesses in the Criminal Courts building.

Washington Post New York Grand Jury Wall and Cortlandt Streat Metropolitan Street Ralway Company William H. Baldwin, Sr James Hazen Hyde Europe William Rand,Jr Jerome Cravath Rand Criminal Courts Bulding Mr. Rand Ste. Cravath Jaine Peelspare Connecticut Kiesel

Greek Laurels Echo in Oxyrhynchus Discoveries Amid Wealth Critique

London reports at the Reypt Exploration meeting Dr. Grenfell and Dr. Hunt describe finds at Oxyrhynchus including the Sayings of Jeaia on a vellum fragment and a Greek writer Theo sophas’ cypher works. The fragment praises simple life over wealth and power, while new historical notes date to 26 and 205 BCE.

Pindar Warhington London Dr. Grenfell Dr. Hunt Oxyrrachna Findar Oxrrynchus Ceos Sen Grenfel Theosophas. Ie Boeca Grenfell

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