My Lady's Bank opens as exclusive women's institution in New York
New York reports the launch of My Lady's Bank, an all female banking house in the Day and Night bank building. Mrs Anna Rice oversees the women's department with Robert J Phair as teller. The feature outlines women's banking habits and hints at the bank's tailored services. It also notes the city’s water department finances and vast waterworks plans under Commissioner William B Ellison.
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New York
My Lady's Bank
Fifth Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
Anna Rice
Rice
Robert J. Phair
Phair
Woman's Department
Fifth Avenue Bank
William B. Ellison
New York City
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
M. W. Beeton
Beeton, Dickerson & Co
Becton Saga
Ohio
Vida Mohr
Upper Broadway Named Garage Row By Automobilists
The stretch of Upper Broadway between Forty second and Seventy second streets is renamed Garage Row as autos garages proliferate. Builders convert vacant lots, stables, and flats into multi story, fireproof garages with deep cellars, staining roads with oil and grease from daily traffic.
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Upper Broadway
Forty-second Street
Seventy-second Street
Fifty-ninth Street
Hkomtoee Holidane
Puroere
Broadway
Northwest Notes Bulletin of Western Rail, Mining News
The Silver Peak railroad completed. Blair Nevada receives first lumber train. Mining congress in Denver draws industry leaders. Spokane YMC A secretary Reno Hutchinson murder suspected as footpad crime. Bozeman editor William Alderson dies at 76 in Montana. Burlington plans Frannie Worland line extension through Thermoplais to Denver. Horace E. Voss shot by A T Day in Utah incident. Harriman seeks land for Seattle passenger terminals. Aetna bank branch closes. receiver appointed. Fatal wreck near Monroe Washington. five killed two trains collide. Goldfield robbery nets 12500 in ore. Helena land office orders withdrawal from Montana land entries. Garside warrant issued but not served. deposits refunded. Union Pacific to build cutoff Platteville to Laramie. Goldfield telegraph traffic surges near 6000 daily. Hayes Monette ore shipment valued near 1 million. Elko’s George Smith killed by Southern Pacific train. Waterloo cup and plate won in Hot Springs coursing meet. Santa Fe express collision near Manganiolo Colorado. two killed, many injured.
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Aetna Banking & Trust Company
Washington, D. C
Robert Lyons
Butte, Mont
Monroe
Wash
J. E. Hudson
A. W. Restelle
Pat Sheridan
George Lawrence
Wetzell
Hayes & Monett
Mohawk
Goldfield
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
United States General Land Office
George Pollock
F. E. Garside
Aetna Bank
Butte
Aetna
Union Pacific Railway
Platteville Colp
Laramie
Wyo
Denver
Salt Lake
Thy
Hayes & Monette
Nevada
George Smith
Elko
Nev
Southern Pacific
Roald
Ogden
Smith
Kiko
Dreyfus Reinstated as Major of Artillery
Major Alfred Dreyfus resumes artillery duties amid a long controversy. The report lists global incidents and trials, including accidents, crimes, political cases, and notable deaths across France, the United States, and abroad, reflecting a broad wartime era news snapshot.
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Alfred Dreyfus
Utah State News Snippets Hit By Disaster And Appointments
James F. Barton named postmaster at Verdure San Juan county. Sparks destroy 700 worth of grain owned by Hans Brown Mt Pleasant. Train accident kills Thomas Hignan near Ogden. Earthquake震shocks hit Salt Lake City. Utah Woolgrowers plan exhibition in Salt Lake City January 16 to 19. Acquittal of James Crawford in Ogden murder case. Salt Lake bartender found dead after steam bath. Wild salt deposits and sulphur found in state. Fire destroys Ogden Sewer Pipe plant. Canal project aims to reclaim 40000 to 60000 acres near Price. Australian thistle found in Weber county. Various injuries and incidents across towns including Ogden American Fork and Fish Springs.
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Utah Woolgrowers’ Association
National Association
Salt Lake City
Cove Creek
Millard County
Utah
A. Rothpletz
Salt Lake
Great Salt Lake
Rothpleiz
Red Sea
Ogden Sewer Pipe & Clay Company
Ogden
Georgia Spicer
Mount Pleasant
Idaho
James Gaddie
Lehi
Weber County
Department of Agriculture
Arthur Tattersel
American Fork
George Morehouse
Fish Springs
William McGregor
Burch Creek
O¢den
Leonard Jensen
David Jensen
Killa
Rich Utah Mines Prove Profitable in Diverse Regions
Utah's mining sector shows robust activity with more dividend payers in Tin district and a 40-man winter crew at Buster mine. Reports cite Bluejacket strike near Crooked Creek, high ore values at Black Warrior in Idaho, and substantial coal production across Sevier Emery Carbon Grand counties. Copper mining expands with concentration treatment in Bingham, smelters in Salt Lake Valley, and a growing Utah ore output. Park City leads silver and lead, while significant field development resurfaces at Alta and the Emm and King staff.
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Utah
Eiki City
Buster
Black Warrior
Idaho
Consolidated Mercur
Mercur
Salt Lake Valley
Bingham District
Sevier
Emery
Carbon
Grand Counties
Weber River
Sanpete
Iron County
Park City
Daly-West
Daly-Judge
Little Bell
F. E. Fielding
Comstock
Mackay and Fair
Chicago- Nevada Company
Virginia City
Utah & Eastern Copper Company
St. George
Shem
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AN Cupid
Dan Cupid
Board of Education
Court of Appeals
Northwest
Silver Peak
Blair
American Mining Congress
Time
Reno Hutchinson
Spokane, Y. M. C. A
William M. Alderson
Bozeman Courier
Bozeman, Mont
Yorkshire
England
Wyoming
Burlington
Big Horn County
Thermoplais, Shoshone
Horace E. Voss
A. T. Day
Voss
Day
Oregon & Washington
Harriman
Corporation
Seattle
Fourth
Sixth Avenues
America
Hot Springs
S. C
Mr. Blue
Tonkin and Saunders
Lord Hiake
L. F. Bartles
Santa Fe
Manganilo
Olorado
Epereon
France
Wingette
Durham
Eneland
Anthony Hughes
Flandreau
Lena Cowdin
Henry Potter
Cromwell
Conn
A. B. Kelly
Beulah
Dickson County
Tennessee
Bernard Duffey
Lawler
San Francisco
Folsom
Jackson Norris
Geo Norris
Joseph Richardson
Rising Sun
Indiana
Friedberg
Rostov-on-Don
Russia
Robert B. Calvert
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Taylor
Albuera
Leyte
E. B. Watley
Birmingham Ala
George Duffey
Board of Public Works
Lewis A. Gessler
Paulding
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Varalty
Morocco
Rosen
Folk
Missouri
Mia
Aggie Myers
Frank Mattman
Kansas City
Major Ladd
Magoon
Topsy Logsh
East
Oakland
Cal
MacFadyn & Co
London
Arbuthnot & Co
Madras
United States
New York Central Railroad Company
Frederick L. Pomeroy
Vienna
Panama Canal
Miauisaippi Valley
Joseph E. Kansden
Louisiana
Utah State News
James F. Barton
Verdure
San Juan County
Fish Lake Forest Reserve
Fremont
Salina
Sanpete County
Spring City
The
Utah Federation of Women's Clubs
Association of Railway Superintendents of Bridges and Buildings
Thomas Hignan
New Cement Works
James H. Crawford
C. U. Lockhart
Warren M. Lowry
Uintah Forest Reserve
Surveyor General's
Price
Cleveland
Huntington
Crooked Creek
Salmon River
Buffalo Hump Camp
Alta
Cottonwood
Emma
Kiagstaff
Juab County
Nephi
White Mountain
Fillmore
Wayne County
Washington
Great Sierra Madre Mountain
Nevada Consolidated
Cumberland Ely
Cumberland Ly Company
Nevada Consolidated Company
Cumberland Ely Company
Nevada Northern Railroad
Guggenheim
Buffalo Hump
Joseph T. Jenkins
Salt Lake Tribune
Mountain Republican
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