Bank Statements of Harrisburg 1914 June 1 date
Bank statements from Harrisburg Pa show the condition of The Central St Compa and other local banks at close of business June 1 1914. The reports list assets liabilities deposits and trust funds including figures for reserves loans mortgages real estate and notes outstanding with multiple banks and trust companies in Dauphin County.
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Harrisburg
North Third Street
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Trust Cos
East End Bank
Thirteenth
Howard Streets
Resources Reserve Fund
Approv Reserve
Harrisburg Trust Company
South Second Street
Eee
Steelton Trust Company
Steelton
North Front Street
Dauphin Downs
Esources Reserve Fund
Tocofg
Seree
Ccsccos
Security Trust Company
Foceta
Sea Ee
Cime
Commonwealth Ofennsylvania
Mechanics Trust Company
Third and Market Streets
Focoeg
Ceesecaaas Ovopales
Swata
Commercial Bank
Renee Pennsylvania
State of Pennsylvania
John C. Motter
Emma A. Keeny
Pc Commission
Samuel Kunkel
David Kaufman
B. F. Burnirectors
Eee Laeaurmopyo
Munici
Banks and Trust Cos
State of
Daun
R C
Z Huffer
Walrar R. Sohn
Senate
Sohn
Ira P. Romb Ger
Tors
City School Board Awards Contracts for Repairs
School Board opened bids for painting, papering, steam and boiler repairs and referred them to President Boyer and Secretary Ham melbaugh for bidder competency checks. About six buildings to receive attention. Other awards included cement work to S. W. Shoemaker & Son and McCleaster Paving, plumbing to Eugene Fogarty I R Lyme and M H Baker, engine repairs to West End Machine Works, saw bench supply to Oliver Machinery Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyer
Hammelbaugh
S. W. Shoemaker & Son
McCleaster Paving Company
Eugene Fogarty
I. R. Lyme
Central and Tech Seniors to Hear Baccalaureates
Central and Technical high schools prepare baccalaureate sermons for tomorrow. Central seniors will walk to Market Square Presbyterian Church Sunday evening for Rev. Dr. J. Ritchie Smith who will speak on Overcoming. Technical seniors head to Zion Lutheran Church Sunday morning as Rev. 8. Winfield Herman discusses Youth. Rudolph K. Spicer, a funeral director, is 40 and hosted a dinner with six guests at his Walnut Street home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central and
Technical High School
Central High
Market Square Presbyterian Church
J. Ritchie Smith
Zion Lutheran Church
Winfield Herman
Rudolph Kk. Spicer
Walnut Street
Warships Keep Huerta's Gunboats
Sunshine had sailed from Galveston with clearance papers for Havana but steered to Tampico instead. Punishment for the offense would be decided by the port authorities of the destination. The Navy Department denied reports that Tampico's customs house had been seized, saying no such move was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Galveston
Havana
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Navy Department
Carranza Attitude Toward Mediation Soon Known
Niagara Falls Ont June 6 Definite word on the Constitutionalist stance toward mediation is not expected until Monday or Tuesday as General Carranza travels from Durango to Saltillo. Envoys delay to allow time for deliberation and weigh mediation chances, with both sides uncertain but hopeful of a decision.
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Associated Press
Niagara Falls
Ont
Carranza
Durango
Saltillo
Rebels Agent Continues to Purchase War Munitions
Francisco Urquidi, agent for the Mexican Constitutionalists in New York, said he will keep buying war munitions for Carranza’s army via Tampico in the absence of orders from Secretary Bryan to halt shipments. He claimed facilities to load vessels bound for Tampico and guaranteed safe delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Francisco Urquidi
Bryan
Carranza
Tampico
Urquidi
Situation Unchanged at Tampico Says Bryan
Secretary Daniels said no orders had been issued to land war cargo for the Constitutionalists at Tampico. Secretary Bryan said the Tampico situation remained unchanged today, noting he speaks only of the present day. Tampico appears still to be an open port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Bryan
Washington
Daniels
Badser Or
Mayo
Antilla
Kreider Bill For Post Office Passes
Congressman Kreider succeeds in securing emergency funds for Harrisburg post office expansion. A $75,000 addition to the existing $125,000 is now approved after Kreider’s persuasive floor speech and Senate backing. Postmaster Frank C. Sites welcomes the measure as in the district’s best economic interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreider
Frank C. Sites
Congress
Harrisburg
Senate
Penrose
Sites
Morning Mail leads officer store pitch and loan ads
The page blends advertising copy for The Morning Mail urging consideration at the officer store and urging stories by facsimile letters. It also includes Pennsylvnia Investment Co and a loan pitch offering small sums with low rates. Schmidt's Butternut Holsum bread advertises fresh daily delivery from Harrisburg bakeries.
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Weaver Typewriting Company
North Third Street
Harrisburg
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W. M. Donaldson
John F. Daft
Eeeseseess
Eeeseeess
Coun
Uephin
Ss. I
Geo. G Carl
Geo. G. Carl
Treasure
Clinton M. Hershey
Herman
Wallower
Edward Baildy
Inss
al K. Thomas
Abso
A. K. Thomas
A. W. Sweng
Notary Publicly Commission
Notary Publicly Commission Expires January ScarenpecAtists
E. M. Sible
John A. Afflec
E. A. Ary Sles
Geo. L. Bolton
John H. Snavely
Samuel Couffer
H. L. Dress
W. E. Abercrombie
Total Trust Funds
Heras
Comany
Pouris
County of Danes
J. O. S. Poorman
E. R. Cowan
Nne Commission
Harvey B. Bair
J. E. Garner
A. B. Gardner
Klein Company
North Market Square
Columbus Cafe
Hotel Columbus
Third
Walnut Streets
Milan
Mary C. Glass
Market
Trexler
Loysville
Federal Square
Telegraph
City School Board
Central and Tech
BANK
Commonwealth Trust Co
Market Street
Harrisburg, Pa
Trust Department
Evevisvecwas Uedloeses Vey
William Jennings
Charles E. Covert Henderson Gilbert William M. Hain
Richard C. Haldeman Francis J. Hall
W. M. Ogelsby
W. Grant Rauchant
W. C. Hickok
William Jennings Christian W. Lynch
William H. Metzger
Robert H,. Moffitt
W. H. Metzger
Warwick M. Ogels Harry C. Ross Thomas V Sennlyracd
A. C. John Fox Wells
U. S
Irbank
Dauphin Deposit Trust Company
U. 3
Huerta
Jto
Congressman Olmsted
THE
Morning Mail
Pennsylvania Investment Co
Walnu Street
Panama
Compton's
Old Reliable Cleaning Establishment
Marke Street
North Fourth Street
J.L. Shearer, Jr
John
FRED W._ HARPER
Seattle
Elf
Oo. C. Mackalip
Pittsburg
Ss. Copeland
Denver
Colorado
Harry A. May
Philadelphia
Isaac Miller
N. Second Street
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