Giants Bank Plan To Regulate Money Rates At Exchange
Discussion on a new bank or alliance to control local money markets emerged at the New York Stock Exchange. Proposals include adding capital to National City Bank to form a market regulator akin to the Bank of England, with brokers seeking relief from high rates amid recent stringency. Officials from the City Bank denied definite plans while interests press for a steady lender relation between brokers and banks.
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National City Bank
Bank of England
Exchange
City Bank
Frank A. Vanderlip
The
Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange Bank
Real Stock Exchange Bank
Index to Departments and Page References
A contents listing shows sections and page numbers for Amusements arrivals business court calendars financial news marine intelligence new corporations real estate society united service weather yesterday’s fires advertisements auction sales furnished rooms help wanted hotels lost and found.
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Marine Intelligence
United Service
Weather Report
State's coal stolen sparks governor calls investigation
Albany April 13 The governor orders an investigation into coal thefts at the state heating plant near the Capitol. Subpoenas have been issued for sixteen state employees and evidence will go to the grand jury Tuesday. Higginss administration faces scrutiny as Democrats deem it another scandal.
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Albany
Hank and
Lafayette Streets
Capitol
Higgins
Addington
V. Higgins
Yeterday
Trustees of Public Buildings
The
York Times
Police Riot Arrests At Franklin Colliery
State mounted police arrested Andrew Gulick Frank Sunday and George Jemene for rioting at the Franklin colliery of Lehigh Valley Coal in Wilkesbarre Township. Constable John Sunday delivered a dural proclamation to officers complaining of warrantsless arrests. One officer was struck by a stone during the arrests as warrants were issued for Supt Zerbe and Sergt Wilhelm on perjury and assault charges.
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New York Times
Wilkesbarre, Fenn
State Mounted Police
Franklin
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
John Sunday
Wilkesbarre Township
Andrew Gulick
Frank Sunday
George ]Mene
Ter Gulick
Supt
Zerbe
Lehigh Valley Company
Sergt. Wilhelm
Crowded Trains Crash at Bridge Terminal
In Brooklyn two elevated trains collided at the terminal when one motorman mistook a signal. Two seriously hurt, many cut by glass, a dozen women fainting in the crush. Traffic blocked for hours as wreckage cleared and passengers reassigned. Police made no arrests.
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Frank Arnold
Jamaica Avenue
James Colton
Drew Avenue
Union Course
Charles Boppell
Clay Street
Ballon rises from Pittsfield for Atlantic coast flight
Four daring men aboard America’s largest balloon plan a AM flight from Pittsfield to Boston or beyond. Count Henry de La Vaulx and Capt. Homer W. Hedges lead the ascent with Auguste A. and Alan R. Hawley. John D. Rockefeller Jr. joins the enthusiastic party. Weather will decide the 10 am start.
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America
Boston
Atlantic
Pittsfield
Henry de la Vaulx
Homer W. Hedges
The
Aero Club of America
Ed A
Alan R. Hawley
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Post
Prof. Roche
Blue Hill Observatory
Dying on Church Steps In East Twentysecond Street
An unidentified man believed to be J. F. Finnegan collapsed on the Church of the Epiphany steps in Manhattan and died at Bellevue Hospital. Police suspect opium poisoning after initial apoplexy reading. a letter to J. F. Finnegan of 115 East Thirteenth Street was found, near a closed sawmill.
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New York Central Lines Train Covers 18 Hours New York to Chicago
The Twentieth Century Limited train departs New York at 8 30 P M and reaches Chicago the next morning after an 18 hour ride. The service is a night journey offered by the New York Central Lines.
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New Uryay Limited
Chicago
New York Central Lines
New York
McAdoo tunnel real estate move adds Sixth Avenue corner
Ross A. Mackey bought the northeast corner of Sixth Avenue and Ninth Street with 46 by 98 feet, part of the McAdoo tunnel project. The property, near Cortlandt and Church Streets and near Thirty-second Street, may host a shaft and station entrances. The deal was arranged by Horace B. Ely & Co. for executor Mary T. Grace. no price was stated.
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Hudson
Morton Street
Horace 8S
Ely & Co
Mary T. Grace
President Hears Rate Plan Debates In Congress
Washington April 13 with slow progress on the Rate bill Senator Nelson of Minnesota discussed Bailey's amendment against sanctions and urged the President to reject it The President favored older amendments including Mallory's plan allowing injunctions only on merits and Simmons proposal creating a court review with strict timelines for challenging ICC rates
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Nelson
Minnesota
Ihe
Mallory
Florida
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Circuit
Commission
Roosevelt
Simmons
North Carolina
Gordon Bell Tries to Euthanize Cruelty Case Horse
Gordon Knox Bell a VP of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals told Israel Dunsky to move a broken down horse and cart on Park Avenue. After the horse collapsed Samuel Bogen an agent for the society killed the animal. Dunsky was jailed on cruelty charges.
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Dunsky
Paul Morton
Samuel Bogen
Society
Mr. Beil
Bogen
Hast Sixty-seventh Street
Rainy Easter Forecast Keeps New York in Damp Prediction
A Washington weather forecast predicts fair Easter Sunday for most areas with New York dampening. Clouds begin today with rain tonight and showers continuing through Easter, accompanied by brisk winds shifting to the southwest and a cooling trend. The Western storm moves north-northeast, center over Southeast Minnesota last night, easing into New York today and tonight and not leaving before Easter.
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Atlantic States
New York
Mercury
Minnesota
Ten Deer Poisoned At West Orange Preserve
Ten of thirty eight valuable deer in John Dane Jr. fine game preserve in St. Cloud section West Orange were poisoned. The deer were found dead at the lodge Sunday. The State Fish and Game Commission is investigating. no poison identified yet. The deer, French fallow and Indian hog species, valued about 2500 dollars.
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New York Times
West Orange
N. J
John Dane, Jr
St. Cloud
State Fish and Game Commission
Russian loan reduced campaign lowers issue price
The loan is trimmed to about 100000000, with 160000000 earmarked for France and an equal amount for Russia. Remaining funds distributed across London Brussels Amsterdam Vienna Budapest and Prague. Paris reports negotiations nearly settled with issue price around 88.
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York
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ST. Petersburg
France
Russia
Londn
Brussels
Amsterdam
Vienna
Budapest
Prague
Paris
Special Train Returning From Atlantic City Easter Monday
Express car and sleeper service on Pennsylvania Railroad runs from Atlantic City at 6 00 P M April 15 to New York with stops at Treen New Bewick Elizabeth Newark. Dewar the Scotch whisky ad noted. doctors recommend it.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Treen
New Bewick
Elizabean Ewark
Explosion May Cost Inventor His Life
East Chester near Mount Vernon reports Prof. Frantz Wartenberger, inventor of an explosive said to be twenty times more powerful than dynamite, mortally injured in a laboratory blast. He was rushed to Mount Vernon Hospital with severe burns and possible blindness, while government backers reportedly offered $1,000,000 for the formula if set off by an electric spark.
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Pttsfield
Mass
Count de la Vaulx
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Mount Vernon Hospital
Salt Meadows
J. L. Dreider
New York, Westchester & Boston Railway
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van Denberg
United States
New York, Westchester & Boston Railroad
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Wartenberger
Tech Beer Brand Sparks Controversy at Carnegie School
Pittsburg brewer faces trustees pressure over labeling "Drink Tech Beer" with Scotch plaid decor. The $10 million Carnegie Technology School plans action after consults with Mr. Carnegie. William McConway urged student letters urging a name change as the brewer continues to market Tech beer.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Technology School
Carnegie
William McConway
The
Englishman Pryor Ends Life Far From Home
The body of George Pryor, a 95 year old English immigrant, was found beside a road five miles from Middletown, New York. He had come to America five years earlier, worked at Thompson Ridge, and last week returned from New York before shooting himself in the countryside.
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New York Times
Middletown
N. Y
George Pryor
Pryor
America
England
Thompson Ridge
New York
Two Pigeon Hatchlings From One Pair Surpass Record
From Oranges New Jersey on April 13 Harry Betty of Washington Warren County hatches two pigeons from a single sitting of two eggs. One chick is slightly larger, both are active and well formed, a precedent in pigeon raising. The story notes the unique breeding outcome and mentions employment references in an unrelated ad.
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New York Times
Oranges
N. J
Harry Beatty
Washington
Warren County
Alexander Relapse Report From Deerfield Sanitarium
James W. Alexander former president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society has suffered a relapse in a Deerfield sanitarium after returning from New York. He has had a severe heart attack but his condition improved with no expected recurrence, according to the sanitarium matron Mrs Mulhall.
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New York Times
Deerfield
Mass
James W. Alexander
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York
Alexander
Mulhall
King Edward in Accident Near Corfu
Telegraphed report from Corfu says a royal carriage carrying King Edward and Queen Alexandra collided with a cart of drunken peasants. The king’s carriage suffered no damage while several peasants were injured and a doctor from the British flagship attended them.
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Corfu
The
Standard
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Alexandra
Roosevelt Weakness Critiqued by Stone at Democratic Banquet
Senator Liam J. Stone told the Democratic State Press Association banquet in Kansas City that President Roosevelt's administration inspires little adulation. He called Roosevelt obtrusive audacious and spectacular, saying his career shows weakness vacillation vainglory and not solid worth. He pledged support only when right and refused flattery.
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Democratic State Press Association
Liam J. Stone
Roosevelt
Hanna Cousins to Wed in June Despite Ohio Law
Miss Claire Hanna daughter of L. C. Hanna and Howard M. Hanna Jr. are to marry in June. To avoid Ohio’s cousin marriage ban the ceremony may be held in Thomasville Georgia. The couple, playmates in childhood, faced parental objection but are both of age and independently wealthy.
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Cleveland
Claire Hanna
L. C. Hanna
Senator Hanna
Howard M. Hanna
H. M. Hanna
Ohio
Thomasville
Hanna
Mrs Depew Return Fits Celtic Passengers and Senators
It was reported Mrs Chauncey M Depew was aboard the White Star liner Celtic expected today. She has spent the winter abroad for her health. Senator Depew remains at Scarborough on the Hudson. Senator T C Platt, in town on private business, saw reporters and plans to return to Washington. He says Senator Depew is ill and cannot take his Senate seat this session.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Celtic
Senator Depew
Depew
Senate
Rockefeller Men Ride From Tarrytown to Williamstown
John D. Rockefeller Jr and Percy A Rockefeller arrived in Lenox on a horseback pleasure trip from Tarrytown New York. Their mustangs were worn by tough frosty roads as they reach Lenox. They may stay in Pittsfield for the Count De Lavaulx’s arrival and the Curtis Hotel visit.
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New York Times
Pittsfield
Mass
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Percy A. Rockefeller
Lenox
Tarrytown
N. Y
Towilliamstown
Finers
Count de Lavaulx
Curtis Hotel
Ascension
Platt Comments On Odell Chairmanship Fight
Senator Thomas C. Platt said he knows nothing beyond what he has read and heard. He denied backing any candidate for the Republican State Committee chair and claimed no involvement in the conference. He said he is against every candidate named so far and offered no substitution.
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Thomas C. Platt
New York
Odell
Republican State Committee
Soen J. W
Dwight
Levery
Courageous four year old_spared after car accident on Avenue A
Abraham Fineberg, four, lay trapped under a Heer ty-third Street Ferry car at the corner of Highteenth Street and Avenue A. Bellevue’s Dr White freed him and praised the boy’s nerve. He suffered only bruises and was expected to be out today. His mother, Sadie Fineberg, helped in the rescue.
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Highteenth Street
Avenue A
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Bellevue
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Sadie Fineberg
Kaiser Furious With Italian Ally After Algeciras Telegram
Vienna April 13 German Emperor thanks Count Goluchowski for support and warns Italy of consequences over Macedonia. The note implies a threat of German backing against Italian shifts, amid claims of Austro-Hungarian action. Neue Freie Presse notes Berlin did not offer condolences to Italy over Vesuvius disaster.
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Tnat
France
Morocco
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Algeciras
Neue Freis Presse
Abe
Berlin
Rome
Pee
Count Wesserheimb
Germany Trains Grievances Over Algeciras War Fallout
Berlin reports resentment toward Italy for Algeciras participation and hints at possible shifts in European alignments as German press notes a quiet response to Vesuvius victims while contrasting Italy’s actions with Kaiser’s Rome toast. Russian stance at Algeciras is also cited as rewarding Germany’s wartime stance.
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Russia
Germany
Algeciras
Italy
Neueste Nachrichen
Vesuvius
Calabria
Neueste Nachrichten
Courriéres
France
Vossische Zeitung
Rome
Quirinal
Vossische, Zeitung
Anglo-Russian Entente Moves Toward Alliance
St Petersburg reports Britain pressing for a formal Anglo Russian entente to join the Three Powers against Germany. The move follows the Algeciras Conference and British influence over Russian loan matters, with Witte and Count Lamsdorff favoring closer ties and likely delimitation of spheres in Persia and Asia.
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