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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1908

Page

5

Bank liquidation follows branch shutdowns in Brooklyn

The main office and two Brooklyn branches were closed amid the takeover by Clark Williams and State Banking Department officials. Deputy Superintendents Davidson and Alford will wind up affairs and liquidate deposits as required by new law. Depositors face delays, but authorities stress no fear of loss. The article ties the closures to capital requirements and law changes affecting branch maintenance and cash capital.

Ee and Nostrand Brati Coney Island Myrtle Avenue Ridgewood Clark Illiams I A. Davidson Couny A. K. Alford State Banking Department Lafayette Brooklyn Mm State Department Pee and Alford Williams de Kalb Davidson Negro Porter

Indictments in Philadelphia political libel case

State Senator James P. McNichol indicted by a Grand Jury on criminal libel charges connected to accusations against Kaufmann and Mayor Reyburn's administration. Kaufmann also indicted for perjury. related charges against D Clarence Gibboney ignored. In Syracuse, William Dingle sues Dean Frank Smalley for 1000 alleging assault at Syracuse University building site.

Philadelphia James P. McNichol Republican Grand Jury Kaufmann Myor Reyburn D. Clarence Gibboney Law’ and Order Society cNichol McNichol Kauffmann Gibboney Weaver Nator Reyburn E. van Valkenburg Origan Dean Smalley Syracuse William Dingle Frank Smalley Syracuse University Bt Dingle

Sinking Finance Declared Total Loss After Collision

War Department warned the sunken Finance cannot be refloated as a storm looms. Steamship Inspectors Mowbray Seeley Crone praised Capt Mowbray for ordering lifeboats for women and children and avoided blame for Georgic collision. British inquiry will cover the White Star liner. Wreckers salvage cargo while purser’s safe has broken through to hold. Negotiations pursue Shawmut and Tremont as replacements for canal transport. Congress had budgeted 1.5 million for two transports, with owners asking 750 thousand each.

Board of United States M. W. Mowbray Finance Tast Georgic Seeley and Crone Pistol’s Point Clark White Star British Board of Trade Wright Shawmut Tremont Seattle Wash Isthmian Canal Congress Department

One Hundred Lives in Peril At Mount Vernon Fire

Izzy Serbia a Russian barber who operates a shop on the ground floor of a five story Mt Vernon building was charged with imperiling about one hundred people by starting a blaze at 12 West Third Street. Police say smoke and oil soaked rags were found near the sink and Serbia offered a bribe to escape. A fire policy found on his person is cited as further evidence. About twenty families were asleep when the fire was discovered and flames were put out byOfficer N E Smith.

West Third Street Mount Vernon Izzy Serbia McKennell Mount Vernon Court N. E. Smith Serbia Smith New York Izzy

Prisoner Attacked by Detectives Outside Criminal Court

Harry Levy a 19 year old prisoner from Madison Avenue was struck with a billy by Detective Ramsberg in the Franklin Street entrance area near the Criminal Court Building. The assailants faced a crowd, then returned Levy to Tombs Court where Magister Barlow charged him with carrying opium but he was discharged.

Franklin Street Criminal Court Harry Levy Madison Avenue Hooker Central Office Tombs Court Ramsberg Barlow Levy Trowbridge

Uncle Billy Hosts Banquet for Dalles Widows in Portland

W C Brown known as Uncle Billy entertained seventy six widows from Dalles Oregon at a strictly invitation banquet in Portland. The 54 year old widower announced the event would recur annually as long as he remains unmarried. He presided and led toasts while showering nickels from the Court House steps, distributing 100 dollars to children. The guest group ranged from 25 to 91 years old.

New York Times Portland Oregon W. C. Brown Dalles Billy Court House

First electric auxiliary Kilowatt powers yacht

Benjamin Douglas Jr of the New York Yacht Club built the Kilowatt an electric charging launch for the Cascapedia to recharge its electric propulsion. Carrying 400 gallons of gasoline it can run full power for 100 hours recharging the Cascapedia ten to twelve times and allowing about 2000 miles range. The Kilowatt 35 feet long nine knots speed and can carry a large party on its deck.

Benjamin Douglas, Jr New York Yacht Club Cascapedia

Col Astor Plans Beechwood Improvements at Newport

Col John Jacob Astor, now owner of Beechwood after his mother Mrs William Astor’s death, considers extensive additions to the Newport estate on Bellevue Avenue and the Cliffs. Beechwood, long a showplace, will become the residence of Col and Mrs Astor, who have not visited for two seasons.

New York Times Newport R. I John Jacob Astor Beechwood William Astor Bellevvue Avenue

Dr Dana Returns from Europe After Prolonged Voyage

Dr Charles L Dana an alienist arrived aboard the Hamburg American liner Moltke from the Mediterranean with his family. They had traveled three months visiting Italy and the Riviera, delayed by Miss Eliza Dana’s health. Dana studied a form of insanity linked to corn meal containing a fungal growth.

Charles L. Dana Moltke Mediterranean Dana Italy Riviera Eliza Dana

Escaped Convicts Captured After Robbery in Albany

Abel Fuller and George Rogers identified as Sing Sing escapees caught after a midnight robbery on Broadway. They and a third companion were seized following their escape last Tuesday night during heavy fog from the new State prison site near Iona Island Rockland County.

Albany Abel Fuller George Rogers William H. Butler Sing Sing New State Prison Iona Island Rockland County

Rare Glasses Display From Lobmeyr and Galle at Sale

The ad extols Straits Cut Glass and two rare lines Lobmeyr from Vienna and Galle from Nancy France. It describes engraved Lobmeyr pieces, vases and decanters priced from $9.89 to $349.63, and Galle decorated items from $4.19 to $62.89. Other items include Satsuma Cloisonne, porcelain, and Royal Bonn ware with deep discounts.

America Lobmeyr Vienna Lobmeyrs Europe Galle Glass Nancy France

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