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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1903

Page

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New York Trust Firms Report Mixed Gains in 1903 First Half

State Superintendent reviews 22 Greater New York trust companies for six months ending June 30 1903. Manhattan firms show mixed resource changes with two new entrants Mutual Alliance and Eastern boosting totals. Brooklyn firms mostly steady. Knickerbocker Metropolitan and North American lead gains in earnings and dividends while New York Security and Trust falls.

New York Times Albany New York State Superintendent of Banking Greater Manhattan Brooklyn Manhattan Trust Companies Mutual Alliance Eastern Brooklyn Trust Companies New York Security and Trust Union Knickerbocker Central Metropolitan Bowling Green

Deposits on Which if' st is allowed. 24, 60,000 Rate of interest

Deposits on Which if' st is allowed. 24 60,000 Rate of interest per cent. No securities referenced.

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Missing OCR Data on Bank Liabilities and Assets

Fragmentary financial record shows liabilities and assets for multiple banks with figures for capital stock surplus undivided profits deposits in trust general deposits payable on demand due banks and bankers bonds and mortgages stock investments and cash on hand or deposit. Supplementary profits and interest data are intermittently listed across institutions.

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Westchester Wins Polo Final Over Rockaway in Melee at Cedarhurst

Westchester defeats Rockaway 9 goals to 1 in the Rockaway Hunting Club polo final at Cedarhurst L I. An early second period accident to F B Conover fractured his collarbone and hampered Rockaway. Rene La Montagne Jr and Robert J Collier played for Rockaway with La Montagne scoring the home goals.

Weetchester Rockaway Cedarhurst L. I Westchester Conover Westchester Country Club la Montagne Waterbury Blair Romeesc Wateroe C. P. Dixon Dixon Coley Ore Ho J. I. Blair W. A. Hazard J. C. Cooley, Jr la Montagne,Jr J. M. Waterbury,Jr R. J. Collier H. C. Brokaw Cooley Wwestch D. I. Savage Rumson Squadron A

Evicted Man Henry Lange Dies by Self Inflicted Shot

Henry Lange aged forty eight, son of a former New York police captain, shot himself after eviction from a Hoboken boarding house at 317 Garden Street. He rang the doorbell, fired, and collapsed outside as his wife walked away, an ambulance taking him to St Marys Hospital. condition hopeless.

Henry Lange New York Garden Street Hoboken St. ‘Mary’s Hospital

Nurse fatally poisons herself in New York visit

The woman who died by taking carbolic acid at 625 West Twenty-third Street was identified in the morgue as Mrs. Susan Synnott of Jersey City. Miss Bella McNally, a nurse at St. Joseph's Home in Jersey City, said Mrs. Synnott was her sister and had visited her husband in Jersey City on July 13 before the fatal act. The reasons for the poisoning remain unknown.

West Twenty-third Street Bella McNally Jersey City Susan Synnott St. Joseph’s Home York Street Mss McNally

Buffalo man leaps from fast train near Syracuse

A man believed to be John Shultz of Buffalo jumped from the Empire State Express six miles west of Syracuse at 3 43 this afternoon while the train ran sixty miles an hour. He was instantly killed and his body brought to Syracuse where partial identification was made from a Garment Workers Union No 157 book and Polish paper clippings with Buffalo addresses.

Syracuse John Shultz Buffalo Empire State Express Garment Workers’ Union No. 157

Christian Scientist's Death Granted Burial in Mount Vernon

Coroner Weisendanger of Westchester County ordered burial for William Gillingham a Christian Scientist who died at his Frenchard Street home without medical attendance. He became seriously ill days earlier but his wife declined physician care. The coroner ruled death due to tuberculosis.

Mount Vernon N. Y Weisendanger Westchester County Willia Gillingham Frenchard Street Gillingham

Columbia Elects A. Fisher as New Football Manager

Columbia University Graduate Directors appoint A. Fisher of 1904 to fill the vacancy created by Mr. Greene's retirement. Fisher takes on the role of manager for the college football program, guiding duties and responsibilities at the university.

Greene Columbia Univers A. Fisher Univer

Weather Across Regions Showers Fair Warm Thurs

The article provides a regional forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday with varied conditions. Northeast areas including New England to Delaware show showers in the west and fair, warmer conditions in the east. Mid-Atlantic states look for fair weather and light to variable winds, while the Dakotas and Upper Midwest trend toward fair and warmer with occasional showers. The Times's thermometer details a day ending at midnight with temperatures rising to the mid seventies and humidity around 85 percent in the morning, ending around 64 degrees in the evening.

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