Fifth Avenue Branch of Farmers' Loan and Trust Co
The Fifth Avenue Branch at 475 Fifth Avenue near 41st Street offers interest on deposit accounts and acts as custodian of personal property and manager of real property. It provides Travelers' Letters of Credit Foreign Money and Express Checks and has coin boxes for customers' use.
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Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Fifth Avenue
41St Street
Harriman Leaves for Europe Amid Talks on Crops and Markets
E H Harriman departs from his Fifth Avenue home for a three month European rest hospital visit to Vienna and Paris. He forecasts a crop driven boom in prices with conservative business posture, downplays a bond issue, and discusses railroad cooperation with the Hill lines and future securities.
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Europe
E. H. Harriman
Fifth Avenue
Harriman
Pacific Railways
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Mr. Harriman
Paris
James Stillman
National City Bank
Vienna
Alexander Millar
Mauretania
Bishop House
Sixty-ninth Street
Landis
Hill Roads
South
Tacoma
Columbia River
Guadalajara
Puget Sound
Mexico City
Hudson Bay
Havana
The
Missouri Pacific
Gould
Six Tennesseeans to be arraigned for Supreme Court contempt
United States Marshal Dunlap and Capt. J F Shipp with six men arrived in Washington to face sentence for contempt of the Supreme Court over the Chattanooga lynching of a black man in March 1906. Attorneys plan a motion for reargument or postponement, while Southern crowds press for punishment and protests loom among Black residents.
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New York Times
Washington
United States
Dunlap
Tennessee
J. F. Shipp
Hamilton County
Chattanooga
Supreme Court
Fd. Johnson
Marshal Dunlap
Department of Justice
Lemon Duty Foes Lose As Senate Sets Mild Tariff Reforms
The Senate adopted the committee amendment raising lemon duty to 1% per pound despite strong opposition from Senator Root. The measure cut dried peas and salt duties and restored House rates on bacon ham and lard. Aldrich pressed further reductions while Heyburn warned they betrayed protection. The cotton schedule and spice duties were set for later action with amendments increasing alcohol duties.
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New York Times
Washington
Root
Senate
Beveridge
Bristow
Burkett
Crawford
Cumming
Curtis
la Follette
Dolliver
Brown
Gamble
Nelson
Fletcher
Florida
Foster
Louisiana
Bacon
Georgia
California
Atlantic Seaboard
Aldrich
Idaho
Lodge
Committee
Hale
Payne and
Dalzell
House
Mr. Payne
Dawn of a new period in evangelism and church reform
The conference at Union Theological Seminary debated evangelistic preaching and urged churches to address social conditions. Rev Dr George R Lunn warned against surrendering leadership to evangelists and argued for a new evangelism focused on heart, soul, and daily life reform driven by ministers across the Eastern States. Other speakers included Rev Dr Thomas Calvin McLelland, Rev Dr Hugh Black, and Rev Dr Arcturus Conrad.
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Union Theological Seminary
Park Avenue
Francis Brown
George R. Lunn
Schenectady
Dr. Lunn
Israel
Jesus Christ
St Ae
Jesus
Thomas Calvin McLelland
Brooklyn
Hugh Black
Arcturus Conrad
Boston
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Sixth Ave
Broadway
Astor House
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Brentano
Fifth Ave
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New York
E. 20Th St
N. Y
Fourth Ave
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Layties Brothers
John Jameson
Westinghouse
Nernst
Nernst Lamp Company
New York Central
Pacific Mail
Shipp
Barrett, Nephews & Co
Staten Island
Columbus Ave
Eé Payne
Riker’s
Poulpit
Clergyman
France
5Th Ave
27Th St
fithAvete
So St
Elabush Ave
Stern Brothers
Oriental Rugs
West Twenty-third Street
J. Sloane
Nineteenth ST
Aitken, Son &Co
P. Hollander & Co
26Th Street