Delafield Elected President of National Park Bank
Richard Delafield was unanimously chosen to lead the National Park Bank succeeding Edward E. Poor whose ill health prompted his resignation. Delafield has served as director and vice president and holds posts at Colonial Trust, Mount Morris Bank, Plaza Bank and several insurers. The bank reports deposits near 71 million with loans and discounts over 40 million and cash around 18 million. Delafield, a New Yorker born in 1833, is active in clubs and philanthropic work.
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National Park Bank
Richard Delafield
Edward E. Poor
Delafield
National City Bank
Poor
Colonial Trust Company
Mount Morris Bank
The
Plaza Bank
National Surety Company
Frankfort American Insurance Company
San Francisco
New Brighton
S. I
Rufus King Delafield
Union League
Tuxedo
New York Athletic Clubs
Sons of the Revolution
Trinity Church
Lawyer Price Sentenced For Grand Larceny
Richard F. Price a 118 East Eleventh Street lawyer was convicted of grand larceny in the first degree in General Sessions Part II. He had previously handled a 1898 case for George S. Martin who pledged a 2250 dollar certificate of deposit with 250 dollars to P A Mc Manus and 2000 dollars as cash bail Price kept all funds. Judge Foster sentenced Price to one year saying the act by a member of the profession was despicable and will disbar him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Price
East Eleventh Street
Price
George S. Martin
Martin
P. A. McManus
Sing Sing
University of Iowa
Yale
Foster
Bids Opened for Gouverneur Hospital SiteConstruction
The Sinking Fund Commissioners opened five bids for a Gouverneur Slip hospital building to replace the old structure at Front and Water Streets. Bids ranged from 61 885.81 to 73 333, with Day & Somerville, Manhattan Supply Co, D J Barry and Co, Kavanagh Brothers and Knapp, and J N Ear ry. Award due at noon today.
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Gouverneur’s
Day & Somerville
Manhattan Supply Company
D. J. Barry &Co
Kavanagh Brothers & Knapp
J. N. Earry
George T. Wilson Honored by Equitable Society
George T. Wilson Third Vice President of the Equitable Life Assurance Society marked twenty five years of service with a surprise gift of new office furniture and a seven piece solid silver service weighing 550 ounces plus a loving cup. The presentation came from the agency corps and clerks in the office with Major William Halsted speaking for the clerks. Wilson began as an office boy and advanced through stenography to high posts, becoming Third Vice President after serving as Assistant Secretary and other roles since 1892.
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George T. Wilson
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Board of Directors
James Yeareance
William P. Halsted
Wilson
Adae Charged With Non-Support In East Forty-Ninth Street Case
Charles Craven Adae a guest at the Hotel Roland East Fifty-ninth Street faced non-support charges pressed by his wife former music hall singer Lillian Greene who now rooms with her mother at 207 West Forty-third Street The case adjourned to 9 AM Adae declined to speak and his wife and mother in law were reticent They married July 30 1896 and separated with she planning to return to the stage within about a year
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Charles Craven Adae
Roland
East Fifty-ninth Street
West Side Court
Lillian Greene
West Forty-third Street
Adae
Mr. Adae
Plaster Contract Upheld In Seven-Story Building Case
Court affirms Adams Manufacturing claim that plastering was to follow plans not cover whole seven-story structure. Judge notes no specifications, excludes trade customs evidence. Also discussed is Testamentary Trustee liability and Olmstead account dispute over a mortgage loss. Sneezing and watery eyes mentioned as cold symptoms with Jayne's Expectorant advertised.
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Adamant Manufacturing Company of America
Lewis Z. Bach
Park Avenue
First Street
Bach
First Appellate Division
O’brien
Barrett
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Noah W. Pike
Thomas
Noah Fr. Pike
Dwight H. Olmstead
Cigar Makers Strike Picketing Ruled Not Illegal Without Intimidation
Justice Fitzgerald dissolve d the injunction against Nathan Rosen stein and Cigarmakers' International Union officers after ruling picketing is not unlawful by itself. Plaintiffs claimed intimidation and coercion, but court found no proof of threats. An appeal will be filed by the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Freedman
Nathan Rosenstein
Cigarmakers’ International Union of America
Fitzgerald
Justice Andrews
Mrs Chase in Toils Again
Sara B. Chase once known for lectures to women and youth in New Jersey churches was arrested in Elmora Newark area on an improper use of the mails charge dating to February. Bail set at 2500 for examination next Tuesday. she had been released from Auburn Prison last December after ten years for manslaughter.
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Sara B. Chase
Chase
Auburn Prison
Auburn
United States
Avery
John S. Willis
Chilton Street
Elmora
Athletic eel escapes in aquarium then recaptured
An unnamed three foot eel escaped from its pool by leaping over a wire net in the Aquarium. After a chaotic chase, workers used picks to extract the slippery creature and return it to the hospital pool. Engineer Spencer notes the eel’s unusual intelligence and prior escapes.
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Spencer
Aquarium
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Golur
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
New York
MR. Delafield
Legal Notes
Jayne
Freedman
Tion
Sixth Avenue
20Th
21St Street
James McGreery & Co
Twenty-third Street
Lord & Taylor
Broadway
20Th St
Vienese
City of
11Th Street
James McCreery & CO
11Th St
Wednsday
Fune
Mrs. Chase
Wee Wesel & Son
Our
Cor
Houston Street
28Th St
Gees
Sig
T. M. Stewart
Faint
Cro. C Fut Co
Rogers, Peet & Company
Warren
Warren St
Prince
West
Progtor
McIntyre & Heath
Victory Bateman
35Th St. & B’way
Garrick
Gillette
Ace Eus
Sherlock Holmes
AC Astern OF Music
14Th St
Irving Pl
Auvenirs
Kerry Blossom Grove
Hammerstein’s
Venetian Terrace
Victoria Roof Garden
St. & B’way
Music Hall
Nicholas GA Kastenborn TO
W, Grani
Den
66Th St
Col. Ava
Wagner
Keith's
McAvoy & M Morton
Wil
Koster & Bial’s
Lockhart
John Mason
Johnsons
Is & Loretto
Howard & Bland
34Th St
ASINO
Murray
Cincinnati
14Th ST. Museum
Louisiana
Trouba- Huber
Giovani
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Long Island
R. R
E. 34Th St
N. Y
Park Row
Bridge
City Hall
9Th St
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