Fire in College Dorms Sparks Alarm at St John’s Brooklyn
Fire alarms sounded at St John’s College in Brooklyn as students and priests rushed to extinguish fires started in multiple vacated rooms. A kerosene bottle found in a cellar and odor of kerosene linked to incendiary act. police believe a student inside the building carried out the arson.
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Columbia Crew in Danger After Boat Accident
One Columbia eight was damaged during practice when a steamship passed, breaking two ribs and cracking sides. The crew bailed the boat, which will be ready in days. They plan to sail for Philadelphia next Thursday and will use Windsor Hotel accommodations and the same boathouse as last year.
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Olympian Games Committee Forms Subcommittee
Chicago June 6 The committee of the couple games appoints a sub committee to draft a plan for forming the Olympian Games Association. Members include H J Thur er Jr chairman Judge John Barton ayne Prof W R Harper university of Chicago E A Potter American Trust and Savings Bank Vorney W Foster Union League Club president.
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American trapshooters voyage to England for match near London
The Leyland Line steamer Canadian arrived in Liverpool from New York carrying an American trapshooting team. They will compete against British gunners in a five days' match near London next week.
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New York Pharmaceutical Association Elects Officers
During the Buffalo session on June 6 the New York Pharmaceutical Association named officers including President Thomas Stoddart of Buffalo, First Vice President J F Van North Elmira, Second Vice President George Hitchock New York, Third Vice President S Van Winkle Hornellsville, Secretary Judson B Todd, Treasurer Thomas W Dalton, and Executive Committee members Ackie Buffalo Dawson Syracuse and P W Ray Brook.
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Father Accuses Teen for Hoboken Kidnapping Case
William Kempen aged sixteen from 332 River Street Hoboken vanished on May 26. His father alleged Richard Detmars aged sixteen of 68 Third Street abducted him for a $10 ransom. Detmars denied the claim and said he and Kempen wandered New York City all night. Kempen later admitted the ransom remark as a joke. Detmars was arraigned before Recorder Stanton and remanded.
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Kidnapping Attempt Reported in Whitestone Queens
Artis Van Sielen a Whitestone lawyer told police two well dressed women offered candy and asked his children to go to New York while they played on Seventh Avenue Whitestone. The six year old George and his younger brother Edward cried as the women fled into a side street.
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New York
Receivers Sought in New York Real Estate Case
Justice Scripture heard a motion by Deputy Attorney General Robert E. Steele for temporary receivers in The People of the State of New York versus the Manhattan Real Estate and Loan Company in Rome. Russell & Winslow opposed. Counsel for the company claimed solvency despite a Banking Department report noting impaired capital and suggesting the business be curtailed.
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Marshall Field & Co Incorporates in New York
Albany June 6 announced Marshall Field & Co of New York City is incorporated with capital stock of 25000 to manufacture and deal in merchandise. Directors are Marshall Field R M Fair and John G Shedd of Chicago.
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Marshall Field & Co. Incorporation Expands Agency Network
H G Selfridge reports Marshall Field & Co. incorporation in Illinois is followed by the creation of various agencies and branches. He emphasizes there is no change or expansion in the company’s business.
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New York Capital Firms Form Diverse Corporations
Multiple companies in New York City and surrounding areas organize with varying capitals from 2,000 to 75,000. Names include Excelsior Realty, Degrath Drug, Apex Weaving, Morris Cohen & Co, Ficke & Clark, and Gleason & Loomis Cold Storage with listed directors across Brooklyn, Queens, and New Jersey.
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John Symes
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Bensonhurst
Elliot Danforth
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Brooklyn
M. L. Towns
C. R. Lewis
Walter Gross
Borough of
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General Trading Company
E. W. Smith
Thomas Fisher
Ernest Tacklin
Apex,Weaving Company
John Catoir
L. F. Perczel
F. W. Johanning
Noah Chertoff
Morris Cohen
Julia Chertoff
Ficke & Clark, Incorporated
Willliam Ficke
John Clark
G. T. Clark
Gleason & Loomis Cold Storage Company
Brighton
Monroe County
United Coal and Coke Company Incorporation NJ
Incorporated in New Jersey the United Coal and Coke Company with capital of $500,000. Incorporators listed as James H Shackleton G Rowland Monroe and Arthur S Devoe.
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Arthur S. Devoe
International Electric Syndicate chartered in Dover
The International Electric Syndicate of New York was chartered at Dover with a capital of $500,000 to manufacture lyddite giant powder and other high explosives.
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Clearing House Rule Declares Checks Non Negotible in Boston
The Boston Clearing House Association voted to declare all checks drawn on New England banks stamped Payable in Boston or New York exchange or Boston and Albany exchange at current rates non negotiable. The rule bans such checks from deposits or collection by member institutions and clears June 15 as the effective date.
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Treasury Bond Purchases Signal Short-Term Demand Rise
The Secretary of the Treasury bought 189 750 dollars in short-term bonds including 40 000 dollars in short-term 5s at 108.9587 and the balance in short-term 4s at 1138.8006.
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Merchants' National Bank Elects Harriman Director
Joseph W. Harriman was elected a director of Merchants' National Bank yesterday. This adds a new name to the bank's board and signals leadership changes at the financial institution.
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Liberty National Bank Names US Steel Official Director
Arthur S. Luke, treasurer of United States Steel Corporation, has been elected a director of Liberty National Bank. The appointment adds a high profile corporate banker to the bank’s governance. Luke’s industry leadership is expected to influence bank strategies and finance operations.
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Miss Maud Banks Dies in Waltham Home
Miss Maud Ernestine Banks a young reader died at her aunt Miss M Jennie Hastings home in Waltham on Tuesday afternoon June 4. Born and educated in Waltham she studied elocution and became a public reader then worked for a Boston amusement agency. She gained public notice two years ago as a contestant of the will of Miles Banks of New York who left about 100000 dollars. He had been a New York Custom House employee and was said to be a bachelor. His will left 1000 to Ernest Banks father of Maud. Friends claimed Miles never married but Maud produced evidence of marriage and that Ernest Banks was Miles’s son, making Maud the rightful heir. The estate dispute remains unsettled.
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Chicago grains weak on rain driven market
Weather ruled the wheat market as heavy Northwest rains pushed July wheat 15% lower and July corn down 1 to 1.5 cents. Reports of beneficial Northwest rains trimmed futures, with July trading around 74% to 75 and later easing. September and July faced selling pressure, while crude prices in soy and oils fluctuated and metals and naval stores showed mixed moves.
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State Courts Calendar Delayed in Buffalo Sessions
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Official Report on French Crops
Paris reports the winter wheat ratings by department: very good in 3, good in 43, fair in 34, passable in 5. Spring wheat is very good in 1, good in 18, fair in 20, passable in 3, with no spring wheat in other departments.
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Bank of England Cuts Discount Rate to Three and a Half
The Bank of England lowered its rate of discount from 4 to 3.5 percent today. The weekly statement shows reserve up £894,000 and circulation up £175,000 while bullion fell £568,842 and other securities decreased £786,000. Public deposits declined £2,370,000 as notes reserve rose £401,000. Government securities remained unchanged. The reserve to liability ratio rose to 51.30 percent from 50.10 percent.
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Bengal Bank Cuts Discount Rate to 6 Percent
CALCUTTA June 6 The Bank of Bengal reduced its discount rate today from 7 to 6 percent, signaling a tighter monetary stance by the Indian lender. The move affects lending terms across its network and may influence market liquidity in the region.
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Japanese Officials Tour New York Sub Treasury Vaults
V Tsumaki and K Kobayashi, high ranking Japanese finance officials, met Assistant US Treasurer Conrad N Jordan at the New York Sub Treasury. They were shown the vaults and praised the building's system and arrangement.
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Wheat and cotton lift in Chicago and Liverpool markets
Chicago cash and futures show gains in flour, corn, oats and cotton. Liverpool quotes cotton up amid steady to firm regional prices. grain markets react to bear pressure and marketing of long positions across Chicago, New York and St. Louis trade centers.
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Courts and Calendars for Friday June 7 in U S courts
United States Circuit Court Hazel opens at 11 A M in Room 43 with jury calendar listing cases including Jentz v Penn Wheeler v Penn Ferguson v Penn Smith v N Y Bevins v N Y Ryan v N Y Blundell v Penn Annene v Penn Lacombe opens at 10 30 A M in Room 124 with motion calendar and adjourned cases Mayors and firms appear. United States District Court Brown opens at 11 A M in Room 66 with Admiralty calendar listing Nelson v Schooner Ed P Avery.
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Receiver Appointed in New York Supreme Court
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Referees Appointed New York Court
Supreme Court panel assigns referees in several matters including Glildersleeve, Goodenough, O'Farrell, and Freedman. Cases listed include Mutual Life Insurance Company vs Schnugg and Empire City Savings Bank vs Johnson with judges MacLean Milner McCall and Lawrence Ingraham presiding.
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Auction Notice of Westchester Land Auction in Bankruptcy
In the Southern District of New York a bankruptcy case of John McSweeney. William Allyn as trustee will sell two Westchester land lots at public auction June 11, 1901, at 12:30 PM at 111 akongs in Manhattan. Auctioneers Rich W. Harnett & Co. reserve the right to withdraw if bids fail to reach seventy five percent of value.
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