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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1909
Page
3
The Fifth Avenue Branch at 75 Fifth Avenue near 41st Street offers interest on deposit accounts acts as custodian of personal property and manager of real property Travelers Letters of Credit foreign money and express checks and vault boxes for customers use.
The article highlights summer weight serges as closely woven and long lasting fabrics. It notes their durability and suitability for warm weather wear.
President taft plans to send a message to Congress proposing a tax on corporate earnings and a constitutional amendment for the income tax with broad support from Democrats. The plan includes government inquiry powers over corporate transactions and aims to avoid a Supreme Court reversal by establishing a constitutional route.
Residents on the block between Seventy first and Seventy second Streets and Broadway and West End Avenue heard noises and a roof view scare. Special Patrolman James McLaughlin and colleagues searched a tin roof for burglars but found only alarm and whispers from Mrs. Bethune and a housing ruse. Real estate broker William Volkhar t alerted police, noting a desperate racket.
Boston June 15 United Ladies Tailors Association of America Grand Master Samuel Paull attacked Paris sheath gowns and urged America to lead in fashion. He praised American leadership in other fields and criticized Paris designs as crippling to American women. He cited a Waldorf Astoria banquet where women were urged to wear plain tailor made gowns and to focus on better topics.
A kerosene bottle attack on Mayor William R. Niven of Bellefontaine aimed to burn his home. Bloodhounds pursued a fleeing suspect as authorities link the incident to Black Hand activity. In Toledo and Columbus, officials report intensified investigations and bond increases for related suspects.
Supreme Court Justice Guy approved the incorporation of the Jewish Women’s Relief Association to provide voluntary general relief to needy strangers in New York City. The group plans to offer temporary aid and help newcomers find work, aiding influx from oppressive lands. Directors will number nineteen, with incorporators including Lillian Rose Greenberg, Rebecca A. Honor, Judith Lewin-Epstein, Luba Gamson, and Sophia Harvitt.
Secretary of War Dickinson will tour Atlantic coast defenses with Gen. Leonard Wood. The inspection covers New York, Long Island Sound, Boston and New England to Portland, Maine, from June 26 to July 6 or 7. The trip aims to educate the secretary and improve coastal fortifications.
The Court of Appeals ruled the 1893 agricultural law constitutional, allowing skimmed milk sale only in counties where produced and adjacent areas. The decision reverses a prior ruling and affects milk marketing in New York and Kings Counties, with trial to follow on merits.
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