Republic Savings and Loan Faces Scrutiny Over 1899 Profits
Republic Savings and Loan Association reports a 1899 profit of 14,921.11 after expenses while critics question its asset growth and real estate purchases. Officials defend operations including loans, real estate acquisitions, and payments to agents amid scrutiny of foreclosure activity and second mortgage concerns.
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Building and Loan Society
The
Republic
Banking Department
Association
Forman
Eeee Eeersceree
Featunees Valgels
Indian Famine Relief Fund Contributions Report
The One Hundred on Indian Famine Relief lists numerous gifts from individuals and churches across the United States totaling 76,210.72 to date. Contributions come from townships, churches, Sunday schools, and private donors including Astoria New York, Westport Indiana, Paxton Illinois, Canonsburg Pennsylvania, and Steubenville Ohio, among others.
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Committee of One Hundred
AYS N
Mich
Mary Woodruff Henderson
Leroy Bi Cranes
B. Lindner
Muncie
Ind
Feelin
B. Newberry
Hannibal
William Onl Jerr O
James M. ‘Anderson
Duluth
Inn
Canonsburg
Penn
F. Herrmann
Goulding
Fane Presbyterian Church
Plainfield
Mark Davis
Ste
George Grotz
Charles A. Clinton
Pee Bank
Eveeevssee
Atgee Moe E. H
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
Otisville
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Glenmore Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooke
Snk
Godbey
Decatur
Betesh
Carrie Littlejohn
Jonesville
Joseph Riegelman
R. Berls
R. Boste Oy
F. Burt
Is.ee
Sig
Vakleg
John A. Blackmer
Edward c Adriance
Clifton Springs
Sena
Wegican
Charleston
John J. Reilly
Charlotte Stone
Aeas
D. W. Parker
Oakland
Iowa
Charles Merritt
G. Smith
Massachusetts Field School
Quincy
Mass
William Bacon
8. C
Robert B. Clark
Pound Ridge
BNI
Charles City
J. St. Clair White
Cordesville
S. Setare
Jenkins Reese
Fourth Avenue
Presbyterian Church
George Shaw Cook
Chicago
Mns
Tee Goshen
N. Y
Friend
Fifth Avenue Bank
Mahar
Fred S. Langhirt
Beattie
Washington
Wat Hee
Cuaming
Moving Picture Machine
E. Corney
Flushing
A. Friend
Garden City
M. A. Noyes
East Suliivan
Hannah Allison
Crete
Ian Ph Schneberger
Buena
Wisie
Cash
New
York ‘County
Nat
C. C. Giles
Clarksburg
West Va
Trucb & Isaacs
Michael Brock
Sereene
Congregational ‘Church
Lebanon
N. Oe
Auburndale
Aan
Ee Yey
George A. Shultz
Jamesburg
N. Yee
Yellow Robe
S. C
Dexle
Life Insurance dispute over Mahaney policy upheld
Mary Wells wins in appellate court as Metropolitan Life fails to void policy on alleged misstatements. Court rules delivery of policy cures preexisting defects and insurer not liable for statements on reverse side believed by insured. Case affirms Adams opinion and extends estoppel considerations.
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Mahaney
Court of Appeals
Justice Adams
Commercial Bank
Rochester
Monroe County
Beaman Catto
James E. Briggs
Catto
Briggs
Moses Foltz
Appellate Division
Fourth Department
Superintendent Kilburn Silent on Public Savings and Loan
Albany report states F D Kilburn, head of the New York State Banking Department, would not comment on the Public Savings and Loan Association affairs. He declined to confirm insolvency or say whether Attorney General action to wind up the association was sought. Ex Secretary John Palmer resigned from the board amid criticism and details of a $1,600 stake and a loan arrangement involving a friend that never paid out.
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Republic Savings and Loan Association
New York Times
F. B. Case, Jr
Wall Street Financial
Times
Ulysses S. Grant
A. A. Forman
John Palmer
John
Association
Forman
Palmer
Albany
N. Y
F. D. Kilburn
State Department of Banking
State Bank Examiner
pEx
Vic
Board of Education approves early teacher pay and staffing moves
At a special meeting the Board of Education arranged for teachers to receive this month’s pay before the June 29 summer vacation. They allowed checks without signatures from opposed officials. John Keleher led as Assistant Treasurer candidate amid four ballots with limited votes and many blanks. The board also voted a raise for Senior Instructor Henry A. Wiley from 1000 to 1200 dollars and warned on committee attention.
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Board of Education
Palmer
Somers
John Keleher
Controller's Office
Davis
Miles M. O’brien
Morris E. Sterne
Boys Charged With Abduction In New York Court
Peter Pellegrin and Harry Adams 18 were charged with abducting Amelia Radeola, 15, after she and Gussie Berkowitz, 14, visited the Five Points Athletic Club on Baxter Street. Amelia disappeared eleven days ago. she was found with help from Gerry Society agents. Both defendants deny the charges and are held for further examination in $1,000 bail.
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Peter Pellegrin
New Bowery
Harry Adams
Worth Street
Amelia Radeola
Centre Street Court
Amelia
Franklin and
Centre Streets
Emanuel Radeola
James Street
Gerry Society
Society
Gussie Berkowitz
Radeola
Gussie
Henry Street
Five Points Athletic Club
Baxter Street
Pete Ie Pellegrin
Pete
Lady Smashers’ Club
Roosevelt Street
King
Fenegrin
Adams
Mayo
Fire destroys plants in Pittsburg and Connecticut mill damaged
Fire in Pittsburg destroyed the Carroll Porter Boiler and Vank Company and James Rees & Sons engine builders, with losses around 115000 insured. In Dan ilson Connecticut the Davis & Brown woolen mill at Elmvill e suffered about 10000 in damage from an unknown source with partial insurance.
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Pittsburg
Carroll Porter Boiler and Vank Company
James Rees & Sons’ Company
Danielson
Conn
Davis & Brown
Elmville
Yesterday's Fires Across the City Reported Damages
Listings of fires from Monday night to Tuesday night show incidents at Madison Avenue Miner estate with $20,000 damage and at 10 Walker Street H Schiff with $1,200. Other addresses include 76-78 Cannon Street owner unknown, 104 Lewis Street Fannie Batterberg with $10, 300 East Sixty-second Street Mary Donnelly slight damage, 246 Madison Street Harry Plachninsky, 16 Columbia Street owner unknown slight damage, 314 West Forty-fourth Street A Palmer slight, 2,256 Third Avenue Waldorf Shoe Company $20, 83 Beaver Street Mrs William Brown $250.
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Madison Avenue
Miner Estate
Walker Street
H. Schiff
Cannon Street
Lewis Street
Fannie Batterberg
East Sixty-second Street
Mary Donnelly
Madison Street
Harry Plachninsky
Columbia Street
West Forty-fourth Street
A. Plamer
Third Avenue
Waldorf Shoe Company
Beaver Street
William Brown
Bids for Asphalt Paving Tabulated
The Department of Highways tabulated bids for paving twenty seven city streets. The National Asphalt Company is the lowest bidder for Broadway from Forty-second Street to Fourteenth Street at 371,093.30 dollars. For One Hundred Twenty-fifth Street from Third to Eighth Avenue the Asphalt Construction Company bids 99,437.90 dollars, the lowest. The contracts go to the lowest bidders. National was lowest on Broadway and highest on One Hundred Twenty-fifth Street.
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Department of Highways
National Asphalt Company
Broadway
National
Asphalt Trust
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Weather Review From The Times and Weather Bureau
Fair weather dominated most regions yesterday with isolated showers in the Middle West Gulf and North Pacific. Temperatures ranged from a high of 108 degrees at Phoenix to a low of 56 at Nantucket. Atlantic coast winds were fresh easterly to northeasterly. The Times and Weather Bureau readings show 8 A M humidity at 61 percent and 8 P M at 67 percent with barometric readings around 30.14 and 30.10 inches respectively.
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Middle
West Gulf
North Pacific States
Atlantic Coast
Phoenix
Nantucket
Mass
Texas
British Northwest Territory
Pacific
Atlantic
Northwest
NEW York Times
Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau— Times
Sean the Times
Printing House Square
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago cash quotes report
The Chicago cash quotations list commodities including wheat No 2 red near 8 cents, corn No 2 around 40 to 66 cents, oats about 23 to 27 cents, flour steady and lard pork and whisky price ranges. Prices reflect market activity for June 19 with various grain and meat items priced per standard units.
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PriMie
Chicago
Duluth
Minn
Minneapolis
India
South America
Brazil
Liverpool
United States
California
St. Louis
Cotton Market Fluctuates Amid Weather and War News
The Cotton Exchange sees mixed signals as wet weather in the Mississippi Valley and intense foreign cables push prices up briefly, then weaken on war rumors and favorable forecasts. Prices end the day near steady, with July and August contracts showing small net moves and regional spot markets remaining mostly quiet.
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Cotton Exchange
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic States
Shorts
Far East
Selers
Washington
Liverpool
China
Galveston News
Texas
Financial Chronicle
Gulf
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Memphis
Augusta
St. Louis
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Banking Department of the
State of New York
Aeh
Mercantile Trust Company
Sprague National Bank
Eeeser Neces
Eoeme
Iureis
Cine
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Ueae Ae
Eaee
Aera
Eerede
Isi
Pek Steeda
Sph
Aentererers
Aieeseeerseiase
Eeerseesess
India Famine Relief Fund
Legal Notes
Elevated Railroad
Daniel Mooney
Manhattan Railway
David Cohen
Cohen
Francis Scallion
Scallion
Mooney
O’brien
Cohen and Scallion
Superintendent Kilburn
Scocceeees
Ccvccesess
Ceee-E
New York
Budapest
Paris
Berlin
Manitoba
Northern
Rio
Sacred Heart. Academy
West Chester
the Ethical Culture Schools
West 54Th
East 58Th St. Oaindergarten
High Hool
J. Reigart
Percival Chubb
Pia
Senftner School
H. F. Senftner, A. &, M. D
Peebles and Thompson School
East 57Th Street
Brooklyn, Cor
Fulton ST
Flat oUas AV
East
Cor
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Jacob Bros
West 89Th ST
Hotels
28Th St
B’way
Ll” Station
West Broadway
Bleecker St
New Amsterdam
Edward Coyne
A. W. Foster
Mer
ST. Ermin’s Hotel
Westminster
London
Iselin
N. J
Times Office
Cook
45Th St
Smith's Bell
10Th St
West 8Th St
Barrow St
North Ireland
Hetherington
Columbus Ay
C. M
West 21St
West 58Th St
Butlers. Butler
P. D
Santos
Hamburg
Havre
Renee
Muse
Philadelphia
Calcutta
America
Leasant
Bermuda
Thos. Cook & Son
Cor. Warren
N. Ms
Uptown
Manhattan Beach
Bridge
Brighton Beach
L. I. RR
Battery
39Th St
Whitehall St
Brookly
Kings Co
Franklin Av
King’s Highway
Brighton
Flatbush
Nostrand Av
Park Row
Broadway Ferries
Coney Island
Ft. Whitehall St
Hamilton Ferry
15Th St
Culver
Vanderbilt Av
Std
86Th St
Rooklyn Rapid Transit
Cortlandt St. Plers
South St
Brooklyn
Glen Island
Cortlandt St
Uth St
Iron Steamboat CO
North River
East River
New Iron Pier
Manhattan
Beach
34Th St
C. I. J. Club
West, Point, Newburgh
55Th ST
Lexington Av
28Th Street
Howland Long Branch
LSEY
Ae Ee
Omaha
Hoffman House
Edgemere
L. I
J. C. Matthews
Mgr
J. H. Breslin
Algonquin
John Harding
Belmar, N. J
Hotel Columbia
M. Lindsay
Atlantic City
Rudolf
Chas. R. Myers
World Vacation Bureau
6Th St. & B.way
Ferncliff
Greenwood Lake
N.X
Erie
Ideal Lake
E. J. Dickson Whiteside
West 26Th St
Americas
Roche & King
Morristown
Glenwood
Pines
Lake Bomoseen
W.C. Mound
Hydeville
Sullivan
Ulster
Delaware
New York, Ontario and Western Railway
Park Place
Columbus
East 155Th St
West
125Th St
5Th
West 42d
St. Ferries
Court St
Manhattan Av
Eagle Office
C. Anderson
Beaver St
Long Island
Ocean
Sound
Astor House
Eagle Bureau
E. R
New Chambers St
Journal Resort Bureau
Broadway World Vacation Bureau
W. 125Th St
Eagle Summer Resort Bureau
H. M. Smith
L. IL
Hotel Champlain
Cluff Point
Lake Champlain
Delaware & Hudson R. R
Seavey
Champlain
Lincoln National Bank
United States Hotel
Saratoga Springs
Gage & Perry
Bay Shore
EM. Rogers
Long Beach
L. L
Erene
Maine Coast
Passaconaway Inn
York Cliffs
Harvey & Wood
Adirondacks
Lake Placid House
Lake Placid, N. Y
G. W. Cushman
Virginia Hot Springs
ALL Seasons Resort
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Penna. R. R
N. H
New England
Fred Sterry
Hot Springs
Lake George
Silver Bay
F. C. Safford
Halcyon
Millbrookr, Dultchess CO
Central Park
Grand Central Depot
H. R. Robertson, Jr
Manhattan Beach Hotel
Water Gap House
Delaware Water Gap
L. W. Bodhead
Abel Crook
Nassau Street
New York City
Samel E. Duffey
David Leventrit
Justic
Supreme Court
County of New York
County Court House
Borough of
City
Borough Manhattan
Alffred W. Gibbs
Olcott Messiter
Warren St
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