Savings surplus tax upheld by Marhoades
Greenwich Savings Bank President Jonny Trarsen Rhoades argues against repealing the surplus tax on savings banks. He says bankers would face a worse outcome with a broader tax unless deposits’ dividends are safeguarded. Other bank chiefs echo, warning a cut could reduce dividends and pressure depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etrte Assu- Cemien
Rhoades
New York
Pares
Wood
Bowery Savings
Vial
Mack
OU Savini Bank
Reed
Bebleys
Silat
Bowery Bank
Sprague
Union Dime Institution
Kai
Bowery
Rhdadessa
Class Dinner Disrupted by Disparaging Speech
At the Pijteeas commencement in York, a speech by Mizgaherh Reid Sireel insulted President Sears. Jonathan' FB. Scott, owner of the banquet, intervened after a student disparaged the president, prompting a disturbance at the Platits banquet hall. The incident marred the evening as tensions rose among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
NEA Grenswick
Methintine Gymnasium
Noac
Ansa Scott
Garner
Ida
Reid Sireel
Fay Sears -Ehlest
Jonathan
FB. Scott
Eva
Tale Aids Strvick
Minky Scotty
Brown
New York City
Panama Fever Reports Rise Amid Canal Plans
Gov Magoon reports four new yellow fever cases in Panama City area. Victims include American rodman Charles Neal at Empire and American engineer Bernest Haverstick at Cristobal. Panama Canal Commission approves new hospital facilities and sanitation plan with beds at Empire Tahossa and Panama facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
PAN Wala
Panama Canal
Uimission
Ote
Empire
Ap Cole
At. Tahossa
Biaynd
Conmission
T He
Panama
Express wires cut as Ward linked to near wreck at street curve
John Ward, resident of 165 East 123rd Street, suspected after four signal wires and 2560 feet of copper wire vanish. Ward was arrested by Officer Kipp in Claremont Park, discharged next day for lack of a complainant, then named by NY Central Railway officials as the likely culprit in the attempted collision near 165th Street. Ward denies involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ward
Empire Lodging House
East One Hundred and Twenty-third Street
New York Central Railroad
One Hundred and Sixty-fifth Street
New Haven
Sixty
Ward
Tremont
Kipp
Claremont Park
Morrisania
Wiram Williams
Sienuis
New York Central
Auto Fire Destroys Car After Detonation at Fordham Club
C R Steen of 268 West Ninety sixth Street drove a party to dinner at Fordham Club. When he started the touring car a cannon like detonation set the auto ablaze. Steen steered the fire into Morris Avenue before escaping. Policeman May aided the retreat and bystanders used sand as firefighters arrived. Damage about 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Steen
West Ninety-sixth Street
Fordham Club
Steen
Morris Avenue
Si¢Vel
May
Restaurant Blast Destroys Bowery Eatery
A gas or chemical leak under 204 Bowery was ignited by a candle, blowing out the restaurant front and scattering pies and goods for blocks. Edward H. McDonald was scorched and others nearby including Mrs Weinberg and guests at the Defender lodging house were shaken by the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. McDonald’s
Bowery
McDonald
Aaron Weinberg
No. 306
Defender
Lyceum Music Hall
Folk appoints official to curb race track gambling in Missouri
In St Louis County Gov Folk named John Skennish Assistant Attorney General to enforce Missouri gambling law. He called the issue a sore spot in Missouri’s side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
ST. Louis
Folk Today
John Skennish
Missouri
Night to night schedule of property damage reports
From 12 oclock Tuesday night to 12 oclock Wednesday night a sequence of damage reports lists locations in New York City with times and owners. Entries include addresses such as First Avenue East Twelfth Street West One Hundred and Fifty Third Street Third Avenue Bowery and others noting damage levels from trifling to several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Dames Slight
East Twelfth Street
Pike Street
Andow Ir
IYS
Elizabeth Street
Nestro Canoni
Bowery
Edward H. McDowall
High Bridge Road
Morris Avenue
Larchmont Motor Company
Arrival of Buyers in New York Department Stores
A long list of buyers and suppliers from multiple cities including Salem Boston Rochester Baltimore San Francisco and Philadelphia visit New York hotels and stores. Firms such as Bigelow Washburn A R Marcus Bowland Morehouse and Martens and many others list dry goods woolens silks linens cloaks and accessories with addresses at hotels and showrooms across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Street
Vark Avenue
Cortes & Mosby
Richmond
E. A. Dietrick
Victoria
Epstein, Z
Baltimore
H. Kaufman
Breslin E Frear
William
Troy
N. Yo
H. Graham
Herald Square
Goldenberg Brothers
J. Wolf
Albert
al . Gutman
Joel, & Co
M. Ross
T. Steifel
Grand Street
Hens, Kelly & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
S. “Alexander
Imperial
Iszar
Bimba
N.Y Ga
Astor
Murphy, Grant & 'O
San Francisco
Cal
J. Z. Gaynor
Worth Street
Hotel York
Meldrum
H. A
Ompany
N. C
BR. A. Foote
Church Street
Fotel Albert
Mayer
Alfred
Washington, D. C
E. D. Mayer
Breslin
Rosenthal
Broadway
Hotel Astor
Rerves-Luffman Company
Schenectady
P.F. Duff
Ladies
Wears Fc. McKinney
Herald Square Ctel
Philadelphia
Penn
M. E. Snellenberg
Holland Trouse
Waldman Brothers
Albany
I. J. Waldman
Tniwerial
Weinstock
Lubin &C. Sacraments
S. W. Mekim
Albert. Williamson
H.S
Lancaster
E. P
Savres
F. Williamson
Westminster Hotel
Whitner, C. K., & Co
Reading
W. H. Keck
Wavarre
Vesper Crew Gains British Praise in Henley Build Up
English experts rate the Philadelphia Vesper eight as a dangerous Grand Challenge Cup contender at Henley. They compare them favorably to Leander and note improved speed and watermanship after practice. Belgians may join as rivals. Leander and Vesper remain the main contenders. start list uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
London
Philadelphia
Thames
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Eight
Jeander
Leander
Thorn
America
Berlin
Vesper
Vespers
Crews Practice in Rain Across Ivy League Rowers
Rain muted river conditions but practice continued at Poughkeepsie with Columbia Varsity in tow and Cornell, Syracuse, and Pennsylvania crews testing miles downstream. Harvard Varsity eight showed improved form at the Navy Yard while Gill moved to No 3 in the four oar and Fahinestock shifted to No 8 in freshmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbian Varsity
Jine
Goodwin
Theeiritt
Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Packard
Pennsylvania Varsity
Harvarius
Red
Gale
A. “Ferry
Conn
Harvard
Wray
Navy Yard
Varsity
Fahinestock
Parke
Gill
Prince Eitel Frederick Races in Kiel Regatta
In Kiel Germany Emperor William attended the Imperial Yacht Club regatta. Prince Eitel Frederick sailed the Elizabeth and finished third behind Wansee V and Georg on a ten mile course. The event drew dozens of vessels and notable guests including Mrs. Robert Goelet and ambassadors aboard several yachts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiel
Germany
Imperial Yacht Club
William
Eitel Frederick
Elizabeth
Wansee Vv
Burgee
Wansee Boat Club
Otto Protzen
Georg
Berlin Yacht Club
Wansee V
Eoreg
Nahma
Robert Goelet
Hohenzollern
Cuxhaven
CG. B. Seeley
Princes Henry of
Prussia
Cornelius Vanderbilt
North Star
Belle Dodson Wins Latonia Steeplechase Handicap
Belle Dodson finished first in the Latonia steeplechase handicap but bumped Varner after the final jump. Jockey Dupee, riding Varner, claimed a foul which stood. Archibald, Belle Dodson’s rider, struck Dupee on the way to the jockey room and was later banned for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Latonia
Belle Dodson
Varner
Dupee
Archibald
Tradition Makes Pace and Wins Mermaid Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Tradition the great filly carried 121 pounds to victory in the Mermaid Stakes over one mile and a furlong at Sheepshead Bay. Zeala, Schulamite and Coy Maid trailed as Tradition led from the barrier, with jockey Davis riding the winner for the Haggin Paget stable. The afternoon saw Western hopefuls falter, while The Southerner and Workman posted notable wins in later races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshead Bay
J. B. Haggin
S. Paget Stable
Haggin Breeding Farms
Zeala
Traditionas
Coy Maid
Flaggin Farms
Schulamite
Tradition
Davis
Schukimite
Workman
Miller
Joeund
Sperling
Flo
Possession
Yankee Corsul
Astronomer
A. J. Joyner
Lord Provost
Paget
Lord of the Forest
Belmont
Horner
Muth
Weiaieivee
Setae
Teeree Evelyn Griffin
J. Kelly
Kee Pantian
Awais
I Flavigny
Dee Andhe
Murphy
Scholl
Sweetheart
Eek
Etter Ey
Miss Goff
I. Smith
Calabogue
Crimmins
Honeywell
Lyne
Wat
Podina
J. Johnson
Macey
Nannie
Diggins
Wen
C. G
Bathampton-Heart of Midlothian
Sydney Paget
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marhoades
Bank
Rutgers
Folk Fight
Ern Aa
Division Street
Benjamin Gaara
PR. M
Suffolk Street
West
Houston Street
Rough Water Handicaps College Oarsmen On
Thames and Hudson
Gales Ferry
Roosevelt
Worcester
Norwich
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Yale
Prince
Kaiser
Astor-Place
Fourth- Avenue
Sheepshead Bay Race Course
Mimi
L. Smith
Ch. F
Sir Dixon- Merdin
A. L. Aste
W. McCann
J. Martin
W. Knapp
Yankee Consul
Cassini
Last Cherry
Nicol
R A
A Arklirta
Ree
O'Neil
Be Hie
Merry Boy
He Baird
Dieudonne Star Chime
D. Gideon
Thomas Murnhy
W. Davis
Coy Matt
Odom
S Schulemite
Redfern
Hildebrand
B. F
Goldfinch- Reclare
Bellatrix
Bronze Wing
Elwood
Moriarty
Notter
Modest
Chandler
Commoner-Vic
M. Corbett
Traffer
J. D. Odom
Hunyadi
Janos
Sol
WM. Vogel & Son
Houston St
Bright
Oxford
James S. Coward
Greenwich St
Warren Street
J. Stewart CO. Bway & 46Th
Voone
Sis
Gea City
Turi
Wretan
Sheepshead Bay Races
Arabo
Dinah Shad
Cannon Ball
Sparkling Star
von Tromp Keator
Fim Beattie
Big Ben
Idle Dream
Champs
Elysses
Castalian Wee
East End
King Seer
Dolly Spant
Pasadena
Jacquin
Lady Prudence
yIsraelite
R. Keene
E. J. Burke
Metropolitan Turf Association
Metropolitan Association
George Wheelock
Wheelock Failerl
E.J. Burke
von Shas
Anheuser-Buseq
Wmnibe
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
Fasig-Tipton Company
Bridgewater-Cambria
Frank Patrel
Ben Strome
Sensation
Simons & Gannon
Victoria Photon
Ricket
Studebaker
7Th Ave
48Th St
Soh. P
Marine Motors
the Lozier Motor Company
Act of Congress
Librarian Congress
Mmez Julian
Ith, Ave
20Th St
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