Oriental Bank to Begin Depositor Payouts Tomorrow
Depositors of the Oriental Bank may start receiving payments tomorrow morning as the bank’s assets are transferred to the Metropolitan Trust Company. Officials say 3,000 accounts require balancing, with payouts likely in blocks of about 200 to 300 during daily banking hours.
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Oriental Bank
State Banking Department
Banking Department
Lver
Metropolitan Trust Company
Kelly
Ivds
Trust Company
The
Ives
S. Menken
Courtiet
Bank
Wall Street
Clark Williams
Williams
Supt. Williams
Appellate Division
Jackson
Pura Food Exposition Opens in Lenox Lyceum Next Week
The New York Retail Grocers' Union presents a food exposition under L. Callanan in Lenox Lyceum. It runs daily 1 to 6 and 7 to 10 30 PM starting next Thursday with cooking lectures by Mrs. Lily Haxworth Wallace and concerts by the Seventh Regiment Band in the program.
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Pura
New York
Changes in Corps of Engineers officers announced
Washington dispatch lists officer reassignments and duties. Capt. Altstaetter leaves further duty. Major Newcomer to Wheeling to relieve Capt. Boggs who goes to Washington. Major Palmer retired to join Georgia militia reporting to Atlanta. Lieut. Col. Mitcham to Camden and Phoenixville to inspect National Guard batteries. Lieut. Haskell to Fort Leavenworth to observe electrical lab. Major Davis to Cincinnati to inspect subsistence. Lieut. Winslow to Elberton then North Augusta to gather evidence for trial.
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Washington
Corps of Engineers
F. W. Altstaetter
H. G Newcomer
Wheeling
West Va
F. C. Boggs
Boggs
J. H. F. Hodges
Isthmian Canals Commission
F. L. Palmer
St. Joseph's College
Philadelphia
Organized Militia of
Georgia
Atlanta
O. B. Mitcham
Ordnance Department
Camden
N. J
Phoenixville
Penn
National Guard of New
North Augusta
S. C
High Navy Personnel Movements and Detachments Noted
Rear Admiral S W Very is detached from duty as Commandant at Honolulu and ordered home with wait orders. Captain C P Rees detached from Portsmouth NH Navy Yard to command at Honolulu. Commander L Howard to executive officer post, Lieut Commander W A Moffett to Maryland as navigator. Lieut G F E Gelm detached to fit Wisconsin commissioning. Surgeon G Rothganger detached to continue hospital treatment in New York. Surgeon G T Smith detached to Naval Medical School Washington. Chief Boatswain D Moriary detached to Mare Island hospital, and Boatswain H S Olsen detached to New York hospital for treatment.
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Naval Station
Honolulu
C.P. Reess
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. H
Enolulu
Maryland
Wisconsin
G. Rothganger
Naval Hospital
New York
G. T. Smith
Naval Medical School
Washington
D. Moriary
Albany
Mare Island
Cal
Cal. Boatswain Hms
Olsen
Peoria
Movements of Naval Vessels Arrivals and Departures
Movements of naval vessels include the Rockett arriving at Washington Helena at Manila and Lebanon at Norfolk. Sailed from Pensacola were the Scorpion and Blakely passing from St Joseph’s Bay.
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Rockett
Washington
Helena
Menila
Lebanon
Norfolk
Scorpion
Blakely
Fensacola
Woman Clings to Thief After Stairs Fight in Tenement
Mrs Mary Vacquez found a thief in her fourth floor apartment at 1807 Third Ave who drew a jimmy and threatened harm. They tumbled down stairs as she clung to him, police later identified him as 17 year old Lorenz Gilmore from the Fast 109th Street station. Officers recovered jewelry but money was not found on the suspect.
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Mary Vacquez
Third Avenue
GUR LAW REACHES ABROAD AND Negro Convention in Cleveland
Government expands dressmaker enforcement abroad to forfeit goods with false invoices even if importers pay duties. Firm Curie Smith Maxwell comments surprise at continental acts jurisdiction. Georgia Bishop Turner arrives to join March 26 race convention planning National Party platform representation with leaders including Du Bois and Grimke. Local committee led by Gilchrist Stewart to entertain delegates.
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Curie, Smith & Maxwell
W. Wickham Smith
United States
Europe
H. M. Turner
Georgia
National Party
H. C. Smith
Cleveland Gazette
Ohio
Kelly _ Miller
Washington
Max Barbour
Archibald Grimke
Mills Hotel No 1 figure convicted on policy slips
Thomas Bannon of Mills Hotel No 1 was convicted yesterday before Judge Crain in General Sessions for possessing policy slips. He had a prior conviction two years earlier with a $50 fine. The second offense carries two to three years in prison, and he was remanded to the Tombs for sentence next Friday.
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Thomas Bannon
Mills Hotel No. 1
Agent Hamilton
Anti-Policy Society
Crain
Businessman sought to invest in growing enterprise
A person of proven business ability is urged to take charge of a thriving business that opened two months ago and already outgrows facilities. Investors offered $25,000 to fund improvements to handle rising demand, with current net return at 25 percent and projected after enhancements of 30 to 35 percent. Four days of thorough investigation will be provided. Address C. B., Box 26 New York Times.
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C. B
New York Times
Avenges Brother's Murder In Williamsburg Capture
Pasquale Carbone, 20, held at Bedford Avenue Station, was taken by headquarters detectives and will likely be deported. The arrest ends a yearlong pursuit by John Delasano's brother Louis for the Parma, Italy killing in December 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasquale Carbone
Bedford Avenue
Williamsburg
Italy
Carbone
Parma
John Delasano
Carbono
Louis
Roebling Street
Ready Made Family Surprises Newark Husband in Court
Newark man Charles Lipke told Judge How ell he never expected a ready made family after discovering his wife hid three children before their marriage. He said he could not support her properly and the hearing was postponed for the judge to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Court
Charles Lipke
Howell
Walters awarded damages against NYC Railway in 1905 collision
George Walters a truckman of 1 161 First Avenue won $2000 damages in City Court against the New York City Railway Company for injuries from a collision between his wagon and a surface car at Fifty fifth Street and Second Avenue on July 14 1905. Justice McAvoy told the jury to disregard Walters incoherent testimony. Walters lawyer Louis Steckler argued injuries permanently affected his client. The award equals the City Court limit.
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George Walters
First Avenue
New York City Railway Company
Fifty-fifth Street
Second Avenue
Walters
Alderman to Speak at Civic Forum Tonight
President Edwin A. Alderman of the University of Virginia will discuss The Growing South before the Civic Forum at Carnegie Hall. Alderman, a noted public speaker, chairs the Campaign Committee of the Southern Educational Board and has led North Carolina and Tulane Universities.
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Edwin A. Alderman
University of Virginia
Carnegie Hall
Alderman
Southern Educational Board
North Carolina
Tulane Universities
Kazaks and Ghendjies Carded in Antique Persian Lineup
A brief catalog note lists Kazaks and Ghendjies averaging 4 by 7 feet, Fine Caristans about 4 by 6 feet, and Antique Persians averaging 4 by 6 feet 6 inches. The fragment ends with a partial phrase coed at.
Fancy Fish Net Curtains on Sale
Bargain sale of curtains featuring fancy fish net and colored Madras styles. Prices reduced to $3.50 to $6.50 from $3.95 to $9.75 per pair, with several options available.
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Oriental
Politan Trust Co
the United Service
the Army
the Navy
Dr. Alderman
Civic Forum
Stern Brothers
Saka & Company
Herald Square
Cloak and Suit Department For Women
Copenhagen
Paris
Messaline
Mousquetaire
Cecteus Coceters Sasa
Bares
Tates Sas
Dresden
Derby
Twenty-third Street
Capes, Coats & Paletots
Millinery Department
Serge
Liberty
India
Oriental Rugs
Kirman
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