Pati disappearance triggers bank runs among Italian community
A banker recounts Pati's sudden exit and promises to return deposits. He notes $880,000 withdrawn since year start and suggests a temporary suspension to halt the run. Pati's sister-in-law and attorney discuss debts, real estate transfers, and a police protection plan amid mass withdrawals at several Italian banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pati
Pasquale Pati
Vinecention
Racco- Verri
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Salvatore de Nofrio
Prince Helie de Sagan Seen Secluded in New York Room
M Bertrand Dufresne believed to be Prince Helie de Sagan stays at the Bellevue Stratford, refuses calls, orders simple meals, and sends no messages. Mme Anna Gould and Mrs George J Gould move about, while a mysterious W H Thomson is named by onlookers as the Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
M. Bertrand Dufresne
Prince Helie de Sagan
Mme
Anna Gould
Bellevue- Stratford
M. Dufresne
Prince de Sagan
M. B. Hiram Dansi
Paris
Monsieur MacAllister
Drexel Institute
George J. Gould
Hot Springs
Mr. Dufresne
Plaza
Central Park
Helen Gould
Gould
W. H. Thomsom
New York
Prince
March 12 London recognition and Liverpool departure noted
A report states the Prines was recognized in London early on March 12 and that the steamship bearing Mr. Chomsom sailed from Liverpool, marking a notable transit event dated that day.
Boni Interfering Unlikely In Gould De Sagan Match
Paris dispatch reports Count Boni Castallane unlikely to pursue Mme Anna Gould in New York or challenge her plan to wed Prince Helie de Sagan. He is said to be powerless and dislikes America, having been paid a million francs to let Gould move with the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Paris
Castallane
County Boni
New York
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince Helie de Sagan
Count Bont
United States
America
Mme. Gould
Count Boni
France
Man Dies By Own Action On Subway at Sixty Sixth Street
In the downtown Sixty sixth Street subway platform incident a middle aged man leaped in front of an arriving train. Two cars passed over him and left his body unscathed by wheel contact but fracturing his skull and breaking his back. Emil Berger 46 of East Seventy ninth Street identified by Myron Sulzberger card in his pocket. Berger had recent trouble and had not been home Monday night. He had earlier attempted death by gas inhalation and planned to open a new crockery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasquale Pati & Sons
Elizabeth Street
Pati
John Palmieri
Pelletro
Times
Palmieri
Thompson Street
Fie
Pallmieri
Salvatore Pati
F. Acritelli & Son
Italia
Acritelli
Acritelli’s
de Chicchio & Wactarno
Sixty-sixth Street
Myron Sulzberger
Park Row
Emil Berger
East Seventy-ninth Street
Berger
de Dion
Autran
Ogden
Bryan
Bourcier
Health Board Sues Doctor Over Scarlet Fever Report
Queens Borough Health Department sues Dr. Herbert F. Noble of Jamaica for failing to report a contagious disease after diagnosing Grace Conklin, 15, with a rash that was later deemed scarlet fever. The suit seeks a $50 penalty for nonreporting, while Noble disputes the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens
Health Department
Noble
Lincoln Trust Names A S Webb Jr New President
Alexander S Webb Jr, son of Gen Alexander S Webb, elected president at a special Lincoln Trust meeting and to take office April 15. He inherits a bank revived from a October crisis, with deposits restored and capital increased to 1.5 million dollars. Directors and officers praised for stabilizing the institution.
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Alexander S. Webb, Jr
Alexander S. Webb
Lincoln Trust Company
Webb
Frank Tilford
New York Trust Company
Lincoln Trust
College of the City of New York
Lincoln National Bank
Gen. James
Metropolitan Trust Company
New York Security and Trust Company
New York Security and
Knickerbocker Trust Receivers Discharged After Fees Debate
In Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Clark ordered the discharge of Knickerbocker Trust Company receivers. The firm will resume business tomorrow as accounts are filed. Fees remain undecided. Wickersham cited $133,000,000 in assets handled with potential $500,000 to $600,000 suggested by them. Davies questioned charging on trust funds. De Fordee proposed $250,000 for both receivers and counsel. Related opinions noted by Herbert L. Satterlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Justice Clark
Knickerbocker Trust Company
George W. Wickersham
Mr. Wickersham
Julian T. Davies
Pene
de Fordee
Herbert Ll. Satterlee
Monopole Red Top and Dry Monopole Brut Demand Surges
Acclaimed by connoisseurs in England and Europe the Monopole labels like Red Top 98 and Dry Monopole Brut 98 attract American buyers seeking a known excellent vintage. Prices remain comparable to non vintage champagnes despite rarity.
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England
Continent
America
Oriental Bank Paying Off Shows Liquidation Progress
The Oriental Bank made further progress in liquidating debts with $400,000 of foreign loans and $600,000 of savings deposits repaid, plus about $150,000 to creditors. A Liquidity Committee meeting ordered immediate payment to these creditors, while many depositors awaited real money as records were checked for accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Bank
San Francisco Wild Quiver Race Leader In Nevada Accident
A race leader in San Francisco faced a setback after an accident damaged the transmission shaft between Ely and Goldfield in Nevada, costing a day of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ogden
Nevada
Ely
Goldfield
Italian racing car aided by Southern Pacific to Ogden
Special to The New York Times from Ogden Utah describes Southern Pacific sending a locomotive and car to Kelton to recover the Italian Zust car in the New York to Paris race. Union Pacific shops repair it. Sirtori aims to resume progress tonight as Italians work in UP shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ogden
Utah
Southern Pacific Railroad
Zust
New York
Paris
Kelton
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Sirtori
De Dions Wild Journey Through Wyoming Wilds
An urgent dispatch from Evanston Wyoming recounts a perilous De Dion journey day and night on mountain trails. The narrator details a futile search for food rest and medical aid after a fevered wound while crossing muddy hills rivers and irrigation ditches with a pilot from Rock Springs guiding a De Dion toward Ogden. The group confronts a large river and the town of Bryan recedes behind them as conditions worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming State
Roc Bollings
Granger
Bryan
Germans Still Face Storm in New York Paris Race
RAWLINS Wyo March 24 After another day in a driving storm the German Protos car reached Rawlins at 6 35 pm ending seventy eight miles closer to the New York Paris transcontinental run. Poor road conditions from Rock River slowed progress with the heavy car sinking in snow and mud. Lieut Koeppen planned Bitter Creek that night but remained seventy four miles away after stalling while fording a swollen creek yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Rawlins
Wyo
New York
Paris
Rock River
Lieut
Koeppen
Bitter Creek
Recalled Tale of Lost Gems In Brooklyn Court
Henrietta McMasters mother of Mrs. Charlotte Mason faced supplementary examination before Supreme Court Justice Marean in Brooklyn. Fred W. Will’s attorney sought whether McMasters knew of a missing jewelry box valued at 236000, but she claimed no knowledge beyond her daughter not recovering it. She testified she had pawned jewelry in 1900 and never recovered it. Reporters were briefly excluded. the hearing adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta McMasters
Charlotte Mason
Supreme Court
Marean
Brooklyn
Fred W. Will
Will
McMasters
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Pringe
de Sagant
Sagan
Tyler Morses
Ford
Boni
Tyler Morse
Wyoming
Health Board
Pianola
Aeolian Company
The
Aeolian
Fifth Avenue
34Th St
A.S. Webb JR
Lincoln Trust CO
Associated Trust Companies
Tilford
Trust Company
Lst
George C. Boldt
Clarence H. Kelsey
George C. Clark
Morton F. Plant
Robert ©. Dowling
Avan Salomon
Edward Se
Ymar Sands
Samuel V. Hoffman
Louis Stern
Abram M. Hyatt
Samuel D. Styles
Frank M. Tilford
W. de Lancey Kountze
William Feisinger
John P. Munn
George Leask
James Quinlan
Edward P. Hatch
Irving E. Raymond
Robert Goelet
William G. Conklin
Arthur Iselin
Stuart Duncan
Isaac N. Seligman
Owen Ward
Bradish Johnson
Harrison E. Gantry
William Barrows, Jr
Joseph Z. Bray
Horace F. Poor
St. Chaffray
Evanston
Summit of Mountains
Montain Wilds
Rock Springs
Gor Oo
Library Bureau Business Systems
American Specialty CO
Fifth Ave
Lewis
41St St
Hardman
St. Av
19Th St
Fulton St
Abpollinaris
Table Waterss
Derby
Mobreveil Pnt
Broadway
Rosie
Tombs Court
Rosie Farrell
Diamond Dan
Sas
36Th St
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