Opening of Knickerbocker Trust Reopens With Vast Deposits
The Knickerbocker Trust Company reopened its main office at Thirty-fourth Street and Fifth Avenue and three branches after closing last October. Deposits exceeded withdrawals by over 1.5 million dollars on the first day, with big sums from General Electric Company and Pennsylvania Railroad Company and a notable deposit from Newton Harris, editor of a trade paper. Officials praised depositor confidence while noting continued large deposits expected from several corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Thirty-fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
West 125Th Street
Third Avenue
Nathan Rauth
West Tenth Street
E. F. Caldwell & Co
Newton Harris
Charles H. Keep
General Electric Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Trust Company
American Sugar Refining Company
City Trust Company of
Boston
New
Joseph Scott
F. Bullwinkle
Keep
Satterlee
Tony
D. L. Allen
J. D. Brown
H. A. Dunn
G. King
J. McL
Walton
Mr. Allen
Mr. Brown
Taft Campaign Opens in City Ahead of Primaries
Taft headquarters were set up at 170 Broadway with an executive committee named from early signers. Local news service says enrollment blanks will rally Taft supporters statewide as Parsons and Hughes factions face post primary scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Secretary of War
Herbert Parsons
Singhes
Broadway
William P. Bonbright
E. W. Bloomingdale
William H. Barnum
Samuel R. Betts
H. M. Brookfield
Charles H. Boynton
Julian W. Curtis
Louis C. Hay
C. Cortlandt Hay
Francis L. Hine
George E. Ide
William R. Innis
Frederick B. Jennings
James R. Morse
George E. Marcus
Robert C. Ogden
Frank H. Platt
Charles W. Price
Edgar Park
Anton A. Raven
Henry L. Sprague
George E. Stevens
Frederick A. Stokes
James H. Townsend
F. A. Wallis
George J. Wilson
Parsons
Hughes
Mr. Woodruff
Straight Talk From Halpin on Election Inspectors
Odell lieutenant William Halpin rebuts Oscar W. Erhorn’s charge list and opposes removing competent election officers. He urges Parsonian inspectors only for Friday’s election and warns removal would reflect on his faction in a bitter Seventh District fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Parsons
Oscar W. Erhorn
William Halpin
Parsons
Committee
Odell
Erhorn
Halpin
Bryan Praises the Irish at Washington Address
William J. Bryan told the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Odd Fellows Hall that progress will aid good causes. He praised the Irish and Catholics for their global role and noted his pride of Irish blood. He met Secretary Metcalf who spoke of fleet target practice at Magdalena Bay and expected arrival in San Francisco mid-April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William J. Bryan
Order of Hibernians
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Bryan
Ireland
Metcalf
Hughes Men Appeal Call for Hughes Delegates
The Republican Club's committee of twenty five urged enrolled Republicans to vote in the primaries on Tuesday and elect Hughes delegates who will stay loyal to Hughes. James Lehmaier released a statement saying public support for Hughes is strong and Hughes can carry New York State in November. Delegates must be Hughes in fact as well as in name and be instructed by their constituents per County Committee resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
Hughes
Taft
Parsons
James §. Lehmaier
Gov
New York State
Times Square
Paris
Sunday Times
New York
Great New Public Library
Katherine Elkins
Europe
America
New York City
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Washington
Iowa delegates instructed for Bryan at state convention
Iowa Democratic delegates to the 1908 national convention were instructed to vote as a unit for William Jennings Bryan. The convention in Cedar Rapids adopted a recast Omaha Nebraska platform endorsing Bryan and named delegates and alternates to the national body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Resolutions Committee
Omaha
Judge Wade
Gen. Weaver
Fred White
Claude R. Porter
Centerville
Jerry B. Sullivan
Des Moines
E. J. Dunn
Mason City
Co. F. Duncombe
Fort Dodge
Duncombe
Indiana Democratic convention backs Bryan for President
Indiana delegates to the National Convention were instructed to vote for Bryan. John W. Kern was endorsed for Vice President, and Thomas Marshall of Columbia City was nominated for Governor on the fifth ballot. The platform calls for tariff revision to a revenue basis and free lists for competing imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Bryan
John W. Kern
Thomas Marshall
Columbia City
Illinois Indorses Cannon and Roosevelt at State Convention
The Republican State Convention in Springfield endorses Joseph G. Cannon for President and backs Gov. Deneen and party officers, plus U S Senators Cullom and Hopkins and President Roosevelt. The tariff plank fuels debate as Congress arrives word on wording. George T. Buckingham promotes Grape-Nuts with health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Joseph G. Cannon
Deneen
United States
Cullom
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Boutell
Washington
George T. Buckingham
Danville
Taft Taft Evans Ticket Endorsed at Tennessee Convention
Nashville March 26 Republicans gathered at the Capitol to name William H. Taft for President and H. Clay Evans for Vice President. The body also backed President Roosevelt’s administration, called for tariff revision, and nominated Nathan W. Hale for Supreme Judge. Brownlow faction tensions marked the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Capitol
William H. Taft
H. Clay Evans
Nathan W. Hale
T. W. Wade
Smithville
Brownlow-Oliver-Austin
Roosevelt
Brownlow Convention
W. L. Davies
Clayborne
W. H. Taft
Rhode Island Republicans Fail to Bind Delegates to Brayton
At the Rhode Island Republican State Convention in Providence the effort to instruct delegates to drop Gen. Charles R. Brayton as National Committeeman failed. The Chicago delegation was left uninstructed on the Presidential choice. The platform praised Roosevelt and tariff revision, and Delegates at Large were Andrew J. Currier Alexander C. Crumb Ezra Dixon and John Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R.I
Charles R. Brayton
Rhode Island
Chicago
Roosevelt
Ohio
Andrew J. Currier
Cumberland
Alexander C. Crumb
Westerly
Ezra Dixon
Bristol
John Fletcher
Two Texas Delegations Form for National Convention
Dan Quill the state chairman of the split Republican faction called a Texas state convention to be held in Waco on May 26 to choose delegates for the national convention in Chicago. The move creates two sets of Texas delegates for the national gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Dallas
Texas
Dan Quill
Republican Party
Cecil A. Lyon
Waco
Chicago
Albany Meeting Endorses Hughes for President
Gov Hughes was formally endorsed for the presidential nomination by Republicans and independents in Albany and vicinity at a Hughes League meeting. Gen Stewart L Woodford of Brooklyn, league president, spoke as the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Indorses Hughes
Hughes
Hughes League of the United States
Stewart L. Woodford
Brooklyn
League
ParsonSays Jersey Repeaters Could Decide Primary Victories
County Chairman charges Jersey City repeaters may swing the primary in favor of Odell against Herbert Parsons. Parsons sends Morse to request police chief Monahan halt the repeaters and curb alleged fraud. Monahan promises to assist in preventing the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell
Herbert Parsons
Monahan
Odell in Brooklyn Fight for Eighteenth District
Ex Governor Benjamin Odell emerges as focal point in a Brooklyn Eighteenth District GOP primary clash between Naval Officer F J H Kracke and Congressman George E Waldo. Kracke claimed Odell sent fifty dollars to every election district for campaign expenses while ex Alderman John Hann denied any outside funding and said all spending is from the local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin B. Odell
Brooklyn
F. J. H. Kracke
George E. Waldo
Kracke
Odell
John Hann
Waldo
McAdoo Attacks Newspapers in Public Address
Ex Police Commissioner William Mc Adoo harshly criticized New York newspapers in his People's Institute speech last night. He asserted the press misleads the public and distorts events, urging closer scrutiny of media practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McAdoo
New York
The
People’s Institute
Brill Spring and Raincoat Range at Brill Stores
Brill Stores offer a comprehensive assortment of outdoor garments with conservative to extreme models in various fabrics. Brill Raincoats and Spring Coats range from 15 to 45 dollars, with exceptional values in specials at 10, 12.50, and 17 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brill
Critics Fault City Newspapers For Town Focus
The writer complains that local papers suppress national and notable speeches unless they concern the city. He cites a railroad magnate and remarks on John Morley and Mr McAdoo praising Gov Hughes and President Roosevelt as examples of limited coverage. He urges pure unadulterated news and broader reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
John Morley
Pittsburg
McAdoo
Gov. Hughes
Roosevelt
Unkind March Winds Threaten Skin in Cautionary Note
The article warns that March winds dry and crack complexions and advises a homemade wash using Rose Water Eppotone and Cologne Spirits. It directs dissolving Eppotone in hot water, then mixing with the other ingredients, claiming it preserves complexion better than store preparations.
Brill Stores Offer Wide Range of Coats at 25 Dollars
Brill Stores advertise a $25 sale featuring the largest outside coat selection in America with 20 spring coat models in over 50 fabrics plus silk lined options. The ad lists raincoats in cravenet, Worsted, Velour and six Weather Coats for auto and travel, with store locations on Union Square 74th Street Broadway, 279 Broadway near Chambers, 47 Cortlandt near Greenwich, and 125th Street near Ave. Harlem store notes evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brill
America
London
Oxford
Vienna
Union SQ
74Th
N. Broadway
Broadway
Chambers
Cortlandt
Greenwich
125Th Street
Cornered Ave
Harlem
Shipping and Mails Almanac Tide Notes
Almanac style brief lists sunrise and sunset times with moon rise and tides for today. Dates and locations include Sandy Hook Governors Island Hell Gate with high and low water marks and specific times for A M and P M tides.
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Sandy Hook
Foe
Governors Island
Hell Gate
O-- Sus
Ocean Liners Reported By Marconi Wireless
8S Celtic inbound from Liverpool was reported 1,010 miles east of Sandy Hook at 4 P M yesterday and due at her pier about 10 A M Sunday. SS Statendam outbound was reported 140 miles southwest of Brow Head at 6 15 P M yesterday and due at Boulogne about 3 A M Saturday. SS Mauretania inbound from Liverpool was reported 920 miles east of Sandy Hook at 11 A M yesterday and due at her pier about 8 A M Saturday.
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Celtic
Liverpool
Marconi Wireles
Sandy Hook
Statendam
Marconi Wireless
Brow Head
Boulogne
Mauretania
Passenger and Ship Movements From Major Ports
Baltic to Queenstown and other ports report numerous vessels sailing and arriving in late March. Ships listed include Lusitania, Camera, Teutonic, and Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse with varied origins such as Antwerp Cherbourg and London. Several vessels are noted as passed or sailed across ports including Suez Port Said and Port Said, with dates from March 20 to March 26 and additional entries for New York and Isle of Wight routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltic
Queenstown
Christiania
Pernambuco
Lusitania
Finland
Antwerp
Inveresk
Port Said
Rheinfelds
Jesserie
Suez
Camera
Singapore
Teutonic
Southampton
Arabistan
Muscat
Newlands
St. Lucia
Kaluna
Umbria
Mesaba
London
Oceanic
Franklyn
Barry
Hesbayne
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Cherbourg
Amerika
Gunther
Bahia
Soperga
Leghorn
Moraitis
Gibraltar
Washington
Missouri
Mississippi
Lake
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
European
Grand Banks
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Pacific Steamships Schedules Through Pacific and Asia
Shipping notices list sailings for Pacific routes including Hawaii Guam Philippine Islands and Australia via San Francisco with Empress of China and Mariposa among liners. Times are set for Apr 2 6:00 PM Apr 3 6:00 PM Apr 6 6:00 PM and Apr 9 6:00 PM with connections to New Zealand Tahiti and Vancouver. For latest news see Page 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hawaii
Guam
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
U. S
Asia
New Zealand
Australia
Exands
New Caledonia
E-Tewceetn
Alameda
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Japan
Korea
China
Mariposa
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Joy
Knickerbocker
Pany
Charles T. Barney
J. T. Brown
B. L. Allen
Herbert L. Satterlee
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Enems Psed
Treasury
Cortelyou
Ridgely
Clark Williams
Erbert L. Satterlee
Henry M. Hyde
Saturday Evening Post
Tus Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
W. C. Willets
World Building
Taft Headquarters
Indorses Kern
Cannon
Gladstone
Bismarck
Shelby M. Cullom
Albert J. Hopkins
Charles S. Deneen
Fred A. Busse
William Hodson
John R. Ee
Charles G. Eckhardt
E. H. Miley
State Convention
Korn
Illinois
Indorses
Taft and Evans
Brayton
Jersey
M’adoo
Stephen Bonsal
East River
Pennsylvania Railroad
Allison
United States Senate
Times
Shipping and Mails
Majestic
Platea
Enas
Breiz Huel
Dunkirk
Fargerton
Baracoa
Estonia
Libau
Gallia
Marseilles
Carmania
Koenig Albert
Campeche
Oceana
Nassau
Munin
Manzanilis
Camaguey
Cienfuegos
Bermudian
Bermuda
Antilles
New Orleans
Monroe
Norfolk
Sail Today
Haiti
Yumuri
Santiago
Rio Grande Brunswick
St. Louis
Etruria
Caracas
Curacao
Ponce
Mayaguez
Havana
Wilhelm
Jamaica
Cretic
Azores
Alliance
Colony
Zeeland
California
Glasgow
Hamburg
Konig- Albert
Naples
Jacksonville
Denver
Galveston
C. of Columbus
Savanh
Jefferson
Amazonense Re
Para . A
Armeniar
Leelee
Vane
PieMiar Olav
Copenhagen
Ovean Prince
Newton
Galveston Poss
Alba
Esperanzo Seer
Lampassas
Galvestons
Bane
Finance
Deere
Colon
Toronto
Mullsseneeres
Atlanta
Savannah
Cieocte Successe
Patricia
Philadelpnia
Ethic Auentes
Carolina
Bes
Estes
Algonquin
Aie
Turk's Island
Algeria
Ease
Eae
Aecae
Kansas City
Swansea
Caledonia
Queenstown - Ar
Rico
Mar
Haxdie St Thomas
Macon
Wireless
Prins Willem I
Wast Indies
Havre
Ponta Pad
Excelsior
Jerdam
Isle of Wight
United States Weather Bureau
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