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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1908

Page

11

National City Bank’s Luxe Upper Floor Features and History

A tour reveals the bank’s new building upstairs amenities including a kitchen dining rooms janitor quarters and a roof garden. The attic floor houses a library conference rooms staff lounge and an open air promenade while the basement hosts separate power heating and an independent elevator for specie. The article lists presidents directors and capital milestones from 1812 onward and notes the bank’s assets and deposits reaching record highs.

Casey No. & Club Mame New York National City Bank ISTL United States Branch Bank Samuel Osgood William Few Peter Stagg Thomas L. Smith Isaac Wright Thomas Bloodgood Gorham A. Worth Moses Taylor Percy R. Pyne James Stillman Cleveland H. Dodge Henry C. Frick E. H. Harriman Cyrus H. McCormick George W. Perkins J. P. Morgan & Co William Rockefeller Jacob H. Schiff Samuel Sloan William Douglas Sloane Henry A. C. Taylor Frank A. Vanderlip National City Mexico Spain Philippine Islands Tion Stanus Wall Street Moesin United States

Abbot Dinner Speech Attacks Serf Treatment of Servants

Mrs. Phelps Stokes denounces the mistreatment of servants at a New York dinner. She cites biased labeling of a cook and the timid reactions of staff, including a governess from Vassar, as examples of class bias in society.

The Enduring Captain and a Seafaring Dilemma

In Portsmouth New Hampshire a discussion on international copyright is joined by Thomas Nelson Page who uses a humorous sea tale. A captain halves rations saying he would not force sailors to eat what is not to their taste amid a heated debate.

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Death of racing in New York Elliott quotes on jockeys

Harry Payne Whitney recalled the racing exodus to London aboard the Minnehaha and lamented the decline of racing in New York. A jockey described the harsh reality of aid after a rider falls, noting that while few hands are extended to the fallen, many feet cast doubt on the sport's fate.

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