Reserve reform for banks and trust companies urged
A state banking official urges uniform reserve requirements for banks and trust companies, argues safeguards must reflect business type, and calls for amending laws to raise deposits reserves. He compares New York city banks to state banks and trust firms, detailing capital, investments, and the need for stronger governance and branch controls.
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Iice
New York
National Bank
New York City
Banking Department
Department
Propose Pro Rata Examination Fees for Banks
A proposal argues that examination costs be charged pro rata to banks under the Banking Department. It cites the department's total resources at 3.4586 billion dollars and national banking power at 17.8248 trillion, noting 20 percent under supervision to emphasize the responsibility to safeguard vast interests.
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Banking Department
United States
Sherman’s report in Albany by former Labor Commissioner
P Tecumseh Sherman submits to the Legislature a comprehensive review of the labor bureaus, detailing enforcement of factory laws, child labor prosecutions, and calls for legislative amendments. He notes added staff, improved compliance, and urges shifts in age testing toward physical fitness and broader workplace standards beyond factories. He also highlights licensing of tenements, court delays, and recommends expanding laws to heating, water, humidity, ventilation, and expert support while routing child cases to specialized courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
P. Tecumseh Sherman
Board of Health
Commissioner of Labor
New York City
Nominations to Senate Prompt for Tax Commissioner Perley
Albany Jan 1 Governor Hughes sent a long slate of nominations to the Senate including Abel E Blackmar for Supreme Court justice 7d Indical District Frank E Perley for State Tax Commissioner whose confirmation was immediate The rest of the list were referred to committee with action limited to Perley run confirmed while others await review
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Albany
Hughes
Senate
Abel E. Blackmar
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Willard Bartlett
Court of Appeals
Frank E. Perley
New York
Clark Williams
Luther W. Mott
Albert Warren Ferris
State Commission
Charles W. Pilgrim
Thomas Mott Osborne
Auburn
John Williams
Utica
P. Tecumseh Sherman
Franklin B. Ware
George L. Heins
Edgar A. Newell
Ogdensburg
Henry Solomon
Commissioners of Prisons
Richard L. Hand
Nathan Bijur
Albion V. Wadham
Wadhams
State Board of Parole
Eugene Smith
William H. Hotchkiss
Buffalo
Francis M. Burdick
United States
Ernest W. Huffcut
Walter S. Logan
Maurice H. Wall
State Board of Managers of Reformatories
Charles Fr. Howard
William W. Bellinger
Utica State Hospital
A. V. V. Raymond Samuel G. Keyes
Gowanda
Thomas Indian School
Nathaniel H. Levi
New York State Training School For Girls
Simon F. Rothschild
Emily P. Lincoln
Iroquois
Allegheny
Cattaraugus
Tuscarora
Tonawanda
George S. Lincoln
John Deyo
M. D
Newburg
Washington
William K. Hall
Higgins
Amend MARRIAGE LICENSE LAW to shift records
Albany January 1 report that the State Health Department will recommend amendments to the Cobb marriage license law. Original New York marriage records would be filed with city health departments, with duplicate copies retained by the state. The move aims to reduce the state bureau’s burden as the volume swamps its force if kept in New York City documents.
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Clearing House Association
City of
New York
Department
Clearing House
Tribune
Albany
State Health Department
State Department
City Health Departments
Bureau of Vital Statistics
New York City
Emeline York Tyndall opens as women’s hotel in Harlem
After 2 1/2 years of work the Emeline York Tyndall hotel at 38 East 102d Street debuts under the Harlem People's Tabernacle. It houses 56 rooms, with 12 furnished, rates from 250 to 375 weekly for two, or 150 for two in a single room. The five story concrete building features basemen laundry facilities, two bathrooms per floor, parlors for visiting friends, and a library. The project cost about 22,500 and opened debt free. The tabernacle aims to aid self supporting young women, with Dr H M Tyndall and family managing.
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Emeline York-Tyndall
East 102d Street
People’s Tabernacle
H. M. Tyndall
Tyndall
Robert E. Tyndall
Dr. Tyndall
12Th Street
Lmth Street
West 102d Street
Brooklyn
Harlem Young Women's Christian Association
the Tabernacle
Education of French Girls and Lycee Training
A prominent French woman, Mile. Marie Elichabe, now in this country, is the holder of a university position. The article outlines the nationalized system of training for French girls and what they study in the lycees, highlighting the curriculum and distinctions in education for women.
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Mile. Marie Elichabe
Tribune confirms New Year greetings from T. S. leaders
The president extends greetings to all T. S. members and wishes peace happiness and prosperity for the new year. Two Friends of Elmira New York contribute January funds from cents to $1. Miss Olmstead presides No branch and has paid $1 in branch dues for the year.
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T. S
Elmira
Miss Olmstead
No Branch
Doll drive aids crippled child in Oneonta and Saratoga
A Oneonta group seeks a doll and mittens for a crippled child missed by Santa. Another nun on a Saratoga County farm is caring for a needy child, with a donor in progress in the South.
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Oneonta
N. Y
Santa Claus
South
Saratoga County
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