Bank Run At State Bank Causes Riot Like Scene At Door
Panic and mob at State Bank Nos 376 378 Brooklyn Ave conduct a daylong run from 9 am to 5 pm. Police reinforcements halted violence as customers rushed for cash in silver dollars weighing heavy and many women carried bags made from skirts and sleeves. By 3:40 pm only women in line. $60,000 paid out that day and $400,000 deposited. Five hundred seventy seven accounts closed totaling $50,703 in losses from interest. Brooklyn branch also saw depositors withdraw amid rumors.
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Eldridge
Fifth St
Wall Street
Becky Cohen
Broome St
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L. Richard
Active der
Kohn
Harry Fischer
Brownsville
State Bank
Stone Aves
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Stands by the treaties to cut off water supply
Albany January 11 Assemblyman Apgar to introduce sweeping bills that repeal the Webster land condemnation right for New York City and exclude the city from streams in Westchester County and Dutchess County. The moves threaten water sources toward Ramapo Lake Champlain or Lake Erie, pitting rural against metropolitan lawmakers.
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Apgar
New York City
New York
Westchester County
New-York
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Ulster Counties
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Lake Erie
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New Rochelle
Connecticut
Assemblyman
Smith
Ramapo
President Roosevelt Warns Arbitration Treaties Risk
Roosevelt indicates he will withdraw arbitration treaties if Senate amendments neutralize them He warns that state debts are not arbitratable and urges ratification of treaties with eight nations while pursuing a strong naval program The White House letter to Senator Cullom stresses five year terms and internal policy limits The Foreign Relations Committee continues debate with an amendment proposal by Senator Bacon not acted upon and a plan to resume next meeting
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Uprising Reported in Congo Free State
Berlin dispatches cite private advices from the Tarlische Rundschau about a native revolt in the Congo Free State. The focus is the upper Congo River where whites and Catholic missionaries are said to have suffered. reports claim the native irseps tribe has attacked and killed officers and destroyed posts.
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Tarlische Rundschau
Congo Free State
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Congo Five
Sgaila
Clark removed from Iowa Letter Carriers' Secretary Post
Maines Jan 11 G P Clark of Wadena resigns as secretary and treasurer of the Iowa State Letter Carriers Association. The assistant Clark has been active urging salary-increase laws for carriers. A circular letter sent during the last presidential campaign is noted as contributing to the department sign.
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G. P. Clark
Wadena
Artr
Iowa
Clark
Paso
Luxurious Pullman Trains Between New York and St Augustine
York daily except Sunday shows superior service via Kana Southern Ry with magnificent equipment and every luxury en route. Includes Pullman sleeping cars between New York and Augusta. Two other fast trains daily. Ad text mentions cures for dizzy headaches and dyspepsia mixed in.
FIND THE CLARK JEWELS REARREST SNEAK THIEF
Pinkerton detectives recovered the Clark jewels stolen from Fernleigh Cooperstown on July 7 buried in a glass jar on West 155th Street. William Coleman alias Billy Coleman, a lifelong sneak thief, was arrested for grand larceny after being watched for weeks. The haul included a fourteen strand diamond and pearl collar and multiple other gem pieces. three items remained missing. Coleman has a long record across several states and prisons, dating back to 1869. Authorities from Cooperstown expected to take him for retrial.
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Liberty
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Inspector McClusky
Clark Gems
Pinkerton
Morningside-ave
Harlem
Dougherty
Pinkertons
Cooperstown
Walter Williams
Billy Coleman
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Dutchess County Mutual Guarantee Company
Pittsburg
Penn
Western
Lockport
Auburn
Augusta
George Watson
Harry Hill
Internal Revenue Office
Washington
Lightning Strike Wounds Clergy at Cayambe Church
In Cayambe Ecuador during a Catholic procession a lightning bolt struck the church altar starting a fire. A priest and eight others were mortally wounded, and two people were killed by lightning in the same storm.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Cayambe
Unclear timetable fragment from New York service notice
Fragmentary OCR item lists times for several cities including New York Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis and mentions Bun service. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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New York
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Cetral Ee
Woman killed by auto near Broadway and Fifty-seventh
Mrs. Kate McGowan of 419 West Fifty third street died at Roosevelt Hospital after being struck by a New York Transportation Co auto outside the Majestic Theatre area. Chauffeur Maurice J Collins, claiming interference by the pedestrian, was jailed after witnesses said she stepped into the path. Police note recent similar Broadway incidents.
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West Fiftythird-st
Broadway
Fifty-seventh-st
Roosevelt Hospital
New- York Transportation Company
Majestic Theatre
Hotel Astor
New-York Transportation Company
Collins
Panic in Car Crash Injures Twenty to Thirty
A Second Avenue car stopped to discharge passengers when a following Twenty third Street car, whose brakes failed, crashed into it. The slippery rails and crowding caused a panic with 20 to 30 people knocked down or hurt. two were hospitalized Wilhelmina Hartwell and Benjamin Stone.
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Twenty-third St
Second-ave
Wilhelmina Hartwell
West Thirtieth-st
Benjamin Stone
East Twenty-sixth-st
Killed at a telephone by crossed wires in St. Louis
In St Louis a clerk named George Beltz died after touching a telephone receiver when two thousand volt current surged through the line. George Horan and John Fenlayson collapsed trying to help Beltz as the live wires shocked them. Beltz died. the two men survived though injured. The accident is blamed on crossed wires at the Laclede Gas Light Company branch.
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the Tribune
St. Louis
George Beltz
Laclede Gas Light Company
George Horan
John Fenlayson
Beltz
St. Mary's Infirmary
Whitaker Found Dead At Bingham Military Academy
In Asheville North Carolina January 11 the body of O A Whitaker a Paragon Indiana native and student at Bingham Military Academy was found hanging from a tree in Victoria Woods. The coroner jury ruled death by own action at age 22. He arrived at the academy ten days earlier and authorities report homesickness as a likely factor.
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N. C
Jan
O. A. Whitaker
Paragon
Ind
Bingham Military Academy
Victoria Woods
Whitaker
Handsomest and Quickest Florida Train
Advertising copy notes a fast Florida train leaving New York daily at 12 25 noon with two other high class trains for Pinehurst Arava and Florida resorts. Office 8 Broadway Ad.
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New York
Pinehurst
Arava
Florida Resorts
Broadway
Mrs Smylie to Wed Benjamin Griffen in Private Ceremony
The widow Mrs Julia Ely Smylie to marry Benjamin Griffen in a private afternoon wedding at her parents home 47 West Fifty seventh street. The news notes her late husband Major Charles Albert Smylie died Sept 3 1902 in an Adirondacks hunting accident.
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Julia Ely Smylie
Charles Albert Smylie
Smith Ely
Benjamin Griffen
Parkhurst
Dover Deadlock Persists After Six Ballots
Dover Delaware June 11 after the Senate and House each cast six ballots today with no definite result an adjournment was taken until tomorrow. The deadlocks persist as before.
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Dover
Del
Senate
House
Unclear transit notice from Florida line timetable
Fragmentary OCR shows a transport line reference ON. Y. & Fla. Special and Florida West Indian Ltd with a 2:10 PM time, plus a mention of rae and Atlantic Coast Line at 925 Broadway. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
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ON. Y
Fla
West Indian Ltd
Rae & Atlantic Coast Line
Pennsylvania Railroad to seek 50 million bond increase
Philadelphia stockholders meet to vote on boosting Pennsylvania Railroad bonded debt by 50 million. The plan aims to retire maturing consolidated mortgage bonds this spring and summer. Also on the ballot is absorbing the Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston Railroad, whose entire stock is already owned.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg, Virginia and Charleston
Pennsylvania
Taggart Backs Bryan Here as Democrats Rebuild
Indianapolis Jan 11 at a Democratic conference attended by William Jennings Bryan National Chairman Taggart John W Kern and others Policy talk centered on reform and party strategy Taggart reportedly pledged allegiance to Bryan and said the recent campaign failed because the party relied on the moneyed influence rather than the votes of the people The Democrat must break with old ties and rebuild along Bryan’s lines or face continued defeat.
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Tribune
Indianapolis
William Jennings Bryan
Taggart
John W. Kern
Bryan
Judge Parr
EXTRA SESSION ASSURED FOR EARLY OCTOBER
Washington dispatches report the president will call Congress into special session between March 4 and December 1 for int erstate commerce and tariff schedules. The move aims to address railroad rates and modify Dingley tariff items, with aides and Ways and Means preparing a tariff bill for review.
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Washington
59Th Congress
Tribune
Congress
White House
House
Ways and Means
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