Medal for Mayor honors civic architect praise at dinner
Mayor McClellan received the Medal of the Societe des Architects Diplomes par le Gouvernement at the University Club. Ambassador Jusserand praised the mayor and New York’s beauty while James Stillman’s generosity to the Beaux Arts school was noted.
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Société Des Architectes Diplomes Par le Gouvernement
University Club
M. Jusserand
Purdon Clarke
Ecole Des Beaux Arts
J. H. Freedlander
Pans
Struc
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George B. McClellan
City of
New York
Jusserand
Brooklyn Bridge
France
James Stillman
Ecole Des Beaux-Arts
Sir Purdon Clarke
Metropolitan Museum of Art
F. K. Pendleton
City Improvement Committee
Frederick Crowninshield
The
Fine Arts Federation
Frank D. Miller
Horace Porter
Nicholas Murray Butler
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Educators at Dinner Honor International Professor Exchange
A dinner at the Hotel Astor celebrated the international exchange of university professors. Guests included Dr. Rudolf Leonhard of Columbia and Dr. John W. Burgess of Berlin, with Bishop Potter as toastmaster. Eminent attendees spoke on peace, hospitality, and the future of U S German academic ties.
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Hotel Astor
Rudolf Leonhard
Kaiser Wilhelm
Columbia University
John W. Burgess
Theodore Roosevelt
University of Berlin
Henry C. Potter
Nicholas Murray Butler
James Speyer
Ernst Richard
Felix Adler
S. M. Baldwin
Edward D. Adams
Hugo Reisinger
George W. Kirchwey
Bishop Potter
Leonhard
Professor Burgess
Emil L. Boas
F. M. Burdick
H. H. Benedict
R. Fulton Cutting
R. A. Cushing
John Bassett Moore
Walter H. Page
James E. Russell
Albert Shaw
W. M. Sloan
Theodore Sutro
F. L. Underwood
J. H. van Amringe
George Vandewater
Oswald G. Villard
Horace White
C. L. Wescott
Potter
United States
Owen Wister
Dr. Burgess
Simeon E. Baldwin
Yale Law School
Columbia
Tribute to James Speyer Funded Professor Exchange
Glowing tribute describes James Speyer’s generosity in supplying the fund for the exchange of professors, highlighting his support for scholarly collaboration and cross institutional exchanges.
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James Speyer
Corset Makers Dine At First Annual Dinner
Colonel Isaac M. Ullman of New Haven, president of the Corset Manufacturers' Association of the United States, presided at the first annual dinner at the Hotel Knickerbocker. Speakers urged progress, stable credit, and closer ties with bankers while stressing cooperative trade efforts and a national chamber of commerce.
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Isaac M. Ullman
New Haven
Samuel B. Slater
Republi
Marcus M. Marks
National Association of Clothing Mannufactuers
Clothiers’ Association
Woman Dead on Beach in Staten Island Mystery
A well dressed woman about fifty was found dead on a Staten Island beach near Nicholas avenue and the Kill von Kull. Coroner Cahill suspects death by suicide but police search for signs of foul play amid conflicting clues. A muff, boa, umbrella, pocketbook, and sparse personal items were discovered near the scene as investigators await identification.
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Nicholas Avenue
Edward Ford
Mariner's Harbor
Port Richmond
Tobacco Trust Denies Night Rides Disturbances in Kentucky and Tennessee
The American Tobacco Company issued an official statement denying responsibility for night rides and disturbances in tobacco growing regions of Kentucky and Tennessee. It claims most disorder occurs where dark fired tobacco is grown, cites regional production shares, denies any agreement with growers, and notes current prices are higher than a decade ago. A government investigation has pressured the company to open documents as court-ordered. Cincinnati hosts sessions of the government’s suit to dissolve the trust.
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American Tobacco Company
Kentucky
Tennessee
Hopkinsville
Russellville
Clarksville
Green River
Tobacco Trust
Cincinnati
Carnation Day Observed For McKinley Memory Today
Carnations will be worn nationwide today in memory of President McKinley born January 29 1843. The custom began in 1992 after sorrow over his assassination and death on September 14 1904. Mrs McKinley died May 26 last year and the Canton monument Hill tomb to the couple was dedicated by President Roosevelt.
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McKinley
Monument Hill
Canton
Ohio
Roosevelt
New York Life Companies Face Insurance Law Limits
Interest grows in how New York State life insurers meet the annual expense cap while expanding business. The Home Life Insurance Company reports higher in force policies, assets up by about 1.7 million, and over 300 thousand dollars in dividends to policyholders, under President George E. Ide.
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New York State
Home Life Insurance Company
George E. Ide
Banks granted time to retire Clearing House loan certificates
Clearing House Committee and bankers discussed the status of three banks holding Clearing House loan certificates totaling just over 6 million dollars. They agreed to allow extended time for retirement but not issue new certificates, with one bank expected to retire today and another by week’s end. Rumors of voluntary liquidation of small banks followed the National Bank of North America closure, though authorities say there is no present need for such action. The delay may postpone the weekly bank statement resumption planned for February 5.
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Architects
New York
Manind
Lucas Cranach
Welgemuth
Gian Bellini
Titian
City Hall Park
Venice
Hoboken
Jersey City
United States
Republic
France
Oufal
Clearing House
Clearing House Committee
Panks
National Bank of North America
Trust Companies Get Money Back In Two-Week Report
Albany January 28 The State Banking Department released the results of eighty five trust companies showing a recovery in funds after a period of strain. Between December 19 and January 1 deposits subject to check rose from 544 136 361 to 555 397 056 while total deposits increased to 732 278 3260 and total resources to 1 012 747 930. The gains reflect an influx of withdrawn funds returning to the banks.
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Albany
State Banking Department
Clark Williams
Bondholders Back Reorganization Plan for Railroads
A representative of L S Berg said bondholders have approved the consolidation of Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad with Gulf and Chicago Railway. Over 8 percent assent required, with 7 311 000 of 8 061 400 bonds approving. The plan creates New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad Company and aims to extend to the Ohio River and New Orleans with needed branches.
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L. S. Berg
Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City Railroad
Gulf & Chicago Railway Company
New Orleans, Mobile & Chicago Railroad Company
Ohio River
New Orleans
W Gould Brokaw Ill in North Carolina
Reports from High Point North Carolina claimed W Gould Brokaw and his wife were taken to New York in serious condition with Mrs Brokaw hospitalised. Brother W W Brokaw disputed the report saying Brokaw has typhoid fever but is not in danger and his wife is well.
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High Point
N. C
W. Gould Brokaw
New York
Big Four Dividends Cut and Nickel Plate Increases
Directors on two Vanderbilt roads acted with dividend changes. The Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway cut its semi annual common stock dividend from 2 to 1 per event, lowering the annual rate. The New York Chicago and St Louis Nickel Plate declared 5 percent on second preferred stock, up from last year, and 5 percent on first preferred stock as net earnings rose by 1,? last year.
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Vanderbilt Roads
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
Big Four
New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
Nickel Plate
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Loan Turnover Details
News reports revealed the Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company shifted from an initial plan of a $16,000,000 one year loan to an alternative arrangement. Sources indicate negotiations and potential restructuring were underway as details emerged yesterday.
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Delaware & Hudson Railroad Company
Bank loan lines up 6 million for six months at 2 percent
The company arranged a six month loan of 6 million dollars at 2 percent interest to finance a matching issue of Quebec Montreal and Southern notes maturing February. First National Bank and Kuhn Loeb Co will absorb the new issue. A permanent financing plan, possibly a 20 million bond issue, is being readied but postponed.
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Caled
Quebec
Montreal & Southern
First National Bank
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
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