Bankers face collapse as Zotti firm shutters after bankruptcy filing
The Frank Zotti & Co banking houses at 105 Th street 7th and Broadway were closed as a bankruptcy petition by Victor Vallarec and Nicola Jurkovic is filed in the United States District Court. Receivers and accountants will assess assets including 7500 in foreign art and American money, with liabilities pegged at about 125000 to foreign bankers and potentially higher overall. Claims from Croatian communities note funds sent for Europe did not reach recipients. A run was expected amid the Greenwich street closure and a crowd gathered seeking service.
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Frank Zottl
Frank Zoitt & Co
Wetcomen Wees
United Seues Iistrict
Victor Vallarec
Frank
Nicola Jurkovic
Zotti
Ah Street
Broadway
Watson
Wall Street
Hough
Greenwich Street
Pir
Zottlas
Mr. Watson
Gens
Hays & Hershfeld
Watson Westerday
Pennsylvan
Washington
Montana
Santa
Mic
Europe
Hershfeld
Postoffice Department
Attack by burglar shocks Harlem grocery owner
Henry Halifeld, 14 West 125th Street, wounded by a burglar during a breakfast encounter at his NomB Seepth avenue wholesale store. He was found bound and unconscious with two scalp wounds. Mrs Halifeld alerted help as detectives from West 110th Street station investigate.
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Harlem
Henry 5
Halifeld
Nomb Seepth Avenue
Hallfeld
West 125Th Street
Hallie
West
Street Station
Express Company Detectives Nab Juvenile Ring Leader
Renry Goldberg twenty four of No Lewis Street was arrested with thirteen year old Jmdore Gutt as they carried away a package valued at twenty four dollars from an express wagon. Held in fourteen hundred dollar bail by Magistrate Walter at Jefferson Market on morals of children charges. Others named are Gut Emanuel Lipofsky and Morris Toofsky. Detectives say Goldberg showed youths bundles at express company offices and paid them ten to fifty cents per stolen package. The four were remanded to the Children's Society.
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Renry Goldberg
Lewis Street
Canal Street
West Broadway
Jmdore Gutt
Walte
Jefferson Market Court
Chileto
Gut
Ives
Skillman Street
Brooklin
Emanuel Lipofsky
Henry Ket
Morris Toofsky
Allen Street
Goldberg
Express Company
Adams Express Company
The
Children’s Society
Shimira
Secrets of czar agents exposed by Paris revolutionists
Dr Paul Kaplan in Paris says a Russian secret service agent fled with files and spies. Kaplan says this victory empowers revolutionists to expose the Czarist regime and its foreign approach. He notes plans to lecture in cities to sway governments, while conditions in Russia grow worse.
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Secret Service Bureau
Petersborg
Paris
Paul S. Kaplan
No. 20
Eastay
Revolutionists’ Society
Cy. Dor. Kaplan
Russia
Surgeons Rejected Sheppard for Police Duty
Melvin W Sheppard, representative of the American Athletic Club, who won the metre race in the Olympic games, was rejected by police surgeons over health concerns. Civil Service Commission surgeons later found him fit for duty, sparking a clash between police and civil service medical examiners and prompting mayoral intervention.
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Melvin W Sheppard
Vty Tb American Athletic Club
Pretcen
Breppard Ee
Civil Service Commission
iMate
McClellan
Walter Bensel
Thief shoots at horse owner during attempted theft in Inwood
Inwood Long Island two men tried to steal a horse from Smith’s stable. The owner confronted them as they loaded the horse into a wagon. One assailant opened fire and both fled after the confrontation. Police were notified and search continues.
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Smith
Inwood
Long Island
Reform Club Seeks Downtown Site for New Home
The Reform Club meets this afternoon to decide a site for its future home. After selling its East 35th Street clubhouse three years ago, it stayed at the National Arts Club and lately used 42 Broadway offices. Chairman Everett V. Abbot says the chosen site will be downtown between Pearl Street and West Broadway, north of Barclay, south of Bowling Green, to host meetings, offices, and rooms for staff and reading.
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Reform Club
East 35Th Street
National Arts Club
No. 42
Broadway
Everett V. Abbot
No. 45
Cedar Street
Barclay Street
Bowling Green
Pearl Street
West Broadway
Abbot
Civil Service
Change Church's Creed Sparks Presbytery Dispute
Trustees of Bellmore Presbyterian Church led by Rev James Hall and his family vote to adopt the Congregational creed. A presbytery meeting in Mineola appoints a committee to report. Disputes over church property ownership arise as some members withdraw and potential court action looms if the Halls insist the property is theirs.
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Bellmore Presbyterian
Hall
Presbytery
Hamilton Sticks to Counsel Role in Cohen Case
The Rev Braddin Hamilton refused to yield as counsel for Harris Cohen despite Cohen’s wish to substitute Merrill Gates Jr Gates of the Legal Aid Society. The dispute includes claims Hamilton sought 40 percent of verdicts, a charge he denies as Charity Organization Society questions arose. Justice Erlanger ordered briefs after evidence offered no proof of Mrs Sage's personal knowledge of Hamilton's conduct.
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Braddin Hamilton
Newport
Merrill E. Gates, Jr
Harris Cohen
Cohen
Hamilton
Justice Erlanger
Supreme Court
New York City Railway Company
Cohens
Society For Upholding Justice
New York
Russell Sage
Gates
Legal Aid Society
Robert W. de Forest
Parsons
Charity Organization Society
Mrs. Sage
Mr. Hamilton
Hope to Abolish Art Duty by Free Art League
The American Free Art League of Boston mobilizes to end tariff on artworks, claiming Ways and Means Committee support for a free art schedule. Organizing secretary Myron E. Pierce says headquarters stay active and a vigorous campaign will unfold, with a delegation to Washington when hearings begin. Taft brothers sit on league director list. Tribune praised for aiding free art.
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American Free Art League
Boston
Ways and Means Committee
Myron E. Pierce
League
Washington
Mr. Taft
Henry W. Taft
New York
Charles P. Taft
Ohio
The
Tribune
Lawyer William Solomon Fails to Appear in Brandenburg Case
William Solomon, attorney for Mrs Valine Brandenburg in the non support suit against Broughton Brandenburg, did not appear in Jefferson Market court yesterday to answer a summons from Magistrate Walsh. George E Fleming, Brandenburgs former counsel, requests a warrant for Solomons arrest, Fleming stated.
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William Solomon
Valine Brandenburg
Broughton Brandenburg
Jefferson Market Court
Walsh
Brandenburg
George E. Fleming
Fleming
Solomon
Fare Hike Likely For Westchester Tarrytown Line
Justice Morschauser signaled approval of J Addison Young receiver to raise fare to 10 cents. The plan halves at Mamaroneck village line with a second five cent charge beyond, affecting thousands heading to Rye Beach and resorts along the Bound.
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J. Addison Young
Tarrytown, White Plains
Mamaroneca
Morschauser
Mr. Young
Mamaroneck Village
Rye Beach
Vanderbilt Cup Race to proceed under AAA rules in New York
Buffalo meeting of central conference committee representing American Automobile Association and American manufacturers voted unanimously to hold this year’s Vanderbilt Cup Race under the racing board rules. Foreign entries include Mercedes Benz Hotchkiss and Renault. Course set to be about twenty five miles, fastest in the world, near Nassau County with the Long Island Parkway. Also reports on a $2,500 Winton contest for mileage and upkeep with drivers from Milton Schnaiser, J. Axelrod, and others. results list top ten finishers and prize money.
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Paris
American Automobile Association
Central Conference Committee
Buffalo
William H. Hotchkiss
Frederick H. Elliott
Thomas Henderson
S. A Miles
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
E. R. Thomas
J. D. Thompson
A. R. Pardington
American Automobile Association Racing Board
S. D. Walden
R. D. Chapin
Detroit
Alfred Reeves
Reeves
United States
Racing Board
Mercedes
Benz
Hotchkiss
Renault
Long Island Motor Parkway
State End
Nassau County
New York
E. E. Schwartzkopf
A. C. Faeh
Cleveland
St. Clair Couzens
M. M. Maxwell
Frank Schneider
Milton Schnaiser
Arthur Donovan
J. Axelrod
Harry A. Toomey
Euclid
Ohio
Harry S. Pickands
Charles L. Bonner
James T. Bressan
Brooklyn
James Botce
Warren Somere
Atlantic City
A. R. Cowperthwaite
L. R. Speare
Newton Center
Mass
Joseph Arnold
Joseph Fish
Chicago
FE. C. Knapp
E. A. Rooney
Winton Motor Carriage Company
Fast Time at St. Paul Mile Auto Wins by Christie
Twenty thousand spectators at Hamline track watch fast mile auto racing. Walter Christie wins the mile with a flying start, followed by Christie and De Palma in a 0.544 percent time. De Palma and Oldfield also place in five mile stock and stripped car events, with Nyquist winning the 6:00 five mile race.
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the Tribune
St. Paul
Mystic Shriners
Hamline Track
Christie
de Palma
Oldfield
Nyquist
Buick
Doerr
Ford
Reynolds
Allan Kingston
Patterson
Packard
Walter Christie
Green Dragon
Barney Oldfield
Stearns
de Palme
Alien Kingston
Berner
Renault
Hudson Regatta Entries Surpass Fifty at Riverside Drive
Hudson River Rowing Association reports over fifty entries for its annual regatta on the Riverside Drive course this Saturday. Races start at Grant's Tome and finish at Bloomingdale Boat Club. The junior four oared barge race, featuring Metropolitan Rowing Club, Hudson Boat Club, Active Boat Club, Bloomingdale Boat Club and Valencia Boat Club, is expected to be the highlight.
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Hudson River Rowing Association
Riverside Drive
Grant's Tome
Bloomingdale Boat Club
Smhth Street
Metropolitan Rowing Club
Hudson Boat Club
Valencia Oat Club
Ship-Shape Shop Empowers Women With Wardrobe Reform
Miss Gertrude Barnum launches the Ship-Shapers at 412 West 41th Street as a relief society turned skilled trade. The shop backs unemployed women with day, hour, or full-day work, offering training under manager Clara Grimes and backing by Mrs. George Jenkins. It promotes professional sewing services, home visits, and fair wages to relieve overworked housewives while teaching a trade as respected as nursing.
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Gertrude Barnum
West 41Th Street
Miss Barnum
Chicago
Women's Trade Union League
New York
Helen Marot
Miss Marot
George Jenkins
Sisters of Charity
Anny Kound
Sewin
Clara Grimes
Prospectus
Jimmy
Carta
CARE OF FEEBLE MINDED SHINES AT PHILANTHROPY SESSION
Dorothea Dix is hailed as the pioneer who revealed grim conditions in almshouses and state care. Lecturers urge reform, citing chained patients and neglected feeble minded, while upstate opposition and local boards hinder humane care. The Manhattan Trade School for Girls touts wage-earning graduates and legal support for workers.
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Dorothea Dix
School of Philanthropy
Robert W. Hebberd
Public Charities
America
New York
Carl Kelsey
United States
W. J. Schieffelin
Manhattan Trades School For Girls
Campbell
Hebberd
Upstate
New York City
Dr. Kelsey
Pennsylvania
Schuyler County
Schieffelin
Manhattan Trade School
Dress Slip Pattern No 6064 For Various Bust Sizes
The Tribune presents pattern No 6064 for a slip with a circular flounce in batiste with embroidery. Finish options include sleeveless or short sleeves and various neck finishes. Materials needed vary by width and nap. bust sizes 32 to 42 inches. Pattern mailed for 10 cents with address, or 2-cent stamp for expedited letter.
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New- York Tribune
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Hudson Regatta
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Champlain
Charles G. D. Roberts
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