Seventh National Bank Faces No Run After Clearing House Aid
Edwin Gould and Edward R. Thomas arrived at the Seventh National Bank as the Clearing House actions quelled fears of a bank run. Depositors withdrew about 25,000 from small accounts, while large depositors stayed. The bank reported enough funds to meet all demands and a stable outlook, with President Kimball remaining on the board.
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Seventh National Bank
Clearing House
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G. W. Adams
William H. Kimball
Kimball
Morning Mail
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Gould
Bowling Green Trust Company
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Seventh National Bark
Edward R. Thomas
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Mr. Gould
Frank B. Poor
Henry Merquand & Co
Willian Nelson Cromwell
Sullivan & Cromwell
Cromwell
Henry Marquand & Co
Stock Exchange
National Bank Examiners
Nassau St
Washington
Exchange
Forests chief says Gould elk offer not declined by commission
Albany special article reports William F. Fox stating no truth to a New York claim that the Forest Fish and Game Commission refused George Gould’s elk and deer herd. Fox describes plans to release twenty elk from William Whitney into Adirondack and Catskill preserves and to buy moose from Canada for breeding.
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Albany
William F. Fox
New York
Forest, Fish and Game Commission
George Gould
Fox
Gould
Raquette Lake
Canada
Woodruff
Adirondack Forest Preserve
Europe
Adirondacks
Henderson Sees King Edward in Cordial Interview
London June 24 David B Henderson ex Speaker of the US House said in a meeting with King Edward that the interview was highly agreeable and that England and the United States share cordial relations. He affirmed America has a strong ally in the king and noted plans to visit Skibo Castle with Representative Frederick H. Gillett before returning to the United States in September.
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London
David B. Henderson
United States
House of Representatives
Associated Press
Fedward
America
Edward
England
Frederick H. Gillett
Massachusetts
Mr. Henderson
Skibo Castle
Carnegies
Gomez sails to New York for talks with Palma
General Maximo Gomez left Havana for New York via Tampa accompanied by Governor-General Wood’s private secretary. He aims to meet Dr Tomas Estrada Palma, Cuba’s revolutionary movement former U S delegate, with secrecy shrouding the departure. Urbano Gomez accompanied his father as Wood recovers from fever and malarial illness.
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Maximo Gomez
New York
Tampa
Fla
Wood
United States
Tomas Estrada Palma
Cuba
Gomez
Urbano
Recount Confirms Vieta Election as Cienfuegos Mayor
In Havana on June 26 the vote recount in Cienfuegos shows Sefior Vieta ahead by about 500 votes over Sefior Figueroa. Figueroa supporters seek annulment while General Wood orders the Military Board to declare Vieta mayor.
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Cienfuegos
Sefior Vieta
Sefior Figueroa
Figueroa
Vieta
Wood
Military Board
Hay to Remain at State to End of McKinley Term
Washington dispatch reports semi official word that Secretary Hay will stay as head of the State Department through McKinley's presidency, aiming to press isthmian canal and reciprocity plans with renewed effort. Lodge’s potential chairmanship of Foreign Relations may be affected by Hay’s continued tenure.
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Pauncefote
Senate
Isthmian Canal
Haye
John A. Kasson
Kasson
Blaine
Congress
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
Cushman K. Davis
Minnesota
Great Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senator Frye
Maine
Frye
United States
Harvard
George Washington
William McKinley
Nicaragua Canal
Harvard Yale Rowing Rivals Ready For Thames Battle
Yale and Harvard crews brace for the big Thames race at New London and Gales Ferry with practice rounds and tosses deciding lanes. Harvard seeks revenge for 1900 while Yale aims to close 1901 with an intercollegiate win as conditions promise a close, hot race.
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Yale
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Thames
Red Top
Crimson
Varsity
Navy Yard
New London
Rich Gifts for Universities Mark Epoch in 1900s
Massive philanthropy at Harvard and Yale dominates yesterday's commencement. J Pierpont Morgan wired a 1,000,000 gift to Harvard Medical School in Boston. Harvard's total gifts for the year reach 780,510. Yale's Hadley reports a 100,000 gift from Matthew Gordon for the bicentennial fund, completing funding for new buildings. Individual gifts include 100,000 from Frederick Vanderbilt and James J Hill.
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Yale
J. Pierpont Morgan
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England
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Boston
Hadley
Matthew Gorden
New York
Frederick Vanderbilt
James J. Hill
Harvard memorial gift from Morgan funds new medical school
Cambridge June 26 President Eliot said John Pierpont Morgan donated over 1 million dollars to build central buildings and two side pavilions at Harvard Medical School on Huntington Ave Boston. The plan includes a hospital and five buildings costing about 2 million, with land held in trust by Higginsons for the university. The news notes other dignitaries at the alumni dinner and the quiet commencement with 150 graduates.
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Mass
Eliot
Harvard
John Pierpont Morgan
Harvard Medical School
Huntington Ave
Boston
Appled Biological Research
Henry
Frank Higginson
Henry P. Bowditch
J. Collins Warren
Warren
Morgan
Junius Spencer Morgan
Massachusetts
Biological Department
Boylston St
Boston Public Library
Huntington
McKinley
Hay
Baron von Holleben
Roosevelt
Sanders Theatre
Wayne MacVeagh
John Bellows
Gloucester
England
James Tindall Mitchell
Supreme Court
Jacobus Henricus van Hoff
Yale bicentennial funds secure new buildings planned
Yale University ends its bicentennial week with President Hadley announcing the fund has reached 2,000,000 and the new auditorium and vestibule will be built at once. Gifts include 100,000 from Matthew Borden and multiple 25,000 to 60,000 contributions. Hendrie Hall paid, and 1,700 individual subscriptions reported.
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Conn
Yale
Arthur T. Hadley
Tribune
Hadley
Matthew Borden
New York
Memorial
W. H. P. Faunce
Brown University
Frederick Hi. Betts
New York City
J. M. Taylor
Vassar College
Williston Walker
James R. Sheffield
Hadhey
University
Anson Phelps Stokes
George Bliss
Frederick Vanderbilt
James J. Hill
Forest School
Clinical
Byers
Sheffield
Stokes
Charles
Edward Harkness
Harkness
Hendrie Hall
Law School
Hendrie
Jonathan Bulkely
Henry C. Robinson
Hartford
Robert Callander
Albert Kent
Sampson
Eli Whitney
New Haven Water Company
New Corporation
Buchanan Winthrop
Mr. Whitney
Thomas Thacher
Charles FP. Taft
Cincinnati
Stanley
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