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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1901

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Seventh National Bank Fails After Loan Default

The Seventh National Bank closed yesterday morning after directors failed to assure loans of Henry Marquand & Co. totaling 1.6 million would be paid by tomorrow night. Raynor of the National Bank Examiner took charge as the bank was debited 644,108 at the Clearing House. Thebank attributed the failure to Marquand & Co. not meeting loans and to nonmarketable collateral accepted by the Kimball administration. Country correspondents withdrew balances, driving the heavy clearing balance. The bank had served as a post office money order depository. federal funds are secured by government bonds.

Seventh National Bank Henry Marquand & Co National Bank Raynor Seventh National Kimball Post Office Perry S. Heath Henry Marquand € Co Clearing House Fletcher S. Heath New York Chase National Bank Middle West Post

Seventh National Bank suspends payments at Clearing House

The Seventh National Bank halted payments after failing to meet a $984,000 debit balance and to provide assurances on Henry Marquand Co. loans worth about $1.6 million. Withdrawals by country banks and a Clearing House committee decision followed, with the bank’s leaders and counsel briefly appearing to request a suspension.

Maniac Bite Rampage at Bellevue Hospital Nurses Targeted

Jacob Vogelle a 34 year old Salvation Army member confined at Bellevue Hospital insane pavilion attacked four nurses with his teeth and choked his wife. He injured nurse Paul and Wright and then bit Lantry O'Donnell and Ludwig before being restrained in a straitjacket. He shouted that God ordered the injuries.

Jacob Vogelle Bellevue Hospital Salvation Army Morrisst Wildman W. J. Paul Jones Vogelie Paul Wright O'Donnell Langtry Ludwig Lantry O’donnell

Prominent Westchester Lawyer Daly Dies Sudden After Wife

Joseph F Daly a leading Westchester County attorney died at his Yonkers home shortly after his wife’s death from heart failure. He defended School Commissioner Benjamin H L Adams in the Sunday golf matter and had served as Yonkers Corporation Counsel. He and his wife left two sons and were active in Democratic circles and local bar associations. Funeral will be at Immaculate Conception Church Yonkers on Monday at 10 a.m.

Joseph F. Daly Westchester County Warburton-ave Yonkers Benjamin H.L. Adams Adams Daly New York Democratic Club New-York Bar Association Westchester County Bar Association City Club of

Artist Stops Runaway Horse in Eighth Avenue Incident

Carmonine Victora, 24, artist of 206 East Thirtieth Street, badly bruised after trying to halt a runaway horse hitched to a butcher’s wagon near Fifty fourth Street. Driven by Edward Arnold of 434 West Fifty fourth Street and owned by Charles Herman of 833 Ninth Avenue. Victora grabbed the bridle, was thrown down, and treated at Roosevelt Hospital.

Carmonine Victola Lyndon Roosevelt Hospital

Carnegie Library Gift Rejected by New Castle Council

The New Castle City Council refused Andrew Carnegie's offer for a free library citing conditions that required raising $4 annually for maintenance if $40,000 was received. Union men opposed accepting the money and the council delayed action until it defaulted.

New-Castle Penn Andrew Carnegie

One Drowned as Four Men in East River Rowboat Upset

A rowboat carrying four men overturned in the East River near South Third Street Brooklyn yesterday afternoon. Arthur Rooney, seventeen, of Fulton Street and Reid Avenue, drowned and body not recovered. Charles Smith, twenty two, of 142 Johnson Avenue, was rescued by Policeman Timothy Smith. the other two men swam ashore and vanished.

Baltimore Arthur Pue Gorman Joseph Friedenwald Gorman United States Senate Friedenwald Maryland Smith E. E. Jackson L. Victor Baughman Olin Bryan Joshua W. Hering Baltimore County Hayes East River South Third St Brooklyn Arthur Rooney Fultonst. and Reidave Timothy Smith Charles Smith No. 142 Johnson Ave

Yale Victorious Over Harvard In Thrilling Annual Boat Race

Yale defeated Harvard in the 3 mile Thames race finishing two lengths ahead after a battering duel. Yale also won the freshman race easily while Harvard’s second boats lost by six lengths in a hard fought two mile event.

YALE Harvard New London Conn Thames Goodell Camtain Bullard Eli Cambridge Crimson

Central Railroad of New Jersey Summer Schedule Ad

Advertisement announcing a complete summer timetable for Sandy Hook and all rail routes of the Central Railroad of New Jersey. Timetable distribution planned Friday. includes timetable details and pricing for travel. Water brand promotion appears alongside.

Sandy Hook Central R. R New Jersey Et Tor Advt

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