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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1901

Page

15

Seventh National Bank Fails After Loan Defaults

The Seventh National Bank closed yesterday morning after the directors failed to assure the Controller of the Currency that Henry Marquand & Co. loans totaling 1.6 million would be paid by tomorrow night. The bank cleared 644,108 yesterday before suspending. Raynor, the National Bank Examiner, took charge as the Kimball administration’s collateral was deemed unmarketable though of some intrinsic value.

Seventh National Bank Henry Marquand & Co National Bank Raynor Seventh National Kimball Post Office Perry S. Heath Sev

Seventh National Bank suspends payments amid Clearing House run

The Seventh National Bank closed its doors after failing to meet a debit balance of 8 1 2 000 at the Clearing House following withdrawals by country banks. The bank cited inability to provide satisfactory assurances on Henry Marquand Co loans totaling about 1.6 million and a large rush of balances as the cause, with officials planning Saturday night cash steps.

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

Manic patient at Bellevue hospital bites nurses

Jacob Vogelie a 34 year old Salvation Army member in Bellevue Hospital insane pavilion has bitten four nurses and injured a fifth since last Monday He attacked nurses during examinations while his wife attended and choked his spouse before being restrained by attendants The maniacal patient claimed divine orders and was finally put in a straitjacket

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

Barge Canal Proposal Seeks Federal Funding Across States

Albany June 26. State Engineer Bond reports two visiting engineers with a Hay secretary letter urge Congress to finance a grand barge canal across New York State. They favor a twenty one foot canal from Buffalo to Oswego and Oswego to the Hudson, costing about 300 million dollars, with potentially all Western states backing the plan. They expect Congress to coordinate a national canal improvement policy including states Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa South Dakota Nebraska and North Dakota.

the Tribune Albany Bond Hay Northwest Congress New York Union Buffalo Lake Ontario Oswego Hudson River United States New York State Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa South Dakota Nebraska North Dakota Lake Erie

Senator Gorman seeks old seat amid Baltimore honors

Former Senator Arthur Pue Gorman may return to the U S Senate as the Maryland legislature chosen in the fall. His informal candidacy was announced at a dinner in his honor at Joseph Friedenwald's country home in a Baltimore suburb. Prominent Democrats praised him as the logical choice, while some leaders reflected mixed views.

Baltimore Arthur Pue Gorman Joseph Friedenwald Gorman United States Senate Friedenwald Maryland Smith E. F E. Jackson L. Victor Baughman Olin Bryan Joshua W. Hering Baltimore County Haye

Artist Stops Runaway Horse on Eighth Avenue

Carmonine Victola, a 24-year-old artist of 206 East Thirtieth Street, bravely tried to halt a runaway horse attached to a butcher’s wagon near Fifty-fourth Street. He was thrown, sustaining severe bruises, and was transported by ambulance to Roosevelt Hospital. The wagon was driven by Edward Arnold of 434 West Fifty Fourth Street and owned by Charles Herman of 433 Ninth Avenue.

Carmonine Victola East Thirtieth St Eighth-ave Fifty-fourth-st Edward Arnold West Fiftyfourth-st Charles Herman Ninth-ave Victora Lyndon Roosevelt Hospital

Prominent Westchester Lawyer Daly Dies After Wife

Joseph F Daly a leading Yonkers attorney known for defending Benjamin H Adams in the Sunday golf case died at his Warburton Avenue home shortly after his wife. They left two sons Russell and Carroll. Daly had served as Yonkers Corporation Counsel and led Westchester County Bar Association. Funeral at Immaculate Conception Yonkers Monday 10 am.

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

Carnegie Library Offer Refused by New Castle Council

The New Castle City Council rejected Andrew Carnegie's gift for a free library after union objections. Acceptance would require raising $4.00 annually to maintain the library if $40,000 was received, but council deferentially declined by default.

New-Castle Penn Andrew Carnegie

Drowned man among four in East River rowboat incident

A rowboat with four men capsized 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. Policeman Timothy Smith rescued Charles Smith, twenty two, of Johnson Avenue, while the other two escaped and swam ashore, then disappeared.

East River South Third St Brooklyn Arthur Rooney Fultonst. and Reidave Timothy Smith Charles Smith No. 142 Johnson Ave

Yale Triumphs Over Harvard in Bitter Thames Boat Race

New London June 27 Yale defeated Harvard in a closely fought three mile race on the Thames with Yale winning by two lengths in 23 37. Harvard’s Goodell fainted after crossing the line, while Yale dominated the freshman race and Harvard took the two mile fours. Yale’s victory follows a dramatic finish as the Crimson sparred with the Blue amid cheering crowds and firing cannons.

New London Conn Yale Harvard River Thames Hare Vard Goodell Bullard Cambridge Crimson

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